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♪ heather: good morning, you made it to another monday, hopefully you had a great weekend and we appreciate you joining us here on "fox & friends first" to begin your week. it's going to be a great monday, let's make it a great one. i'm health childers. let's begin with the fox news alert for you, day three of the government shutdown. here is a live look at capitol hill where just hours from now senators from both sides of the aisle will huddle with hopes of getting 60 votes to pass a spending bill. live from washington, d.c. now with what can expect, good morning, doug. >> heather, good morning, at least our lights are still on this morning. we will see the procedural vote, i think, in the senate later on today and this is an effort by republicans to break this

democratic filibuster, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that has to happen first. >> when the democrat filibuster the government funding bill and when it comes to an end, the serious bipartisan negotiations that have been going on for months now to resolve our unfinished business, military spending, disaster relief, health care, immigration and border security will continue. >> but if that vote fails at least part of federal government will remain shut down and democrats are holding their ground and holding out for a deal on daca. those protections for illegal immigrants who came to the country as children. >> we've had several conversations, talks will continue, but we have yit to reach an agreement on a path forward that would be acceptable for both sides, for that reason i object.

>> the president in the meantime calling for the "nuclear option" on twitter. here is what he yesterday. the dems just want illegal immigrants to pour into the nation unchecked. if stalemate continues, republicans should go to 51%. the nuclear option and vote on real long-term budget. no cr's, no continuing resolution. the president urging a change in the senate filibuster rules seems unlikely to happen, but we think we will hear more from the president later today. he has an event at the white house to talk about school choice and the shutdown, heather, is likely to come up. heather: all right, it continues, those lights need to be on in dc because they have work to do. thank you very much. >> thanks. heather: well, president trump is not backing down on the border wall and conservative columnist ann coulter says that he might be the only one. she's calling the stalemate in the senate proof that lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are committed to standing in the

president's way. >> the donors control our government, for mitch mcconnell, republican majority leaders act as of if his hands are tied. no, he ought to say there's a majority vote to pass something. the constitution specifies. five times when you need a super majority vote to i don't -- i de a president's veto and go to constitutional amendment. it ought to be 51 votes, even though you will have minority rules senate, make them filibuster, we have an intent to filibuster. if mitch mcconnell we wanted to fund the government, he could do it, i think that the fix is in and they all want to force donald trump's hand to do the exact same thing that was elected to prevent to pass amnesty and not build a wall. >> heather: and the shutdown

battle took a turn over weekend when democratic congressman luís gutiérrez indicated that he's ready to break the party lines. >> if that's what it's going to take to take 800,000 young men and women to give them a chance to live freely and openly, i will roll up my sleeves, i will go down there with bricks and mortar and begin the wall. heather: so is this the first indication that democrats are ready to make a deal with republicans? our political panel on deck to debate in our next half hour. stay tune for that. and explosive new messages revealing shocking plot behind e-mail probe and antitrump things are turned over, others missing. kelly wright with new details on the mystery. good morning. >> important to note here that special counsel robert mueller assigned peter strzok to another

department when he found out, the disturbing texts are part of a new file of nearly 400 pages released from the fbi on friday. some of the texts show that fbi agent peter strzok and fbi lawyer lisa page knew then presidential candidate hillary clinton would not face any charges even before she was interviewed by the fbi. another text exchange, page reveals to strok knew about plan to exonerate clinton. two texting each other on july 1st, 2016 stating this, they wanted to say that timing looks like hell, yeah, that is awful problem. it's a real profound courage since they know no charges will

be brought and four days later july 5th, 2016, comey made stunning announcement about clinton. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriated in this case. >> so many people recall that and other texted pages between stroz and calling him an idiot and when president trump was candidate, they texted this, we don't have the text but we can show it to you at another hour, stunning revelations, heather. the government may be in shutdown but it appears that the matter with hillary clinton could be moving towards a showdown. heather: all right, kelly

