just to talk to him. jillian: wow, maybe, perhaps, not the right approach. >> desperate times call for desperate measures. jillian: i guess so. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the president heads to mcallen, texas today. yesterday's meeting in the situation room went off the rails. >> it's cold out here and the temperature wasn't much warmer in the situation room. >> the president asked us okay, nancy, if we open the government up, could we have border security? she raised her hand and said no, not at all. >> can you do your nails. you know who can't do their nails, are people who have been killed, anna, by dangerous, known illegal aliens. >> if he would have been deported, my brother would be alive right now. >> war on cops escalating overnight. one off duty officer shot and killed in the head. >> first time in 30 years 30 oss

not going to have a host after kevin hart stepped down over controversy over his old tweets. >> a farmer uses his field to tell president trump to build the wall. we can see the message spelled out. , this by the way, was in north dakota. ♪ baby, bye, bye, bye. ♪ be a fool for you. ♪ just another day. ♪ you may hate me ♪ but it ain't no lie. >> the president of the united states reportedly by said bye-bye to chuck and nancy yesterday. oddly, they were not in sync. that's why we are at day 20 of the partial government shutdown. ainsley: he said you are not willing to negotiate then out of here. this is a waste of my time. brian: right. then he met -- earlier had met with the senate delegates to make sure the republicans were together. today he heads to the border. wants to see everything for himself and the cameras will be there along with sean hannity. phan fascinating to see

nothing changed after the dueling addresses. steve: they weren't in sync. the president will meet with the men and women protecting our border 24/7. ainsley: trip comes as mexico is gearing up for know migrant caravan heading north. brian: that doesn't sound like a crisis in tijuana, does it or look like that? griff jenkins is live in washington. griff, you were there, nothing got better in tijuana, tell us what's happening in washington. >> well, guys, there is another, not in washington now but down in honduras there is another caravan gathering. we are tracking it through. our mexican sources. look at this, this is an ad for migrants to gather in honduras next tuesday. that's where the last caravan original nateed. reports this new one may be even larger. that's why this time mexican officials are taking steps to harden their southern border with more police, more military sources. meanwhile the president's visit to mcallen, texas, you mentioned. heavy y s to legal crossing

sector of the entire 2,000 u.s. mexican border. look at the total number of apprehensions it dwarfs the other sectors, more than 162,000 in fiscal year 2018 the rbg sector has a wall in some locations that agents told me personally is very effective but it lacks a wall in other areas where they also told me it's desperately needed. meanwhile prospects for funding a wall. negotiations at the white house here yesterday completely collapsing. >> we saw a temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way and he just walked out of the meeting. >> well, the president walked into the room and passed out candy. it was true. he left the room because speaker nancy pelosi said that even if he gave her what she wanted, she would never agree to the border security priorities that we have on the table. and that was unacceptable. >> so even candy couldn't get a deal done as another caravan gathers, guys.

steve: thank you very much, griff. it was good candy. according to john thune who was in the room. apparently it was skittles. it was butter fingers and baby ruth. things started out sweet but then turned sour. the president made sure everybody had coffee. he said i appreciate all the work everybody has done on this. the meeting should probably take about 45 minutes. nancy pelosi immediately said mr. president, you need to open up the government. and then mr. pence stepped in and said we're going to talk about that but keep in mind, democrats, we have given you a number of things you have wanted. you have wanted steel barrier. we are going to give you the steel barrier. we are giving you a change in infrastructure at our ports of entry and make it easier for people to apply for asylum in other nations. and then the president said this in a tweet which summarized the balance of the meeting. ainsley: he said just left the meeting with chuck and nannies. a total waste of time i asked what's going to happen in 30 days if i quickly open things up. are you going to approve border security which includes a wall or steel

barrier nancy said no. i said bye-bye, nothing else works. brian: think about it the president has just for the first time can you honestly say i would be proud to shut the government down saying it's a trump shutdown. he just called them out. because they have been saying we don't want to talk about this. we will talk about it but open the government for now and we will fund homeland security for two weeks. wait a second, if we are talking about it, at least put all this stuff on the table so we could potentially fail or succeed. she says no. that's off the table. if it's off the table why are we wasting our time here? now all reversed. it even got so bad cher is out. now, in terms of the president, in terms of the president of the united states, if you look at what he wrote, and if you look at what he tweeted in the past, we might have a clue to his tactics. ainsley: part of the negotiation. many people are asking in washington is he going to budge? everyone in d.c. is saying no he is not. this is part of what he does. part of his tactics. get the deal done. steve: when you think about he famously wrote the book

"the art of the deal." and in the "art of the deal" it talks 'sometimes in the negotiation have you got to say bye-bye and walk away. and he has tweeted just that in july of 2011 he said no when to walk away from the take. the art of the deal. in may of 2014. negotiations 101. the best deals you can make are the ones you walk away from and then get them with better terms. in 2014, in october of that year, young entrepreneurs always remember in negotiations that sometimes the best deal you make is the one you walk away from. but, keep in mind, and i think people are starting to realize this. only half of the people in the room are negotiating. brian: right. steve: the president is negotiating. he has an ultimate goal and that is to build a wall at least or a fence or a barrier, something like that. is he giving to the democrat what they wanted. first time out. they complained about okay, you can't make it concrete, okay, i'm going to make it steel. we will make a steel barrier. they asked for other things, they gave it to him. what are they willing to do

as we haired in that tweet and people in the meeting. nancy pelosi, in 30 day us, if i open the government, can we talk about border security? and she said no. brian: here's the thing. you have got to get trump, pence, and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have to walk away and give it up to surrogates. so personal and deep, you need people in there, lindsey graham, dick durbin, joe manchin, people there that want to get something done. some times you realize that these four are incapable of getting something done because they don't want to give each other a victory and they have lost the goal. and the goal is to make the country better and make the country safer. the president the united states says i have got something else in my quiver and i might be willing to do it. and getting very close. listen. >> announce it last night? >> we might work a deal. and if we don't i may go that route. i have the absolute right to do national emergency if you i want. >> what's your threshold? >> my threshold will be if i

can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable. ainsley: he said he could declare a state of emergency to authorize the wall on his own. he says he doesn't want to have to do it. he wants to work with the democrats. he wants to reach a deal. he called the federal employees to continue to go up paid. he called them different patriots. a lot of them agree with me. they want security in our country. john eastman a constitutional law professor at chapman university he said the president can do that. listen. >> the national emergencies act gives him the power to declare a national emergency. every president since that act was passed has used it. president barack obama used it declare a national emergency over the swine flu. i think what's going on on the border clearly qualifies. the president can redeploy moneys already authorized for military construction projects in furtherance of the national emergency effort he has declared. i mean, you know, the statute is very clear. steve: it is very clear. the more most sides are dug. in white house officials confidentially are saying

this is probably the option he is going to take. we have been telling you that for a number of days. he knows if he tries to declare a national emergency on our southern border and that's why he is going down today. that's the case he has been making since the oval office address a couple nights ago. his intent is to reprogram the department of defense money. $5 billion. apparently they have already found it he also knows that the democrats will immediately challenge him in court. just like the daca deal. and so he expects that but then he would be able to reopen the government and then tell his supporters look, i did everything i could. if you want a clear victory, elect more republicans to the congress. brian: it would just be a disaster in the big picture and just show us being inept and govern around the world and set a terrible precedent that would continue as. eric: son brought up. look, the next president, if it is a liberal president will say a state of emergency will be climate change. look at what happened with

sandy. look at what happened with the earthquake. look at what's happening to the polar bears who have no place to walk on ice. steve: right. brian: this would be a bad sign that the courts are forced to do something that politicians can't. and that is come up with solutions to problems. ainsley: the authorities down in mexico recognize it's a problem there in their country as well. you always talk about the southern border down there. there are 12 legal ports of entry at the southern side of mexico where it borders guatemala and belize. authorities down there are identified 370 additional illegal ports of entry. so it's not just a problem in our country. a problem down there, too. brian: definitely not buying property in belize which is offensive advertised on our channel until we can work this out. steve: 6:10 in new york city jillian joins us on this thursday with a fox news alert. jillian: thursday, 10th day in the new year and already attacks on our police officers. get to this fox news alert. one cop is dead, another is fighting for his life after two separate shootings.

>> a female with a gsw to the head. >> suspect ran south from this location. jillian: police searching for the person who shot and killed a female officer at a home she was on her way to work. officer in raleigh, north carolina shot four times trying to make an arrest. he is out of surgery. two people are in custody. an american teenager is caught fought fighting isis in syria. plotting to attack kurdish forces or civilians. comes days after we learn two other terrorists including a texas school teacher also captured in syria. last month president trump announced plans to pull troops out of the country after defeating isis. the world's richest man just announced his divorce but he may already be off the market. jeff bezos is reportedly dating former los angeles news anchor lauren sanchez. she is also getting a divorce from her husband hollywood agent patrick why the it's shell.

they announced they are split this week after 25 years of marriage. is he estimated estimated $137 billion. actor kevin hart does not regret his decision to step down from hosting the oscars. >> no. i wouldn't change any of that. i'm over it. there is no end to it. like i apologize. apologize again. i said i apologized before. i was going to be good. i had some stuff. i had some heat. jillian: hart stepped down after controversial tweets from years ago resurfaced. according to variety the oscar also have no host for the first time in 91 year history. still about six weeks to go. we will see how it plays out. steve: why put it on tv show just post the results online. brian: how do you rehearse with no host? steve: it's easy if nobody is talking or hosting. brian: it's a party. steve: meanwhile the media saying the president is making this up crisis on southern border.

