♪ ♪ robert mueller special counsel has knocked down this buzzfeed report. this really is the bombshell. >> i am rock solid, it's 100 percent patent. >> these buzzfeed reporters cannot agree whether they saw the documents or not. >> this story today is a significant black eye from media outlets all over the country. people were frothing at the mouth. they were calling for impeachment. >> announcement from the southern border from the president. he will be live from the white house. >> pransd new photos a massive group of migrants. largest group ever to break into the united states. >> humanitarian crisis. it's causing a lot of problems not only from the migrants but for the agents and american public. >> president trump scoring a big win in the form of a summit sequel. >> president set to hold a

meeting with kim jong un. >> we are the pences and we are pro-life. >> today marks the 45th annual march for life. we are here over 100,000 strong. come and march for those who can. >> spread god's message. >> i'm here -- >> [chanting] i am the pro-life generation. ♪ we're an american man ed: i'm so glad to be off. i was off last weekend. so glad you are here. so great. >> lydia is on manhattan. are you on with pete in the morning that guy eats all the time. they made some special italian cookies. i said even better because jedediah is here. pete: send any food you want 1211 avenue of the americas. ed: i'm seconding it down to

our control room to the producers because they work so great. pete: he goes to restaurants and meets friends. some of them will probably be here as guest later on. ed: they don't know who i am they know pete. let me tell you something that's sweet. a breaking overnight. a big, big story. a fox news alert. the so-called buzzfeed bombshell seems to be coming apart. remember where we started late thursday night there was this the latest quote, unquote, bombshell. pete: some bombshells i can't keep track. ed: a week ago the "new york times" saying the fbi had this big investigation to see whether or not the president of the united states was a special agent. that story has gone away that was a week ago. thursday night buzzfeed comes out with massive story suggesting that the president of the united states instructed his former lawyer michael cohen to lie to congress. the breaking news this morning is that the special counsel, robert mueller, has made a rare public statement through his spokesman saying it's not true. this is peter carr, his

spokeman saying buzzfeed's description of specific statements to the special counsel's office in characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office regarding michael cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate. pete: buzzfeed had no sources. no other outlet. ed: anonymous sources. pete: every other news outlet was going with the headline but saying we cannot yet independently corroborate this evidence. ed: nonetheless it might lead to impeachment. jedediah: if true. interestingly enough buzzfeed was quick to respond editor said we stand by our reporting ant the sources who informed it and we urge the special counsel to make clear what he was disputing. this was interesting to seat special counsel come out right away. at love people speculating as to why they would feel the need to comment. i think it was because the suggestion was that the big nugget here was there was evidence, substantial evidence that was held by the special counsel and that implication did not sit well with robert mueller, which

is fascinating. pete: yeah, the implication was that they had evidence that cohen -- the president told cohen to lie. other than cohen just telling. jedediah: not just words. ed: emails and text messages they claimed in the story from anonymous sources again thursday night, that there were email and text messages from people in the trump organization the business side of everything that were backing up michael cohen that would suggest the president was lying. no, thought special counsel is saying hang on time out not true. guess who is now weighing in. the president, tweeting. remember it was buzzfeed who released the totally discredited dossier paid for by crooked hillary clinton and the democrats as opposition reseason on which the entire russian probe is based. he avery sad day for journalism but a great day for our country. pete: it is a sad day for journalism. they ran with this for 24 hours with a caveat because they were so happy that they thought they had trump.

you are frustrated as anybody. ed: they have these anonymous sources. we all can rely on anonymous sources sometimes. you have to check them out and make sure it's true. run them past the white house and special counsel. they said they did all of that and buzzfeed is standing by the story. but you can't just throw out there something that suggest that the president of the united states instructed someone to lie and was obstructing justice. that's what the allegation was. and so what i'm more frustrated than buzzfeed's original story is the number of people at so-called credible media organizations ran with a story they could not independently confirm and said this could lead typically people. jedediah: seems like anyone can write anything these days and whether or not it's verified the sourcing makes any sense and whether or not you could read it and yeah this seems valentine' valid. what they want is for that narrative to get out there. a lot of the people are going to hang on to and this not hang onto the story

later on when it gets disproved or discredited. let's listen to the media calling for impeachment after this buzzfeed report. take a listen. >> if it were to be true, it means the president told someone to lie under oath, very simply, is a crime and impeachable. >> if this story is true, we must begin impeachment proceedings is. >> that impeachable offense if you can prove it. >> this is exactly the type of crime that would go forward toward an impeachment proceeding. >> directing someone to lie to federal officials has been the bailiffs for impeachment. >> democrats will move maybe faster, maybe more aggressively toward impeachment. >> we are a high crimes and misdemeanor and we are an impeachment territory. pete: maybe faster? a little bit faster. ed: how about you slow down and take a breath. pete: two things in this it's a bit of a trap if you walk out and said bob mueller said it must be true. listen, we don't know what bob mueller has and if they stepped out and took this measure it's self-serving. not that bob mueller suddenly loves trump.

they want to preserve the integrity of the special counsel investigation. they saw an opportunity to get rid of true fake news and squash it so they can look more credible and buzzfeed look even worse. everyone else ran with it. jedediah: they give donald trump that talking point repeatedly. he is always saying fake news, fake news. listen, when you cover something like, this that's completely unsubstantiated that so many people in the community and law enforcement community saying hold on a second, who are these sources? where did you get this information and are looking at this michael cohen has lied and oh there is text messages and. you don't wait to see will a special counsel respond? is this actually coming from the special counsel? you are giving him credence when he says you are tout get him as an entity. that's the reason he talks about. this and the reasonable everyone the at home voted for him the media does not represent me and this is a prime case as to why. pete: almost feels like the media is destroying itself. ed: if you remember the mainstream media and you lost jeff, you are in

trouble this morning. take a listen. >> larger message that a lot of people are going to take from this story is that the news media are a bunch of leftist liars who are dying to get the president and willing to lie to do it and i don't think that's true. >> i just think this is a bad day for us. pete: it's been a bad two years for you. jeff to say it's a bad day. ed: bad month. jedediah: people said journalism is dead. journalism is dead since barack obama ran the first time around and the media decided they weren't going to report stuff but be an advocacy group for the democratic party. enough to they are on a mission. if you are not going to do your job know the president is going to call you out there. are journalists who work very hard and do their job and fight there is one sitting right here. to get the truth out there. when you make this story about defeating trump at all costs, you are undermining the entire system.

pete: i think later on, the last tweet from the president last night was the fake news is truly the enemy of the people. i think you and i should debate that. ed: i'm ready. i'm agreeing with pete is he a happy man. we want to get to another fox news alert. this is a big day. we are going to be talking about it all day. the president of the united states today, 3:00 p.m. eastern, promising he is going to make a big announcement about the partial government shutdown and border security. the tit-for-tat before the buzzfeed story the big story was nancy pelosi trying to get ahead of the president and say because of security concerns that the department of homeland security said did not really exist. we might have to delay the state of the union address. then the president, pardon me, cancelled her shall trip overseas. pete: while she was on the bus about ready to go to the military plane. jedediah: brutal. pete: you want to have a nice fight, let's fight. give it to my will give it back to you. ed: going back to christmas the president saying i'm at the white house, cancelled plans to go to florida in order to negotiate.

nancy pelosi was in ohio and then she wanted to go on this trip and then nbc report gary haight saw her leaving the reagan airport there going somewhere. looks like speaker pelosi won't be staying in d.c. for the weekend. she and her detail just passed me at reagan national airport. we have reached out to her office to see where she is heading. if we find out we will let you know. pete: we don't know where in the world is nancy right now. ed: is she negotiating with the president by phone? what is she doing? jedediah: i want to know is the shutdown serious or not? i don't know how anyone could be talking about travel. either it's a serious matter and you need to sit tight and work together and get something done or it's not a serious matter and stop running out with that talking point oh my god end of the world armageddon if you want to take trips right now. not the time for trips. a lot of americans not getting paychecks. a lot of people need lawmakers to sit and do the job. pete: americans say keep it shutdown. jedediah: where are they.

pete: lots of them. those people feel like this is seminole moment for this president. at 3:00 p.m. what will he say? some people are speculating as they always do. ed: big news day. we will be teeing it up for the next four hours. biggest lineup. stick with us all morning. jedediah: we will turn to headlines for you now. we will begin with extreme weather. hundreds of flights are cancelled major winter storm barrels across the country. snow ice and artic temperatures threatening millions in its path. blinding snow falling in parts of california. the harsh elements wreaking havoc for drivers in utah. a southwest plane sliding off the runway in omaha. no one was hurt. the fourth american killed in a targeted isis attack in syria has now been identified. she was working as arabic inel interpreter. the 27-year-old along with greenboro bre rare commander and scott worth worked on missions gathering highly

classified information. all four killed by an isis suicide bomber inside a restaurant. a former chicago police officer will spend nearly seven years in prison for the deadly shooting of aquan mcdonald. jason van dyke sentenced to 81 months for second degree murder and aggravated battery in the 2014 shooting that left a 17-year-old dead. this week, a jury acquitted three chicago cops for covering up officer van dyke. president trump annual march for life rally that he will always stand with them. >> we know that every life has meaning and that every life is worth protecting. as president, i will always defend the first right in our declaration of independence, the right to life. jedediah: vice president mike pence and first lady made a surprise visit at the d.c. rally. those are your headlines. pete: the women's march a lot smaller this year will.