wright, live for us, kelly, that's a big story and we will certainly follow it. thank you very much. kelly: sure. heather: the man who plot today kill american soldiers in the name of isis will learn his fate today. convicted terrorist will be sentenced after short delay after federal judge in ohio for a plot to kill soldiers at u.s. military base execution style. a prosecutor says that he trained in syria. he faces up to 23 years in prison. and the parents accused of torturing children may have had more victims, bringing dogs to search homes for unknown children who may have been buried there. the parents david and louis turpin after 17-year-old manage today -- managed to escape and called 911. they -- their children found mal

nourish and one shower a year. two pipe bombs inside a mall. device is causing damage to ceiling and walls and no one was injured. a suspect running from the mall described as middle-aged white man. moments ago israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcoming vice president pence in jerusalem. vice president is spending two days in israel during his tour of the middle east. the two plan to discuss the iranian nuclear program as well as ways to advance peace and security in the region before pence addresses the israeli parliament. highest level u.s. visit to the

region since the u.s. recognized jerusalem as the capital after israel. and the super bowl match is set, the philadelphia eagles will take the patriots. the eagles were down to minnesota vikings, backup quarterback nick led the charge with several huge plays against one of the league's best defenses, two claim the nfc title, 38-7, as you imagine, fans swarmed the streets in celebration of the win. the city tried dousing light polls but yes, they persisted. several people for chance at glory and didn't fall off, different game in afc, tom brady and patriots found themselves down to jacksonville jaguars for almost the entire came but they came up when it mattered most.

>> looking around, has time. throws it. what an effort, touchdown. heather: brady's wife giselle in the fans to secure on her man in win, first person to congratulate him this ref who quickly gave the 48-year-old a slap on the chest leading to conspiracy that the game was fixed. what do you think? pats and eagles will face february 4th, the two teams met in super bowl 39. well, the time now 11 minutes after the top of the hour and the media quickly to slam president trump over what he said about government shutdown five years ago. >> i think that the president is an unreliable negotiating partner. heather: our next guest say it is hypocrisy is unbelievable. political analysts ron myer breaks down the difference between 2013 shutdown and this one. >> i think my first initiative

as first lady will be cyber bullying because i have yet to see any progress made on that problem quite yet. heather: so much for empowering women. ugly night as stars use awards to take aim at first lady melania trump and this isn't an ordinary can of soup, no, the big mistake that caused one couple thousands of dollars.

>> who gets fired, it always has to be the top, problems start from the top and they have to get solved from the top and the president is the leader and he's got to get everybody in a room and he's got to lead and he doesn't do that. he doesn't like doing that. that's not his strength. heather: well that was president trump reacting to the government shutdown during a 2013 interview on "fox & friends", flash forward to today, the president

critics are in the media and they are now turning those comments into a full pledged attack. >> january 20th, 2017 he was named president of the united states, so the onus is on him. >> a lot of this could have been avoided if the president step intoed the game and done that great negotiating thing that he likes to do so well. >> he can't make a budget deal, he's a con artist, he's a fraud. he doesn't know what he's doing. heather: but what they're not talking about are the key differences between then and now and here to explain political analyst ron myer, ron, thank you so much for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. >> thanks, heather. heather: let's begin with what is impacted by the shutdown, okay, this one, thousands of federal employees placed on furlough, they won't report to work on monday today, the military won't be paid but will report for duty. now, here is what's not impacted by the shutdown, post offices not impacted, social security checks still in the mail,

national parks remain open most of them, airports stay open, most of them, they all stay open, so the difference between 2013 and now and can you really make that comparison that the media is going to crazy over? >> well, certainly president trump is making the shutdown a lot easier than president obama. president obama we wanted to inflict the maximum amount of pain because he thought republicans would be blamed and republicans were blamed, he shut down monument and parks and post office, the biggest difference is how can you say president trump isn't leading when he is giving democrats literally all they wanted on the cr, everything is funded, every policy that president obama put in place is funded, obamacare is funded, chip is funded, something that democrats have been trying to get passed for a long time and republican support. when you give the side all they want with the budget and they don't support it, you have to wonder, well, who is causing the problem here, that's the biggest

