the ugly. a family suing the lifetime network after saying a christmas card was used in a movie. >> please don't put those updates, they ruin the whole aesthetic. >> the photo was used in christmas harmony without their permission. lifetime has not commented. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". thank you for joining us, have a great weekend, "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> if we don't make a deal with congress most likely i will do that. the law is 100% on my side. rob: friday, january 11th donald trump on the brink of declaring a national emergency. jillian: do americans agree? we are live from texas on the 21st day of the shutdown. rob: fox news alert, police officer shot and killed in cold blood overnight, the third this year. jillian: the latest

heartbreaking details out of california. her family in shock and disbelief. wisconsin teenager jayme closs found alive three months after she went missing. rob: investigation far from over. more on that coming up. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i can't get it right ♪ get it right ♪ everybody is working for the weekend ♪ everybody is working ♪ everybody heather: on the brink of the weekends but a lot of news to talk about. we want to wish you good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning.

rob: donald trump standing side-by-side with law enforcement saying it is his right to declare a national emergency over the crisis at the border. >> what they need more than anything is a barrier, the wall. jillian: griff jenkins live in washington with reaction from both sides. >> reporter: after touring the most heavily trafficked area of the border for illegal crossings donald trump appears to be inching closer to declaring a national emergency telling hannity he has the right and legal authority to do so. >> if we don't make a deal with congress most likely i will do that. i would actually say i would. i can't imagine any reason why not because i'm allowed to do it. the law is 100% on my side. democrats in congress especially the new ones coming in, we can't win this battle with trump because it is common sense. how can we say a wall doesn't work? rob: lindsey graham who was working on a grand bargain conceded he has run out of legislative options for the

wall. >> i always say it would be the last resort. we are there. there is no pathway forward that i can see. >> reporter: the shutdown and tuesday 21, the longest in history as thousands of workers go without a paycheck today for the first time. senate minority leader chuck schumer seizing on the pressure. >> let separate our disagreements over border security from the government shutdown. reopen all government agencies unrelated to border security. >> reporter: if the president of declaring a national emergency, it could come from disaster relief funds lose the administering confirming they asked the army corps of engineers to look at tapping $14 billion of previously appropriated funds and initially intended for california's wildfires, texas, florida and puerto rico after hurricanes. the puerto rican delegate to congress is calling that option

on acceptable. the president hosts a roundtable discussion on border security at the white house. rob: thank you so much. jillian: the brother of slain police officer ronil singh shoulder to shoulder with the president at the border. rob: sharing the story of immigrating legally from the island nation of fiji before being killed by a suspected illegal immigrant. >> at 33 years old ronil singh was cremated and i had to pick up his remains. no one should ever go through that. looking at that 5-month back baby looking for his dad no one should ever go through that. >> nancy pelosi still not calling this the crisis. >> these are tragic situations. what the president is proposing

will not eliminate those possibilities. >> the case for ronil singh's suspected killer is on hold pending a mental health evaluation. donald trump ramping up calls for the border wall from the center of what he considers a crisis. getting a firsthand look at the dangers are border agents are facing every day. >> ted cruz says democrats need to put the safety of the american people first. >> officer ronil singh's brother joined us for the roundtable, he was grieving. he and his brother, they are themselves immigrants, seeking the american dream, his brother wanted to be a cop and keep people safe and he lost his life to a criminal illegal alien. the democrats masquerade, they try to cloak their support for open borders by saying it is compassionate. it is not compassionate when even a single little boy or single little girl in the

custody of human traffickers. you and i both have kids. no one wants to see teenage girls in the custody of human traffickers that do unspeakable things. you know what the compassionate thing to do is? secure the border and stop illegal immigration and stop drug trafficking. heather: the government shutdown is set to become the longest in us history when the clock strikes midnight tonight. rob: a third police officer shot and killed on the job within the past week. the suspect in this case was found dead in a davis, california home moments ago. it appears to be a suicide. officer natalie corona was gunned down while investigating a 3 car crash overnight. this police officer was just 22 years old, she had just finished training and only been on her own for a few weeks in the field. her chief says she was one of the hardest workers he had ever seen. >> describe our officers, a