coming down at our southern border. sneaking into the country. false u.s. mexico into the u.s. so does this look like a crisis to you, the left says no. well, we will ask the former border patrol chief under president obama morgan coming up next. ed: nancy pelosi says no, no, no. to the president. maybe disinvited from the state of the union at the capital. this morning, an unlikely state opening their arms to the president saying bring the state of the union to us. pete: state to a state? ed: come upcoming up ♪

ed: democrats still dig in over funding a wall, migrants just digging under what's already existing. customsened border patrol sharing that nearly 400 central americans made their way under a barrier at the arizona border with mexico this week. using tunnels like this one you see here. so isn't this more of a reason to address what the president calls a crisis at the border? here to weigh in mark morgan somebody who knows something all about it the former border patrol chief under then president obama. good morning, mark. >> good morning. ed: this seems to me to be something that loot of people in the mainstream media have not covered. dubious record the most migrants to ever break into the united states in one shot. >> yes. i will tell you, when i saw this the past couple days, two things really stuck out for me. one is that this is real crisis. it's not manufactured. so let's just say we can put that talking point to bed. the second thing it really illustrates is that america

we are enabling and providing incentive to immigrants to come here illegally. they are willing to join caravans pay cartels thousands of dollars to take a long, dangerous trip. with intent to enter our country illegally. why is that? well, the reason is because our asylum laws are broke. we have really bad court decisions like flores that have educated these immigrants that they know that once they set one foot on american soil that they're going to be allowed to enter the country. think about that. what is their incentive to come to the points of entry and try legally when they can circumvent that system and once they hit american soil a couple of days, they are loued into our country, never to be heard from again. ed: mark, your words have so much more power. you are not a politician or pundit coming on here. you are the form are border patrol chief. you served under a democratic president barack

obama. you start out by saying the democratic talking point about a manufactured crisis is not true. let's push the politics out as have you and stick to the facts. the president has brought nancy pelosi in to the situation room. i believe on multiple occasions to say here are the facts and the democrats won't listen. as someone who has served under president obama, what's your message to nancy pelosi this morning about the actual crisis at the border? >> that's the question that's why i have broken my is i let's the things said a wall in ineffective and immoral. those are not only false but disingenuous arguments. go to san diego, nogales, el paso. everywhere where that wall is multilayer approach of infrastructure and personnel it's worked. there is factual data that will show that no one has ever said it's perfect. no one has ever said it's defeated. last time i checked something that's 90% effective that's a pretty good start.

ed: pretty good odds right there. nancy pelosi, we just mentioned her. let's be fair, here is what she said about the wall. >> need to express more willingness to negotiate on that figure for republicans to get past. >> i'm not for a wall. ed: she does that mock whisper i'm not for a would you. please in your answer address, i have under a minute. there will be folks like nancy pelosi wait a second the story we are doing about arizona the walls don't work migrants are going to burrow under a wall. >> i would answer it's a heck of a lot harder to burrow under a wall than walk right through without one and it works. again, no one has ever said it's 100 percent effective but it's darn effective. here is what i would say. only wall that's ineffective is a wall that nancy pelosi is putting up between her and the president to negotiate, compromise, secure our borders and open up the government. ed: strong words, mark

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just got in office. currently running ads in facebook in ohio, florida other sweet states all critical for the democratic nomination. already attacking president trump for border wall in one post while pushing yes for universal healthcare for another. pete, he just got elected. pete: wow, they are all running. talk about perks. south carolina about to give inmates tablets to call home and stream music. ipads in prison. the idea is to stop inmates from using smuggled cell phones. aren't these perks going just a little bit too far. here to react former sheriff of maricopa county, arizona, joe arpaio. thanks for being here this morning. >> thank you. pete: south carolina is trying to say well, if these inmates aren't busy all day they are already trying to smuggle cell phones in let's just pay for and give them iphones and tablets and they can click around all day. >> well, this is mind bog boggli

can't believe it as a sheriff for 24 years running our jails. actually, did i things that were somewhat unusual but, let me say, this punishment, you know, i'm not afraid to use the word punishment when you do a crime, you should be punished for it now, they want to run country clubs, hotels, let ipads in there, cell phones. how do you control all of this equipment? many of the people in jail are hackers anyway. they are going to mess around. i can't believe this what's going on. i hope this south carolina you are talking about, they are pretty tough out there. they better reevaluate this idea and knock it off. poited pete we live in a world of criminal justice reform. second chances. couldn't you say come on, we don't need to punish them that much. just let them have a cell phone and maybe they will be

distracted and less problems for the prison guards. what's your experience of how that really works out? >> well, it doesn't work. you know i took office. i took away the tv other than the weather channel. their food -- not their food but i won't talk about the 60-cent meals. i put up tents. i could go on and on. i'm not going to get into that what are we coming to in the united states of america when we are doing this incarcerated people and letting them live better in jail than people do on the outside? it's not right philosophically it's not right and it costs a lot of money to control this new system that they want to put in there no one is buying me a cell phone and ipad can you get books and educational materials i presume. right? is this a south carolina department of corrections

going soft in your opinion? >> yeah, kind of surprises me, as i said, they are pretty tough down there. this is something that's going on, i presume some states have legalized drugs now they are going to be letting inmates in the commissary start smoking marijuana? is that the next step? i'm not joking. pete: i can tell you are joking but based on an experience of once you try one thing where does it go next? this is what the director of the south carolina department of corrections brian sterling said. said people can't just sit around and do nothing all day. this is something that's going to make it safer for our staff and our officers. last word to you, sheriff? >> you ought to get rid of that guy. what is he a social worker? no, it's not going to work. believe me. pete: ultimately you have to have prison guards running your prisons and not social workers. joe arpaio, thank you for your time. >> thank you. pete: migrant caravan in

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jedediah: we have a fox news alert. right now the migrant caravan is on the move inching closer to the u.s. border. pete: they are heading to tijuana today, making good time. ed: our own griff jenkins, of course, live on the ground in viva mexico, good morning to you. griff: good morning, guys. they are on the march. 2500 miles from here to tijuana. that's the equivalent of walking from washington, d.c. to los angeles. you can see all around me to several thousand. it's probably 2,000, i would say, to 2500 and this large group changed guys from what we saw in early days in honduras and guatemala. it was spread out. in mexico they are banding together. you can even see it's obviously very dark. but some of them are taking a little break in the road as we walk along because they are tired. they have been going for more than 600 miles when they started in honduras. they stick together in mexico because they are worried about gangs and criminals preying upon them and worried also about mexican immigration

officials that were picking them off and deporting them when they were in small groups in the first caravan. what's different this time, guys, they were met with this new mexican president and administration with welcomed arms and open doors as we saw yesterday the gate was left wide open not a single police officer. quite a contrast. they want the mexican government and interior minister had said before this caravan came said they were going to post, quote gardz at all 370 border crossings in the southern mexican border. we spoke to one. migrants yesterday named jorge santos. and he at the border there was telling me is aware of the border -- the government shutdown situation in the fight here in our country what to do about the situation. here is what he had to say about president trump and his intention to build a wall. livable. >> i'm not okay with it, with the president putting it down bottom line.

i thank you for that -- the democrats are not giving the money so they can build the wall. griff: they have a long way to go. we will be sticking with them throughout the morning, guys. pete: griff, quick question, why the reversal from mexico? they said they were going to crack down on this. it seems they have done the opposite. why? griff: i don't know. in fact, there was a press conference with some mexico call officials last night. they wanted to talk more about the healthcare and their intentions to make sure that the migrant caravan was okay. they didn't want to answer questions about why the open arms and not putting any sort of force on the border. it is a big thing that's going to be talked about a lot because, remember, initially, it was going to be give them a legal way to get a one year work visa but that they couldn't come illegally that wasn't the case. they were able to just come across as they pleased all day yesterday.

pete: thank you very much. ed: put it in like washington from washington to l.a. apple map says we can't create a map for you because we can't even contemplate this. no joke. if you wanted to drive to d.c. l.a. 1 hour and 13 hours of driving. one full day. will. jedediah: people walking across. the assumption is if they get here they will be able to stay somehow. there is just no reverence for the fact that we have laws in this country no. reverence for the limitations that actually exist on these asylum laws it's crazy. more people cross the border every day than have been for a long time part of any of these caravans. we are talking about this because donald trump made a key issue. it made the name caravan talking point. this is. abby: issue for a long time. ed: democrats keep saying manufactured crisis overall about the border. they say the caravan threat or whatever you want to call it is not real.

jedediah: it's right there. it's real. pete: no policy no, deterrent. it keeps going and keeps getting bigger. jedediah: we will turn enough to to headlines for you. president trump and kim jong un will soon meet again. the pair set to hold a second round of dee denuclearization talks at the end of february. the president hoping to persuade the north korean leader to give up his nuclear weapons in exchange for security guarantees a location and specific date have not yet been announced. two g.o.p. states are inviting president trump to give the state of the union in their home states. michigan lee chatfield and tim moore of north carolina writing letters to the president their state capitols as possible venues. nancy pelosi wants to postpone the address on capitol hill due to security concerns. a mother, facing charges, after her 2-year-old fell out of her car. heart stopping moment her mom initially sped off leaving by standers to rescue her daughter from the

busy roadway. she is now accused of child endangerment and failing to properly secure a car seat. the child miraculously was not hurt. and you can now take your dog to the movie. a new specialty theater in texas is letting people bring their furry friends to watch their film together there are doggone rules. owners must clean up after their dogs, keep them on a leash and provide proof of vaccination. each person is allowed to bring two dogs. each human gets unlimited wine. jed i'm all about this dog stuff. pete: dog person raw wine person as well? pete: do you know rick? rick: alcohol? a huge storm coming across a lot of the country. really cold weather coming behind. this severe weather across the south. already a tornado watch until 1:00 here will parts of the deep south. get ready for that see some more later on in the afternoon. go to the northern side of,

this flooding concerns and then just kind of north of the ohio river, we are going to be talking about very significant snow. a stripe here about a foot of snow. and as this moves forward throughout the day today. winter storm warning extends all the way through maine. a really big strip of land mass here going to get in on the action. coastal areas and along the i 95 corridor big population zone there more rain than snow and a lot of freezing rain maybe just to the north of that really rough overnight tonight and tomorrow but probably snowfall totals dip down a little bit at least from philadelphia all the way up through boston because of the rain mixing in. all right, guys. in my peripheral vision you were paying close attention and impacted all of you. jedediah: true. pete: selfish people. thank you, rick. appreciate it fox nation continues steam rolling with new content every single week. i have been working on a project over the last couple of months with a couple of great producers called ace of spades.

documentary for the huntington for saddam hussein. you think you know it until you are reminded. ed: president george w. bush had a deck of cards in the desk at the oval office looking for all these terrorists. pete: saddam hussein was the ace of spades. we talk to the people involved in that hunt. this is a tid bit of what you will see on thursday. >> saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. >> operation iraqi freedom has begun. >> he was one of the most vicious ti tyrants certainly of the 21st century there were reports that he had gone in hiding. >> iraqi iraqis were always concerned that he would find a way to come back. >> saddam hussein had hundreds of body guards when the war began he tells them all to go away, except for one. pete: except for one. eric maddox is one of the guys who interrogated the

guys who brought them to the spider hole where they pulled him out. fast sin napght stuff where it took to tighten the the noose. go to foxnation.com. maybe the prisoners in the south carolina prison can dowdownload the ace of spades. jedediah: when is it. pete: this thursday. ed: new content every single day. check it out. big story today, the women's march started out maybe stronger than a lot 2017. today's event is surrounded by troubling allegations. even prominent democrats are now marching away from the march. is the movement falling apart? we will discuss it next. pete: sale of pink hats has declined. lawrence jones, dan bongino, mollie hemingway and senator joni ernst on this saturday edition of "fox & friends." this time, it's his turn.

