>> yeas testified, and as 32. motion concurs. rob: working together to blowhole in the death. jillian: shutdown averted. while you were sleeping the senate passing $1.3 trillion spending bill. what is in and what is out as it heads to the president's desk. >> i have never been shy about my views. the important thing is what the president says and what advice i give him. rob: gen. mcmaster is out and john bolton is in. democrats sounding off as donald trump announces his national security adviser. jillian: rediscovering respects, the anthem kneeler having a change of heart, "fox and friends first" continues right now.

♪ rocking in the usa ♪ rob: good morning. a great little song. that will wake you up and take you back. thanks for watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. while you were sleeping the senate passing a $1.3 trillion spending bill narrowly avoiding a government shutdown. it heads to the president's desk. rob: griff jenkins joins us with reaction from lawmakers and an idea of what is in this bill, nobody knows.

>> reporter: 2300 pages, they avoided the shutdown, they passed it shortly after midnight 65-32, three republican senators not voting. bipartisan support from minority leader chuck schumer calling it a darn good bill, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell praised the effort. >> i must say after a long intense day of such discussions with several members with legitimate concerns i'm relieved rather than depressed that we might be able to finish tonight. >> reporter: the strongest objection was from rand paul who shut down the government last time. he objected late into the evening but ultimate we caved issuing a statement saying congress must do better for the american people. we can support our military without further endangering our nation through fiscal recklessness. reaction this morning from conservative members like matt

gates was strong. >> they are celebrating in chuck schumer's office, democrats got what they wanted in this legislation but we failed to deliver on so many priorities important to the president and the american people. >> reporter: bob corker complained about the late hours. >> if we could vote at 8:00 in the morning, this is ridiculous. it is juvenile. this is a juvenile process we go through every time we do one of these. >> reporter: this provided a boost for the military and heads to the president for signature. no confirmation any sen. read the entire text. jillian: all 2000 pages. rob: i want to meet the person that can do that. turning to a fox news alert. mcmaster out, bolton in. the former un ambassador and fox

news contributor taking over as donald trump's national security advisor. jillian: democrats not too happy. robert gray joins us with the latest reaction. >> reporter: donald bev latest advisor shuffle coming how else? by tweet, naming john bolton next month, and thinking hr mcmaster for his service. there was rampant speculation for months that mcmaster would be fired. instead he will resign. the announcement drawing praise from republicans in congress. democrats voicing concern over military hawkishness, he backed the invasion of iraq and advocates aggressive use of military power in foreign policy. chuck schumer saying he is troubled by tendency to solve problems with the military when he says the focus should be on the middle class. bolton could lead us into war with a ran and north korea.

for his part the x fox news contributor telling us he is honored to take the post and commented on the president's controversial congratulatory call to vladimir putin. >> i don't consider it a significant point one way or the other. i said congratulations to a lot of people, foreign diplomats, officials, it is a matter of being polite. >> reporter: he was outraged by unacceptable weeks, not to congratulate latimer put in. he fired rex tillerson on twitter, urging kindness in his parting remarks. >> never lose sight of your most valuable asset, your personal integrity. this can be a very mean-spirited town. you don't have to choose to participate in that. >> reporter: the president nominated mike pompeo to take

over the post. jillian: china warning the us pulled back from the brink after donald pronounced tariffs on chinese goods. >> in particular with china we will be doing a section 301 trade action. it could be about $60 billion. i have been speaking with the highest chinese representatives including the president and asked them to reduce the trade deficit immediately by $100 billion. jillian: the announcement follows an investigation into property theft. china says they don't want a trade war but planning tariffs on $3 billion in imports from the us on fruit and wine. >> showing words from the austin bomber in a 25 minute confession

tape, mark anthony conditt called himself a psychopath and promised to blow himself up inside a crowded mcdonald's when investigators started closing in. mark anthony conditt helping police find him by getting caught on camera at a fedex store. a motive for the deadly attacks remains unknown. foul play ruled out in the death of an american college student in bermuda. autopsy finding he died after falling 35 feet off of a cliff. he was on the island for a rugby tournament, the pennsylvania teen's body was found at the bottom of a boat after he was last seen leaving a bar. >> protesters flooding the streets of segment after police released video of the deadly shooting of an armed black man. ♪