>> the crisis credibility he has created for himself. >> an emergency he created himself and it's more of a political emergency. steve: the numbers say something else. we will break down the startling statistics next. brian: watch your speed there is a new deputy on patrol but is he a bit two dimensional. get it? ♪ 65. ♪ [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪

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>> create a sense of a crisis. >> he calls the crisis on the border or starting with the crisis credibility he has created for himself. >> an emergency he created himself. and that's more of a political emergency because he has not been able to get this wall that he wants on the southern border up until this point. steve: they have a number of cnn hosts down playing the crisis at the border. but the network's own reporting shows that family arrests at the southern border broken a record for the fourth month in a row. our next guest says this is not the only startles statistic. steven camerota for the center for immigration studies joins us right now from washington, d.c. steven, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: we were talking about some analysis you have done about the lifetime cost of each illegal immigrant in to this country. and over on the big screen

right now, the number on the left is $86,000 over the lifetime a single illegal crosser. totals $16.4 billion each year. right? >> yes. that's right. so, if you take all the taxes they pay in their lifetime and all the services they use, that would be it. about $82,000 in net deficit. it's based on their education levels and then some other research that's looked at imhe grants and their impact by education. steve: why does education level make a difference? >> because people who are border crossers tend to have very modest levels of education. overwhelmingly they didn't graduate high school in their home country or have only a high school education. and all the research shows people who come with modest levels of education don't make much money so they don't tend to pay that much in taxes and tend to use a lot in services. not because they are lazy or all on welfare, it reflects the reality of the economy and what you earn when you

don't have an education. >> did you calculate as well the offset of whether or not they pay taxes so, you know, if they pay a turne certain amot of taxes through their employer or whatever through the course of a year or years, then that would give you a lower number. >> right, no, no. we do. actually the national academy of sciences research is a net figure. it's all the taxes they pay minus all the services and costs they create. so it is a net figure. it's not just the services they use with no taxes. it includes both. steve: 82,000. we know there are thousands down in tijuana area waiting to come into this country so that's going to be a lot of money. of the 82,000 per migrant who comes into this country illegally, who pays that? >> well, it's actually divided between the federal, state, and local level. in fact, the biggest cost often are at the state and local level whether it's providing for infrastructure, education,

emergency medical services, things like that. often it's the state and local governments get hit the most. steve: the president got hammered over the last 48 hours from democrats and some members in the mainstream media saying he has manufactured a crisis. when you look at politico morning consult poll that we have got on the big screen, 42% of americans say it is a crisis. 37% say it's not a crisis. 12% not a problem at all. steven camerota, you study this every day. is there a crisis at our southern border? >> maybe it's up to your listeners. half a million people try to sneak into the united states right now between the ports of entry. we think several hundred thousand people make it every year between the ports of entry. in addition to that we have record numbers of people presenting themselves at the ports of entry. look no right to come in. applying for asylum and if they have children we release those people. the scale is certainly enormous. steve: indeed it is, steven cam rot tax thank you very much. >> thanks for having me.

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million people saying they must act if they want to stay registered. secretary of state says he wants to clean up ohio's voter roles, critics say infrequent voters should not be kicked off the voting lists. ainsley, brian? brian: democrats gear up for 2020. they have a familiar rallying cry for doing so. >> i campaigned on hard commitments of medicare for all. >> under a medicare for all single pair system. >> medicare for all. that's the ideal. that's what we need. >> i believe that we need universal healthcare that we should do medicare for all. >> ainsley: but how can we afford medicare for all as a report from george mason university reveals this program would cost the federal government over $32 trillion over the next decade. ainsley: idecade.ains. brian: is that it? we could pay it now. here is maddy dupler. this is a familiar theme with bernie sanders and kamala harris and with others. they think this can work,

can it. >> very easy to explainu pay foy democrats have been so excited about talking about this on the campaign trail. they have been very short on details on how we afford a 32.6 trillion-dollar program. i would point out, too. that's not just an estimate from the left leaning urban institute assessed the cost of this program. they thought it would cost $3 trillion as well. that's for two reasons. medicare for all would expand healthcare coverage. that's not just healthcare that's dental, hearing and vision for everyone. and it would be for all our coverage. that means that the consumer doesn't pay at all for healthcare services. the government covers every single dollar of healthcare cost. obviously that is enormous undertaking for the federal government. $32 trillion probably understates the full cost of this program because it relies on some pretty aggressive assumptions for that to be true. ainsley: mattie according to the fraser institute in canada last year the average

person had to wait nearly five months to get in to see a specialist. what would it look like here in america? >> right. that's why those assumptions are so important. when not only trying to calculate the cost but also how you would implement this in the united states. medicare for all proponents say it would decrease cost because of efficiencies you would buy in the administrative stated with the government administering all healthcare. i disagree. there is probably going to be a lot more costs involved here than proponents would want to acknowledge. first it assumes that private providers will take a 40% reimbursement rate cut off the bat that shows you why exactly why in canada you are experiencing shortages on care all of a sudden providers have to almost cut in half what they were paid for those services. brian: you are not going to have people that want to be a doctors with a cut rate with huge student loans. that's going to be a major issue. the other thing is it would kill obamacare. medicare for all blows up the obamacare formula which was working for very few.

>> this is the irony for me democrats embracing medicare for all so overtly. this is a complete rejection of them by obamacare which they put into place. very interesting what house democrats regaining control of that gavel. of course, their banner achieve when they chamber blasting obamacare with only democrat votes. essentially this is admitting by democrats that obamacare doesn't work. but rather than trying to dial back a lot of the intervention that obamacare implemented into the private marketplace, democrats are saying we need more government intervention that's the way to fix the problems of obamacare. i certainly disagree with that statement. ainsley: according to politico and harvard 80% of democrats want this medicare for all. is that a winning message? >> also, you will see polling that says that americans, democrats and republicans want obamacare to be fixed. so i think democrat politicians right now are really benefiting from trying to fix the system that they essentially broke. the question, of course, is how do you actually make changes that help consumers rather than continuing to

increase the cost of a program. i think medicare for all is a really fun talking point. it's a really easy thing to explain. more difficult to explain how you pay for it and what it looks like implemented here in the united states and that's a challenge for democrats. brian: 12% of the entire g.d.p. keep in mind, too. republicans ignoring and laughing at this is on their own peril. number one and number two things on most voters mind in 2018 and in 2020 is healthcare. somebody has got to get it right. so far nobody is close. >> that's exactly right. brian: thanks, mattie. >> thank you. brian: call the word police. ohio state university student is feeling the wrath of her professor, why? because she dared to say illegal immigrant. ainsley: pete is live in texas ahead of the president's visit today having breakfast with friends. hey, pete. pete: good morning, guys, we were in south texas, core tuesday christie specifically at floyd's family restaurant the chicken fried steak is award-winning. i already had one this is

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how do we solve this? that's what the president does. call the border patrol guys and find out the experts and what the problem is. ainsley: find out what they need to stay safe and stay secure. the majority of the sectors have all said we want the wall. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, they are not listening to what the border patrol are asking them. they are asking for wall. the president is listening to them and they don't care. steve: all right. pete hellin hegseth is listenino voters is he live in corpus christi texas not far from where the president is going to be. do the people there feel it's a crisis? pete: yeah. that is the question of the day. indeed they do. and as more people come in to floyd's this morning we will be asking them. i got a chance -- i have had a chance to sit down with jim and charlene this morning. retired soldier 21 years. and as well as in the police department and charlene a retired civil servant of 32 years. you have been through five shutdowns there is a lot of hysteria in washington about

this shutdown. the president says it's a crisis. we need a border wall. what do you make of the showdown right now? >> i feel it's necessary. i mean, we have to have some kind of bargaining chip for him to be able to have congress listen. pete: so you have been through shutdowns and not paid during those times. you got back pay but ultimately you think it's useful, a moment like this in order to make something happen? >> absolutely. this is nothing new. we have had 20 shutdowns with various presidents. pete: even this with a marshall shutdown, does it make it even more of an opportunity to make something happen? >> yes. absolutely. because somebody is being affected by it and it's getting covered and they are having to sit down and listen. pete: they are creating a moment. a political opportunity. jim, the president will be about two hours -- we are in south texas. he will be two hours south. south texas is a big place in mcallen. >> yes, it is. pete: what do you hope he sees and what will he see on the border? >> i hope he sees we are in dire need. and the country is able to

see we are in dire need of security, of border security. we definitely need that wall. we definitely need something to keep people out undesirables that don't need to be here. and that come in our country with the wrong reasons. and we want immigrants, of course, but we want them to come through and come in legally. pete: why are chuck and nannies saying that it would be ineffective or even immoral, nancy pelosi claims the wall? >> you know, the only - only-une most people i have heard on the news, i think they are doing that because they can and they are trying to make president trump look bad. i honestly think that's what it is. i think this country has such a bitter taste in its mouth because trump was elected still a lot of people feel that way which i think was crazy. i have wasn't crazy about obama but i supported him. he was my president. i stood up and said yeah he is my president i'm proud to say that i didn't agree with his politics. but, yeah. i mean, i just think they hate the guy so much they

will do what they can do to prevent him from getting what he needs. but it's hurting the country. they are hurting people. >> the vetting process is necessary because we need to know who is coming in our country. pete: a lot of common sense from charlene and jim. of course, that's why we traveled thousands of miles. quick tip about floyd. i come all the way south texas in floyds owned by paul in brooklyn. all the way to south texas to go to a restaurant owned by a guy in brooklyn. steve: it was worth it because you had the chicken fried steak. was there gravy on it? >> oh, yeah. lots of gravy. steve: that sounds good. pete: that's what makes it. brian: a lot of people think it's dinner. steve: it's breakfast, lunch and dinner 24/7 at floyd's. ainsley: sop it up with a biscuit. brian: have you ever paid for appeal in your life. >> no.

i don't plan to. ainsley: jillian has headlines for us. jillian: speculation continues but have a bit of a update four. a fox news alert. senator kamala harris will will run run for president in 20206789 that's according to multiple reports. sources tell those news outlets the california democrat will announce her candidacy around martin luther king jr. day. it's unclear how or where shear will make the formal announcement. she is on tour promoting new book. her name has been out there for months as one of many democrats considering a presidential run. a california lawmaker is ditching campaign donations after a second dead body is found at his mega donor's home. congressman ted lieu says is he taking ed buck's donations and giving them to charity. unidentified man passed away at buck's home early monday morning. his lawyer believes accidental overdose. protesters are calling for his arrest. another man was found dead at buck's home 18 months ago. look at the video. a car slams into a police cruiser and bursts into

flames. jillian: the driver crashing into the cop car in fort meyers florida. the officer was parked on the shoulder to help another driver. immediately runs to the burning car to pull the driver out. look at that police releasing the november crash now to remind people to move over for first responders. a college professor reportedly bans the term illegal immigrant from class. an ohio state university student telling the daily caller that she received a note after using the term in class. the professor writing that the term, quote, not only criminalizes undocumented workers but it also dehumanizes, marginalizes and racializes the people it seeks to describe. the university has not commented. and there is a new sheriff on patrol in texas. it's not really what you think. officers outside austin putting up cardboard cutouts of cops holding speed radar guns in an effort to get drivers to slow down.