difference, in 2013 ted cruz held up the government because he tried to take something out of the budget. trump is trying to take out nothing out of budget, he's giving democrats a fully funded budget and they are still saying no, i think they say no because they it undermines presidency. heather: let's go back to what schumer and pelosi had to say on the shutdown in 2013, listen to this. >> i call them legislative arsonist, burn down what we should be building up in terms of investment and education and -- and scientific research and all that it is that make our country great and competitive. >> it's sort of like this, someone goes into your house, takes your wife and children hostage and says let's negotiate over the price of the house. we can do the same thing on immigration. heather: really, oh, really, ron? >> talk about hypocrisy. the biggest thing is everybody and in some ways rightly attacked ted cruz for being part

of government shutdown in 2013, now the senators who represent the military, federal contractors, the senators here from virginia, tim cain who ran for vice president, mike warner are the ones causing the shutdown. it's hurting constituents directly. yet, they are not doing anything to try to lead on the issue. they aren't creating any sort of extension. they aren't trying to get out there and say, listen, we need to make sure our constituents are taken care of. they are out there to undermine president trump, that's not really leading. i not everybody is a fan of the president in northern virginia or dc area, guess what, he's the one trying to keep the government open and that's what they want. heather: you take a look at the hadlines son -- headlines of liberal or mainstream media, they are blaming the democrats, they are saying that they are not the ones working with republicans and causing shutdown. you know when it gets to that

point, we have a problem here. we will see what happens today, what do you think will happen in. >> we might see a bill, two-week bill or one-week extension to keep the government open. i think the biggest thing is you have to make sure the military is paid, we have to make sure veterans get benefits, social security go out, some of the basic things and i hope at the minimum they could at least get a week to try to work whatever it is out. the democrats are trying to take hostage over daca and so i don't know if you'll be able to get a daca deal in a week. big differences there. a couple of weeks, three weeks from now that might make the difference. heather: we will talk more about that later, ron, thank you so much for joining us, we will have you back. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour, north korea and south korea to walk into olympic stage together. he joins us live to explain why up next. and they're in our country illegally but one state could register immigrants to vote

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with players from both countries, but is this just a trojan horse? gordon chang, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, heather. heather: what do you think about this? i want your overall idea in terms of north and south korea banning together in this march that they'll do during olympics and also the ice hockey team, what does this mean? >> well, first of all, this whole olympics participation by north korea in the south korean olympics start next month, it is a sense a trojan. the north koreans are trying to use olympics to create pronorth korean feeling in south korea, they want money from seoul and they want seoul to move away from washington, in other words to drive a wedge between alliance partners. north koreans are up to no good. with regard to women's ice hockey team, as you point out, this is the first time that

north and south korea are building a unified team in a sport and the one thing that this has cost a problem for south south -- korea's moon jae-in, not only conservatives but political base don't like this, more than 70% of south koreans are against the unified team and largely it's because south korean athletes who train for the last four years are being off the team in order to make way for north korea and people in south korea, even if they like president moon jae-in think this is unfair. heather: really, if you think about it in that way it is, i know that you and i discussed before he took over as president in south korea that they knew coming in that he believed in negotiation with north korea, that he believed that it was possible to discuss things with him moving forward and that would be his strategy? >> yeah, he was chief of staff

to most pronorth korean of south korea's president, he governed 2003 to 2005. he had decent prosperity policy which is giving unrestricted amounts of money to north korea over indefinite period of time because the idea that north korea would come around but the problem is that during administration and proceeding one of kim, north koreans became more provocative as they got more of seoul's money. this has been proven not to work. it sounds nice but it's a matter of theory, but in practice the north koreans have used this very much against the south and now if they were to get money from seoul which they are for the olympics, they are going to use it not for athletics, they will use it basically to launch missiles, detonate nukes and