>> protesting the start of an nba game sparked by this brand-new body camera video showing police shot devon clark 20 times. [gunshots] jillian: they were responding to reports of a man breaking into cars and thought he was armed. he was carrying a cell phone. the officers are on paid administrative leave. rob: donald from will decide on transgender troops serving in the military. back in august the president propose to overturn an obama policy that allows them to openly serve. the president can accept confidential recommendation from jim mattis but if he declined the proposal the pentagon will go back to banning transgender people from serving. jillian: the trumpet ministration selling weapons to saudi arabia including 6500 antitank missiles and parts for

weapons the country has, days after the crown prince met with the president of the white house, lawmakers have 30 days to act if they want to stop the deal. rob: the shoe still fits cinderella? loyola chicago advancing to the elite eight of the ncaa tournament? the 11th seed. i miss watching these games. jillian: why the watson? rob: 98-year-old chaplain sister jean. jillian: kansas state moving on after beating kentucky 61-58. florida state knocking off 75-60. routing 7 seed texas a&m 99-72. rob: you realize why nobody has

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jillian: welcome back. general mcmaster out, john bolton in the, donald naming the former un ambassador as his national security adviser. rob: secretary of the army man hip, thank you for coming on this morning. we have some big things coming up, a meeting with north korea and the air ran deal, you have pompeo and amb. bolton. are these the right guys to get what the president wants done done? >> this is one of donald trump's

best decisions, a year ago i wrote an op-ed, the eisenhower test for national security advisor. i looked at pres. eisenhower. he gave us our first national security advisor and wanted someone who could think outside the box and think outside the box to help prevent the next threat to the country. he wanted someone called a renaissance man, someone who knew foreign-policy but new intelligence, national security and had the breadth and depth, john bolton passes the eisenhower test. jillian: you mentioned north korea. a lot of critics in the last 12 hours said they are concerned about john bolton's views on a lot of things especially north korea with the coming talks scheduled or in the works. february 28th john bolton wrote an article for the wall street journal titled the legal case for striking north korea first. you hear that a lot of people

are concerned. tell us why he is the right move with those talks coming up? >> he served as assistant attorney general for president reagan, that breadth and depth, he will have this president prepared for the meeting with rob:. essential history going back to rob: -- dana loesch grandfather. the mainstream media have their daily talking points and they won't the things like facts get in the way but the truth is he will be one of the best national security devises this country ever had. rob: he has been called an interventionist. pompeo would like to see regime change in north korea but are we headed for a potential conflict? >> this president, the most complex foreign-policy, national

security landscape a commander-in-chief ever faced. international chess game. you want someone like john bolton, you don't want someone responding to the threat, you want someone who can think outside the box and prevent the next one. this combination of bolton and pompeo, two brilliant loop to, they both know intelligence and let me say this, they are both politically savvy. it is important to have someone, go back and look at the four national security advisers he gave us, each was politically savvy. a complex structure, you need someone to coordinate the state department, intelligence apparatus, military, get them to work together and that is why the combination of bolton and pompeo gives us the best opportunity to do that. rob: aligns with the president's

