investigators are now saying it could have been prevented. >> brady under pressure. escapes the sack. launching one for the end zone and incomplete. and philadelphia eagles, the long drought is over. rob: one of the best super bowl games i have ever seen. food fights in convenient stores, celebrations turning rowdy over eagles big super bowl win. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: all right, at stadium,

that's in minneapolis, cleared out now. everyone has gone home for the night. what a game. >> i don't know if their home yet. rob will be we don't know that. a lot of them are probably still out making a mess of things and we will talk about that. good morning to you, you're watching "fox & friends first", i'm rob schmitt. carleycarley: and i'm carley sh. let's get straight to stop story, the political fire storm over controversial memo alleging fbi abuse reaching a fever pitch. rob: house intel committee to release whether or not the democrats counterreport today. carley: live fromnation's capital with head to head partisan battle, good morning, doug. >> it would have to go through same process as republican memo

last week. remember all the drama we saw when that happened, the question remains the same, what information did the fbi rely upon to make it surveillance warrant case in some of the earliest cases of russia investigation and specifically what did fbi director andrew mccabe say about reliance of clinton opposition research to make his case. >> i was there, i was part of the questioning, i promise you that the intent of his answers was that we would not have gone forward were it not for this dossier. >> i asked andy mccabe, that's not what he said, i don't understand why they won't quote from the transcript. >> urging to sign off on the release of democrats memo just as he gave go ahead for the gop memo last week and from the president's standpoint it was explosive and he tweeted this. this memo totally vindicates trump and probe but the russian witch hunt goes on and on, there was no collusion and there was

no obstruction, the word now used after one year of looking endlessly and finding nothing, collusion is dead, this is an american disgrace but listening to the response from both democrats and republicans here on capital here, a sentiment that the russia probe is going to continue regardless of what either of these memos actually say, rob and carley. rob: all right, thank you so much. so as democrats set to vote on their own memo later today -- carley: senior contributor davis says this move is just democrats way of taking america's attention off the real issue at hand. >> and i think this whole issue, well, this is just another distraction, this is all we've had since election day on the part of the democrats, it's just -- they are the ones that are putting distraction after distraction out there, i don't see why president trump should answer charges made against him especially if he feels that there was some partisan

sentiment going on and i think it's fair to remind the american people that the people that work in government and serve at the highest level are just people like us and they have all their biases and they all have hopes and wishes an dreams. heather: all right, and we are now learning amtrak train that slammed head on was on the wrong tracks, federal investigators trying to figure out why a switch was in the wrong position sending amtrak train on to the side rail in south carolina where the freight train was parked. the head of the ntsb says the disaster could have been prevented if federal safety program was in place to slow the train down, two people are dead and nearly 120 are hurt. rob: one person killed and several more hurt after a series of traffic pile-ups on icy roads in missouri, one involving 30 cars, take a look at pickup

truck wedged in between a truck and suv. unbelievable. traffic backed up for miles after another traffic accident in missouri highway patrol say they responded to more than 100 crashes in missouri. carley: amazing. chaos in philadelphia after the eagles big win, police trying to keep out with out of control fans storming the city after their first ever super bowl championship, my goodness. rob: they went crazy in philadelphia. look at this. a hotel canopy collapsing under the weight of all of the fans that climbed right on top. [screams] >> no word on any injuries at this point. this is a crazy video here. a crowd of eagles fans flipping a car, i think it's a preus.

carley: come on. other people lights fireworks and started food fight in convenient store, s.w.a.t. teams being called. rob: very popular. absolutely. what a game it was. carley: oh, my gosh. totally battled out the entire time. rob: the underdog eagles embracing the identity through the playoffs. carley: cheryl casone from the fox business network live in minneapolis with the eagles storybook season came to a spectacular end, cheryl, my goodness, what a great game. cheryl: it really was a great game, of course, we were here at u.s. bank stadium with all of the action on play, a lot of sports analysts were saying going into the game that it was going to be allow-scoring game, it was all about the offense.