>> watch out for deputy wolf or any other cutouts we may have popping um around the county. jillian: the sheriff's department said they have had positive results so far. i'm not going to lie if i saw that it would would scare me. brian: speeding ticketed a revenue to the market. that shows they want people to slow down. i salute that community. steve: if you look at the video looks like cars are slowing down. ainsley: that might be because the camera is watching their every move. jillian: if you are driving a little far away and see that you would. ainsley: i would think i'm being recorded and i'm going to get a ticket in the mail if i don't slow down. steve: officer flat stanley is on the job in texas. brian: 30 years since ronald reagan gave historic address from oval office. highlighting the achievements and they were

substantial. janice: today fox nation is looking back at that speech called the big story reagan's farewell address. >> so help me god. [applause] >> we have been together 8 years now and soon it will be time for me to go. >> he was all about america and making america strong and vibrant again. >> we meant to change a nation and instead we changed a world. >> the speech wrapped up things he set out to do. >> i have spoken shining city all my political life. >> people had a strong reaction to reagan using this language to describe modern america. steve: to see that and other fox nation exclusive content start your free trial today at foxnation.com or download the app. in the app. store on your smart phone. it's streaming content. fox nation is and you can watch it on your iphone, your android phone. you can watch it on your tablet. you can watch it on your streaming television. >> i got amazon fire stick

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included with many medicare plans. call the number on the screen now or visit getsilversneakers.com steve: remember when the media was up in arms when the media thought going to fire rod rosenstein. >> as he thinks about firing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> will he fire rosenstein. >> a lot of people thought rosenstein was going to get fired. >> after the midterms of rod rosen stein is on his way out. >> if rod rosenstein is fired, too. >> we all thought the deputy attorney general might be fired by the president. ainsley: now it looks like rosenstein is set to leave on his own. brian: here to react at least that's what he told us in the preinterview he told us he would react is judge andrew napolitano. judge, please react. >> my reaction is and a lot

of us thought that rod rosenstein was going to be fired. remember it was leaked. steve: jeff sessions and he. judge: remember when it was leaked that he threatened to tape the president and trap the president into saying something absurd and get the president and cabinet to trigger the 25th amendment. he denied it somebody in the room said it wasn't a joke. we meant it seriously we thought he was going to be fired then. he is now leaving of his own volition, sort of. s to he like this job? he runs a business of 100,000 people. he has an fbi escort. he has got a private jet at his disposal. steve: so he loves it. >> judge: he has a lot of power in his hands. his new boss said to president trump you want me to be your ag. this is bill barr now. i will. i have got to put my own people in there i like rod rosenstein but i want my own person. when jeff sessions justice department was put together. had five strangers, five people never met each other and put in a room and president trump said now run the justice department. bill barr wants to bring in

people that he knows. absolutely, perfectly normal. at least that's the way this was until 6:00 last night. at 6:00 last night, rod rosenstein's people leaked to nbc well, he may not be leaving as soon as bill barr gets here. bill barr may want him to stay on until bob mueller is done. until bob mueller is done. that will take at least a year and maybe even 2020. this is what nbc reported. our colleagues at cnn picked it up. it hasn't been denied. but, knowing attorney general nominee barr, my view is, he wants his own people in there. and is he going to get his own people. ainsley: why do you think the mueller investigation is not going to wrap up for another year? we had an expert on yesterday jonathan turley this is an indication robert's team is wrapping up. judge: i have great respect for professor turley and is he closer to this than i am. we all have different sources.

and i have come to the view that mueller keeps finding things and keeps wanting to get information from people. why did they indict the russian lawyer unless they can get -- russia doesn't extradited their citizens to the u.s. maybe some deal will come about where they can get information from her. brian: done by the new york attorney general. judge: referred by mueller. they are all working together. i don't think the mueller thing is going to come to an end quickly. i know everybody wants it to. i also don't think think the report is going to come out at one time. various reports all go to bill barr and he will decide what to okay he told senator graham yesterday is he going to err on the side of transapparently. if he can't decide whether or not to release something he will release it. steve: the point of the whole segment rod rosenstein sounded like he was going to get canned, no, didn't happen. brian: rudy giuliani said mueller has not contacted us since the new year, december, i am not -- we are

not cooperating. we are done. we are not answering any more questions. >> judge: i'm smiling because i talk to rudy a lot. let me be very fair. rudy has two roles. one is to negotiate for the president in private with mueller. the other is to establish a baseline with the public so that if mueller does something adverse to the president, the public will reject it. steve: all right. judge napolitano. judge: which rudy were you listening to? ainsley: democrats say the border crisis is all manufactured. it's made up. >> manufacturing a crisis. >> manufacture a crisis. >> this is a manufactured crisis. ainsley: did they forget when president obama said there was a crisis? we have the tape. steve: plus now that kevin hart is out. the oscars are about to do something they haven't done in 30 years. carley shimkus has that plus, why you might be tipping your flight attendant on an airplane. ♪ beautiful, wonderful, american girl.

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♪ ainsley: all right. the question this morning. should you tip your flight attendant. steve: what? ainsley: one airline says yes. brian: frontier. some say the workers should be paid more instead. steve: because they were nonunionized. they would like to unionize but now they are tipping them. here with reaction lighting up social media. carley shimkus. carley, you come from a family of flight attendants. >> my mom was a flight attendant. my cousin. my aunt works for the airline. the big question should you tip your flight attendant? frontier says yes. this is their statement they

say we appreciate the great work of our flight attendants and know that our customers do as well so the payment tablets gives passengers the option to tip. it's entirely at the customer's discretion. and many do it. steve: that's if you buy something. brian: it would be great. >> this has gotten frontier airlines in hot water with the airlines union have you got to pay your flight attendants more. they say regardless of the tip issue. frontier airlines need to step up and pay aviation's first responders a wage that recognizes their critical safety role on board. brian: because it's so cheap, it's an affordable airline. they cut their costs so i guess everyone gets paid less. i love the concept. some are great. some aren't. give them incentive the same way wait teres and waitresses do. i'm tipping my amtrak guy. at the end i always tip the guys at the end. steve: you are first class?

brian: absolutely. ainsley: pay for the ticket. some of these airlines spirit and frontier you pay for bags you pay for every single thing you take on there. and now they want tips? that's a lot. it's already expensive to fly. brian: talk about oscars. carley: let's talk about oscars. for the first time in 30 years the oscars may go completely host-less. kevin hath was tapped to be the host. he stepped down after old tweets. now the academy may pick some a-list celebrities to introduce segments. steve: like a committee. >> yeah. brian: what about the big open that's always keyed on. steve: no montage. >> one thing i have to say is it probably will cut the showdown in terms of the length of it. [applause] ainsley: are they keeping this going so they will all watch. carley: just post the results online we will read them there.

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san antonio steve president of the united states reportedly said bye-bye to chuck and nannies. in a few hours will head to mcallen, texas. >> republicans want border security. they want national security. we have a very, very unified party. >> it's a manufactured crisis. >> it's a manufactured crisis. >> this is a manufactured crisis. >> imagine being one of these victim's families and listening to an elected member of congress claim that their pain and suffering is manufactured. >> war on police escalating overnight. a female police officer shot and killed. >> right now, the search is on to find her killer. police saying one person has been detained. >> senator kamala harris will run for president in 2020. that's according to multiple

reports. the democrat will announce her candidacy on or around martin luther king jr. day. >> a hard pass and even harder hit, james harden deflect ago rocket pass in a play that is going viral this morning. ♪ goodbye to you. ♪ goodbye to you. steve: perfect music to open our 7:00 hour goodbye to you by scandal the president saying bye-bye after nancy pelosi saying no if you open the government 30 days from now i will not negotiate over the wall. the president said goodbye to you and now it's kind of a scandal. brian: i can't wait to hear line richie hello is it you i am looking for? bundle that music we know we have a deal. hello, that means there is a union and people together. steve: they said hello yesterday. the president brought them in, gave them coffee and

candy hello to you. ainsley: they started the meeting with that and ended it with the bye-bye song. brian: the tone and tennessee nor hello it's you i'm looking for. lionel richie gets air time and we get a deal. steve: how about "we are the champions" they get a deal and both sides get something that would be a great day but it's not today. brian: i feel like we should be hosting vh-1. president trump meeting with the men and women on the border. sean hannity will be there. steve: another migrant caravan forming heading north. ainsley: a new one. griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest one. hey, griff. >> it appears another one is coming. we are tracking it with our sources in mexico. check out this ad for migrants together in honduras this coming tuesday. this is where the last caravan originated. there are reports that this one will be even larger this time. mexican officials taking serious steps to harden their southern border.

meanwhile, as you mentioned, the business departs soon for mcallen, texas. it is the heaviest trafficked illegal border crossing sector in the country. total number of apprehensions last fiscal year dwarfing other sectors more than 162,000 passing in the rio grande day valley has a wall in some areas and not in the others. agents say it's very effective. meanwhile here in washington prospects for war funding appear nonexistent as negotiations at the white house yesterday went off the rails. >> i said, mr. president, the evidence of what's happening there does not support the crisis that you describe. >> i'm just thoroughly disappointed. this is a crisis. and the reality is that walls work. do you want to stop the human misery that's between the walls you need a wall. >> secretary nielsen will travel with the president to texas. they have seen over 2,000 apprehensions since new year's day. 18,300 in december. over 12,000 of those family

units which means there is 12,000 people in that area in mcallen that have no place to go. brian: thanks, griff. griff wants to go back there and will be doing it soon. three minutes after the hour let's step forward because they stepped backwards yesterday. the president of the united states invited congressional leaders over expected a long meeting after dueling national dresses on tuesday night. when it was clear to the president that nothing was going to get done and nancy pelosi wasn't going to put a border barrier on the table. even if they reopen the government, the president said i am out of here. ainsley: yeah. they were not listening to him. he said there was no way they were going to negotiate. i'm not going to sit here and waste my time. so he meets with the republicans. he is on the hill i was -- senators, that's right. i was watching your son. your son was there reporting and waiting on the president to come out. got to be frustrating because he really want that wall. the democrats are saying absolutely not if there is a wall we are not giving you the money. he tweeted this out i just left the meeting with chuck and nancy.