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pete: welcome back a couple of quick headlines for you. a college in upstate new york is about to offer high education you might say. says it will offer a pot growing course this fall. students will grow hemp, not marijuana plants. the college says it wants to be the institution people think of when they want to learn about the pot industry. and, a support for the president sparks uproar in minnesota. the coach deeply offended at basketball game questioning by opposing fans displayed a trump 2020 banner. officials are now investigating the incident. i'm going to go with the we live in a free country argument. jedediah. jedediah: well, what a difference two years makes. the women's march started out strong after trump's inauguration in 2017. now the march is filled with troubling allegations. some of these headlines tell the story with a march's leadership facing accusations of anti-semitism. now, in the wake of these headlines, even the former dnc chairman debbie wasserman schultz says she must walk away from the

national women's march organization and specifically its leadership joining us now to weigh in independent women's forum patrice, thank you so much for being here. what do you make of this drastic change. this started out as a movement everyone thought was inclusive even though they said pro-life groups were not welcome to be partners. facing charges of anti-semitism. >> this has been the problem with the women's march from the start. bill themselves as being inclusive. in fact they are very exclusive. sad many jewish women feel like they can't bharch or be a part of it and some of the groups are disbanding. women incident-thinking. women who voted for president trump and not hillary clinton. what's being exposed is hypocrisies, anti-semitism and frankly the unwelcoming atmosphere that this march is about. it's really not for all women.

really just a tool to build up leftist groups and causes. jedediah: tamika malory one of the co-founders recently answered a question on israel in an interesting fashion. i want you to take a listen and get your reaction. >> palestinians are native but not the jews are native. and you are not palestinian either. >> because i'm speaking of the people who we know are being oppressed in this moment. that's just the reality. >> is it your view that israel has a right to exist as a nation? >> i have said many times that i feel everyone has a right to exist jed jet that's quite an answer. the concern is this march has ostracized the jewish community. malory has been at events with louis farrakhan. founders of the march are resisted condemning louis farrakhan who has made anti-semitic comments. what is your reaction to hearing her response about israel that way. >> i'm not surprised. this is what she has been speaking and probably what she thinks.

unfortunately, from the far left, there is a strain of anti-semitism. this idea that jewish people -- that the jewish nation should not be defended and jewish people are, you know, less than. it is terrible. it's anti-american. and it's antihuman. it is certainly not inclusive. you know, and while the women's march has put out statements that they are not racist and that they are not anti-semitic, when you consider what the founders have said. they have some serious long standing connection he is to viewpoints and sentiments that are exactly what they suggest they don't believe in the jewish nation and they don't support jewish people. jedediah: allegations they have endorsed a cop killer. resistance to donald trump should be considered a, quote, form of jihad. they have defended farrakhan. recently allege organizers anti-semitic tropes. allowing anti-semitism

anti-lbgtq sentiment and racist rhetoric become part of its platform. have you democrats orbiting, divureckets have you organizations like naral. planned parenthood. these are not right wing groups coming out and saying look, we originally liked the message of this organization as deeming what they deemed as pro-woman. we can't tie ourselves to this anti-semitic language and you allowing this anti-semitic stuff to penetrate the march. what do you think is going to happen now? are democrats going to continue to distance themselves? >> it will. a lot of groups already saying they are not going to be part of this year's marches and move on. at the end of the day this ♪ about all women and really very specific and very far left agenda. now, for people who want something for all women. that's what we have at the independent women's forum. weigh have a rally today welcoming for all viewpoints. jedediah: thank you for your perspective and great work. >> thank you. jedediah: state senator from

virginia making headlines for openly carrying her gun on the state senate floor. she tells us why she is carrying in the capitol live next hour. this week everyone went crazy over the 10 year challenge on facebook. even the weekday crew posted their pictures and had fun with. it was the just a privacy scheme designed by the social media giant? were we tricked? that will be next. ♪ it ain't my fault ♪

♪ pete: welcome back. as you can see the "fox & friends" weekday true tried this so-called 10-year challenge. ed: great photo by the way. pete: it might be a good thing that we missed out.

jedediah: new theory have people wondering if the mine data for facial recognition. ed: facebook wanted to mine data. senior fellow at the center of digital government and national and cyber security cricketer for the hill. long title but he deserved it great guy. morgan wright. good morning, morgan. >> hey, ed, how are you. seemed like a fun thing. i saw all kinds of celebrities jumping on. i will do it and seemed fun. what's really going on here. >> we will hold the world ran some $1 billion plot for dr. evil. initially people gone bad or insidious plot. three years ago we might not have said that about facebook we had a lot for them. after data breaches, after the use of how they used the plot form, russia did and in the race against roy moore down in alabama. the fact that we don't trust facebook anymore. it's their problem not our problem they haven't done enough to talk about the privacy issue. i think this is a huge privacy concern that people

are unaware of. pete: great point. i actually learned can you turn off the facial recognition aspect inside your profile. facebook says nothing to see here. we have reached out to them and this was their statement back to us. they said the 10-year challenge is a user generated people that started on its own without our involvement. it's evidence of the fun people have on facebook and that's it you are right there. is a big trust gap here. >> look, they also said look, there is all sorts of pictures on facebook. however, though, for artificial intelligence to work properly it needs what's called machine learning. to do that you need to put these things in context. i have now told the machine learning this is a picture of me 10 years ago. here is a picture of me today. here is the context. walls it at night? was i wearing sunglasses? was i wearing a hat? all the machine learning needs to train so the artificial intelligence gets really better about picking you out in a crowd of people, ellwood when you have a hat on.

jedediah: fear here by many who is the information going to be shared with we know google and amazon have shared their facial recognition technology in the past. >> right. jedediah: speak to people about this why does this matter to me? what is the core colonel of who can pick it up or where it will land? is that what you are worried about? >> yeah. i'm worried about this getting into the hands of marketing. you know. of other people who i didn't consent to give. to say and before people say that wouldn't happen, remember our private messages were supposed to be private unless you were netflix and microsoft set up for this information when they weren't supposed. to say microsof facebook under investigation under the ftc for violating the consent order. pete: buzzfeed's so-called bombshell on president trump busted. the special counsel making a rare statement about the claims coming up. ed: mollie hemingway, iowa

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ed: the so-called buzzfeed bombshell seems to be coming apart. special counsel robert mueller saying it's not true. >> these buzzfeed reporters can't agree whether they saw the documents or not. >> personally. i don't think we have said we haven't seen them. >> it's going to be very difficult for this media to restore any credibility. >> promise of a big announcement on the southern border from the president. he will be live from the white house. >> brand new photos of a massive group of migrants, the largest group ever to break in to the united states. >> this is a real crisis. it's not manufactured. >> president trump scoring big win in the form of a summit sequel. the president set to hold a second meeting with north korean dictator kim jong un. >> we're the pence's.

and we are pro-life. >> 46th annual march for life. we are here over 100,000 strong. we are all really excited. >> i'm here to spread god's message. >> i'm here. >> we are the pro-life generation. ♪ giving it away ♪ give it away ♪ give it away now ♪ give it away pete: good song. jedediah: great song. become a drummer. really enhance my act here. ed: you promised to become a dancer. i'm september kick call. think about how much the president of the united states is driving the agenda right now. 3:00 p.m. eastern time big announcement about the government shutdown. there is a crisis at the border. he has been talking about. we have a record set arizona, last 24 to 36 hours of nearly 400 migrants breaking into the country he has been warning about.

pete: we have griff down there to prove it. ed: griff is down there. summit 2.0 with north korea that he may be bringing peace there and china announcing they will be buying more u.s. imports as this president suggested again and again. a good stretch of winning and all of a sudden the. pete: screeched to a stop. there was a bombshell. ed: they were saying he was going to be impeached over this buzzfeed story. guess what? fox news alert. it's not true. pete: fox news fake news alert turns out what buzzfeed said it had, the special counsel, which hasn't said much, we haven't heard much from bob mueller and his team took the extraordinary stipulate last night, you may not have seen it, saying this buzzfeed article not true. here's what a spokesman from the special counsel said. he said buzzfeed's description of specific statements to the special counsel's office and characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office, regarding michael cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate.

ed: the original buzzfeed story for context was alleging that the president of the united states instructed his former lawyer, michael cohen to lie to congress. and as you know, jedediah, that led to this avalanche of other media organizations saying we have confirmed. this if true it, means impeachment. it means the end of the world. jedediah: this is a great rounddown. take a listen. >> if it were to be true it, means the president told someone to lie under oath very simply is a crime and impeachable. >> if this story is true we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> is that an impeachable offense if you can prove it? >> absolutely. these are impeachable offenses and impeachment proceeding. >> the basis for impeachment. >> we are a high crimes and misdemeanor and impeachment phase. jedediah: fascinating to me that they ran with this. they are not embarrassed to actually run with it. i'm so curious what the actual reaction is for all these people who went out.