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jillian: nfl players including malcolm jenkins tackle criminal justice issues at harvard law school, the players coalition joined by the philadelphia da among others to discuss mass incarcerating and sentencing reform. one of colin kaepernick's protest but is having a change of heart, eric reed telling reporters he will stop kneeling during the national anthem if an nfl team will find him. he questions whether teams were avoiding him in free agency because of his protests. he began dealing alongside colin kaepernick in the preseason, doing it through most of the past season. we will see how that plays out. rob: let's talk politics, china firing back as donald from pronounces a new round of tariffs and restrictions on $60 billion, urging the united states to, quote, pool back from

the brink. peter morici, thanks for coming on. let's start with the dow jones. a bad day on the market. is this why every president has avoided this issue? this is like taking your medicine, $500 billion trade deficit, you have to start somewhere and nobody wants to be responsible to see this reaction. >> donald trump is showing exceptional courage taking this on and it is long overdue. the chinese have been cheating in every way on the obligations and global norms of civilization when it comes to trade, significant foreign-policy problem because of its overall impact, the ability to sustain our reign of growth.

rob: the chinese embassy, china is not afraid and will not recoil from a trade war. this is where i -- retaliation to a fight they picked with us. if i kick you in the shin i don't retaliate against you for kicking me in the shin. they started with this deficit. >> requiring the company to self product there. the majority of ownership chinese firms extract our technology with trade secrets and so forth but that is so typical of chinese doublespeak. the first half, the chinese yesterday denying forests technology transfers, or any of these obligations in place for american companies was when they're written in politics the

president released practices, they live, they lie, they lie, this is cold war diplomacy. i'm so glad pompeo and john bolton are there because they will tell the president exactly that. rob: everybody smiles, they are undermining our country. as this came to a end. you have to take your medicine at some point. it has to be addressed. nobody wants to do it politically because they know what it will cost politically, they worry about getting reelected. >> if you are a bank, it doesn't

present the same problem. and treasury secretary steve mnuchin, they are not making caterpillars and semi conductors, they don't have technology to lose. it opens the door to the chinese to retaliate. if we hit their exports across the board and they tried to retaliate they lose because they export so much more than we do. rob: half of that from china. thank you for joining us, peter morici, early this morning. 26 after the hour, city was the first to put their foot down to california's open border policy, the councilmen leading the charge is inspiring others to do the same and joins us live next.

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who knew asphalt could help save the environment? ♪ heather: no evidence of russian collusion with the trump campaign and the house intelligence committee voting to release its report on the investigation. rob: a shakeup in donald trump's russia legal team. >> no evidence of collusion, coordination of conspiracy between the trump campaign and the russians and pending a security review by the intel committee that report will be released to the public but the left including ranking democrat adam schiff not too happy.

>> a rather sad chapter in our committee's long history. it was clear the report was political from beginning to end. >> donald trump wants to testify before robert mueller in the ongoing probe. >> would you like to testify to robert mueller? >> i would like to. >> reporter: there is more. the president's lead personal attorney handling the investigation has resigned. in a statement to fox news john doubt says the president has a terrific case and proved it to the special counsel, robert mueller, and his team, in spades. i'm proud of the president's transparency, how anyone could accuse him of obstruction after his cooperation is beyond me. i love him and wish him well. they were at odds how to handle the russia probe and one of their disputes was regarding a potential trump interview with mueller, adding the husband and wife team of victoria and joe to

legal team. jillian: a massive fire erupting overnight during the movie shoot killing a new york city firefighter. michael davidson believed to be first to brave the flames when the company got to the fire in harlem. the 15 year veteran of the force comes from a long line of firefighters including his brother and dad retired from the same firehouse, he is remembered as very brave. two other firefighters i seriously hurt, the cause of the blaze is under investigation. rob: a chilling 911 call released from moments after the deadly pedestrian bridge collapse in miami. >> cars under the bridge. >> the bridge fell down at fiu. >> is at the south campus?