a total waste of time. i asked what's going to happen in 30 days if i quickly open things up, are you going to approve border security if there is a wall or steel barrier? nancy said no. i said bye-bye, nothing else works. steve: earlier at that meeting with the senators apparently he talked a lot about winning and he said to the senators there that if we stick together we will win. if we don't stick together, we will lose. and at this point both sides are super dug. in and that's why the conventional wisdom and people in the white house close to the president are saying that the next course of action will probably be after he makes the case by going to the texas today and he has done his oval office speech as well. is he going to make the suggestion that we're facing a national emergency on our southern border. is he going to declare that a national emergency. and then he is going to try to fund the wall with department of defense money. it will immediately be met with a court challenge by democrats. but, the president will be able to open up the

government and then, as it makes its way through courts, he will be able to tell his supporters, look, these democrats would not negotiate an inch. i got as much as i could. and then ultimately he will say if you want a different result, elect republicans to congress next time. brian: again, that's the perpetual campaign world that we're living in. everyone wants an issue to get elected. when we asked -- actually want them to govern. i think it's time for these leaders to step aside. it's too personal. pelosi, the president, the vice president should step aside and turn it over to some level-headed people in the senate or even in the house to start negotiating going forward. it's not personal for them. they want to get something done. you put lindsey graham with dick durbin and joe manchin and lisa murkowski and try to put something forward. steve: they did it at the staff level over the weekend and nothing got done. brian: the staffs were told don't give in on the wall. the first thing i'm going to tell you is we are not

building any barrier. steve: that goes back to the leaders. ainsley: the president is watching the video seeing our border patrol agents getting pelted with rocks and knows there are tents being set up. is is one in three women coming up through central america and into mexico are getting assaulted. trying to get here to america. but, if you ask the democrats, they say it's all made up. it's manufactured. >> all state this is a manufactured crisis and a crisis that manufactured by the trump administration. >> this is a manufactured crisis, bill. >> how he manufactures crises like immigrants seeking legal refuge. >> what the president is doing is manufacturing a crisis. >> president trump must stop holding american people hostage. let's stop manufacturing a crisis. >> this president just used back drop of the oval office to manufacture a crisis. steve: man o man if i had make kel every time the democrats said manufactured over the last 72 hours, i would be wealthier.

then again if i had a nickel every time members of the media used the same word, manufactured, listen to this. kind of an echo chamber. >> folks, the president has manufactured one heck of a political crisis for himself. >> donald trump is manufacturing a national security crisis. you will hear them say is that this is a manufactured crisis. it's not a national security crisis. >> from nancy pelosi down to debbie wasserman schultz or anybody else who will give him a dime for this project. >> because it's manufactured. >> it's a manufactured crisis for the president to get a political win. >> we have a president who will go on tv tonight and lie and lie and lie some more. this is a manufactured crisis. brian: kind of scary that the media seems to be on the same page with the democratic party to the exact word. ainsley: at the end of the year we always add new words to the dictionary even though that word is in there. this will be the word everyone has used the most in 2019. brian: not the only time there has been a crisis at the border. this is the first time there has been such massive push

back about the authenticity of it. steve: do you mean manufactured push back? keep in mind what's going on right now on our southern border with drugs and human smuggling and illegal immigration that's what the president is talking about. that is exactly the same thing the president in 2014 barack obama was talking about when it was a crisis back then. so why not now? >> we now have an actual humanitarian crisis on the border that only underscores the need to drop the politics and fix our immigration system once and for all. in recent weeks we have seen a surge of unaccompanied children arrive at the border brought here into other countries by smugglers and traffickers. the journey is unbelievably dangerous for these kids. >> protecting public safety and ke deporting dangerous criminals has been and will be the top priority. we will refocus our efforts where we can to do what we can to make sure we keep our border secure. brian: people bought that

why aren't they buying this. steve: i think he was pushing doing something about the dreamers and everything else. didn't work then. ainsley: he called it a humanitarian crisis. he said drop the politics and fix the immigration system. brian: listen, even though the president brought this up and didn't get tremendous response from republicans in the meeting reportedly, do i think the president would put daca on the table and for those people who are in that category, they must be wondering wait a second, the republicans who have been fighting it would be embracing part of a deal. now the democrats don't even want to hear about it? how does that make sense? steve: apparently there are a number of u.s. senators who are trying to negotiate some sort of a grand plan behind a great big grand deal behind the scenes. and that would involve some sort of daca money. in the meantime, apparently the white house says unless it is settled by january 22nd, the president is not going to go to dab davos.

brian: can't go to switzerland again. maria was going to go there. see if that effects maria. steve: she is not a government employee. she is gone. 7:11 in new york city. ainsley: hand it over to jillian. jillian: that's right. start with a fox news alert. tragic news. one cop is dead and another fighting for his life after two separate shootings. >> a female with a gsw to the head. >> the suspect ran south from this location. all units look for south of this location. jillian: police in shreveport, louisiana looking for the person who shot and killed a police officer at home she was on her way to work. an officer in raleigh, north carolina shot four times trying to make an arrest. he is out of surgery. two people are in custody. also breaking right now, senator kamala harris will run for president in 2020. that's according to multiple reports. the california democrat will announce her candidacy on or around martin luther king jr. day. harris is on tour promoting her new book.

her name has been out there for months as one of many democrats considering a presidential run. so, stay tuned for more news on that. the world's richest man just announced his divorce but he may already be off the market. jeff bezos is reportedly dating former los angeles news anchor lauren sanchez. she is also getting a divorce from her husband hollywood agent patrick. jeff and mackenzie bezos announced their split this week after 25 years in marriage. he is worth an estimated $127 billion. this takes it to a new level. >> back down only hits harden in the head. jillian: yeah so, that's milwaukee buck's star the greek freak accidentally throwing a basketball directly into james harden's head. the rocket star not hurt. milwaukee won the game 116-109. brian: he immediately apologized right after. james harden did miss his last four shots.

i wonder if that's related. ainsley: he said he had a headache. that's really hard. brian: the beard couldn't protect him. steve: surely doesn't. ainsley: it's 13 minutes after the top of the hour. president trump says building the border wall will help to stop drugs from coming into the country. >> our southern border is a pipeline for vast quantities of illegal drugs, including meth, heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl. ainsley: shockingly, the media isn't buying it our next guest was the drug caesar for two presidents and says the media is just plain wrong. steve: plus, forget everything you know about being a man, a new study says being a man bad for your health. ♪ what's you going to do. ♪ what's you going to do when they come for you. ♪ bad boys bad boys. ♪ what's you going to do. ♪ what's you going to do when they come from you. ♪ hhhhh!

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♪ >> our southern border is a pipeline for vast quantities of illegal drugs, including meth, heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl. more americans will die from drugs this year than were killed in the entire vietnam war.

brian: wow. president trump making his case for why the border wall could help america's war on drugs. some in the media are simply not buying it this from vox, not fox one of the headlines saying trump's wall won't do anything about the opioid epidemic. so what's the truth here? i want to ask john walters coo of the hudson instudy now and former drug czar for democratic president obama and republican president bush 43. john, this is not going to help to put up some type of barrier? >> yeah. that's ludicrous. we are losing strategically now because we have got too many people on guard duty between the ports of entry and we are not channeling people into areas that we can sort them and analyze correctly. obviously, a fixed barrier and a control of the border will discourage people from trying to penetrate with drugs. 200 people are dying a day of overdoses let alone uncounted thousands being addicted and people are saying this isn't a real problem. that's kind of horrifying that our national leaders are just dismissing the

massive amounts of death here and if we don't change the strategic landscape on the ground, less guard duty, more control and sorting, channel at controlled ports of entry, we will continue to have unbelievable and historic carnage of death from drugs alone. brian: so, when the answer is, when democrats come back and say it's the port of entries that are the major issue, they are not coming across where there is no wall and barrier. your answer is, wait a second, the barrier funnels people in allowing us to focus on the port of entry. and what urks me even more they know this. politics on drugs and on the border is killing people. >> yeah. you have to change the strategic situation so you can focus your people and your analysis at a controlled area of the port of entry to sort the bad things, the drugs, the crime from the good things that we want to have as trade and exchanges. right now we have thousands and thousands of people on guard duty between the ports of entry because we don't have fixed barriers.

we will know this works when people don't try. the whole point is to get a situation where you have deterrence. right now you have the willingness of criminals and other people who want to violate our border, we have the willingness at highest levels we have ever seen given the death toll from drugs and what you see with these caravans and other things. they believe they can get through the border. we are losing this because of time and distance. the wall changes time and distance. we don't need to post people 24/7. control areas we can then sort and protect americans. brian: and democratic president and republican president both thought you were the right person. hopefully level heads will listen to you. and take your advice because this is a problem. the war on opioids, the drugs is a problem. we agreed on that. how to solve it. i think you're uniquely qualified to answer that question. john -- >> -- one more correction, i was there for a while with clinton, not obama. >> bill: bill clinton, also a democrat. appreciate it speaking of

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why is it bad to be masculine. >> it's not. this is what is dangerous about this report. political theory nothing to do with science and bigotry there is a suggestion that masculinity and that would mean all men because you are dealing with the issue of testosterone the nature of what it is to be male, are prone to violence or homophobia or sexual violence or harassment. women can be violent. women do sexual harassment: it's remarkable pathology that they are using for these are guidelines to all other psychologists saying that when you treat men and boys, you should presume that they are suffering from an illness. and it's also interesting that they are using the phrase traditional masculinity which implies that it's taught. that it's not the very nature of men. and, of course, i would think that scientists would disagree when you are dealing with the impact of estrogen and testosterone

there is a manliness and masculinity that's involved. let me tell you the things they are complaining about, if we didn't have men's courage and aggressiveness, and focus and determination, we would still be living in caves right now. so, you have modern world is, the result of the male framework of wanting to move forward and create things. and it is, i think, obscene and everyone should complain that those attributes of men are being determined to be negative and something that is either a sickness or a mental illness or wrong or even artificial. this is the liberal, political ideology of arguing about gender fluidity. we can have that argument. it's not a zero sum game. you don't -- in order to liberate men who don't fit within, let's say, a cultural norm, you don't need to obliterate every other man in that process. ainsley: the irony here, too. this is a psychological association. >> right.