sister we all -- this is an absolutely devastating loss to the police department. rob: officer corona leaves behind her parents. her father's with the local sheriff's office. jillian: she had her whole life ahead of her. police ramping up the search for killer after another 22-year-old female is shot dead in louisiana. >> follow every lead to identify and apprehend the coward or cowards responsible. jillian: police say they don't have suspects or motives in officer pain's brutal murder. the rookie officer was gunned down on her way to work and leaves behind one child. rob: here is a bizarre story, the teenager who disappeared the night her parents were murdered has been found alive. jayme closs coming home after being missing for 3 months. jillian: an incredible story of

how she was found. an interesting one. >> reporter: remarkable end to a tragic situation. a neighbor in her town of gordon, wisconsin walking a dog knocked on her door and standing with her was a skinny, disheveled girl, hair matted, shoes too big for her feet. the neighbor shouted this is jayme closs, call 911. the family offering jayme closs food and water but she didn't want any. they described her as quiet and she told them she didn't know where she was but she believed she was there for most of her disappearance. the 30-year-old reportedly fled the home of her captor, 21-year-old suspect who was arrested minutes after she was found. jayme closs later examined and treated at a hospital. her family understandably in a state of relieved shot. >> he is alive and we will get through anything.

time to move forward. and justice for my sister and brother in law. we will get through this together as a big family. i can't wait to hug that little girl. >> reporter: she disappeared october 15th last year from her rural home in barron county, wisconsin where her parents, james and denise were found shot to death. several searches took place in that area. an hour away from where she was ultimately found, none yielded any clues. authorities wouldn't release more details about her time in captivity or the suspect but they are planning to hold a news conference a few hours from now at which time we hope to learn a lot more. jillian: some details a lot of people want to hear. the man accused of gunning down an army war hero was charged with murder. robert gucci toward several stores in afghanistan, shot dead after side a store. it was a random act of violence. george bush mince of his mental illness, leaves behind a wife and 3 kids. a go fund me page for the family

raised $24,000. you could help donate by going to "fox and friends first."com. rob: michael cohen is set to testify next month, jim jordan says democrats we use that as political theater. >> first big hearing the democratic congress has for a convicted felon, he lied to congress, that is your first indication it doesn't underscore the fact they are totally focused on getting this president and not doing what is best for the country. i don't know what. rob: donald trump's former personal attorney was spent 3 years in prison for campaign-finance violation, tax evasion and lying to congress. :is looking forward to giving, quote, full and credible account of the events which got him fired. jillian: senator kamala harris is teasing a 2020 white house run. >> are you going to run for president? >> i might.

>> reporter: the california democrat will reportedly announcer campaign later this month was her name has been out for months as one of many democrats considering a presidential bid. right now harris is on tour promoting her new book. rob: ten minutes after the era, donald trump hinting he will turn to emergency funds to get his border wall built. our next guest is a retired lieutenant general and he says that should be the president's last option. jillian: she branded herself a workers champion but on her own payroll, alexandria ocasio-cortez's campaign failing to provide for workers. we will explain. ♪ which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide.

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it is common sense was nancy and chuck know that. they are not winning this argument. it is not about politics, it is about doing the right thing. rob: the president could be finding a way to fund the border wall. jillian: the white house confirming the army corps of engineers looking at other ways to fund the wall but is that the right move. rob: joining us to discuss is attorney general richard newton. what do you think of this potential move? >> good morning. i believe the president has made the case to the american people, did it is national address tuesday night and went to the border outside mcallen, texas. i'm not a constitutional lawyer or expert in that regard. i'm an air force bomber pilot by trade but i believe the president does have the ability to declare a national emergency although just like senator graham said at the top of the hour i would use that as a last resort and that is what he would intend to do, should the president and leaders in

congress at a political impasse but i do believe it is in the vital interests of the american people to build this wall and move forward on that. heather: what do you think of the argument that declaring a national emergency to get this done is the only way to get out of this battle with the democrats? on the one hand the president gets this done. on the other hand, nancy pelosi with her democrats. >> we are at a political impasse over a key national security issue. secretary kirstjen neilsen made the case as secretary of homeland security and the president yesterday in texas, there is national security interests that the president and commander-in-chief has a number one obligation to protect the american people. we are at a political impasse in terms of funding. the president says he will use