>> yes. the one they just built. rob: six people killed when the pedestrian bridge came crumbling down. it weighed so much can your florida international university. the families filing a wrongful death lawsuit. the official cause of the collapse is unknown. jillian: the teenager who claimed he was too rich dinner right from wrong given guidelines ahead of his release, he must wear an ankle monitor and use a breathalyzer before driving a car. he is finishing a 2-year sentence for violating probation. he crashed into a car in 2013 killing four people. of his probation is a result he could get 40 years in prison. rob: donald trump and first lady milania braving the nor'easter, the first lady tweet mr. chambers photo from the truman

balcony. jillian: the snow falls on the lawn behind them and this might not be the last storm for the dc area. janice dean is here with the forecast. >> there is a little good news for some. for others it is still winter. 29 in minneapolis, 36 in new york, the warmer air is down south. we had a storm system in california moving eastward. some of that energy will give us the next winter storm across the central us and northern plains, the mountains of west virginia, the last 24 hours, you see where snow is setting up, winter storm warnings in effect from the dakotas to west virginia and virginia and there is the forecast, you see the snow setting up, cold air southward and potential for heavy snow in areas i mentioned but i will tell you we were talking about potential for another

nor'easter, this low-pressure will remain offshore. a better weekend ahead for the northeast and more springlike temperatures next week. that is pretty good news on friday. rob: my car has changed colors from the salt and snow. >> you can get your car washed. rob: i didn't want a snowstorm. thanks so much. jillian: picking up steam in california cities. rob: the first to reject california's open border law and more cities and towns jumping on the bandwagon. here to weigh in is the councilmen who wrote the anti-sanctuary ordinance, thank you for coming on. tell us why you feel this is necessary? will this catch on? >> thank you for talking about

my city. is interesting it is catching on. the mayor and i and my colleagues are focused on our constituents. when i see this conflict in terms of compliance with the law, whether it is the constitution, that is where i came into this do what i can. jillian: what has the reaction been in your community. >> overwhelmingly favorable, neighbors are against this, very

civil, and i have a different view and part of it is macro look at what is sustainable or not and this will break us. on the other side, human impact, understand and bleed for that, victims all over, if you are undocumented and here illegally, you are contributing and i understand that, maybe you shouldn't have been undocumented and gone through the process in the first place. it is a vicious cycle. rob: you said it is going to break us, this policy is going to break us. what is the actual threat of

being under this sanctuary cloud? >> when i say it is going to break us, when we start looking at balancing our budget, living within our means, more and more regulations, when did i start this in this past november, it is even more to do with a plastic bag ban and the state governments, if you let this go, get no money from the state, an interesting thing, it is not an unfunded mandate, and the cost of implementing the law they passed. it is a cycle and a trajectory,

the more we become victims of the state capital. jillian: thank you for your on n this country. >> dr. darren porcher, a cold-blooded cop killer's release. rob: second amendment under fire, telling customers who can and cannot by again. ♪ beat it ♪ beat it ♪ ff.

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heather: hope you're having a good morning, a debate over gun control, setting restrictions on sale of firearms by business partners on clients, prohibiting sale of guns to customers who haven't passed a background check and those under 21. also banning sale of bump stocks and high-capacity magazines. rob: mike pence on team trump, the admission during one of the most riddick the stories of the week, the president and former vice president traded barbs into getting into a fight with each other. >> a little bit of trash talk going on, got to make you chuckle in american politics today, all the great things donald trump is doing for the country is where we are focused. rob: the news cycle has never been better.

biden said he would be donald from back in high school, donald trump fired back on twitter saying biden would go down fast and hard crying all the way. jillian: the ultimate battle of monster versus man hitting theaters today. rob: pacific rim uprising picks up 10 years after the first film with all the action and effects you have come to expect. i gotta since you didn't love this one. >> 10 years after the first one, the first was in 2013, just won best director for the shape of water. if you are not familiar with the franchise, massive monsters, a

massive robot that requires two people to operate instrumental connection called drifting. all it is is scott eastwood, a huge cast. and a big bucket of popcorn and soda. and engaging action film and those teams carry the entire film, some of the pacing is off, storytelling not as good as the first one but the action, 3.5 out of 5. if you are a fan of gigantic robot action movies you will be pleased on the big screen.