ainsley: they are saying if you are masculine, you are homophobic. if you are masculine, you are suppressing your emotions. you are a bully. it could lead to sexual harassment. it could lead to violence. that's a stereotype. >> exactly. it's using a gender stereotype. not just in order to accomplish that, but then there would be apparently gender stereotypes on how they are viewing women. they are viewing women in a singular, you know, one road way of how people behave. ainsley: if you are traditionally feminine is that a bad thing? >> i would argue though that this argument that our attributes are tradition is absurd on its face. historically, no matter what country you come from, no matter from the beginning of homosamians, there is a framework of what the how we perceive ourselves. in the modern world we have some flexibility about individualism and our process. up until only 1974 did the same group remove

homosexuality from a list of mental illness or sickness. any group in the world should understand the danger of using, you know, political framework or theory on one end or the other to determine who is sick and who is, you know, mentally ill, it should be the apa. and the gay community especially should reject this because it condemns an entire group of individuals of being sick or not well because of inherently who they are. so, you know, the masculinity framework is a natural balance as is femininity. i think americans should reject this and the psychology association and psychologists around the country should reject these kinds of guidelines as well. ainsley: tammy bruce, thank you. tammy. >> thank you. ainsley: should you tip airline attendants? >> comments are pouring in on this one. what are texans saying ahead of president trump's visit to the border today? pete is having breakfast

with friends. >> we are here in core tuesday christie texas at floyd's. president going down in south texas it. it is a big place. he will be down at the border. we are talking to some folks christie and coy. i saw your pancakes earlier. are they good? >> they are good pancakes. back here at floyd's in a second on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ oh! oh!

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>> chuck schumer and nancy pelosi gave the democratic response. they were just so awkwardly close it would have been better if there was just, i don't know, some kind of border, i don't know. a lot of people thought they looked uncomfortable together. that's not true. this is how pelosi and schumer always look when they hang out. they are always that close. here they are having breakfast at denny's. here they are last weekend. [laughter]

and this is them on vacation. vacation. steve: steve scalise referred that as green acres. brian: james carville has to be saying whose idea was that. that's how poorly it was received. ainsley: lots of meals. the podium was too small because they were hanging off both sides of the podium. too funny. steve: what do folks out in texas think about that. the crisis according to the president in our southern border pete is at floyd's diner corpus christi, texas having breakfast with friends. pete: they also thought it looked ridiculous at the podium. the consensus is clear here at corpus christi as well. thank you for being here floyd's restaurant. i had time to spend time with brenda and debbie both supporters of the president obviously based on the head gear. we are 20 days into this shutdown. you saw nancy pelosi and chuck schumer try to give a

response to president trump's oval office address. the president will be down at the border today about two hours south of here. what do you want to seat president do as the shutdown continues? >> i want to see him hold the line. he needs to stand firm on this and so does -- do the republicans in congress. this is something we need. we can't let officers like officer singh in california die in vain. pete: democrats certainly don't want to talk about that. you have skin in the game. your husband is a border patrol agent? >> yes, sir. steve: he will start not being paid as of the next couple of days. you are personally affected yet, you believe this is necessary. >> yes, sir, we do. like you said, we have skin in the game. this is how important it is to the border patrol that they get this wall. this is something that will make their job easier. it will stop people in their tracks so then they can actually go to the places where we can't have a border and they can work there. it's something that absolutely needs to be done.

pete: even though that paycheck is not coming for your family you stand by this decision. >> we do. we absolutely do. you have to stand for something. and this is it. pete: thank your husband for his service as well. >> thank you. pete: and your supporting him. absolutely. debbie, democrats claim you don't need a wall. walls don't work. you live down here. what do you see? >> that's untrue. walls do work. and we need president trump and the republican party to stand firm on this. i mean, it's so important. my husband works in locations in the oil and gas industry where they have to stop work for the coyotes, and the illegals coming through. pete: carrying weapons oftentimes? >> carrying weapons. they leave locations at nighttime to get back onto the freeway to come home. and they are stopped by border patrol. are they upset about being stopped by border patrol? heck no.

they want security. they want to be able to work. and not have to worry. i don't want to have to worry. there are so many women and men that we worry about daily, our border patrol, our men and women out on location. pete: would you describe it as a crisis? >> it is crisis. it is a crisis. you wouldn't believe the illegal people, i mean, we ourselves in our city have so many problems with illegals and the things happening. i mean, this is -- it's awful. pete: thank you both very much brenda and debbie. great insight. move over to one more booth here. christie and coy. i saw your pancakes. i will shake your hand, too. we made up. christie you are a hairdresser here in town your husband works on a ranch. we are in to this shutdown a showdown over the wall. do you think it's the right fight. >> i think it's a necessary fight, yeah.

for our protection our security. there are so many people here in south texas that are affected by the illegals coming across. pete: what do you hope the president sees when he is down there. >> i hope he sees the working people and how it's affecting everyone down here. say thank you to all our servicemen and women that put their lives out there every day. i hope he gets to see what's really going on down here. pete: yeah. i think he will. christie, thank you very much for your time. i am telling you almost everyone here connected to service. law enforcement, military, husbands, wives, a community down here vested in their state and country. they just want to see people coming here the right way. guys, back to you in new york. steve: thank you very much, pete. that's what it comes down to for them. clear not only are the leaders in washington dug in on their sides but so are the president's supporters they do not as we just heard want him to cave. brian: two things imminent domain is a legitimate issue for ranchers a lot of them are saying you are not putting a wall on my property. number two guys like will

hurd a republican on a border state on a community that's on the border says i'm the cia guy, i talk to people i don't think it works. it's a minority but will hurd is a credible guy from texas. steve: of the 200 miles of fence that they want to build, is that land on that eminent domain problem area? brian: he says he has elm in the paint domain issues and has problem with the barrier issue. the barrier works more people into it or not. worth pointing out not every republican is for it. ainsley: the government usually wins in those cases almost always. steve: 20 minutes before the top of the hour. ainsley: that's right. jillian has headlines for us. jillian: start with this story out of chicago. a woman with a legal gun turns the tables on would be robber. surveillance video showing him running away from a chicago bus stop after a woman shot him in the neck. police found him a block away and rushed him to the hospital where he later died. the woman has a conceal carry permit and not expected to face charges. deputies risked their lives

to save a man from a burning car. stop what you are doing and watch this video. >> we're going to get you out of there. okay? jillian: deputies punching out the car's windows and pry ago door open to rescue the trapped driver. he's in critical condition after being hit head on by a wrongway driver in florida. a proposed bill requiring schools to offer a course on the bible facing criticism. a north dakota state lawmaker says the elective course would give students a better understanding of american history. the aclu says the bill focuses too much on christianity. students would not be required to take the class. and how about this? frontier airlines now encouraging passengers to tip flight attends? attendants. the labor unions say it's not up to the customers to subsidize loyer paid salaries. j.d. tweets if you need to tip your flight attendant why not the clerks at the convenience stores. how about a police officer?

dana says as a former flight attendant, don't cheapen the job. just pay them to do the job they are there for safety. michael writes they can have some of the $50 i paid for a carry-on. i think that's a tough argument to make, guys, fly something so expensive these days. steve: absolutely. brian: i'm not diminishing it but sometimes it's like a waiter. people are like hey, can i get you anything else? is that dirty? are you thirsty? i'm saying to myself some of these flight teants are so outstanding you want to tip them they are not allowed to take the cash. ainsley: that's their job. steve: frontier is nonunion. the flight attendants want to unionize they are throwing them a bone. okay. brian: you pay them. steve: people who buy a drink, the drink is $8 and then you are going to give them 20% on $8? what kind of a tip is that? brian: haven't you had extraordinary flight teants. [bell] brian: i love to do that. i wish -- i'm for full

employment. but we don't need bathroom attendants. we can handle everything ourselves. how many times do you walk to the bathroom the guy hands you a rag. there is no one there. ainsley: at the airport. brian: i don't want to walk into a restaurant. ainsley: because then you feel bad if you don't have cash. you didn't bring cash into the bathroom. brian: nobody does. i don't need a mint, all right? i get my own paper towel. steve: what do you think email friends@foxnews.com to tip or not to tip. brian: then i feel terrible. ainsley: exactly. steve: meanwhile the partial government shutdown is affecting thousands of people including allie beth stuck yption brother-in-law he got furlough you had from his job while trying to buy a house. she is going to join us live with a message for democrats coming up next. brian: plus facebook and twitter taken to task for censoring conservatives. they are reaching out to the right to solve the problem. one of the people they helped joins us live

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democrats for, quote wasting his time. our next guest is demanding democrats come to the table as the shutdown comes at the expense of hundreds of thousands, including her furloughed brother-in-law. here are more is cr-tv host allie beth stuckey joins us from texas. hey, allie beth, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: what's the problem with your brother-in-law? >> so my brother-in-law is a husband, father of five, he is trying to secure a mortgage for the house that they are attempting to buy. they are in a rental house right now trying to move closer to family and he is unable to do that because he doesn't have that steady paycheck to prove that he is going to be able to pay for this house. unfortunately they are kind of stuck in limbo right now. steve: because is he furloughed right now does not have a steady, his paycheck situation is unsure. >> exactly. steve: that's why they are not going to give him the money. what's interesting though, allie beth, when the president met with the democrats yesterday, it sounded like he was ready to deal. he had already changed it from a concrete wall to a

steel barrier. adding a lot of money and things that the democrats wanted. but, when he said okay, nancy pelosi, if i open the government, right now, in 30 days will you negotiate with me for this wall? she said no. and he said bye-bye. >> right. he just wants to have some type of conversation, i think, to where he can trust that nancy pelosi is at least going to come to the table and have a reasonable discussion about this. and their response, after president trump's address, they said, please, open the border and then we can talk about this. well, we already found out that they are bluffing on that. they are not willing to come to the table and have this conversation. so, people like my brother-in-law, people like the americans that you just covered a few minutes ago are the pawns in this game. they want to work. they want to be able to provide for their families. but they are unable to do so because democrats are unwilling to do two things that would help the american worker. that's secure the border and open the government. steve: the democrats do say this is the trump shutdown

but then again, you look at -- it's always the art of the deal. if there is a negotiation you expect both sides to give and take a little bit. but the democrats are unwilling to give the president even a dollar. even though and allie beth this has been well-documented over the last number of years, top democrats have said okay, we need a southern border security situation, a fence, a wall, whatever, because it works. >> exactly. and, look, there is a lot that we could say about president trump, maybe he could have done this a couple years ago if this is truly a crisis. maybe there is other things that he could bring to the negotiation table here. maybe this isn't fully on democrats. like i said, there is nothing, there is nothing that couldn't be done right now that wouldn't help the american worker that the democrats can actually get. securing the border and opening the government. and like you said, they were for it as recently as really 2013, chuck schumer talks about it. but now that trump is president, they are unwilling. steve: allie beth, exit

quick answer the question is it a crisis on the southern border? did. >> it's been an ongoing crisis. it's not a sudden crisis. it's an ongoing crisis that should have been taken care of a long time ago. steve: we heard president barack obama address that in 2014. >> right. steve: allie beth stuckey crtv host joining us from texas. >> thank you. steve: facebook and twitter has been under fire for censoring conservatives they're reaching out to the political right to help them solve the problem. one of those people joins us next. dana loesch is going to be joining us in our third hour of "fox & friends" 8:20 eastern time. you can see her right there. ♪ she's some kind of wonderful. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ when i hold her in my arms to! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air.