oh my gosh. now to hear the special counsel come back and say actually, that information not accurate. i think they were very surprised to hear that because the special counsel usually is so quiet. had to be stunning for them and a little embarrassed, no? pete: no shame for the media in the most part. the special counsel didn't do this because you haddenly now they love trump. they have been digging on him two years with a target squarely on their back. they did it for self-serving reasons. they want to look like they have integrity and playing it down the middle. so patently false that they came out to swat it away. all these people that obsess over every little dethat i will ties the president to russia, why can't they wait for big man bob mueller chill out for a second. ed: these are the actual facts. pete: the jesus christ of investigations that let limb do his job. ed: interesting because based on anonymous sources. you had the actual reporters who used anonymous sources in the original story contradicting themselves themse. jedediah: unbelievable. ed: different accounts whether they had actually seen the evidence to back up

the story. watch. >> you have two law enforcement sources who tell you that they have seen evidence. have you seen any of that other corroborating evidence? >> no. i have not seen it personally but the folks we have talked, to the officials we have spoken to are actually 100 percent read in. >> your colleague who you story with neither of you have when you talk about those documents that you guys haven't actually seen them. you haven't seen the documents, the texts, the emails, et cetera. how confident are you that they actually exist? that this is true? >> i don't think that we have said that we haven't seen them. ed: can't even agree. jedediah: did they look into this jason leopold it would have taken them two seconds to look into the fact he has a long history. he has been fired before. he plagiarized and made complete misstatements to karl rove in 2006. ed: suggested indicted and went with the story. jedediah: none of it was true. if they took a second and said you know what? take a pause and wait before

we act as if it's true. no, it validates donald trump's story about fake news all the time. this is what it looks like when you run with the story so eager to criminalize donald trump that you don't give it a second to maintain your own personal credibility. it's astonishing. pete: speak of fake news. the father of fox news documentary on fox nation right now. dan rather, so he quickly, immediately, without any discretion jumped to twitter and tweeted. this he said special counsel has issued a statement disputing the buzzfeed report a sober reminder of how much we have yet to learn. all who care about the constitution should let facts -- i can't even read it. let facts dictate conclusions. and remember there will be political as well as legal judgment for this administration. ed: what's even funnier a tweet yesterday from the same man, dan rather. i have got it here on the scene. if true he said, if the buzzfeed story is a political earthquake, caution, we really know little. mueller knows much. he walls trying to caution but then all.

in time to be study. let facts lead us to truth but at almost every turn in this national nightmare, dan rather said, inplausible has become plausible. the wall do appear to be closing. in same man saying there is a denial, maybe we should be careful yesterday was saying the walls are closing. in ridiculous, absurd. embarrassing. jedediah: i agree with jason riley. he was saying it's going to be difficult for this media to restore any credibility. this buzzfeed moment was a real moment. take a listen to what he said. >> the press today and the mainstream media, of the anti-trump folks spent the entire day speculating about an unsubstantiated story that was anonymously sourced. i'm old enough to remember when this story would have never seen the light of day. the press is making -- making itself look very, very badly. it's going to be very difficult for this media to restore any credibility it once had before it. pete: good point old enough

to remember the day when a story like this would have never made the light of day. i personally have been on both sides of this where reporters have come to me pete we have heard x, y and z have they investigated? they never run with it because it is fake news. other side reporters never come to you and run with anonymous garbage but and your personal life and professional life or something you said or didn't say and just run it. ed: it's a narrative. pete: seeing more and more of that today. integrity of what used to be checking sources. if you want to be a columnist at buzzfeed. >> you have to be good at finding cat peoples. jedediah: which i enjoy but stick to what you know. cats and dogs is what you know. pete: if true i have heard from two sources that you hate cats. if true though they told me you hate cats. jedediah: no. pete: jedediah might actually not like animals. jedediah: fake news. ed: accountability going back to the campaign of 2016. big news today.

3:00 p.m. eastern, is he prom missing to make a big announcement about the partial government shutdown and border security. it's going to be very, very interesting because this is something, you know, that has been dragging on for weeks now. the president has drawn a line in the sand and said i'm not caving in, amid all this political pressure. because i want funding for the wall. when you look at these images, we will get into it. of over 300 migrants basically breaking into the united states. into arizona, burrowing in from mexico. in the last 24 to 36 hours. he keeps calling it a crisis. democrats keep saying it's manufactured. it looks like the facts are falling on the president's side. pete: they haven't been willing at all. we saw nancy pelosi in hawaii. we saw the folks in puerto rico and saw her in afghanistan going on a government plane during the shutdown. she cares about a ton about afghanistan by the way. she couldn't tell a sunni from a she a right now. all to get away from the president to make it look like he is there alone. they are being obstinate. i don't know if you know more than i do about what he is going to say at 3:00.

ed: close to the vest on it early indications we have it seems like he was leaning towards not announcing a national emergency. that's still a card he has to play. jedediah: everyone take as deep breath when he says a big announcement. a lot of supporters say don't cave. don't do it. stand your ground. pete: no way this is a cave announcement. jedediah: while we are talking about this the migrant caravan is inching closer to the u.s. border. pete: spent daying trekking through the mexico to the border. ed: trying to get to america. griff jenkins is there with the caravan on the ground in viva, mexico, good morning, griff. griff: good morning, guys. they were welcomed with open armed by the new mexican government. let me just show you these images. they are really quite telling. their numbers have grown. when they were in guatemala officials put them at about 1800. it's easily over 2500 according to mexican officials here and probably growing. you see a man in a wheelchair making what is essentially a 2500-mile trek

all the way to tijuana. they are carrying small children. this is a difficult, difficult journey to make. and it is a mixed group although you can fairly say about 60 or 65, 70% is males with some families mixing in here. they are taking a little break here along the way because there is this little town of viva, mexico stopping at the local food mart to see if they can get food and water. and the ambulance here, we were just showing a little bit because that is a sign that the mexican government is at least from a health perspective trying to help these pokes as they begin this very long journey that began six days ago in honduras. guys? those are straight up on the ground what is happening. the caravan is growing. griff, you said mostly young men serntion out word is how children are the way to seek asylum or claim refugee status if you are able to get into the united states, right?

>> yeah. >> griff? >> sorry there. it's breaking um just a little bit, guys. can you give me the question one more time? >> word is out if you have a child with you. easier to stay in the united states once you gets here. griff: that's definitely the word that's out if you look at the numbers coming across. the number of family units that came in that rbg sector where you were, pete. it is off the chart. while the overall numbers are not at its highest, family units are the problem is once family -- they will be able to stay and be turned loose in america because there is no place to put them. you see them coming in now and there is actually a gentleman here that was sort of advising them on what to do. we can ask him a very quick question. hold on one second, hold on, ricardo, what are you telling them you are helping these people, you live here in mexico? >> yeah, i'm telling them where the immigration is at. what town is next.

and i explain to them what is next. you know, they can have -- they can have something in their head. griff: ricardo, are you also telling them when they get to tijuana they will not be let into the united states legally. >> well, they know about it they know about it and they are going to try to sneak into it. most of these people they got family over there. and they going to take care of them. griff: sneak in? >> exactly. griff: there you go. ed: going to try to sneak in. we will be getting to rick griff throughout the morning. jedediah: so-called buzzfeed bombshell. is it another example of the media rushing to judgment. mollie hemingway said the standard should have the facts before you report on them. pete: an anniversary. very serious political anniversary 15 years ago today. >> we're going to south dakota and oregon and washington and michigan and

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ed: mainstream media gone wild buzzfeed report alleges president trump ordered to lie to congress. calling it the quote, unquote. smoking gun in the russia investigation and quote, unquote. far worse than watergate. really? now that the mueller team districtly disputes the report. just another example of the media rushing to judgment? what does it mean? joining me now to sort all this out. senior editor at "the federalist" and fox news contributor mollie hemingway. good morning, mollie. >> good morning. good to be here. ed: it's great to have you. i literally don't know where

to start. so much to cover here. whether you have folks like dan rather yesterday supposed to be one of the great anchors in american history trying to sort out the great mysteries of the day saying the walls are closing in on donald trump. how do you react to that? >> i mean, this is just the latest in a long line of stories where we have had exact same thing happen. explosive claims that if true would bring down the presidency and then they all sort of end up being a dud. the promised evidence never arises. there are two problems with this. one is the buzzfeed story itself. it has big claims that were not backed up by any evidence in the story. there was a secondary problem of so many journalists at every single media outlet taking the claim seriously even though nobody had bothered to provide any evidence supporting them. it's a -- not just buzzfeed's problem. it's actually a lot of other people's problem, too. for being so gullible. particularly on a story where it always seems to happen this way. ed: yeah. the initial response from the trump legal team rudy giuliani and others was look, you are trusting the word of an admitted liar in

michael cohen. as you know it, goes deeper than that the buzzfeed story was alleging this was not just michael cohen's word against the president but that there were text messages and emails that would prove michael cohen is right. that statement from the special counsel, robert mueller's office, seems to be unambiguous. seems to be saying we have no such evidence. >> the actual claim in the buzzfeed story wasn't so much based on cohen as they claimed a treasure trove of evidence and two anonymous federal law enforcement officials. that utter slap down from the special counsel and the special counsel by the way has previously said that a lot of the stories that you hear about them are false. they haven't gone so far as to specifically denounce the story as they did in this case in which really shows you just how bad it was. and also speaks to how much people were getting carried away with it even though, again, there was no evidence in the story itself. we have to be smart news consumers wells we need to be very careful not to just fall for everything. ed: mollie it goes even deeper. yoyou have been ahead of the

curve on malfeasance and how this russia probe began. if you compare the buzzfeed story that you say everyone ran with anonymous sources that turned out it looks like not to be true. on the other hand, bruce ore at the justice department and this transcript on the record that we now see kim strassel and you and others have been reporting on where he says i warned people at the fbi that this was political information the dossier. paid for by the clinton camp and yet they ran with it anyway. most of the media, my point is, are not going with that on the record transcript. they are ignoring it, mollie, they run watt noe with e anonymous sources. >> all these stories go against the administration ran without evidence. on the other hand have you dozens, if not hundreds of stories based on factual evidence and the record showing problems with the fbi's procedures and how they handle things when it came to the 2016 campaign and thereafter. when they were actually wiretaps campaign officials, sending human informs against them and that story, which is explosive and has evidence is not getting covered.

ed: mollie hemingway find her work at the federalist. fox news contributor, glad to have her. thanks for coming in this morning. >> thank you. ed: a state senator making headlines for openly carrying her gun in on the floor. she tells us why next.