emergency powers to seek funding to pay for the border wall. the challenge is should he find that many presumably in that the permit of defense budget it is a 0-sum game in terms of budget. the 2018 budget has been authorized. whatever is taken out of the but it will impact other programs. the number one goal, number whatever the president needs to put forward is to protect the american people and security falls in line with that. rob: what about the army corps of engineers budget, $13.9 billion, we had some terrible hurricanes in the past few years, you pulled from that. at the end of the day, $5 billion, we spend so much money, they don't know where it goes. this is purely political. $5 billion is nothing at the end of the day. >> i believe so. $5 billion is a significant amount but in the scheme of

things a 1700 $17 billion budget, the army corps of engineers, 37,000 civilians and military members in place for decades, very effective federal agency under the permit of defense. they do planning and engineering and construction for a variety of projects not only in the united states but around the world associated with the department of defense. i don't know if the money would come from the corps of engineers budget but it would be led by the corps of engineers in terms of construction of a wall and trying to find funds to not only do construction but make it as well. rob: there are some options. we will see what happens. jillian: 18 after the hour, jim acosta accidentally proves how will border walls work. >> as we are walking along here we are not seeing any kind of imminent danger, no migrants trying to rush toward the fence,

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response is likely not what he was hoping for. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders tweeting when i went with donald trump to the border i never imagined acosta would be there doing our job for us. clearly explaining why walls work thanks, jim. donald trump responded writing dear diary, which is a bit of a twitter trend among conservative circles the calls for people to write dear diary in response to jim acosta's tweets, lindsey graham also writing jim acosta, you're making the case better than he can. hashtag border security. acosta said he was trying to show the current measures are already working. jillian: there are some things that should remain on social media may be. >> beto o'rourke getting

attention for this one, he's posting a series of videos for featuring people who live near the southern border. he did not a trip to the dentist stop them from achieving that goal. >> we are going to continue our series on people at the border. jillian: he puts the camera around them of the dental hygienist tell a story of what was like living in el paso. a flood of reaction pouring it on this including this response from conservative commentator ben shapiro. >> plaque doesn't care about your feelings. jillian: look at what bret baer said? what will elizabeth warner bernie sanders do to top this? are in c chairwoman rhonda mcdaniels compares beto o'rourke to elizabeth warren drinking beer writing choose your fighter. funny responses to the beto o'rourke video. rob: tim tebow is doing some

work here. >> on and off the field, big news for tim tebow. he is engaged to miss universe 2017, he announced the news on instagram saying thank you for saying yes and making me the happiest man in the world, you're the love of my life and can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you. he's playing baseball for the mets organization, the twitter account congratulated him on instagram as well. as for the ring, it is reportedly a whopping 7.25 carats. everybody is winning in that relationship. rob: we didn't show. >> miss universe level beauty. rob: we appreciate it. jillian: 26 after the hour. democrats calling the chaos at the border a manufactured

crisis. >> what the president is doing is manufacturing a crisis. >> this is a manufactured crisis. jillian: do you remember when they were more than willing to close the government in 2013 to fund obamacare? what justifies a crisis? that debate next. rob: a teenager smashes his truck through a storefront but it was his icy exit that surprised police even more coming up. ♪ come on ♪ take the money and run ♪ come on that's when you know, it's half-washed. next time, add downy fabric conditioner for up to 7 days of downy freshness. downy and it's done. well now there's score!, time...from force factor,enin'. to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!.

jillian: back with a fox news alert, the us is beginning the process of withdrawing troops from syria according to military official. it comes amid donald trump's decision following the defeat of isis and the us working on getting iranian boots out of syria. mike pompeo explaining the decision in an exclusive fox news interview. >> we view the activity from the islamic republic as

revolutionary force creating enormous instability in the region. part of that is making sure iran doesn't destabilize syria. jillian: mike pompeo giving a scathing speech in cairo on the obama administration's middle east policy accusing the former president of misguiding the united states role in the region. pompeo left egypt overnight for the rain. his next stop on his 9 nation tour in the middle east. bernie sanders apologizing for alleged sexual harassment in his 2016 presidential campaign thanking the women for speaking out saying he establish stronger harassment policies during his most recent senate bid. accused aid robert becker is not working for sanders and was called out over speculation he would help with the 2020 run. sanders says he was not aware of the s and because he was, quote, a little busy running for president. having trouble understanding unemployment.