it was an incredible game. 41 to 33. a lot of back and forth, not a great night as you mentioned for tom brady, of course, that turnover, usually he comes back at tend of the game and he does that hail mary and patriots game, last year that was the story in overtime in houston texas, not so last night. the trick play by the eagles and certainly the fourth quarter drive really bringing the underdog team in for the big win. nick foles, the big story of the game, mvp he was the backup quarterback of the eagles, he's not a backup anymore, listen to what he said after the game was over. >> to be here with my daughter and my wife, my family and my teammates, this city, we are very blessed. cheryl: blessed is right for nick foles, virtually unknown until this season for the nfl, the numbers to give to you, records were broken, actually

1,151 yards for both teams that was a new super bowl record and then talk about the economy if minneapolis, minnesota, by the way, they did a great job here last night, $407 million in consumer spending, the estimate we have this morning, 125,000 visitors coming from all over the world, as far as events and oarpg that is they put on, $122 million spent to put on all the big parties, of course, all the celebrities at, 5,000 jobs created just for is the super bowl here and, of course, what goes to the state and local government because they have to take their take, $29 million, carley, rob, it was an incredible night and oh, yeah, the half-time show, what a tribute that was. rob: for prince, absolutely. carley: a lot of people, you were lucky enough to be watching the super bowl from inside the stadium, a lot of people watching at home were complaining about the audio, they couldn't hear justin timberlake singing, what did it sound like inside the stadium, was it an issue as well?

>> no, it was not an issue in the stadium. he sounded great in the stadium, that was obviously a broadcast issue from what we know so far. a few rows up from the field and it sounded great, he did great, the dancers, the field, that's how big events coordinate half-time show and spent millions of dollars in pepsi half-time show and surprise ending when he went into the stands, people were pretty shocked. rob: i thought it was a great show. nick foles waking up and thinking was that a dream, absolutely. go get warm. i know it's about 2-degrees in minneapolis. cheryl: negative 16. rob: president trump taking to twitter to praise the eagles on big win, tweeting congratulations to the philadelphia eagles on great super bowl victory, the post comes after commander in chief

reignited the controversy hours before players took to the field, president trump releasing statement sacrificed stitch intoed each star and stripe of star spangled banner, we thank them for freedom as we proudly stand for the the national anth. every single player did stand last night for the anthem. carley: there you go. american troops slowly moving out of iraq, now being transport today afghanistan according to western contractors. the ap reporting the u.s. and iraq have reached an agreement to draw down troops for the first time since the war against isis began three years ago. about 4,000 troops will stay in iraq to train the iraqi military. rob: story not getting nearly much attention. we now know the real condition that congressman tray trey gowds

throwing in the towel. he considers himself a lousy politician. >> i was a pretty good prosecutor and i've been a lousy politician, i've done it for seven years, i'm grateful for the opportunity to do it but it's time for me to whatever time i have left, i want to spend it in the justice system because that's where my heart is. rob: he says he's a better lawyer than politician. congressman gowdy is going onto say that too often win asking what matters in politics and that is very true. carley: 11 minutes after the hour, president trump calling the republican fisa memo vindication after the media mocked him his claims that he was being spied on. our next guest says the fbi has serious questions that need answers.

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carley: president trump react to go fisa abuse memo, this memo totally vindicates trump in probe but the russian witch hunt goes on and on. rob: so is the fisa memo that came out on friday a vindication of the trump campaign or just the beginning of more attacks from the left? here the weigh in olympic media managing editor katie. thank you so much for coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me. rob: what did you make of the

memo, first let's start there? >> i think that it went too far on both sides, i don't think this was the earth-chattering thing that nunes said it was and at the same time i don't think it was actually nothing. it raises very serious questions about the fbi and doj and, of course, only iting dnc funding or hillary clinton's funding for a dossier that hadn't even been vetted when they used that to apply for a fisa warrant on american citizen is extremely concerning to me. carley: now, katie, about a year ago, president trump tweeted something that he received a lot of flag for, terrible, just found out that obama had mitt wires tapped in trump tower before the victory, nothing found, this is mccarthyism. they did wiretap carter page. so does this prove that president trump was onto something? >> i don't want to speculate too much on that. i think we have more to figure