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steve: social media giants like facebook and twitter under fire for alleged political bias and censorship against conservatives are turning to conservatives on the political right on how to police online content. ainsley: that's exactly right. facebook even reached out to our next guest. brian: tony perkins is president of the family research council and joins us now. tony, great to see you. the beard was a surprise. i'm willing to roll with it. it looks great. what was your reaction when they reached out to you. >> well, i will have to say i was actually -- i read this story. i was in egypt earlier this week. read the story. i was a bit surprised that i was described as consulting with facebook. i do think social media world has a different definition of terms. you never have a conversation with somebody or meet them they are your friends. if they read your post of 280 characters they are a

follower. now if you have a phone conversation you are a consultant. i've had one conversation with facebook. obviously they are in trouble as many conservatives understand that they are censoring conservative speech and the free flow of conservative ideas online. ainsley: tell us about the conversation. what did you say to them? what were your recommendations and what did they say to you? >> well, i said they do have a problem. there is a great concern among conservatives we saw a example of this couple weeks ago during christmas my friend franklin graham had a 2-year-old post removed for a 24-hour period they said it was an accident. one of the things i communicated was that, you know, these accidents appear more and more frequently. either they are failing to use the technology that they are promoting or there is an intent here to sketch conservative ideas and free flow of information. steve: tony, when these accidents happen and we talk

about them here on this program, it seems like almost always they happen to people on the political right or a conservative. >> correct. and our friends over at the media research center actually undertook a pretty exhaustive study to see if conservatives were crying wolf there is a tendency there. what they found was actually shocking. it's worse than you think. this is not just social media is not a battleground for ideas. it's a war against conservative ideas. and i think the -- the congress, i know now with the house being under control of the democrats may not be as diving deeply into this as the republicans were about to. but, look, whether it's the telephone or the social media monopolies, the choking off of ideas and the exchange of information is not good for america. steve: indeed. brian: all right. tony, the consultant for facebook, hopefully they will call you again. tony perkins, thank you. >> well, i'm waiting for the

check. brian: absolutely. that will help. steve: all right, tony, thank you. ainsley: president trump walking away from a meeting with democrats after they refused to a deal for the border wall. but, he has used this tactic before and he did get what he wanted in many other situations. . . but we can guarantee the best price on a hotel,

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find her killer. police saying one person has been detained. >> breaking now, senator kamala harris will run for president in 2020, according to multiple reports. >> a farmer uses his feel to tell president trump to build the wall. we can see the message spelled out. this was in north dakota. ♪ brian: that happened yesterday afternoon. president walked away. after the address on tuesday night. followed by a counter point on tuesday night. wednesday afternoon, solidifying senate republicans, sit down with nancy pelosi how we make progress, back in the president's mind, we'll put the barrier on the table, he would have opened up the government. extended homeland security may be a couple weeks into february. they could have legitimate talks. basically nancy pelosi lost her leverage when she refused to put

the barrier on the table. ainsley: i think you're absolutely right. he had to leave the meeting. bye-bye, talk to the hand, i'm walking out because you're not willing to negotiate. if she said yes i will think about it, over next 30 days think about how much money we allocated to wall as long as you do do talk, open up the government i think a deal would have been done. she is not budging. steve: it would have been a negotiation. he came in, let's make a deal. he was monty hall and she was dr. no, i'm not doing anything. meantime an hour from now president heading out of town. ainsley: president trump heading down to texas to meet with the men and women protecting our border. brian: his trip comes as mexico gears up, get this, another migrant caravan. ainsley: new one. brian: heading north. steve: griff jenkins live from washington, d.c. griff, the trip to texas is really to make his case there's a crisis down south. reporter: a lot happening, guys. a lot of border news happening

unfortunately none of it is in washington. they're stuck at an impasse to reopen the government. down in honduras another caravan is gathering. we're tracking it. check out the ad for migrants to meet up tuesday. this is where the last caravan originated. there are reports this will be larger. this timex can officials are taking steps to harden southern border with more police an forces. the president departs very soon for mcallen, where they see more illegal border crossings than any other sector in the country. more than 162,000 caught in the rio grande devalley in fiscal year 2018, dwarfing numbers in other areas. wall in some areas, where agents say is effective. but lacks barriers other areas. they caught 18,000 illegals. 2000 since january 1st. along with increased violence across the border in ray knows sew from mcallen. we'll hear the president talk a lot about it as the shutdown

will hit record for longest in modern history if it foes beyond today. steve: griff, thank you very much. i heard somebody on television say the president said to people up on capitol hill, the trip to texas is a waste of my time because the democrats will not negotiate. he is to portray that there is a crisis on our southern border. according to the "wall street journal" very clear the neck separate only exit ramp for the president to declare national emergency. when he does that, the president has broad powers as you know, the government would reopen. democrats would sue him. he would tell his supporters i did everything i could. the source told, rather "the wall street journal" today, it will come to that. the question is when. when will he declare it a national emergency? bank on it, they say. brian: meanwhile, the other buzz term that the democrats are using, i guess everyone read the

same facts is manufactured. the president's making it up. he is making a crisis up that doesn't exist. if you don't believe me, watch. >> all, this is manufactured crisis. a crisis that manufactured by the trump administration. >> this is a manufactured crisis, bill. >> how he manufactures crises like immigrants seeking legal refuge. >> what the president is doing is manufacturing a crisis. >> president trump must stop holding the american people hostage. let's stop manufacturing a crisis. >> this president just used the backdrop of the oval office to manufacture a crisis. ainsley: so those are the politicians. those are the democrats using that word. the media got the same memo. watch. >> folks the president is manufactured one heck of a political crisis for himself. >> donald trump is manufacturing a national security crisis. >> you will hear them say this is manufactured crisis.

it is not a national security crisis. >> from nancy pelosi down to debbie wasserman schultz or anybody else who will give him a dime for this project because -- >> because it is manufactured. >> it's a manufactured crisis for the president to get a political win. >> we have a president who will go on tv tonight and lie, and lie, and lie some more. it is a manufactured crisis. >> i wonder where all those people were back in 2014 when then president barack obama also said there was a crisis at our southern border. if he manufacture that? well he certainly said this. >> we now have an actual humanitarian crisis on the border that only underscores the need to drop politics and fix our immigration system once and for all. in recent weeks we've seen a surge of unaccompanied children arrive at the border brought here into other countries by smugglers and traffickers. the journey is unbelievably dangerous for these kids. protecting public safety and

deporting dangerous criminals has been and will remain the top priority but we are going to refocus our efforts where we can to make sure we do what it takes to keep our border secure. brian: according to karl rove, he had a chance to be part of a solution to immigration reform with president bush 43 when he was senator barack obama but he said, the word was he wanted the issue to run on. now what. in 2018? now we're debating whether there is even an issue. john walters, former drug czar under clinton and bush. he joins us earlier to say, listen, there is a problem and it is related to drugs. even if the drugs come from the port of entry a barrier would funnel those, funnel and focus where the illegal drugs were coming in. listen. >> how can you say that the historic levels of death are not a problem? that is just insane. you can't win this strategically unless you change the battlefield. the battlefield requires fixed

barriers. we're losing this because of time and distance. the wall changes time and distance. we don't need to post people 24/7. we control areas we can sort and protect americans. steve: the whole idea there is a crisis on our southern border given illegal immigration, given human smuggling and we have heard the horror stories about how many women are assaulted on the trip to our southern border and drugs. the terrible drugs, by the ton that are killing americans. is that a crisis? it certainly is but then again it is also very personal for some people. ainsley: absolutely. it is considered a crisis for angel moms and families that lost a loved one by hands of these suspected illegal immigrants here, been here, have long rap sheets. think about the police officer in california. steve: officer singh. ainsley: he was just killed. tunnel to towers raised money to pay off the mortgage. here is little boy at home. press conference, his brother

crying next to the podium. his brother was on with martha last night. he is grateful to the president. the president is addressing this issue. listen. >> it felt good that you know, something is being done. ronnell is not coming back. president trump is addressing the issue. the day i found out that the suspect was illegal immigrant and had prior duis, two duis, my question was, why we did not react the first time he had a dust. i? if he was an illegal immigrant. if he would have been deported my brother would be alive right now. i would not be doing this interview. steve: that is just heart breaking to hear. meanwhile one of the people who tried to brief nancy pelosi and chuck schumer last week was department of home security secretary kirsten nielsen. she cannot imagine being in

those peoples shoes who have lost a family member. >> it is offensive. it is disrespectful. i can't emergency being one of these victims families and listening to an elected member of congress claim that their pain and their suffering is manufactured. it is offensive it is what it is. but it is also unprofessional. brian: losing argument. seth meyers, his show, he is under scrutiny by the way. he handled that, tweeted out something der prerogative towards these families and i'm not sure if he wrote it but the show did. he is getting some blowback there. in terms of what this lackout means, if another check goes by, air traffic controller feel it, tsa feel it. farmers will not get any benefits from the farm bill. nothing will be executed. people will not get confirmed. issues won't get looked at. there will be hell to pay. the question who will feel the most pressure? what will it take to get both