>> midnight sun, the worst number i have ever seen you give. >> i wasn't a huge fan of the movie, patrick schwarzenegger is the son of arnold and maria schweiger who stars against bill foreign, a sensitivity to sunlight. she is growing up missing out on the best parts of life and falls in love with patrick's character and they only hang out at night finding out what is going on with the condition. the film itself is slow and cheesy and i did not want to hear bella foran singing the entire movie in the second half gets more interesting, when they find their emotional core and become better chemistry acting couple and the best part of the film, a gentleman who played the

father, amazing in the movie, 2.5 out of 5 and i will be back next week with number one film of the year. i am very excited about it. rob: we appreciate it. have a wonderful weekend. >> let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> it is friday. you have been talking about all the stuff in the news, great slate of people who dropped by, kellyanne conway will talk about john bolton who was named national security advisor. we will speak to sen. lindsey graham about amb. bolton. the gigantic spending bill, what

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heather: a new york city police union wants to block the release of convicted cop killer, herman bell spent 45 years in prison for the murders of two nypd officers. the officers families never had a chance to object to his release was here to weigh in is lieut. dr. darren porcher. your initial reaction?

>> it is gut wrenching. in a commodious relationship between the police community and the parole board because herman bell has been contrite with the killing of three officers in 2012. 2012 was when he accepted responsibility but in the 1970s he did not accept responsibility. it begs the question where is the reciprocity in the parole situation? we need strong rules that govern the protection of us as citizens and not let people like this person out again. the chances of reoffending are minimal. he is a 70-year-old individual but needs to be a level of reciprocity to keep this person -- jillian: he murdered two police officers, in 1971. he murdered a police officer in san francisco, he pleaded guilty

to that, ofc. john young, member of the black liberation army, admitted to murders of nypd officers in 2012, one in san francisco, nypd officers, what will they do? >> not much can be done. the terminal component is governor cuomo who appoints the people in the parole board. he can step in and refuse his coming out and that is the focus. governor cuomo touted criminal justice reform but this is not the way to do it. criminal justice reform happens on the ground level, not when people are facing parole. jillian: how does this make you feel? you said gutwrenching but should someone like this be able to walk free ever again? >> we have to consider what happened. when we have an attack on law enforcement that is an attack on our free society because law enforcement is the first line of

defense, he's not just attacking those officers but us all in general. basic question, what components are in place to protect us as a result of this. we need to have staunch consequences against that individual who commits a horrific act. rob: gas on the right, break on the left, the teen who totally failed that part of her driver's ♪ that is the way it is

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sarcastic? jillian: never. rob: so much going on in politics these days we will go to the good, the bad and the ugly because our show is almost over. jillian: awarding highest civilian honor to world war ii vets. office of strategic services. the intelligence agency predates the cia. >> next bat. the man tries and fails to lie his way out of an arrest by impersonating a u.s. marshal. >> you are carrying a weapon and federal marshall. >> no. congratulations, you are impersonating a police officer. rob: that was stupid. the florida man carrying a bee begun and badge when he was around at best buy. jillian: this is one of the thessalonians things can you see teen taking driving test crashes through. she put the car in drive instead of reverse no. one seriously hurt which is why we can have chuckle.

that's terrible. rob ron wasn't the gas and brake it was the r and d. jillian: i don't think she passed though. rob: she will learn. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the yeas are 65, the nays are 32. >> shut down averted overnight the senate sending 1.3 trillion-dollar spending bill to president trump. >> breaking news, president trump has just tweeted ambassador john bolton will be my new national security advisor. >> always been an honor to serve our country. i have no doubt there is a lot of work to do? >> we have intellectual property theft situation going on. those days are over. >> my son's school, the classes i went to. none of them had a flag in it. this is stage i of brainwashing our young people. >> if we were in high school i would take you behind the gym and beat the hell out of him. >> trump is such a bully. i almost and i hate to say,

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