out first, was i do agree with what happened with carter page seems like an abuse by the fbi and we can't forget the overarching issue and this happened a lot with obama administration with nsa overreach, with potential fisa warrant overreach spying on american citizens, put all the politics aside and just consider that the government may have improperly been given after american citizens when it shouldn't have for political reasons and that should terrify people. rob: katie, let me go to a couple of criticism that is we have heard from the left. the first one is quote from the memo that mccabe testified that without the dossier, steel dossier the fisa warrant would have never been gotten, i want to get your perspective of that. also i read op-ed from politico that talked about the fact that because this was written in october -- well, this was applied for in october of 2016, that's just a month before the election, is that really

realistic that they were trying to throw the election using this if they are applying for fisa warrant only a month in advance when people were set to vote, that's very close. >> people are saying that mccabe didn't say that they wouldn't have pursued the fisa warrant against page without the dossier but there's transcripts of this. i don't think they are making up that mccabe made the comment. as for everything else, i don't think it was trying to throw the election or not get trump elected but perhaps you have opening investigations, they knew what they were doing and they knew potentially what this would lead to and maybe -- it was a fore gone conclusion, trump will become president and we can't change that but in terms of whether they should have been certify -- pursuing this and sum trump's year with russia investigation, i don't know if they're trying to throw

wrenches into the machine, so to speak. rob: it is worth mentioning that there are other indication that is there's something wrong with the doj and the fbi especially regarding mccabe and the investigation of hillary clinton and you've got the texts from peter strzok and lisa page. the memo doesn't cover everything. >> thanks for having me. rob: 19 minutes after the hour. fan fury people rioting in the streets of philadelphia celebrating the eagles big super bowl win, we are live on the ground there coming up next. >> the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the -- it's pathetic.

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rob: great end to big game led to chaos in philadelphia overnight after the eagles big win, police trying to keep out with out of control fans storming that city. carley: steve live on the ground, congratulations on the big win, is the party still going or have things died down? >> they are dying down because it's getting a little colder out but if the party, if you show the video, was crazy. probably the biggest post game party we've ever had in philadelphia history and i've tbon a few of them since i grew up around here starting with stanley cup wins in the early 70's, you can see from helicopter, police commissioner, one section of street, 35 to

50,000 and that's one of the many large gatherings by another crowd of 15,000 where they like to gather, unfortunately, while most of the crowd was peaceful and the police did a terrific job keeping the peace, not all all peaceful because police can't be everywhere, you can see mace cri's store, the windows are smashed and boarded up the front door and they two front windows and they looted them. this is city hall where the police car is, they have no traffic lights anymore because the traffic lights for all taken down and smashed. the only lamps that weren't were the famous greased poles, how greasy, you see that, that's why they didn't climb the pole.

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carley: today president trump is heading to ohio promoting tax plan but back in washington lawmakers will be hard at work to come up with a budget deal in order to avoid a second government shutdown. rob: we get through through this all over again. latest proposal trying to keep the doors open for u.s. government, hey, kelly.

kelly: you're both right, the government is facing shutdown as of thursday february 8th, the white house say it is president is travel to go ohio today to actually tout his new federal tax overhaul but here in washington lawmakers, well, they have to find agreement once again in the short-term spending or face another government shutdown on february 8th, now, republicans want a spending bill through march 22nd, democrats want to resolve the immigration issue involving daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals, it led to last month's three day shutdown already congressional members are clashing over military funding and daca. >> nobody wants a government shutdown but we also cannot continue to inflict the damage that cr's inflict on the military. >> if you want to increase defense spending and we are not object to go that, we have to have an increase on the domestic side. >> republican senator john mccain, democrat chris coons are