>> unemployment is low, everything is fine. unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. jillian: now it looks like congresswoman alexandria at 15 may not understand either. new york post reporter campaign was fined $1500 for not obtaining coverage for employees which is a state requirement. ocasio-cortez says she's looking into it. today the supreme court will consider the trump administration request to end daca. the white house effort started in 2017 but was met by legal challenges from a district judge who ordered the government to continue the program. the ninth circuit of appeals rejected the petition to overturn the decision. the obama era program ran temporary legal status to 700,000 people who arrived in the us as children. rob: illegal immigration and our current situation at the border is considered a manufactured crisis by democrats.

>> this president just used the backdrop of the oval office to manufacture a crisis. >> stop holding the american people hostage, stop manufacturing a crisis. >> what the president is doing is manufacturing a crisis. >> this is a manufactured crisis. rob: angry about the shutdown the democrats of the government down in 2013 for 16 days over funding for obamacare. what justifies a crisis that both parties can accept as a crisis? former deputy assistant secretary of state under president obama, joel rubin, let's start with you and take a trip down memory lane. president obama in the white house the senate was democratic or republicans had the house and they wanted to push through the affordable care act and they ended up with a 16 day government shutdown.

why was that justifiable? and you will tell me the situation is not? >> good morning. it is not the same situation at all. not sure what the crisis is, donald trump called the humanitarian crisis, and it is a national security crisis, immigration crisis. what it is is a political crisis for donald trump and that is driving this and that is why democrats are saying no, this is an issue we can resolve through the normal political process. the policy debate should be ongoing. this is been ongoing for years. don't manufacture a crisis to save we don't resolve it now it will never get fixed. rob: you will disagree with a lot of that. >> absolutely. he is ignoring completely the fact that the border. right now 56,000 illegal aliens in federal prison that committed federal crimes. a crisis when you deal with the families -- families, family

members have been killed by illegal aliens. you cannot ignore the fact that 92% of illegal drugs come to the united states through the southern border. it is a fact. no one can dispute those facts. but democrats couldn't care less about the american people. they couldn't care less about democrats. they care about political power. according to the recent one, 22 million illegals in the united states, until 2006, 2009, democrats were fighting for border control. they wanted to establish some sort of fence that would keep them from coming to the united states but in 2016 they decided these 22 million illegals should be given citizenship so they will vote for the democrat party. a political source of votes for democrats. rob: that is an idea from a lot of conservatives.

even washington post agrees there is a crisis at the border, humanitarian crisis. it is a mess and we have 20 million people illegally in this country. something that needs to be dealt with. you have to agree with that. >> absolutely. border security is paramount. the 90% of illegals drugs coming through are coming through ports of entry. a border wall is not going to fix that. rob: what about people being smuggled into this country and the way they are treated, assaults on women and kids, money being made -- >> absolutely. those are critical issues that need to be dealt with and those are crises for people suffering from that. the money, $5 billion overall for a wall is not going to address that. border security requires smart strategies. the crisis is we don't have a tsa network set of agents that are getting paid in our airports. we are going to lose food safety inspectors, hundreds of

thousands of american workers without paychecks, including 250,000 veterans who are not going to get paychecks because of this dynamic. we need to resolve this issue. putting people out of work is not the way. rob: last word. >> democrats couldn't care less about border security, they claim they do but they voted against sanctuary cities, voted against sanctuary states, voted against changing the catch and release policies the we have, vote against deporting gang members and illegal criminals we have in the united states. they will tell you they care but tell me when was the last time they really wanted to build a fence or border to defend or protect the nation. rob: appreciate your time. i know what you're going to say but we appreciate it.

california police officer shot and killed overnight. the third officer guns down days into the new year as the war on police continues to intensify. our police panel here to tell us how escalating violence against law enforcement should be addressed. he brings donald trump on the crisis at the border, now the rio grande valley acting border patrol chief tells pete hegseth why we need a wall. >> from what we have seen as we add technology, more agents and infrastructure makes a huge difference to our mission. rob: border patrol is unanimous on this. they want the wall. more from this one on one interview coming up next. a leaf is a hint that is connected to each person in your family tree. i learned that my ten times great grandmother is george washington's aunt. within a few days i went from knowing almost nothing to holy crow,