sides to the table. steve: there will be a lot of people who will not get their checks on time. if they are having trouble making ends meet, that breaks everybody's heart. 8:10. ainsley: jillian has headlines for us. jillian: we continue to follow the tragic story. fox news alert. one cop is dead, another fighting for his life after two separate shootings. >> female with a gsw to the head from this location. all units go to this location. jillian: police in shreveport, louisiana looking for a person who shot a female officer on the way to work. officer in north carolina shot four times trying to make arrest. two people were arrested. one charged with attempted murder. one charged with possession of a stolen firearm. breaking right now, senator kamala harris will run for president in 2020. according to multiple reports. the california democrat will announce her candidacy on or

around martin luther king junior day. her name has been out there for months as one of many democrats considering a presidential run. california lawmaker is ditching campaign donations after a second dead body is found at a megadonors home. congressman ted lieu is taking ed buck's donations, giving them to charity. a man passed away at buck's home early monday morning. his lawyer believes it was an accidental overdose. protesters calling for his arrest. another man was found dead at that same home 18 months ago t was ruled an accident. farmer goes to his field to give president trump a message. he writes out, build the wall on north dakota farmland. this is the not first time he joined the political conversation. in 2017 he carved out we stand for the national anthem, in response to nfl players taking a knee. back to you. steve: that has to be hard to you. plowing a message. he is dug in too. brian: meanwhile straight ahead

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♪ steve: president trump walking out of a meeting with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi in the white house yesterday after the house speaker, madam pelosi, refused to a agree to a border wall or even discussing it but it is not the first time he used this negotiating tactic. before he became president donald trump shared advice on twitter sometimes the best deal you make is the one you walk away from. you come back to the make the deal. here to break down "the art of the deal," the author of the trump factor, brad thomas. good morning to you. >> great to be back, steve. happy new year. >> great to have you as well.

we'll find out whether the "art of the deal" works in politics? >> absolutely. this is the negotiation art, steve. i'm editor of investment newsletter and one of number one rules i teach and preach my followers on regular basis, protect the principle at all costs. parallel that, ceo of this country his number one job is to protect the safety of this country at all costs and that is precisely what you're seeing right now. i've been attending dozens and dozens campaign rallies when president trump was running for president. it's a common denominate at this. it is a pillar of his campaign, to protect this country, the wall is one of the most important pieces of agenda. brian: when you look at personal history as businessman and real estate developer. he got mar-a-lago. he got the winery in virginia. he got doral country club, all by going to the negotiating

table, making an offer, i'm leaving. that is not something i can deal with. came back late every and got those things at fire-sale prices. >> absolutely, steve. i'm very familiar with all of these properties. visited and wrote about them in my book, the trump factor. that is the quintessential trump factor at work. all the properties, mar-a-lago where president trump was able to acquire the property. it took three years, eventually he got exactly what he wanted by pushing back, finally getting his end ruts. steve: the president then, businessman donald trump tweeded out in may of 2014 the best deals you can make are the ones you walk away from, and then get them with better terms. the peril though, brad, is the fact that with so much on the line and hundreds of thousands of federal employees currently furloughed could this backfire? >> absolutely and i feel for those people. it's a tough part of it but we have basically two things going on here. we have a political deal that

president trump is negotiating and we've got a business deal. we have to bifurcate those transactions. those deals, if you will. one thing i have got to point out, steve, the mainstream media doesn't want to focus on the fact we're not talking about one deal he is negotiating. he did walk a way from a deal yesterday but look all the deals going on behind the scenes that the mainstream media does not give him credit for. steve: that is a great point. brad thomas wrote a great book. it is called "the trump factor." learn about his thinking before he was president and now that he is. thank you for joining us live from south carolina. >> you bet. steve: outrageous moment for the media, cnn's ana navarro, screen left, files her nails during the discussion about crimes committed by illegal immigrants. you bet dana loesch is fired up. she will talk about that next. should you tip your flight attendant? frontier airlines says yes. it is sparking a huge debate.

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denuclearization. president trump met with kim jong-un pictured there last summer. he said a second summit is in the works. i personally hope it is closer. steve: top democratic leaders pushing back on the need for a wall by accusing president trump of manufacturing a crisis with our border with mexico. >> this president just used the backdrop of the oval office to manufacture a crisis, stoke fear, and divert attention from the turmoil in his administration. >> president trump must stop holding american people hostage. let's stop manufacturing a crisis and must reopen the government. steve: all right. we should go ahead and we should sit like that. brian: so we can be exactly like chuck and nancy. hi, dana loesch. syndicated radio show. >> good morning, guys. brian: i think it is only right. steve: who do you think the

handlers suggested that particular staging of that response to the president and do you think they still have a job today? >> yeah. i don't think so. it was so awkward. i said, when the other night it happened looking at them, it feels like if you stand in front of a mirror say their name three times they will appear behind you. i don't know who decided to set up that shot because the lighting was so harsh, anybody is going to look harsh when you stand up like that. they did them no favors. i was more, i was more upset by the actually what they said than how they looked. saying manufactured crisis? i know the president is heading to mcallen, texas today. i've been to mcallen, many, many times. i've been to the border many, many times. one of my markets is in mcallen. all the individuals there, all the people there, there is a huge, huge, legal immigrant community, americans if you will who are down there in mcallen, who are infuriated because they feel that legacy media ignores

how illegal immigration really affects legal immigrants more so immediately impacted than anyone else. i have a feeling any media goes down there, they will get an earful from the folks in mcallen, texas, and it will be good to see. that manufactured crisis is offensive, it is flippant, and disregards actual price paid in blood by innocent people at the cost of this policy. steve: speaking of the cost. last night over on another channel, cnn, chris cuomo was talking with steve cortez, who has been aligned with the trump campaign and outreach as well. and ana navarro was screen left when mr. cortez was speaking, would have nothing of what he was talking about. he was talking about crimes committed by illegals. watch what ana navarro did while he watts speaking, making his point. >> even if i were -- even if i

were to grant you that, okay the point is illegal alien crime rate should be zero. you dan do your nails. you know who can't do their nails, people killed, anna, by dangerous known illegal aliens allowed to stay in this country because of the leftist policies people like you promote in so-called sanctuary cities. steve: what do you think about that? >> yeah, i don't really have an opinion, high opinion or any other opinion kind of opinion on stunt like that. i don't pay attention to what a lot of democrats say on that particular network. steve: she is republican, isn't she? >> oh, guess you fooled me. this is incredibly flippant to disregard, like i said all individuals that have experienced loss because of this. let me just really quickly share with you guys, one individual, jamil shaw. several years ago, actually, before he met the president i got to know.

jamil shaw. he lost his son, jamil shaw, jr., a murdered by illegal immigrant. i was everything. all american athlete, football star. he was murdered on the way home by illegal immigrant. pedro espinoza. he was called by rutgers and stanford. it gets worse. can't get worse being murdered. jamil shaw, heard the gunshots, held his dying son. his another was serving in iraq when it happened. she was protecting our country overseas when the state of california, with their sanctuary city policies couldn't even affect, couldn't even protect her child back home. you will file your nails over that? you will call that a manufactured crisis? say that to the faces of these individuals who have lost people. say it to the women and children who have been exploited by coyotes. i've been down there. i talked to border patrol

agents. i have seen with my own eyes the destruction this policy has caused. i think when people have that experience and they hear those stories there is no way, if you have a heart that you can be as flippant about it as that. ainsley: he went on to tweet, steve cortez, no who can't smugly file their nails, anna? beautiful hispanic-americans like officer brandon mendoza and you know why? because they're dead, killed by illegal alien repeat offenders allowed to hide in plain sight in our country. dana, thanks for weighing in. have a good day. >> thanks. ainsley: house minority leader kevin mccarthy was at the white house for a meeting on the border. he says democrats got it all wrong. he is live coming up. brian: pete is having "breakfast with friends". hey, pete. >> bring it in. david our cameraman has been trained well by peelinggy,

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♪ steve: we are live here in studio f right now. but down in texas, i know of a guy who is wearing a ball cap a little while ago who had chicken fried steak for breakfast. brian: the ball cap is still on. ainsley: hey, pete peet peet travel bed head. hats they take care of it all. you guys know that. in texas, is it acceptable wearing a hat while at the restaurant? yeah. just ask doyle. he is okay with it. we're here at floyd's in corpus christie. the president will be two hours

south near the border. we're talking to folks get their sense as the government shut down moves towards three weeks. you worked in the oil and gas industry. take on showdown the president is having with democrats demanding getting border funding? >> i'm glad to see the president stand fast. i want him to keep doing that the only thing i probably would have changed, when he had his speech, add in the fact we have another migrant caravan gathering down in south america. pete: otherwise you like the oval office address he gave? you wish he would have emphasized crisis even more? >> yes. pete: something you see in daily life in texas? >> yeah. wages have gone down. a lot of folks coming over with low-skilled workers. they bring down the wages. it affects the lot of different industries. pete: economic part of it. doyle you retired from the army depot. >> served in government. pete: you've seen government shutdowns before. is this something worth shutting

the government down? >> we need the wall. we have to stop the influx of illegal aliens. got to stop all of it in order to preserve this country and our heritage. pete: if this shutdown were to go on for weeks and weeks longer, you would still support it? >> i would support it. it wouldn't be fun for some people but we need to do it. pete: absolutely. doyle, thank you very much. skee, appreciate your time. we'll move over to table with great folks. veronica, you're dental high gentist. chuck, you build homes in the area. take on where we are and president's stance? >> i back him 100% the problem people are having the president is not a polished politician. he comes from our background. knows what it takes to get the job done. we're backing him. pete: you work with a lot of people who came to the country legally? >> yes. reporter: when you come here legally it gives you whole another view? >> my boss is a local dentist

here in town. he emigrated here from syria. my previous employer emigrated from china. he knows and sees how he is very passionate about what is happening right now. and -- pete: in support of it? >> 100% in support of it. doing it illegally, that is just not the way to do it. he understands their plight but there is law and order which we need to have. pete: absolutely. chuck, you build homes. i don't know if you build walls but do you think a wall is needed on the southern border? >> i think we have to have something we're going to enforce. the border patrol have to have a wall they can stand behind and protect. pete: you see the economy strong here but people are hit by a shutdown at some level. do you think it is worth shutting the government down to make sure we get the wall funding? >> i do. i think we need to stay strong. pete: here the phone ringing? people are calling floyd's, because we're on tv. they're chiming in from across america saying president should stand strong to get the border

funding. from floyd's, i think we're signing off from corpus christi. brian: do they take reservations? diners you walk in. pete: they call from all over the country at a location. they walk in, absolutely. they say, hey, do this, pete, listen to this we get great information. not just here at floyd's in texas. we're talking to everybody across the country. steve: thanks to the miracle of television. pete, thanks for joining us from floyd's. brian: we look forward to pete over the weekend where he hosts the show for eight hours. steve: as we do for 15. brian: right. steve: 20 minutes to the top of the hour. jillian joins us with news coming out of iran. jillian: you both passed iran. iran arresting a u.s. navy veteran. michael white was taken into custody nearly six is months ago. his mother tells "the new york times" he was in iran to visit his girlfriend. the state department is requesting a consular visit by switzerland which represents u.s. interests in iran.