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marching against french economic policies. the demonstrators planning rallies in several cities all across france. this despite president emmanuel macron launching a series of national debates aimed at trying to get everyone to calm down. not working, pete. pete: not working, ed. amanda chase, a republican state senator from virginia. this week she made headlines for packing heat at work. jedediah: chase began openly carrying a .38 caliber revolver strapped to her hip on the senate floor sending a no nonsense message to protesters. amanda chase joins us now. so glad to have you on today and this is a fascinating story. you this as a way of empowering women. what was your impetus for doing this on the senate floor. >> well, phil, thanks for having me on this morning. pete: of course. >> i actually am a conceal carry permit holder and have been since i have been in office. and it's something that i have done every day and i wasn't really trying to make

a political statement but simply we had an issue on the floor -- well, we had an issue in committee where one of my fellow colleagues, senator black from loudoun county had an altercation with some leftist activists who really got in his face to the point where they had to call capital police in. so it was the next day, that morning when i got up i said you know what? i'm not going to conceal carry today. i'm actually going to open carry just to serve as a deterrent from anyone that would try to, you know, be aggressive and be a deternted so there wouldn't be further altercation. pete: that the is point deterrent you are more safe because someone knows that that potential is there you talk about when your day is over heading out to a dark parking lot near the capital. ultimately your ability to have a firearm shows that you have got strength and you have got the ability to defend yourself. >> right. and case in point, i was coming off of the senate

floor right after a vote against the so-called equal rights amendment and i had several rather enthusiastic, to put it nicely, supporters of the era to approach me and they were two pretty large female women, taller, a lot larger than i am, and they approached me, went through two of my aids but when they got to me, they actually looked down and saw my firearm strapped to my hip and they backed off. and so, i think it's a deterrent. i think it deterred a potential altercation that could have escalated to a point that would have not been good. and, you know, the capital police in virginia they do a fantastic job but they cannot be everywhere every second. jedediah: what do you say to critics that say it's actually not a deterrent and they feel it would insight nor violence and lead to accidents potentially happening with these firearms if they're exposed? is that a fair argument?

>> it's a personal decision. the second amendment supporter, i mean every citizen in the united states is given the ability to protect themselves personally. it's a part of their constitution. part of our constitutional right as americans. and so, some people feel comfortable with it, some people, i understand, you know, i didn't start carrying until i got in the senate and had to deal with threats and altercation and those types of things. it's just differential. i would say until have you walked in someone else's shoes you really shouldn't judge. pete: important point not just lawmakers that have the ability to open carry. any citizen in virginia for the most part unless you live in some of the more left-wing counties has that ability. correct? it's not just you guys. >> yes. in virginia, you can open carry. do you need to get per note conceal carry. and i do have my conceal carry permit.

jedediah: thank you some. pete: amanda chase thank you for your time and service. we appreciate it. >> all right. thank you. pete: good stuff. jedediah: this week the critics piled on karen pence new job teaching at christian school this morning. this morning the vice president is firing back. pete: green card caught voting not once, not twice but three times. jedediah: obsessed with eating all things meat. will he be able to tell a difference when he eats a vegan burger. called the impossible burger. oh, yeah, the challenge is coming up. no beef for you. ♪

>> we know that every life has meaning and that every life is worth protecting. as president, i will always defend the first right in our declaration of independence, the right to life. >> we're the pences, and we are pro-life. [cheers and applause] >> and so we march, we march for those who can't. our children, yet unborn, will remember and they will thank us in their prayers. ed: march for life right there in washington, d.c. yesterday. >> it's been going for over 40 years the march for life and gaining speed and gaining strength contrast

that with the women's march this year a fraction of what it once was before. that's the way a lot of people feel like the pro-life causes a technology advances and people become more aware of what it means, people become more pro-life and actually gained steam. president trump was not able to defend the vice president. was therable- was not able to attend. now, this president is sending a video message rather than appearing live. the pences paid a surprise visit. jedediah: it's been fascinating to see this march. if you look out in the crowd there are so many young people. that's what some people are talking about some people have shifted over to the pro-life movement and become leaders in this movement as opposed to so many young women that i know that i have talked to about the women's march r50e8ly repelled by the anti-semitism. ed: young people want to stand up for traditional values at that march. and it's interesting. because it plays out as vice president pence and his wife

karen, the second lady, has taken heat this week because she is a teacher. that's her profession. she decided she wanted to go back. in fact, jill biden the former second lady was teaching while her husband was vice president. pete: sure. ed: second lady wanted to do the same thing. she wanted to go to a christian school in the washington, d.c. area. they have an agreement. parents have to sign an agreement you support marriage between a man and woman and support christian values there have been a lot of people lashing out and saying that the pensions are anti-gay and that she shouldn't take this job. and just been attacking, attacking, attacking. jedediah: emanuel christian school to clarify in virginia. it was amazing to watch this play out on social media and so many of the mainstream media headlines that she had accepted this job big gouted school and that was now a bigot and people, listen, she is a christian. she is going to a christian school. you don't have to agree with their values. you don't have to work there that's her right and that's her belief system and that doesn't -- are you trying to say all christians are

bigoted. pete: great point. this is a standard conservative christian private school where you as a family can choose if you believe this those values to send your kid. i send two of my boys to a conservative christian school in minnesota. it's fantastic. it reinforces the values that i believe. in that's our right here in america. yet, they have been impugned. ed: hillary clinton and barack obama early in their political careers also said they believed in traditional marriage. jedediah: that's right. ed: they evolved. pete: they have a right. ed: he has a right. it's america. you can have your views. not too long ago the democratic president and a presidential candidate twice defeated in hillary clinton basically were with the pences on the question of marriage. they weren't considered bigoted. jedediah: that's exactly right. the vice president came out and he responded to the critics and he backed up his wife. take a listen. >> to see major news organizations attacking christian education is

deeply offensive to us. i mean, we have a rich tradition in america of christian education and, frankly, religious education broadly defined. we celebrate it. it's the freedom of religion is enshrined in the constitution of the united states. will let the critics roll off our back, but, this criticism of christian education in america should stop. pete: christian he had case is growing because some people have become aware of the indoctrination camps that our public school where god has been completely ripped out. a lot of people are looking for alternative. this debate will continue let us know friends@foxnews.com. jedediah: are you glad that he spoke out. he has not said anything. i for one glad that he spoke out. he is not just speaking out for her but speaking out for all those across the country who do have christian values and work at christian schools and don't want to be called big gouted for christian beliefs. we are going to go to some headlines now. at least 20 people dead and 60 injured from a fiery

explosion sparked by fuel thieves. authorities say the crooks in mexico illegally tapped into a pipeline. residents in the area forced to evacuate with massive flames shooting into the sky it comes as several gas stations across mexico have been running dry in recent weeks due to fuel thefts. no word on whether the thieves were caught. federal judge election board for enabling a non-citizen to vote. green card holder was registered to cast illegal ballots in three separate elections. south korean immigrant permitted to register with a green card which is not valid proof of voter eligibility. green card holders are not american citizens. and it was a scream heard around the world. >> we're going to south dakota and oregon and washington and michigan. and then we're going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house! ya! jedediah: who could forget that today marks the 15th

anniversary of the vermont governor's viral scream. ed: we all know how much pete likes to eat on our show. especially meat. burgers, you name it, anything. the new impossible burger 2.0 won everyone's mouth over at the consumer electronic's show this year. so we want to figure out we're going to put it to the test. pete: two mouths left me and rick. is it possible that a vegetarian burger patty maybe in a lab can pass as real meat? ed: i think it can. pete: we will be the judge from that. james mike coamichael noton joi. we have no idea which tray is rich. they look the same. they sizzle. >> three some on. rick: one of these are real beef. >> those are both, can you

tell? >> he's good. >> you didn't answer my question. is one of these -- >> i will let you find out when you put them in the test. jedediah: i have eaten these burgers before i don't eat beef. i know what they taste like. what is the key? secret ingredient in here that makes them taste tech temperature wise you get it on point. >> short for hemogloben. we went back to the drawing board what makes meat taste like meat hem is the flavor driver it occurs naturalfully all living things but occurs abundantly in meat. produce it at scale to add it to this product and get that same flavor. pete: try this one first, rick. rick: okay. pete: i will take a good hardy bite. rick: that gives me an indication maybe it's meat. ed: it was dripping you think it might be meat

drippings. how does it taste? pete: that's good. >> is it beef? >> if i was in a comparison i would think it was. rick: i was going to have a burger, that's like a burger. jedediah: burger number two on the table. jedediah: onion down. >> what does it taste like? rick: this is meat. pete: i think the opposite. this is the veggie burger. >> flag which one it is impossible. pete: that one i just ate is the impossible. this one is the real one. rick: we defer. rick: we totally think the opposite thing. any drum roll in this? is there a drum roll? you chose correctly and you chose beef. >> you chose the beef burger and you thought it was impossible.

rick: which one. these here that you tried first is beef. rick: wow. pete: rick, i'm sorry. rick: that's amazing. that i thought that was. i also thought this was better tasting. pete: rick, your life has just changed. >> which one did you like better? pete: i like the impossible but i have got to go with the real beef. if a restaurant had that i would say that's a burger. >> impossible foods.com/new recipe for all the current places serving the new product. rick: it will be available retail this year. >> retail this year. coming soon. ed: come um what is life really like without a border wall. next guest ranchers who live 25 miles north of the southern border. why they are struggling without a wall right now. jedediah: highigh schoolers support for the president causing an uproar at a basketball game.

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jedediah: welcome pack, for the past 40 years the davis family as honed and operated a davis rank in arizona 25 miles north of the u.s. mexico border. they say they have been on the first line of defense against illegal immigrants and smugglers who consistently cross over the border and through their land often leaving trash behind. ed: the problem is only getting more serious ranchers fred and peggy davis join us now to share their story. fred and peggy thanks for joining us. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you. ed: tell us what you are seeing on the ground. the president is in dispute with the democrats. he says this is a crisis democrats say it's manufactured. >> well, there is a crisis

in that the border is over 1900 miles long. and there is not a border wall or fence for most of that area of the border we have a fence south of us and that's how we know it works because when that was put up our problem is cut by over 90%. >> we have rancher friends west of us and east of us both that have nothing because barbed wire fence and that's where the problem lies. jedediah: when you talk about your problem to make this relatable to people who don't live in areas like that and don't understand this issue day to day, what does that look like? what are you seeing happen to your problem and what are you most concerned about happening to your property and to your home and to your family? >> well, what has happened to us over the past 40 years has been everything from vandalism to a draining of

water tanks to cattle being killed to trampling of grass land. and, you know, just illegal drug runners running across our property. my biggest concern now is national security. >> well, the president. >> we have had vehicle theft. ed: go ahead. >> we have had vehicle theft. we have had our home broken into. robberies, home invasions. years ago the fence stopped the majority of those problems and right in our area but we have friends both east and west of us along the border that are still having all those issues. peggy is right about national security. ed: you said earlier there was a chain link fence elsewhere east and west of you that was not working because people were getting over. please give us an idea how tall is the fence that you are talking about that has been the deterrent and let's connect this to the president? because 3:00 p.m. eastern time today, he says he is making a major announcement.