engage in dangerous activity. this is going to be an issue between south korea and the rest of the world that wants to see an end to north korea's program. heather: i wanted to ask you finally, gordon, how does that impact what we are trying to do, president trump and the united states is trying to do in north korea? >> president trump's main policy to cut off money flows to north korea. south korea is paying cost of hundreds of koreans attending olympics. 230 cheerleaders, tae kan doe. heather: gordon change live for us. we appreciate your insight as always. >> thank you, heather. heather: thousands of women and celebrities march across america for women's rights and against president trump, the president on twitter touting his

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heather: we are back with fox news alert for you. the kabul hotel, 17 hour-blood bath may have been an insider attack. authorities say that taliban fighters got in through a vip only access gate reserved for government officials and high-ranking diplomats, the door not only requires preclearance but scans and checkpoints, at least 14 foreigners killed killn massacre. the agency has not been allowed

to see the controversial memo alleging surveillance abuse. that's according to daily beast, classified report outlines concerns that fbi and justice department used fisa inappropriately to snoop on the trump campaign. congressman dave joyce says the american people are one day closer to seeing the memo and will join "fox & friends" live to push for release. a women falls from her death dropping two stories of balcony of cruise ship, happened during carnival, her identity is still unknown, this marking the second death on carnival cruise ship in the past year. taking care of families of families of soldiers that have fallen.

vice president mike pence standing up for american heros railing democrats for hurting our troops during a speech at u.s. air base near syrian border. >> a minority in the senate decided to play politics with military pay, we are 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. >> all military service members still have to report for duty but can't be paid for any work after saturday's shutdown. >> and the government shutdown officially entering workday, live look at capitol hill where the lights better be on because there's a lot of work to be done in a few hours, congress will return and try to get everything back open and democrats refuse to go come to the table for a vote overnight. what can we expect today? here to weigh in our panel ann

hayworth and chuck rocha. thank you very much for joining us. ann, i will start with you, a lot of work needs to be done. what do you think will happen today, there's a vote at noon? >> democrats are counting on political benefit for the shutdown which is unfortunately the only reason they are doing it. there's no need to do it, heather, everything in the continuing resolution is spending that they're approved or measures, that they have approved including obamacare taxes so the only reason they are doing this is to cause political turmoil that they think will help them, they better get to negotiating table that seriously because the daca deadline isn't here yet and the government does have to pay our troops. heather: chuck, the daca deadline as we know is not until march and does appear as we have been discussing that the democrats have received everything they want in this continuing resolution, even chip is included in it, they wanted that, so what's their problem? >> i think there's a stalemate and the white house said what we

need is a shutdown. here we are today, they need to come to the table and take -- first thing they need to do is what claire did on friday, bring resolution, let's pay our military, the republicans refuse to hear. we should be taking care of military. heather: you blame the republicans? >> the american people know that democrats don't control washington, d.c. this is not our shutdown. the republicans have absolute control of this. heather: ann. >> chuck, as you know the republicans don't have governing majority in the senate, they get to pass one bill a year basically with 51 votes and they did that last year, i frankly agree with the president. i would bust the filibuster that requires the 60 threshold and make it 51 votes so that we can get things moving because democrats are holding things up. >> ann, you can tell the

american people about procedural responses in the senate but what they know that republicans won a lot of elections and our government is shut down. heather: you know what i can tell you, people are getting tired of both sides pointing the finger at the other time and in the meantime nothing is getting done. ultimately who is going the pay the price down the road, chuck? >> that's a really good question. ann, you would understand, i don't do policy but i run campaigns. it's going to be either one. we have the blame the republicans last time and we got it but they won back seats in the senate, who knows how long it lasts it's a real key and how much people are really hurt is a key. heather: how long do you think this will last in. >> i think both sides have reason to get this resolved very quickly, heather, and i agree with chuck that the politics can go either way, but the president is the one who can make the strongest argument for chip, for our troops, he's doing so and i am confident that the american