introducing a bipartisan plan, now it calls for a pathway citizenship for young immigrants in the daca program, mccain telling the wall street journal this, it's time we end the gridlock so we can quickly move onto completing a long-term budget agreement that provides our men and women in uniform the support they deserve while reaching a deal cannot come soon enough for america's service members, the current political reality demands bipartisan cooperation to address the impending expiration of the daca program and secure the southern borders. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that he will be perfectly happy to treat the daca issue in a fairway provided the government does not shut down on february 8th, he will work toward a daca solution before its march fifth, deadline, sounds like a little wiggle room this week. rob: yeah, certainly an interesting little debate here we are having on this and seeing the president come so far to trying to make the deal happen.

kelly, thank you so much. today president trump heading to ohio where he's going to tout higher job numbers at a cincinnati rally but democrats still not impressed. >> the debate on health care is like death, this is armageddon. >> in terms of the bonus that corporate america receives versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the schmooze on is so pathetic. rob: all right, well, the dems now plan to go use this rhetoric in their mid-term campaign messaging but will it work, here to weigh in on that panel media ron mayer and democratic strategists evangeline gómez. as it was proposed and as it got passed the democrats were saying the most ridiculous things i've heard about a tax code and now

coming up as more positive we have chuck schumer saying we should thank president obama. >> well, calling this crumbs, maybe for nancy pelosi who has $30 million in net worth and member of congress is crumbs, maybe for somebody like congressman kennedy who doesn't come from a family as crumbs and bernie sanders who has three houses. a thousand bucks or $2,000 or $3,000 is significant amount of money to help families. we have seen republicans come up from being down 15 points up to only, you know, being down 2 points in generic ballot and the best is only yet to come, many tax cuts are kicking in so both politically and economically republicans can still see this get better before november. >> there was a bit of unforced

error on part of paul ryan and the tweet regarding somebody, a woman making an extra 1.50 a week, that did come out poorly. >> he basically supported her position that it was crumbs, the issue that she was making the comment in comparison to what corporations received, permanent real tax breaks at the expense of working americans like myself and you who don't take home those types of paychecks, that's a real big issue because cbo issued a report states that we now have an extra $1 trillion in debt, our economy is saddled with this debt because of the tax scam, does it make sense to take home a 1.50, a thousand dollars, 2,000 a year so you can pay 15, thousand dollars in taxes for the next year, no, it does not.

rob: let's put nit another perspective. i got so many messages, check out paycheck because they should be coming in now, i'm making another 1500 bucks and these are people that make 50 or $70,000 a year, that does make impact. >> it does not add to a thousand dollars, the math doesn't work. >> we are talking about single moms and young families taking significant amount of money because the standard deduction just doubled. a lot of folks are getting tax cuts. that's a great thing for the american people. democrats are going to have a hard time and when they their conditioned dates are asked, do you think they are crumbs, do you really think they are pathetic, your speaker of the house thinks those things. they are going to run on repeal -- >> these are not tax cuts, this is basically a short-term loan to working americans that they

and their children and grandchildren are going to have to pay back, why it now -- >> that's what they said about the reagan tax cuts and revenue went up. >> according to the cbo. that's factual. rob: john roberts, white house correspondent that federal reserve 5% growth. >> that provides long-term jobs. rob: we could debate it all day. i do love this topic, i love the economy. carley: father of college student in prison and reportedly tortured to north korea is heading to winter olympics fred warmbier will be vice president pence's guest. his son otto spent 15 months as prisoner in north korea, fred and his wife detailing the torture on "fox & friends".

