[applause]el >> all right. thank you to staff sergeant joey jones, david angelo, our studio audience and you america. >> both sides trade shots over the house intelligence memo written by republican lawmakers. they're now saying release our memo memo two. this is the fox report. >> we are getting new reaction over the memo. they use the fbi of abusing surveillance powers during the trump campaign. president trump says it completely vindicates him in the russia investigations but the democrats reject that idea. both sides will make their case. >> hillary clinton and the dnc

hired fusion gps who hired a foreign agent to create this dossier that is just lyrical garbage. >> we believe the memo that the republican put out shows not a single abuse but a willingness to risk our public to protect the president. i hope their sincere that he will do all you can do to protect robert muller and rod rosenstein. >> the democrats want to release their own memo now. there's another controversy brewing over immigration and your tax money. >> a key point in the memo is that republicans say the secret by the court were not told the dossier presented as evidence, was paid for by

democrats. that dossier help secure a warrant for the fbi to spy on carter page, trump advisor, and it was also used for renewals of the warrant. it involves christopher steele, he was funded by the hillary campaign. the fisa court said they were not informed about the democrats say there was some disclosure. >> it is relevant information to advise the fisa court that there was a political actor involved. it's really bad precedent and unprecedented to not tell a court that a source has this level of bias part look at just the disclosure of who paid for it. they could've said it was the dnc and hillary clinton. that would have been really easy. >> democrats have their own memo with their own

conclusions about the fbi and the dossier and the fisa court. it has not been released yet. chuck schumer called on president trump to push for the democratic memo to be made public. schumer said i believe it's a matter of fundamental fairness that the market people be allowed to see both sides of the argument and make their own judgment. devon nunez says his committee will vote on the democrats memo once it goes through all the normal review procedures. >> all right. is the showdown over the memo unfolds, another is taking place for short-term spending bill. congress must pass a funding bill by this thursday in order to avoid another government shutdown. the issue of the dreamers remains a potential obstacle. we do have a top democrat

expressing some optimism. >> there will not only be daca deal but we are working every file on telephone calls from person-to-person to try to reach this agreement. fox team coverage continues on capitol hill with more on all of this. >> immigration and at daca deal broke the shut down last month. they do not have a deal yet but they also say they are confident there will not be a shutdown. daca will expire march 5 of congress doesn't come up with an agreement, hundreds of thousands of dreamers could face deportation. they released their own immigration proposal late last month and democrats were happy. mitch mcconnell said the senate would continue working on their own bipartisan plan but lawmakers should use the framework as a guide. he also said he would take up the issue as long as there isn't a government shutdown

next week. at least one democrat seems content with that. >> i don't a government shutdown coming but i do see a promise by senator mcconnell to finally bring this critical issue that affects the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in america, to finally bring it to a full debate in the senate. >> immigration is not the only issue when it comes to a budget agreement. there are disagreements over domestic and defense spending and sources say it's possible some republican defense hawks could vote against a short-term bill. >> nobly wants a government shutdown but we also cannot continue to inflict the damage on the military. >> you cannot increase defense and bleed the domestic budget to be a strong nation. we are still having this fight because they don't want to fund the domestic side.

>> last week paul ryan said they were making progress on a jet agreement and a long-term budget agreement. they wouldn't be able to write it in time for february 8 deadline. sources are telling fox news they expect a short-term bill to fund the government through march 23. >> thank you. we bring in republican congressman from the state of texas. good to see you. >> it's not like i care about what's happening in the football round. it will be the first super bowl i've messed but it's great to be with you. >> is that on purpose? >> it is. >> over the national anthem? >> yes, you bet. let me also say that the people who have been quoted

before me, if the democrats who are currently defending this outrageous conduct by the department of justice had been republicans in the 70s, then richard nixon would have finished his term then every republican presidential candidate would have one because these democrats have got to understand, what they are telling the united states and the world is, mr. trump, weaving is perfectly fine if you develop opposition research on any of your opponents, anybody you're unhappy with the menus the d.o.j. to monitor them and surveilled them and try to destroy the lies. the democrats will rule the day they defend what's going on here. it is also getting into the budget and the appropriation, it makes it pretty hard to work out agreements with

people who have taken the position that it's fine and dandy to lie to a federal judge, to use the department of justice and intel as weapons. >> i was out about the budget in a moment but i do have another question about the memo. there's reports that there are more memos to come. there could be as many as five more republican memos to come. on the issue of the democrats, do you support their version, their rebuttal memo being released? >> initial fairness, it is going to be released is not out of initial fairness because the democrats did not have their memo go through the rigorous like the republicans did. they want to shortcut all the things they made the republican memo go through before it was released.