what do you want to hear from him? >> >> i want to hear that he is going to secure the border and by way of building a wall or a fence in the places where it's desperately needed. there are soft spots, areas where they -- the illegals just come through at will and go wherever they want to go because they have a free ride through those areas and those areas desperately need to be protected. >> what i said was a barbed wire fence which is only about 48 inches high. 4 feet high, four wires. anyone can get over or through with no issues. ed: that's why you would like to see it secured. >> thank you so much. ed: really interesting perspective on the ground. >> thank you. jedediah: well, president trump cancelled her overseas trip in washington.

what is nancy pelosi doing at the airport? dan bongino is here to react next hour. he had he has got some thoughts. high schoolers thoughts for the president sparks backlash. now you can't hold up a sign? lawrence jones is here to react ahead. ♪

>> a support for the president sparks uproar in minnesota. coach deeply offended at basketball game questioning why opposing fans for a rival high school displayed a trump 2020 banner arguing it was potentially racist, officials are now investigating the incident. >> joining us now is campus reform editor and chief and fox news contributor lawrence jones.

welcome, lawrence. >> good morning, family. how are you all doing? pete: well. jedediah: what do you make of this issue. >> can i go on judicia usual ras is indoctrination. everything trump does is offensive. can i talk about the indoctrination on college campuses and how this is effecting the culture. this is just weak. as a former basketball player that played in high school there were all types of crazy signs to distract you then u.s. just gout people wearing the american flag and blackout of pro-america stuff and one kid decided he wanted to bring the candidate who he is supporting which is american principle and people are offended by it and saying that the outcome black males on the team were offended. i guarantee you they really didn't care. the coach brought this up and made this a big deal. pete: to that point the coach's name is michael walker. the director of minneapolis school office black male

achievement. someone who pays attention to this a great deal. i coach a predominantly inner city high school team. we go to a rural area jordan, minnesota. this is there please explain how and why this is appropriate at a high school basketball game? this coach also when they saw that banner told his team to stay in the locker room for the national anthem. he kept his team in the locker room for the national anthem. they came out and played the game and left. he posted that afterwards. >> yeah. i just don't get why this is affecting the young black man. i will be straight with you, pete, as someone who grew up in the inner cities, we are not concerned about this. we are trying to get our next meal. and the fact that we are somehow now in this culture trying to make young black males weak. my father would be ashamed if i didn't go out there and play the basketball game or stay inside of the locker room because some guys offended me because of their political candidate. this is a problem in our culture. and we have got to stop

this. ed: very well said, jordan. this is what the superintendent mat said wednesday in part. quote: they are reviewing this matter. collecting information and working cooperatively with the minneapolis school district and roosevelt high in our review and response to this event. so, that's what the facts are off the ground. but, it's insane. >> now we are investigating political speech. something which is against the constitution. this is a public school and because, i think, i don't care if people were offended. it is note a crime to be offended because of someone's political choice. and you would think at the college campuses and the high school level that we would be educating our kids about that. but, again, we report on it all the -- all the time at campus reform. this happens every single day. pete: because, of course, the insinuation from that coach from the minneapolis school is if you support trump you must be a racist. the problem is you perpetuate that perception. we were going to ask you also finish up. >> let's be clear though, pete, some republicans are taking this as well as

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♪ the united states virgin islands. ed: the so-called buzzfeed bombshell seems to be coming apart. special counsel robert mueller saying it's not true. >> the special counsel issued a very vague statement. we are eager to know what he is talking about. >> it's not just buzzfeed problem it's a lot of other people's problems, too. >> brand new photos of a massive group of migrants, the largest group ever to break into the united states. >> i'm not for a wall. >> this is a real crisis. it's not manufactured. >> the president heading to dover air force base to honor the return of four americans killed in syria. >> we are the pences and we are pro-life.

>> today marks the 46th annual march for life. we are here over 100,000 strong. we are all really excited to come and march for those who can't. >> i'm here to spread god's message. >> i'm here like any other guy like me should be. ♪ we are a pro-life generation. ♪ pete: feeling on want to. ed: felt they could trick pete hegseth with the impossible burger and they can't. pete: impossible burger a vegetarian alternative. ed: it was good. pete: eh. ed: i love they have this footage. pete: i'm telling you the texture is the same but the taste no brainer. jedediah: it's not meat. it's different. people who like a little bit

of that flavor. it's not the same thing. it's not. meat is meat and the impossible burger. if you don't eat meat and want to try something fun. pete: i feel bad for rick reichmuth a fellow lover of meat and he guessed wrong. ed: the man who we like to call bag of donuts. dan bongino. how are you. >> dan: good. good to see you guys. i saw that segment with the meat burgers. i was a vegetarian growing up. it's not the heme that gives the flavor to the meat. it's the cow. i'm sorry. i was a vegetarian growing up but it's the cow. ed: something you cannot possibly be sympathetic to is buzzfeed what cnn and other people did with what turns out to be fake news. >> yeah, what a disaster, ed. listen, i have said this repeatedly on twitter. i mean it. i get it comes off sarcastic but it's not a joke.

avoid humiliation. any anti-quote air quotes bombshell that comes out. give yourself a day or two. i call it the day or two rule now. wait a day or two and it will most likely be debunked. don't circulate these stories. ed, how many examples do we need of this? we saw the don jr. wikileaks fake story. the mike flynn was ordered to contact the russians fake news story. the litany of fake news stories goes on and-on-and it makes me believe, ed that there play be some kind of canary trap here i said this on tucker there is a leak operation going on within the government some of these reporters may be falling into the trap. that's the only explanation. pete: dan, in this moment though an interesting wrinkle is that the special counsel's office actually took the extraordinary step of coming out and debunking it themselves. this is what peter carr, spokesman for that office said buzzfeed's description of specific statements to the special counsel's office

and characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office regarding michael cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate. what it was about this, do you think, dan, that made them put that statement out? >> let me throw you a little curve ball, pete. i'm not so quick to celebrate the special counsel on this. i'm not suggesting you are either. pete: i agree. something happened this week with the special counsel that was absolutely catastrophic. that outside of fox and hannity reporting very few people touched on it the lead investigator on the special counsel, andy weissmann who we already know is a clinton acolyte. that's already been documented through multiple media reports. john solomon reported in the hill the lead bulldog investigating trump now was actually present in august for a briefing with bruce ohr and was notified that the entire genesis of the collusion case, the information they got from christopher steele was tainted that steele couldn't stand trump and the information was paid for by hillary. think about what i just told

you. everybody needs to process that the guy investigating trump right now, for phony fake russian collusion, was briefed in august of 2016 that the information that started this case was a political hit job. pete: takes the job later. >> takes the job. jedediah: dan, i have got to expwut media. the second this buzzfeed report hit it was like they were ecstatic and running with it calling for impeachment. take a listen to this montage. i have got to get your reaction to it. >> if it were to be true, it means the president told someone though lie under oath, very simply is a crime and impeachable. >> if this story is true, we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> is that an impeachable offense, if you can prove it. >> this is exactly the type of crime that would go forward toward an impeachment proceeding. >> directing someone to lie to federal officials has been the basis for impeachment. >> democrats will move maybe

faster, maybe more aggressively toward impeachment. >> we are a high crimes and misdemeanor and we are an impeach. territory. >> dan, i would say this would make the media lose all credibility. but i just don't think so because they have done this before. this is nothing new and they keep doing it. >> right. jedediah, no credibility left to be lost. seriously think about the public point. i'm not just making this point. when you look at public polling amongst conservatives and republicans. you see upwards of 80% to 90% don't trust the media. i said it last night and i will say again here. this is not a good day for the country. ed, you have a very down the middle approach on this. you are a news guy yourself. this is not a good day for the media, for anyone. this country needs a fair and unbiased media. it's clear as day right now we don't have it appearing enter a great piece at the daily caller where somebody with a whole lot of patients -- patience and counted the mentions of impeachment yesterday. do you know how many before this story was debunked.

ed: got to be a 100. >> 27 179 on other cable networks. the media is out of control. they have lost all credibility. this is a real black eye on the country but thought the good people, these media people realize they have to play an entire role and they screwed it up. ed: i agree with you. if we're going to cover the special counsel we are going to cover the fallout. what's in the report. what this means for the president down the road. you have to have fair, accurate balanced reporting in the run-up to it. before, during and after this report comes out. and if everybody is rooting for the president's failure, they are beings exsupposed for that. thethat -- exposed for that. they are not being fair balanced and trustworthy. >> think about it, in the business world, if you were a ceo expected to make product values on what's going to sale and not? what are you rely on facts, data and inputs. the media is our input. this is -- trump is right.

i'm sorry, but donald trump has been right. the media are the enemies of truth. they have been on the other side of the truth it is doing the country no favors. and i -- ed, believe me, i expect they will know -- learn no lessons from this at all. this is now the fourth episode of a devastating bombshell that turned out to be entirely crap. pete: they are incapable of learning that lesson. >> i agree. pete: nancy pelosi is not going to afghanistan as we saw. instead going somewhere. she was spotted at the d.c. airport headed somewhere. we will figure out what she is doing here as we head into the weekend of the 30th day of a partial government shutdown. there is the photo right there of her at reagan airport. we don't know where she is going. we will see what we can find out. we do know that president trump will be giving a major announcement today at 3:00 about border security. touching on the -- where we are in that debate and discussion. what do you expect from the president both sides are still staring each other down? >> well, pete, i expect that

he is going to lay out the case about why this is actually an emergency situation right now. we have a multiple caravans now heading toward our border. now, we have this situation, obviously, where open borders cannot coexist with a sovereign nation. you don't have a nation. you have a land mass without borders. it's not a nation. it's a suggestion without borders. i'm expecting that he is going to use the microphone, this opportunity to highlight the fact that he is ready to deal, number one, and number two, this is a crisis. this isn't manufactured. body bags aren't manufactured in a crisis, okay? people have died. i don't want to year overexaggerate the threat here. we have a trafficking crisis across our border and i expect president trump to use his pulpit to do it and good for him. jedediah: what's going to happen here though. nancy pelosi is reaffirming she doesn't want and won't allow a wall. ism. >> express more willingness to negotiate on that figure for republicans to get past

this idea that you won't talk about it? >> i'm not for a wall. i'm not for a wall. jedediah: how do you compromise with that? >> you can't. i have no good answer for you. trump is on the right side of this. pelosi is playing to the radical far left base. i'm not sure where this goes. i wish i had an answer for you. ed: i agree with you. cbs news is reporting the president may offer the outlines of what he believes could be a deal bring both sides together. we will see if he lays that out at 3:00 p.m. together. see if democrats will even try to negotiate and meet him half way. pete: has to be have a partner on one side. jedediah: thanks, dan. >> thanks, guys. jedediah: we will go to headlines for you now. we begin with extreme weather. hundreds of flights are cancelled as a major winter storm barrels across the country. snow, ice and artic temperatures threatening millions in its path. blinding snow falling in parts of california. the harsh elements reeking havoc for drivers in utah. and a southwest plane

sliding off the runway in omaha. no one was hurt. a fallen louisiana police officer will be laid to rest today. as the comiewpght prepares to pay their final respects to 22-year-old chateri payne thousands gather to honor natalie can a ronna. country singer billie ray cyrus sharing a tribute. loved ones sharing memories. the 22-year-old walk officially coming to an end. ♪ [bagpipes] >> end of watch. jedediah: officers lined the streets giving carona one final salute. her badge number will be retired. new jersey state house speakers are inviting president trump to give his state of the union in their home state. michigan's lee chatfield and tim moore writing letters to the president offering their state capitals as possible venues. the invite comes as u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi wants to postpone the address on capitol hill due to security concerns.