>> he was blind, he was deaf, as we looked at him and try today comfort him, it looked like someone had taken a pair of plyers and rearranged his bottom teeth. carley: otto died several days after release. a man behind bars accused of killing off duty captain in road rage, hit golf cart and shot him in the head and took off. he later turned himself in. 10-year veteran with fire medical department, he was a u.s. marine corps veteran who served served in iraq. remembering him as exceptional young man. rob: black lives matter blocking train tracks from getting to the super bowl.

there you have it, one protestor locking their neck to a railing, look at this, police intervene, they got to protestors off the tracks but some fans were forced to take shuttle buses, protestors speaking out against police brutality, 17 people arrested. no charges are expected. carley: big night for all philadelphia eagles fan including our very own jillian mele. rob: join us us live from her phone in philly. have you been to bed yet? >> i went to bed for a couple of hours. carley: you deserve it, girl, congratulations, how are you feeling? >> thank you, you know, it's insane when the game started yesterday i was at one of my best friend's houses watching with my friends surrounded with the people that i wanted to be around and the game starts and first half, you all the confidence, okay, we've got

this, actually one person left the house, i'm drive to go south philly, i have to be there when this happens. in the heart of it. come on. but by the end of the game, everyone was just in tears, nobody has seen this. this is the first super bowl. it's insane, i don't think it has hit me yet. carley: you did a very good job on detailing your journey and i saw posts coming from you, in one of them you were wearing a vintage philly hat that your uncle gave you, the whole philadelphia thing is in your blood, what does this mean for the city of philadelphia? >> i mean, as you guys know, the city went insane last night. they're still out there cleaning up right now in the streets of philadelphia, light poles, people managed to climb the pole, whatever the greece -- grease that they put on it, carley. rob: rob: what are the chances

that carson wins as quarterback next year, how do you not give it to foles? >> no, he's our guy. no, no, nick foles deserves every second. carson went as starter, he's the quarterback that they've been grooming, he's the guy going forward. rob: i don't know how you don't start him, we shall see. carley: go back to bed. rob: enjoy the big win. carley: congratulations. rob: thank you for supporting with your green tie. we welcome all in the band wagon. all are welcome. carley: did you really? that's so sweet. rob: jillian, congratulations. >> all right, guys. rob: we will be right back. any object. any surface.

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new level. carley: what they thought of president trump's state of the union, only they were really quotes from former president obama's address. >> china wants to write the rules, that would put us in disadvantage. >> everything is out to window, whatever, china, china. >> donald trump should like mind his own business and just focus on america. >> it's like he doesn't think before speaking and how it's going to offend a lot of people. rob: okay, conservative millennial ally beth joins us now. it's fun to watch these. what did you make of these? >> well, this is just a sad example of confirmation bias that exists not only on college campuses but really across the country and even though we do see tendency of biases on both sides of the aisle, there's no question that it's all-time high right now on the left because of what we call trump derangement

syndrome and unfortunately it has affected my fellow millennials. carley: republicans are hard wire to dislike anything that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say and democrats same thing with president trump, so don't both sides of the i'll kind of do this? >> yeah, absolutely. both sides of the i'll have what we call confirmation bias, i think we saw it with the coverage of this memo this past week, people had already kind of made up their mind for what they think about it but i think because trump is president right now and because we see such everything that donald trump does, it seems to be all-time high on the left. part of that is because where young people get their information. the vast majority of young people get their information from their professors, from celebrities and from social media and what we know about those three sources of information is that so often they have a hard left liberal agenda. rob: you're only getting one

side. you look back, there was one speech by president obama in the last five or seven years on illegal immigration and the democratic party has taken such a hard left turn on the topic of illegal immigration, if you cherry-pick some of the statement that is were made by obama on this subject and you put them in front of donald trump and he says them out loud, you would have people screaming nationalist, antiimmigrant and how interesting is it that that party has gone so far to the left on this issue when really just five years ago this would have been a very much bipartisan approved measure to try to get the daca thing done with the wall. >> right, i think that's the scary part about it. not just the vast majority are voting democrat, is that they are so far left that 66% of millennials are okay with a socialist being president, that they actually believe in free college, free health care, things like that without actually thinking of the