>> but goes to the process, you are okay with it. >> just to shut them up, release it. >> i have prepared a letter that i plan to submit and have other people sign on with me tomorrow on our judiciary committee, we have a great chairman of the judiciary committee, he wants to get to the facts and what i'm asking him for is that we, as the judiciary committee, subpoena the transcripts from the fisa court hearings regarding the dossier, when it was used, what was said. >> mccabe in particular, you want to see what he said. >> i want to see everything that was said. as a former judge who signed warrants, i'm outraged they got a word four times based on what they used but number two, why this judge has not gone ahead and put people in jail for lying and committing a

fraud against the corporate he doesn't even have to have a hearing if it's committed against him and his hearing as a judge and that's exactly what happened. the fact that he hasn't put people in jail tells me this system is broken. we need a transcript of everything he heard and was told on them pursue potential criminal charges and abuse of power. >> all that said about what happened what's outlined. >> i have tears of rage. >> we hear you. the president said in his tweet that he feels all of this vindicates him with regard to the russian investigation. before you comment, let's go to another member of the republican delegation was asked that question about whether the memo in particular

vindicates the president. >> i don't agree with some of my colleagues. i'm not shocked that elected officials are using hyperbole and exaggerations, but this is about, for me, what kind of information should be used in a title iii court in order to spy on american citizens. our civil liberties are important. >> if you look at this, yes we want to know more about what happened and what the process was what that does not necessarily vindicate the president. this memo, with regard to the entire russian investigation. your comment. >> it's an indictment against those who have been pursuing the president. regardless of the issue of whether he colluded, and makes clear the worst collusion, if there even was any, the real

collusion involved the d.o.j. and the process they used and abused their fraud upon the court. it's an indictment of our intel. >> but it doesn't totally vindicate him. is that fair? he may be vindicated. >> it indicts those who are accusing him so that's a little different than total exoneration but we have to have independent special counsel go after muller because they were involved in the original russian investigation which they stifled so they can approve hillary clinton have our uranium go to russia. we have to have special

counsel did deep into these two people and it just so happens the accusers of president from, they are guilty of crimes i need to answer for them. >> you optimistic about a budget passing and fixing daca by march. >> i know we will get it worked out in the house and we do need to fund the military for the whole year. we need to get them funded for the year and then at the democrats can't agree with us on other things, for heavens sake, quit hurting the military and at least on that for the rest of the year. fund of the military for the rest of the year. in the meantime i'm anxious to get the transcripts of all the fisa proceedings. we have got to do this, we have oversight over the courts. the fisa court has clearly been abused. thank you for all your time.

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is it something that could bring it to a more rapid and. not doing anything to bring this to an end will cause the venezuelan people to suffer for much longer. >> he is next set to stop in columbia and jamaica. the trump administration and drum criticism for new nuclear posture review since 2010. it seeks to expand america's nuclear option but does not call for an increase in arsenal. it also casts russia and china as potential nuclear adversaries were highlighting the white house concerns about north korea and russia. caroline shively breaks down the review. >> the nuclear posture review takes a stronger stance against russia saying it must be clear to the russians that any threat of an attack on u.s. allies would come at a dire cost.

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>> president trump heading back to washington later tonight. hope face a political firestorm over the gop memo. it accuses the happy i've using surveillance power. the president says the document totally vindicates him. the members of his own party or breaking from the president on that claim. >> there is a russian investigation without a dossier. to the extent that memo deals with the dossier in the fisa process, the dossier has nothing to do with the meeting at the trump tower. it has nothing to do with an

e-mail sent by cambridge. it really has nothing to do with george cop annapolis is meeting in great britain. >> meanwhile chuck schumer's calling on the president to back the release of a democratic rebuttal. here's a quote from senator schumer. i urge you to sanction the public release of ranking member adam schiff's memorandum that is recently made available to all members of the house of representatives as soon as possible. i believe it's a matter of fundamental fairness that people see both sides of the argument make their judgments. with that were joined from palm beach. so the president a short time of go. it is super bowl party time. >> nf about politics, especially the partisan criminalization of politics. right now, president trump and the first family are getting their super bowl party on just on the street at his trump international golf club. were very fortunate invited

guests are getting to watch what will be a very memorable super bowl 52. they're watching the big game with the big man, the commander-in-chief. also accompanied by the marching owls. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> at florida atlanta university, the marching owls are getting that honor of jazzing up the party. getting the excitement going with game field horns and drums. a few hours ago they issued the super bowl statement for the big game. he rekindled his ongoing feud with the nfl players who not the season during the national anthem. to call it attention to racial