ed: interesting idea. >> george w. bush surprises the secret service detail with pizza. former president thanking them for working through the government shutdown. he posted this photo on instagram writing in part laura and i are grateful to our secret service personnel and thousands of federal employees working hard for our country without a paycheck. everyone likes pizza. ed: he did. he also urged both sides to come together. pete: later on he said let's end the shutdown. ed: pete's it to go on and on. pete: i do. it should go on and on and on and on and on until we bet border security. all these workers are going to get paychecks. anyone in the private sector get fired tomorrow. you can wait in line longer in the airport. we can all get there a little bit earlier. ed: as pete hegseth digs in on his demand for the border wall. support for the president, this is important among latino voters is actually going up. so is the left's identity

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♪ pete: the increasingly rallying towards president trump. jedediah: approval rating rising 19 points from 31% to 50% today. >> here to react republican

strategist gus portela. that is an astonishing number to say since the government shutdown, so in a month this is a poll by pbr and pbs. support amongst latinos up from 31% to 50% for president trump. what do you make of that number? >> well, i think it's a very important number. you know, latinos are waking up to the sham that is the message that the democratic party has, you know, has had towards latinos, right? this president has done historic strides to help the latino community. look, you see unemployment numbers around the country latino community historic low. job creation for the latino community are at historic high. and so you are seeing that these communities are around the country, the latino community in particular are truly benefiting from this and obviously giving president trump a little more of a bump in the polls. jedediah: gus, on the

question of elected officials making compromises and asking which one comes closer to your view 61% say i like elected officials to make compromises. 31% say i like elected officials to stick to their positions. what do you make of that? >> well, you are seeing that president trump really can fall in both of those, right? you know, is he willing to make a deal. he is willing to compromise. but, democrats, on the other hand, they are simply not, flight you have seen that recently where republicans gathered in the white house and there was no sign of a democrat and instead they were vacationing, right? they were in puerto rico and nancy pelosi was recently in hawaii and now who knows where she is going to to take some time off. we are seeing that republicans and president trump is willing to come to the table but also sticking to his principles. he really fits in both of those and, again, people are rewarding him with their support. pete: grus, briefly, democrats have predicated future success on this idea that minorities populations are you default voting block

for them in perpetuity. if you are a democrat today, look at that number 50% approval rating after the showdown at the border, what are you thinking? >> you are thinking that one, you know, hispanics do care about border security. you know, they come to this country, some of them fleeing the crisis that's happening in their country, right where they are, you know, that the violence from gangs and from unstable governments, you know, that's drawing them to the united states. and simply put, you know, it's really important for them to realize these hispanics here in this country democrats have failed. democrats have not lived up to their word and, you know, it's important for democrats to know that people are seeing, especially in the hispanic community that they are not keeping to their promises you know, you saw president obama promise multiple times, right, over the course of 8 years immigration reform and he didn't do anything. he didn't compromise and simply put didn't do anything to really advance

hispanic community. i think president trump is making strides into that. >> yeah. i didn't see this poll get covered all that much. >> you are seeing billions of dollars coverage to break down the work that president trump is doing. and really is a distraction in trying to help democrats. pete: imagine if the president only had 75% negative coverage instead of 90. gus poor tellla, thank you very much for your time. >> thanks for having me. pete: so-called mainstream media which is the left wing media barely cover it rachel campos-duffy was among the people at the march for life. biggest pro-life event in the country. >> i'm a woman and i believe that anyone has the right to life. >> i'm here to support anyone who may be or may be not unborn yet. i'm here to support life and celebrate life.

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pete: the biggest pro-life event in the country and the white house yesterday showing its full support. >> we're the pences and we're pro-life. [cheers and applause] jedediah: those cheers are from a rereported 100,000 people. also in attendance was our own rachel campos-duffy who joins us live from d.c. good morning, rachel. rachel: good morning, ed, jedediah, pete, thanks for having me on this morning. jedediah: great to have you and so amazing to see that footage. one of the things i was focusing on is how many young people were there and how many young pro-life advocates has been born in the last decade or. so what was it like to see so many young people so passionate about this movement. >> you won't hear it on any of the other networks you are right over 100,000 people there it's the 46th am march. the theme for the march by the way is unique from day one. pro-life and pro-science. i have to tell you this was

one of the most joyful marches. it's a happy march. you sent me on many marches this one is happy. they are very emboldened by science. kids who have seen four day old ultrasounds of their baby brother and sisters. they understand it intuitively because they trust technology. check out this package and see what you think ♪ i am a pro-life generation. [cheers] >> what do you want to accomplish with this amazing turnout that you have? >> today marks the 46th annual march for life. we march to end the human rights abuse of abortion. we are here over 100,000 strong primarily young people. we want to make a culture where abortion is unthinkable. rachel: tell me why you are here. >> we are here because we value the dignity of life. >> we come to plarch for those who can't. >> i'm here because i want to support women and give babies in the womb a voice support life and celebrate life. >> we have to celebrate

life. >> save the lives of all these innocent babies. >> why are you here today? >> i'm here to spread god's message respect the life at all stages. >> i came to give those who don't have a voice a voice. >> you are a guy. pro-life movement is a woman's movement but you are here. >> says who? says who? >> if i'm here than any other guy like me should be. >> why did you come? >> i think it's important. this generation surprise me how much we take things into our own hands. it's important to be unapologetic about what we believe in. we believe that no matter how small you are, you still matter. >> i think every person has a part and it can start with one person. as long as i'm here to make a difference it can impact other people. >> you are here for franciscan university. >> we have probably at least 500 students. [cheers] >> i'm a mom and i know that your mom would not be happy with the fact that you are not wearing socks. >> i think a lot of times we get very caught up in like walking around and having a good time.

just having a lot of fun we forget why we are here. i feel like it's very much in the way to keep myself grounded. to keep myself focused on movement that is involving suffering. >> very important to me because i became pregnant with gabriel here when i was 17. i was a senior in high school. and i was almost pushed into abortion. and i know that that would have been the worst decision of my life. >> i believe that the reason -- he made mom. he made mom to not abort me. >> my mission in my life if i had an abortion is that my child would have died in vain and i make sure that people understand the ramifications of having an abortion and that there are other choices besides just having an abortion. we want to empower women with information but not just women. men as well. because, we are pro-people. >> are you excited to be here? >> yeah. >> what would you say to a mom who is watching right now who is finding out right now that she has a baby with

down syndrome. what would you say to her? >> if reagan can change one life. if someone can see our daughter and make a difference in their life. give them safe and hope that is our goal. >> tomorrow is the women's march. how is this march different than the march tomorrow. >> well, i think we are pro-life and pro-women here. rachel: is this a woman's march too. >> this is a women's march. being pro-life is not antiwoman. >> i'm a feminist and i'm here because pro-life does not mean antiwoman. >> is this a woman's march. >> no, i think it's a people march. >> choose life, leave a legacy of life. our kids deserve it. >> leave a legacy of life. i'm telling you, this march was amazing. little reagan ohio met there, her parents say they can't imagine, she has down syndrome, their life without her. she is bossy, they say. but they love her to death. and today by the way, i'm going to be going to the women's march. i will let you know what the numbers are there we will see if they break 100,000 like they did here at the

pro-life march and what the atmosphere is like at the march today. pete: interesting. you might get a slightly different reception. we look forward to that package as well. >> maybe i will take the fox flag off. pete: no. ed: be proud, be bold. >> no worries. jedediah: keep us posted. >> thank you for having me. pete beat we will see you tomorrow. the media going wild over that so-called buzzfeed bombshell. >> if this story is true we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> is that impeachable offense if you prove it? >> absolutely. these are impeachable offenses. pete: but it was a bust. ed: if, if, if. pete: panel here to tackle the media's obsession with hating president trump. jedediah: one college giving new meaning to a higher education with a lesson on growing pot. ♪ higher ♪ than i've ever been lifted before ♪ keep it higher ♪ which is my desire