long-term consequences but i am hopeful for myself millennials and hopeful for college students that once they get into the real world and realize that tax cuts, for example and capitalism is benefiting them and their job opportunities, that they will see the light in conservatism. carley: i see a silver lining with the campus reform video that democrats and republicans really could agree on something because these quotes from obama's state of the union very well could have come out of president trump's mouth, right? >> right, and that's what i hope could happen in the future is that millennials, young people in particular, they get so much of their information from just scrolling through social media will actually be able to take it issue by issue and think about it. that young people would actually be able to think critically about what they believe rather than trump saying i disagree and

obama said it and i disagree. rob: about 75% did approve of of that spech. 25% didn't. so he did fairly well when he sticks to script and writing he's a lot more popular than people that generally oppose him, right? >> right, and i hope and believe that millennials will start and see and feel so many vast majority of americans felt after they watched the state of the union that president trump whether you like him or not, he's succeeding in making our country safer and more successful and that's good for our future and i really hope that they hold on to the one part of his speech that i thought was most inspiring that americans and especially american people are dreamers too. carley: whether you like him or not the state of the union was a big win for him. >> thank you. carley: 48 minutes after the hour, time to check with steve

doocy to see what's going on with "fox & friends". >> what was it the stanley cup? rob: game four, the flyers won. steve: we will talk about the big game, obviously. and the big memo, congressman nunes of california here. also former speaker of the house about what a political fire storm this has become, also nigel farage, how the united kingdom is running out of money to pay for health care, what happened there? busy three hours kick off, the channel you trust for morning here. carley and rob back in "fox & friends first".

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carley: well, pays to win but you also have to pay if you win. rob: here comes the bad news, tracee carrasco from sister network fox business with what the newest super bowl winners will be paying on tax bill for winning the game, hey, tracee. >> good morning, guys, the philadelphia eagles will get 112,000-dollar bonus but as you said they are going to pay uncle sam but the good news here it is a little less than what they would have had to pay with old tax code, $41,000 in federal taxes, that's down from 44,000, so a little savings there but then they also still have those minnesota state taxes that they'll have to pay as well which they are pretty high there in the state of minnesota. carley: i don't think -- >> i think they will be okay. carley: one of the things people like to talk about is commercials, which two players start in hilarious nfl

commercials, i think they were giants players. tracee: giants didn't make it to super bowl but elon manning and odell beckham were stars of one of the ads, take a look. ♪ ♪ tracee: this was an ad for the nfl paying tribute to the various touchdown celebrations across the league this season, well, manning and odell beckham, jr., they have their own touchdown celebration, you is see the iconic movie dirty dancing. rob: people struggle with that when they're picking up a woman let alone an nfl player. eli is a strong guy. >> it did look real. rob: everybody in philadelphia

is hung over. tracee: eagles fans free coffee today in the philadelphia area, southern new jersey and some counties in delaware, all you have to do is present your dd membership card and get free coffee because as you said, they are going to need it today. carley: they certainly are going to need pit. rob: fun hang over. carley: the story behind the nearly 30-second super bowl blackout. ♪ ♪ rob: during half-time show a star is born, is selfie kid that everybody is talking about. ♪ ♪ with zicam extreme congestion relief and zicam intense sinus relief. for colds and allergies,

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and always working to be better. rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good eagles quarterback and mvp nick foles may be the mvp but his daughter stole the show. >> glory to god. she likes this mike. she has no idea. >> isn't that the sweetest thing? rob: she is. >> going black commercials second quarter. >> strange one. kid going viral for staring at his phone during justin

kimbler lake. several meals poking fun at ryan mckenna who did successfully get a good selfie with the star. the teen is so young he had to google who justin timberlake is. >> i think is he a cutie. "fox & friends first" starts right now. rob: see you later. >> it is point/counter point in the nation's capitol as both sides trade shots over house intelligence committee memo. >> court was notified a political actor was involved. >> it's really unprecedented to not tell a court that a source has this level of bias. >> now democrats are telling the president release our memo, too. ♪ >> florida atlantic university's marching band getting the honor of jazzing up the president's party. getting the excitement going. >> fourth and goal. they are going to snap it. caught, touchdown.