public knows whose heart is with them. heather: chuck and ann, thank you for joining us. i think you do great with policy and campaign. thank you. we will see what happens today. well, the screen actors goaled award turning political in the first few minutes, first lady melania trump getting roasted by host kristin bell. >> there has never been a host for this award show before, the first time, first person, first lady. i think my first initiative as first lady will be cyber bullying because i have yet to see any progress made on that problem quite yet -- heather: well, the show also putting the me too movement in the spotlight featuring all women version of the traditional i'm an actor segment with tracee ellis ross says she uses position to promote equality. won best motion picture cast and this is us, one best drama

series cast. we want to know what you thought of the sag awards if you saw it. leave thoughts on facebook and twitter or send us an e-mail. now, you know how president trump feels about protecting the border, right? >> we are building a wall on the southern border which is absolutely necessary. build that wall, build that wall. heather: we have the shocking new numbers that the wall is more important than ever. the dangerous tide pod challenge takes sickening turn. the college student hospitalized by the social media stunt. grab your groceries without any money or waiting in line, we will take you inside amazon's store of the future that is opening today.

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build the wall. heather: well, some new numbers showing that we need to heed president trump's desires to build the southern border wall. the mexican government reporting its highest homicide rate in decades with over 29,000 murderers in 2017. that's a 27% increase since 2016. earlier this month u.s. issued highest level travel warning for parts of méxico over extreme violence. california could soon allow illegal immigrants to automatically register to vote, new rules going into effect in april will automatically register anyone to vote. the rules require the dmv to forward records of eligible applicants to secretary of state's office unless otherwise. amazon new store opening today

with no money and no lines, tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with how the check-out preconvenience store works. tracee: good morning, heather, amazon is changing the way that people shop. the new store in seattle called amazon go opening up today, you just go in and you scan the app and enter, you start shopping and you can walk out. there are no lines, no cashier, you walk out with whatever you're buying. all of the sensors and there are cameras everywhere that are track -- they are tracking what you you by, that's how it know what is you're purchases and you can walk out. you have to sign up for the app, that links all of your payment information there. no lines, that's pretty cool. heather: tracking what you buy so they can send you advertisements and things like that, maybe, we will see if that happens. delta adding requirements for service animals?

tracee: yes, harder if you're flying with emotional support animal or service animal on delta, so they've had a lot of incidents recently since 2016, complaints have more than doubled and more people are flying with their pets in the cabins, so you're going to show animals health, vaccinations before you fly starting march first and sign a statement vouching that your animal can behave. all of the changes coming into effect very soon. heather: that makes sense, though, i'm surprised they didn't do that before. tracee: more people have flying with animals. heather: peep's who oreos. tracee: yes, starting to appear on shelves. they have a change this year. last year they came out with golden cookie and marshmallow cream. so those are starting to appear on shelves now, look pretty

good. i would give them a shot. heather: does it look like the oreo or peep? >> looks like to oreo and the center is peep flavor. heather: oreo with peep smashed in between. tracee: that's exactly it. heather: appreciate it. tracee: thanks, heather. heather: women's marchs around the country turning to antitrump rally. >> bigotry, bragging about assault. >> is it a hate trump march or women march? >> it's 50-50. heather: ca -- kathy barnett next with the reality