not clear why the california native was detained. watch this. a rubber dinghy almost run over by a giant cruise ship. four people got stuck on the raft after it ran out of gas in new zealand. the crew's captain jump into action, turning the ship out of the way, just 16 feet from the inflatable. another boat rushing to stranded boaters pulling their raft to safely. miraculously, no one was hurt. school resource officer was removed because he gave the principal a ticket. warren, ohio, say this picture captured on google earth, shows that the principal freakily parked in the handicap loading zone. when the officer gave her a ticket, the cop was escorted off school property by security. the school district calls it a miscommunication. talking about this all morning. frontier airlines encouraging passengers to tip flight attendants. labor union says it is not up to the customer to subsidize their low-paying salaries.

your reactions pouring in. jim feels like this diminishes the role. flight attendants were not wait staff. i thought they were trained professionals. never would have thought of that. i tip my wait staff and barber. the correct tip for really good flight attendant is send the airline a letter. can always send a positive letter. easier to send a negative email or letter. send a positive one. that is a good thing. brian: they don't give good guy award. they do, actually, that is a bad example. they point out people with squeaky wheels. ainsley: do you mind tipping a flight attendant? would you be okay with that. brian: i am 100% of that. ainsley: steve? >> steve: no. pay them enough. that is what front they're is doing. they're trying not to unionize. rather than give you more money, we'll let the people tip you. if you buy a coarse beer for $6, we'll let somebody give you 15% of $6. what the heck is that?

brian: life is about incentives. i need money. ainsley: you pay a lot for plane ticket. do you always want to have, another tip? we have to tip someone else? you have to reach for your wallet. sometimes the wall let is up there, get out of your seat. brian: they're better than the rest. ainsley: thank you, you're awesome. love you, you're great. brian: that will not buy me a car? >> so what they have a job. they're thankful to have a job. ainsley: you pay a lot of money foreplane tickets. steve: where do you draw the line? brian: i guess while not agree. steve: we have a great studio crew. they do a great job, joel all the guys behind the cameras. ian is on camera 7, taking this picture. he has done a good job. what will you tip him at end of the show? brian: guys i have no cash. steve: big talker, big talker isn't he? brian: i just don't have any cash. steve: go ahead. ainsley: where is your phone? left his phone upstairs.

steve: opened up a can of worms. brian: you're right. joel has a good show, not like yesterday. i should be tipping you today. [buzzer] steve: we saw a partial show shutdown. meanwhile -- ainsley: throw it to me. brian's wallet. steve: government shutdown, what is the plan to end the shutdown. we'll talk to house minority leader kevin mccarthy. coming up next. ainsley: one guy's truck burst into flames feet from his house. the truck was destroyed. his childhood bible was inside and untouched. he shares the inspiring story. watch. ♪ to look at me now,

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♪ >> we saw a temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way and he walked out of the meeting. >> it is cold out here and the temperature wasn't much warmer in the situation room. brian: democrats slamming the president after their contentious meeting at the white house. the president responding this morning with a tweet. crying chuck told his favorite lie when he used standard sound bite i slammed the table and walked out of the room. because i knew he would say that. after nancy said no to proper border security. i politely said bye-bye, and left. no slamming. that is his truth. find out somebody else who was there, house minority leader kevin mccarthy was at the meeting and joins us. who is right? >> president is right. i never watched somebody talk about a meeting so different than actually what took place. the president walks into this meeting, not only, he is bringing everybody together, trying to get to an agreement. he brought candy in the process, start the meeting out. he gave it to chuck, the candy to start out with.

the president walked through. said you know what? this is where we're at. we worked through the weekend. here is piece of paper we worked through the weekend in your staff. let me turn over the entire meeting to you, chuck and to you speaker pelosi. you know what happened then? they did exactly what they have been doing the whole time. they kind of stonewalled. they are hurting the american public. the president then turned and said, okay, nancy, if i do what we want and open the government up right now, in 30 days, we could do something about border wall? >> she said no. nothing at all. he didn't slam the table. he said, well doesn't seem like this is productive and simply walked out, while we continued to talk. brian: kevin, are you telling me right now, if she answered yes, put it all on the table, hash it out in 30 days the president would have reopened government? >> if he was going to get some border wall i think the president would be there. listen, the entire time these negotiations have been going on it has been the president bringing offers to the democrats.

the democrats have not one time made any counteroffer back. remember, we are in this shutdown because it takes 60 votes in the senate. senator schumer decided to have a shutdown. we are hurting the american public. the president actually compromised, gone to steel slats instead of concrete which the democrats asked for. the president has found common ground. it is the democrats that continue to argue to try to say there is not a crisis? president obama in 2014 called the border a major crisis. a humanitarian crisis. brian: right. >> schumer voted for fencing. he has done this before. brian: eight times. nancy pelosi twice. but, so, congressman, having said all of that, where are we now? what are the plans now? do you think that the leadership should move out of the way and put other surrogates forward since it is too personal? >> i'm telling you what. the only reason they changed their mind is about have being border security because it is president trump. they do not want to give president trump the ability to solve this problem. i think if they cannot change

their course, the democrats should actually change their leadership, who is coming to these meetings. i believe we could solve this the president said this in the meeting yesterday. i said 45 minutes. i think we can solve this in 15 minutes and we could. we could make the solution. we could move america forward. we could have border security. who in america believes if nancy pelosi, she sits there and says she believes in bothered security, then i ask her what the definition of that, she says it is no barrier. she thinks a barrier sim moral. look what is happening in san diego, yuma, el paso it protected those individuals. brian: lastly, kevin, you see speaker pelosi is more of a problem than chuck schumer is. >> it is combination of two because they won't part ways. they don't allow people to present facts to them. to misrepresent what happened in the meeting yesterday, that is harming the american public. we should be back in the room, solve this problem, move america forward, keep the border security. brian: are you for or against the president using emergency

action and just doing it using defense funds? >> look i think the best way to do this legislatively. thatthat is why the president continues to stay in the room. that is why the president continues to work. if the president was not calling this together there would be no movement in here. i found the president continuing to make offers, continuing to find a solution. he will not give up on this, because he promised the american public. brian: minority leader kevin mccarthy, thanks very much. >> thank you. brian: meanwhile we finish up with this story. one man's truck was destroyed by a fire just feet away from his home. there was a sign of hope amid the flames. his childhood bible in the truck untouched. he joins us live. but first, sandra smith and who bill hemmer told me thinks she was sent from heaven, joins us right now. >> i will ask him about that. brian kilmeade. we're waiting on couple live events. mike pompeo speaking in cairo. we may hear from president trump as well as he departs the white hughes a short time from now. we'll watch from that.

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♪ ainsley: an oklahoma father is counting his blessings after his pickup goes up in flames a few feet away from his house as you can see. no one thankfully was injured in the incident. it happened a few weeks before christmas. the family finding a sign of hope however, from the wreckage. the man's childhood bible was left pretty much unscathed inside of the truck. joining us is the truck's owner. steve gott. good morning to you. >> good morning. ainsley: tell us what happened? two weeks before christmas, you looked out the window, how did

you discover your truck was on fire? >> actually i was, we went out to the garage to put some gifts away, that way the kids wouldn't know that we had bought them, and one of the kids came out to the garage and hollered that the truck was on fire and horn was blowing. i came out of the garage, looked like the house was on fire. so you know, i wayne sure what was going on. i ran out there, and sure enough the truck was on fire. ainsley: so what did you do? how did you put the fire out? >> well you know, at first we wasn't sure what to do. i went to go grab the fire extinguisher, come to find out my son had extinguished it three weeks before. ainsley: oh, no. >> so i had to call 911. and they came out pretty quick. ainsley: and they doused the whole truck with water. and steve what happens. what did you find? you found your bible?

>> well at first i didn't think there was nothing salvageable in the truck. i'm not sure if you got the videos or not, but it was just totally engulfed with flames. ainsley: yeah. >> and, you know, as they got the driver's side door open by us, firemen. ainsley: you found -- let me see your bible. do you have it with you? >> yeah. ainsley: that's amazing. look at that. look at that. that's incredible. what a miracle. >> doesn't even smell like smoke either. >> steve, you have a lot of kids. five children. this was your only transportation that you had. how can we help your family? what is your facebook page? >> well -- ainsley: got to hurry. we're running out of time. >> at first i didn't want any help but, you know. ainsley: we would love to help you. how can we help you? >> just bring out the word. ainsley: we'll put a link to your facebook page on

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steve: after the show show on fox nation get it on your smart phone. we will see you back here tomorrow. >> brian: or run to the radio. >> bill: good morning. waiting on a fox news alert now. secretary of state mike pompeo live in cairo, egypt about to be in a speech where he is expected to outline the trump administration plans regarding the middle east policy, especially as it regards iran. and expected to give a sharp rebuke on behalf of the previous obama administration policy. live to cairo. here we go. >> i've had the good fortune to be a frequent visitor here to egypt and the middle east as secretary of state. in my prior role as cia director i was here with frequency and came here, too, as a member of congress. every time i come i get to see something new. something