injustice. >> while many of our nation service members are unable to be home to enjoy the savings tradition, they are always in our thoughts and prayers. we all those here is the greatest respect for defending our liberty and american way of life. their sacrifice is stitched into each star and every step of the star-spangled banner. we hold them in our hearts and thank them for freedom as we probably stand for the national anthem. the senate morning political shows were focused on that republican memo. the four-page document release by republican chairman, devon nunez which has embroiled washington in partisan politics since friday. democrats up to release a memo this week, possibly as early as tomorrow. the president first lady will soon be watching some, if not much of the super bowl down the street at their big super bowl party. eventually they will go to west palm beach international airport

and return to washington, getting back to the white house just before midnight tonight. tomorrow, the president the first lady go to cincinnati. he will talk about the impact of the tax cuts as well as jobs. she'll be doing a side trip overseeing the ongoing opiate epidemic. >> once that began so get home late tonight and go to the event tomorrow, you wonder if the president and the administration wants her can shift the focus back to say the economy has been building momentum and away from the memo topic. i'm not sure what the goalless. >> he's going to be meeting at a plant that makes cylinders. he'll be talking to the workers and we can anticipate will be using some of those workers to talk about how they've seen their paychecks increase on

since the big tax cuts went into effect. it will be hard for the president to get away from the memo. it will dominate the day tomorrow. the democrats on intelligence committee want to get their ten page version out as soon as possible. >> thank you. good to see you. go crash the super bowl party. >> let's go to katie who joins us and cohost of the beyond the bubble podcast. katie is here in the city. good to see. >> thank heaven me. >> memo talk, the talk is that we might be just be getting warmed up. there might be more memos on the republican side and the democrats want their memo to be released. what's next? >> the democrats indicated that

as soon as tomorrow they might push to have their perspective released in the program republicans that would suggest there opened a scene that come out. we might spend the next week talking about and scrutiny of the fbi and the surveillance. >> is a good bad or indifferent for the administration? there was some momentum building. in regard to the midterms for republicans in general. most seem based on the economy, now we are in memo talk. does it help her hurt the president? >> what you often hear from republicans on capitol hill in the campaign to his frustration they have a lot of good news to share. they feel the economy is going well, the tax reform is actually improving the popularity.

in general they have a strong message on the economy. but almost every time they feel like they're getting legislative achievements there's another distraction and controversy. even the house republicans were supportive of the memo coming out, there is a wish that we could just get back to the economy. looks like this will dominate the day again. >> the stock market sold off on friday. let me get to the issue of momentum. were gonna put up poll numbers on the generic ballot for congress. we talked about it earlier, it was really negative for republicans and still is. today it's republicans at 39 and democrats 46. the dems are plus seven. from the first of the year it was in the double digits. so that has tighten some to. this a big wave election i wonder if everybody still talking about it.

>> there's a lot of attention on the midterms i will happen. historically it's challenging for the president's party to maintain the majority especially going into the first cycle the president's term. republicans are feeling much better today than they were several months ago. the presidents rating has improved. >> the fox poll is at 45. those aren't great numbers historically, but for this president given his first year and approval numbers, i'm wondering if they're good enough. >> he's coming back from historically low ratings. they are picking up some. we look at the tax bill is improving in popularity. i just met the last week embedded with smart republicans, donors and strategists.

i was at the koch brothers political network and speaking with them in with the republican committee meeting. there is recognition that things are improving but there's a lot of concern about how revved up it is. >> was the best strategy talking about republicans to counter that? go down the road to discredit law enforcement or focus on the economy. which the president brought up himself. will that be there strategy if they know the democrats are worked up? >> newt gingrich who saw his own republican wave of election spoke at the rnc in his message was to keep it all about tax reform. certainly that's what you're seeing republican lawmakers try

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destruction to montecito, california killed 21 people. a grassroots group of neighbors coming through the wreckage are called the mud angels. helping the community take baby steps toward some semblance of normalcy. will is joining us live. >> the mud angels have made it their mission to find anything of emotional value. personal items like jewelry, trophies, pictures. in january and sweat swept through montecito outside of santa barbara on the heels of a wildfire. within 20 were killed and many lost everything. a short time later aaron was walking on the beach as she saw something that didn't belong. a pair of earrings. >> there is a little muddy silk pouch. i reached out and grabbed it inside this mud so cloth were sparkly blue earrings. you need they belong to someone and they were special. we had no idea how we could figure out who the owner was. her people's belongings spread

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