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smart, tough, they have the whole package and they are impressive. jillian: pete hegseth spoke with rio grande valley's acting border chief who says the president is right to call a crisis. rob: pete is live in texas with more on the president's big visit. >> reporter: we are in san antonio. this facility not shutdown today, portions of that still open and active. we were in the rio grande valley at maccallum. the president beating secure -- greeting supporters and ice agents enthusiastic to see the president, believe in his border wall. i will bring you interviews with those family members some of which are furloughed, members of the border patrol, their thoughts on the showdown right now in the need for a wall. part of the visit he made to the southern border was to meet with the rio grande valley acting chief, raul ortiz and other

members of the border patrol. a long conversation in front of the cameras where mister ortiz laid out what he thought was needed on the border. he had an exclusive opportunity to sit down with the acting chief and the rio grande valley a very important sector. he talked about if you don't have an opportunity to walk in our shoes it is tough to get a sense of the crisis we see down here. >> right now, we would like to see another 120 miles of fencing in the sector alone. we have 270 miles of river country that winds an awful lot. if we get infrastructure, if you more agents in the technology i like our chances of getting to the transnational, organization. what i say to anyone who says we don't need those things to walk in my shoes. >> reporter: he was adamant about that. more of an interview on "fox and friends" coming up in a couple hours but he says donald trump is the first president to come down here and make it a priority. a lot of people talk about

border security and infrastructure and fencing. without being there and seeing what is needed tough to get a full grasp. this 55 miles of fencing right now, he wants another 120 miles in addition to the winding rio grande river down there so geography is important, seeing his understanding. the wall, no hesitation for these border patrol agents is a must if they want to get control of that section of the southern border. rob: politicians in dc telling people they don't need a wall and men and women who work there who say we do and that is the argument. >> reporter: absolute disconnect, thanks. rob: we appreciate it. california police officer shot and killed overnight, the third officer guns down days into the new year. jillian: our panel is here to tell us how the escalating violence against law enforcement should be addressed next. ♪ harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. new crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage.

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jillian: we are talking about this again. at 22-year-old california police officer, natalie corona shot and killed overnight after responding to a 3-year crash. she was sworn in as an officer two weeks ago. her death marks the third police officer shot and killed in 2019. how do we address this? how do we reverse this escalating war on police officers? how do we make it stop? here is our law enforcement panel, retired nypd lieutenant doctor porcher and nypd sergeant joseph. 3. thank you for joining us. under these circumstances, something we want to keep talking about. how do we stop this? >> we have three officers killed 11 days. politicians need to step in and we need to enforce the death penalty. we saw it last year with the

parole board. they shouldn't see the light of day ever again. of that happens a lot more.. jillian: you agree? >> completely agree. there has to be accountability, consequences, it is unacceptable that this is happening, horrible tragedy. jillian: look at some of the members here and in 2019 there have been 3 officers shot and killed, in january 2018 there were four total in that entire month, not only two weeks and we are surpassing the numbers in january 2018, 48 shot and killed in 2018 up from 38 in 2017, this is increasing at a scary rate. >> it is a traumatic experience, taking into consideration the social contract. we have a right to be protected and police are our first line of defense. it is troublesome to me and

everyone on this panel to see officers encouraging these fatalities. these fatalities in 2017, the numbers went up in 2018 and we are at three moving forward and it is hard for something bad to move forward. jillian: of the three that have been killed they are all in a 20s. a 22-year-old, 29-year-old male, some have young children. what are people in the community missing about the importance of police officers and the connection and good they do and they are there for us? >> take away the uniform. we forget officers are human beings and it gets me going. seeing officer ronil singh, having a 5-month back child, who will never know his father, that is hurtful. these individuals have a life ahead of them. this is why politicians need to step in and do something that will end this trend because it is continuing every time we come