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>> trump simply represents a lot of the issues that we stand against. >> we've tolerated years of bigotry and sexism and muslim ban and bragging about assault. >> a hate trump march or prowomen march? >> for me is i would say 50/50. heather: 50/50 rallies across as the second annual's women march takes aim at president trump. our commander in chief taking to twitter to respond, touting accomplishments he's made for women over the last 12 months including the lowest female unemployment in 18 years. and here to react is military veteran kathy barnett, kathy, we always appreciate you coming in for us bright and early. >> thank you. heather: dark and early. >> i'm here. heather: let's begin there because it was the women's march, took place all across the country, you heard one of the participants saying it was 50/50

antitrump prowomen and take a look at this, good part to begin with is the women's unemployment rate it's at 4% right now. so the good work that he's doing not being recognized. >> no, it's not. you know, i am convinced that the democratic party has a four prong strategy, daca for electoral votes, racism, collusion and #resist and that is what we saw on full display in the women's march, that's all they have moving in 2018 midterm elections and that's the very reason i ask myself after a year of this president, can i be -- can i be protrump and a good person because if you close your eyes and just listen to the rhetoric all around us, you would think you are back in civil rights movement days, but this is not 1950 nor is it 1850 before the emancipation proclamation so as avid trump supporter, i wanted to know how has the president benefited the

community that i'm a part of, black women, as a mother and veteran and i came to the conclusion after looking beyond his tweets and policies, i can be protrump and a good person. heather: yeah, unfortunately, though, take a look at the tweets, women's unemployment 4%, 17-year low. >> 17-year low, also african american at 45 year low. heather: we can take a look at that as well. >> that's equivalent of 480,000 jobs. that's not a moot point. that's 480,000 jobs now occupied by black people. that's huge coupled with over a hundred companies giving out bonuses and other benefits. we have apple repatriating billions of dollars, creating thousands of jobs. heather: we can show a list of the companies as well as you're discussing it. so this -- these aren't things

that people aren't paying attention to? >> if you close your eyes and listen to the bombardment when you look at what he has done to the community, tragically 22 veterans commit suicide every single day, but despite the haggling we have seen with tax reform and health care, somehow secretary has rise above partisan and make systematic progress there. even the national security, as a mother, national security is just as important to me as making sure i lock every single door before i go to bed at night. heather: who do you blame for unemployment figures in terms of african americans, military and things that are being done? >> maybe everyone points to it but mainstream media in addition to the democratic party. when you have maxine watter

going around saying she will take the president out and jean, comedian writer for late-night jimmy fallon saying if you're a trump supporter, you should have children taken away. this is the bombardment all over the place and unless you come to fox news or smaller outlets, you're not getting a full picture of the facts. heather: yeah, it's doing disservice. >> to nation, military, to where we are going. heather: thank you so much for joining us, appreciate it. >> thank you. heather: and we will be right back, stay with us. (sound of typing) (sound of exhaling) (sound of drilling) jimmy (shouting): james!

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heather: "fox & friends first", deadly flu potentially taking another life, alabama dentist chris likely dying from flu-related illness just days after feeling sick. this as the cdc reports total of 759 flu deaths between october and december of last year. and with 14,000 new flu cases being reported to the cdc, the agency say it is deadly virus is probably at its peak right now. and a dangerous social media stunt taking a serious turn, university of utah student rushed to the hospital after eating a tide pod, well, no word on her condition. doctors have been warning teenagers not to participate in the so-called tide pod challenge

where they post videos online eating the laundry detergent. massachusetts couple accidentally donated their cold-hard cash. the family giving away a fake can of tomato soup filled can $2,500 to food pantry, realizing the mix-up they asked for money back. george w. bush surprising car enthusiast at car auction in arizona, he selling brand-new corvette for charity. >> president, all right, here you go. heather: car selling for $1.4 million, the money goes to president bush's charity for veterans. >> i love our military and i decided i'm going spend the rest of my life helping vets. heather: the car is signed by

the former commander in chief. well, that wraps up "fox & friends first", the 4:00 a.m. hour, but continues right now, i will see you tomorrow at the same hour, bye. >> stepping back from the brink, let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. rob: it is monday january 22nd and fox news alert, shutdown day 3, no deal yet as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calls for a bipartisan compromise to end this government shutdown. we are live in washington request a vote is scheduled to happen here in just hours. jillian: explosive new text behind e-mail probe and lawmakers demanding answers to months of missing messages. >> they did it. new england tom brady and the run by deon