on, officers shot and killed. sooner or later something, someone has to be held accountable. jillian: what is it like to put on that badge and go out and don't know if you're coming home that night? >> i was a patrol cop before i was promoted to detective. a lot of what is missing here is the anti-police rhetoric and vitriol in this country is out of control. fueled by politicians wanting to abolish ice which is a law enforcement agency, celebrities who think they are activists but always condemn police officers every chance they get. every move we make is good nice under a microscope. life-changing decisions that have to be made in a split second need to be toned down. people need to be held responsible. so we can all come together. we need each other. the community and police. jillian: we talked about it yesterday and we saw that photo of chelsea manning burning the

flag. it is awful when you see stuff like that. you see things on social media nowadays that people want to go out and do the same thing, like copycat people say. how does this change for 2019? >> difficult to say because we have such a high number. i was an instructor in the nypd police academy. i always instructed recruits, be prepared when you walk into these shops, 90% of policeing's service-oriented. 10% is enforcement. that can be a precarious situation when you are not prepared. moving forward officers need to prepare for these types of -- jillian: there's training for that. >> and it goes back to preparedness for walking into these situations. you can't believe the officers but the public and this gentleman stated they need to

respect police officers because they are the first line of defense in a democratic society. jillian: i am curious if the three of you were going into your careers in law enforcement today would you still want to do this? >> absolutely. when i came on a job in 1992 the old-timers tell me how the job has changed, it changes, it moves on, society changes. one thing that stays constant is men and women born into this life of service and wanting to live their lives on the line no matter what happens. no matter what it is, race, religion, creed, sexual orientation, we answer the call and whether you hate us all of us we will be here. >> there is a slogan, the front row seats to the greatest show on earth and i would do it again. you do it because there is something special. when we did the appreciation segment all those individuals, the all-star team in the united states, you do it to make a difference. jillian: so many people out there are mad at cops, think

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upgrade to new tide pods 2.0. and get 50% more cleaning power in the palm of your hand. for a powerful clean in one step, it's got to be tide. jillian: a bus driver saved a lost baby running barefoot down a highway overpass. the incredible rescue caught on camera in milwaukee last month. the driver catching the child all alone.

>> oh my god. oh my god. i'm shaking. >> i am, too. >> wow, a passenger on the bus wrapping the baby in her coat. police say her mother may have mental health issues. the baby is okay and is now with her father. rob: check this out. a florida deputy rushes into a burning home to save a ridden mommy. the moment justin ball carried that 97-year-old woman to safety. this happened near tampa. suffered from smoke inhalation. he will be okay. it was reportedly caused by a pillow, the fire was, that was set on a night-light and another hero. great story. jillian: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. the vatican creates an official track team with olympic dream. the squad includes priests and nuns. they hope to see the holy sea flag at an olympic ceremony. we will see. rob: quite a team at the

olympics. rob: next the bad. we all scream for ice cream but this guy went nuts for it police say he crashed a stolen truck into a dollar store in georgia and then he just took some ice cream from the cooler and drove off. he didn't even take any money. that's how bad he wanted ice cream. jillian: i need to know what flavor. that matters. rob: what is that? jillian: finally the ugly, the family is suing the lifetime network after they say their christmas card was used and insulted in a movie. >> please don't put those up. they ruin the whole aesthetic. >> i like them. they are ugly. >> according to tmz the couple's photo was used in christmas harmony without their permission. lifetime hasn't commented. i wonder how lifetime got their christmas card. i have so many questions now about this story. rob: i wonder why lifetime makes movies. jillian: you know i love those tv christmas movies. hallmark and lifetime right

up my alley. it's friday. thank you for joining us this week. we will be back on monday morning. rob: eagles games and lifetime. jillian: eagles game on sunday. be there or be square. >> if we don't make a deal with congress, which we should be able to, we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency. >> we need to do something if the end game is an emergency declaration by the president. do it, do it now. >> jim acosta in an attempt to prove there is no crisis, he accidentally showed that walls really work. >> here are some of the steel slats that we have been talking about. as we are walking along here we are not seeing any kind of imminent danger. >> the teenager who disappeared on the night her parents were murdered is found alive. jamie kloss coming home after missing for three months. secretary of state mike pompeo deliver a strong rebuke of the past administration's middle east policies. >> the age of self-inflicted american shame is