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bombshell report. in a stunning turn of events, the special counsel, robert mueller, his team came out and disputed the claims. calling the report, quote, unquote, not accurate. here with more on the media's obsession our panel chris turner republican strategist dr. jeanne zaino a political college professor. and joe concha a columnist, of course, at the hill. good morning, all. >> hello. ed: joe, as a journalist, when you have to keep saying if this is true shouldn't there be a little if not a stop sign a yellow sign caution ahead? >> particularly when yesterday, on cnn, msnbc, the word impeachment, after if true was uttered more than 200 times. that's not an exaggeration someone tallied by a site called gradient. if i'm running those networks and minus organization, cnn's news organization where you once worked, nbc, couldn't confirm that information. if i'm running those networks. i'm telling my most

provocative pundits pump the brakes here a little bit because we can't verify this information independently let's not to jump to impeachment and end of trump in when we can't verify that information that was a big problem yesterday not just for buzzfeed but news organizations as well. ed: there was no pumping of breaks it seemed to me. >> no pumping, an acceleration. i teach media to students. one thick we tell them to over and over again very hard to do in this industry but don't report on what other people are reporting. report on what you know and what you can verify. and what your sources tell you. and we had everybody from the "new york times," the cnn to msnbc none of them could verify the veracity of this report. yet, they all went out and reported that buzzfeed said. this you can use that they said if it's true. but the fact is what came out as the headline was impeach, impeach, impeach. it's an unfortunate day for american jirms. and it's not just this story. ed: a lot of journalists have spoken out and said they don't like when the president says that fake news is the enemy of the

american people and, yet, you give the president more fodder by creating more fake news. it seems to me. >> well, i mean, of course, this is a bad day for buzzfeed. i think a bad day for journalism. it's pretty clear. andrew mccarthy was on tucker carlson last night. is he a former u.s. attorney. and he made a great point that like, from a lawyer's perspective, they read this story and there was just a glitch in their brains. because, if robert mueller and his team had known, if they had proof that the president actively tried to get cohen to lie. ed: instructed him. >> instructed him to lie, then they obviously would have built it in their pleas in front of a judge. they would have come out and say i plead guilty to obstruct a criminal investigation. obviously that didn't happen from. a lawyer's perspective. this is obviously false. again for buzzfeed to not just call a couple of lawyers and say hey, does this make sense? ed: legal problems, political problems and problems with the media, which is our focus. joe, it's not just sort of

this new generation of journalists that are going shoot first, ask questions later. supposedly the high priest of journalism, the former anchors who used to hold the tablets out like dan rather he tweets out. special counsel has issued a statement disputing a buzzfeed report. a sober reminder, he says, of how much we have yet to learn all who care about the constitution should let facts dictate conclusions. remember there will be political as well as legal judgments for this administration. there he is trying to pump the breaks as you said a moment ago. there was an earlier tweet from dan rather, you can check it. where he was saying well, we don't know all the facts but he said the walls are closing. in even the high priest. who is saying caution, said the walls are closing in. when maybe they are not. >> walls closing. in i would like to go with noose is tightening. that was a big one. dan rather who used documents that were deemed fake but accurate 2004. ed: fake but accurate. >> george w. bush's service which led to the end of his career at cbs bs news is lecturing us. he goes on other media shows

to talk about media. it's amazing. the big tell for me yesterday is, ed, on cnn yesterday morning, one the reporters. one of the two involved with this story, he said that he had not seen the evidence that was used in the story. in other words, it wasn't based on michael cohen and is he a liar. actual evidence. another reporter goes on msnbc and says oh, no. we, both reporters have seen the story. so right out of the gate. somebody was lying. ed: needed to get their story straight. >> there has been very good reporting on this story and there is great journalist out there this is a larger problem with the media and pressure people are under to be first in this feeding frenzy. ed: chris, quick last word the report from mueller should be coming out at some point. what's the lesson for journalists? >> utmost interesting points of this whole episode to me is why mueller, why now? he has had plengtsd of opportunities to opine on stories. tens of thousands of stories over the last couple years. i think what the lesson is for the media is don't cross

mueller. mueller is clearly a person of principle. i believe he looked at this story and says this makes us look like bad lawyers. this makes us look stupid. you do that, i'm going to punish you. ed: shut wait for the facts. quick point, "the washington post" early this morning, mueller's denial aims to make clear none of the statements in the buzzfeed story is accurate. this has blown up completely. ed: we appreciate all your insights this morning. turning to extreme weather. a major winter storm barrels across the nation. snow, ice, artic air threatening millions of people in its path. rick reichmuth has been tracking that system. he joins us live outside. what are you seeing, rick? rick: the video you are showing is out of california where they saw about 6 feet of snow in some spots from the storm. incredible rain across parts of l.a. as well and now moving across the east. take a look at the maps and show you what's going on. temperatures also very cold behind this storm. some of the coldest airs. certainly some of the coldest air we have seen so far this year. these are wind chills feels like 1 degree in kansas city. by the way big game there

tomorrow and it's going to be cold. fortunately the weather will be out of there. severe weather down to the south of this. >> tornadoes warnings earlier this morning. tornado watch in effects until 1 o'clock across parts of mississippi and alabama. see ethics tend later on. a little bit of flooding with that north side of this it's all snow, snow from chicago over towards detroit, cleveland and because of that you see all those winter storm warnings anywhere in that pink goes all throughout much of northern new england all of upstate new york. much of pennsylvania. it's going to be rain to the south of this and i think d.c., rain go about 20 miles to the north of it and you have some snow and freezing rain. i think new york city, we are primarily rain. but you go probably about 20 miles, 30 miles to the north talking about freezing rain. big freezing rain problem potential with this storm. and then big cooldown. temps today not that bad. temps tomorrow a little bit warmer. right along the coast. take a look at what happens for your day on monday. a rapid freeze is going to happen sunday night and into monday. all right.

pete, jed, send it to you inside. jedediah: thank you very much. pete: appreciate it president trump reportedly moving forward with his plan to pull u.s. troops from afghanistan. general anthony tata with a former deputy commanders of u.s. forceness that country. and he is calling this the right move. he joins us live next. jihadi jed one college is giving new meeting to higher education. ed: we are showing you how to stay safe on the roads coming up. there is rick, getting ready ♪

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and call him a rough rider. look at this. a dog riding on the back of a motorcycle. the husky named socks using his paws to hang on to his owner while cruising along a las vegas highway. fosocks is no stranger to the open road he has traveled nearly 60,000 miles across the country popular instagram account with over 12,000 followers. wow. those are your headlines. pete: he does wear a helmet there we go. thanks, jed. president trump reportedly moving forward on his plan to withdraw most of the u.s. troops from afghanistan. and the last time this was done by president obama in 2011 costs went along with that troop withdrawal. is the taxpayer savings worth it here is anthony tata the director of u.s. forces in afghanistan and author of "dark winter." thanks for being here. we are reminded that barack obama, president obama withdrew the troops. the situation didn't get better. we added a few more after that. how do you withdraw troops? because you don't want to be there forever while also

ensuring the threat does not regather? >> well, pete, you know, we have to really ask ourselves a question what's our mission there? our mission has been to deny sanctuary to terrorists so they cannot plan terrorist attacks against the united states. and, while i was there, in 2006 and 2007, we disrupted terrorist attacks being planned by al qaeda and other operatives against the united states and so we were able to do that. but, president trump is right to ask is there a alberto way to do this? and it turns out that there is: we have been there for almost 18 years now we need to take a hard look at how we are operating. we have air bases there and north of 10,000 troops. and, you know, we really need to look at whether or not we can bring our privatized force in syria as well and transition out of this operation because it's mainly a nation-building operation now. and our forces will do whatever, as you know, pete, our forces will do whatever we ask of them but they're

combat sailors soldiers airmen and marines. and there is a way to do nation building but that's the private enterprise. and so, why not use private military contractors with embedded training teams and air force and medical evacuation and governance teams to come in and help us transition out. pete: sure. >> and in world war ii we transitioned into the pacific theater using the flying tigers who are a private military contract force and they knocked 300 japanese airplanes out of the sky helping protect china and helping buy time for the u.s. air force to get in to theater, you know, within 12 days of pearl harbor the flying tigers were knocking japanese airplanes out of the sky. pete: the private component has been part of the discussion no doubt. the larger frustration some people have is i was there in 2011 and 2012 as well. the taliban was already resurgent then. we have been there 17 years,

the greatest army the planet has ever seen, the united states military has been training the afghan military and governance teams for 17 years. they are still not ready will they be -- ever be ready truly and are we looking at a future that will be largely dominated by the taliban based on our decision? >> yeah. so you have got 175,000 afghan national army. about 150,000 afghan national police. and they can do the job now. the issue is that the taliban is a tribal entity that has been forever in afghanistan and will forever be there and so how do you -- how do you coexist within afghanistan with the taliban entity? and the taliban is only a threat to america inasmuch as they host foreign fighters that plan operations against the united states. and so, the happy medium in my opinion here is keeping intelligence and communications forces there with an over the horizon force that can strike quickly when we learn, when

we hear the arabic voices, as opposed to you the pattern do you live and dari voices, we know something is up. we know that we need to come in quickly and strike or kill or capture who we need to kill or capture. in the meantime, we can, you know, pull our forces out. we train them and get them set for different fights. we have bigger fights on the horizon than just afghanistan. pete: that's the larger discussion how much time you spend there when there is so many other looming threats around the world. general, thank you very much for your time we appreciate it? >> thank you, pete. pete: you've got it president trump cancelled her overseas trip to work on the shutdown in washington. so what is nancy pelosi doing at the airport? iowa senator joni ernst just introduced legislation that would prevent lawmakers from leaving washington if we fail to pass a budget on time. maybe we should tack their paychecks on top as well. she joins us coming up next hour. with winter weather in full

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prepared. hey, ed. >> big help. delivering a car. how do you love your car? how do you take care of it? >> this severing you need in order to be ready, no matter what you are driving. the average car on the road is about 12 years old. the first thing you want is a set of gloves on you. this is a jumper kit. a lot of people don't have -- people don't know how to jump a dead battery. a stand alone system. connect it to your battery and start the car and it runs, highly recommend flare alerts. use them over and over again. ed: flashlights, all the key -- >> can't change a spare tire. maybe not strong enough. maybe incapable. get a tire inflation kit. buy them anywhere. sell them in kits. first aid kit carries blankets, hand warmers. jedediah: most importantly she has the snacks, guys. >> i'm a protein bar girl.

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>> the so-called bos feed bombshell themes to becoming a part. robert mueller saying it is not true. >> it is a lot of other people's problem too. >> the media is out of control, lost credibility. >> a massive group of migrants, the largest group ever to break into the united states. >> a wall. >> this is a real crisis, not manufactured. >> the president heading to dover air force base to honor the return of four americans killed in an isis attack in

syria. >> we are pro life. >> supporting the annual march for life. over 100,000 strong. >> the new impossible burger, passing is real meat. >> i got to go with the real meat. ♪ ♪ one more time ♪ >> pete hegseth will never steer us wrong. >> i was very impressed that you were able to immediately tell that that was not beef. 's brand is maintained. >> it was a test and i felt i failed this but it was instant. >> you also said the impossible

burger is better than you thought it would be. >> a victory for the vegetarians, still not a cow. >> his meet sense is still intact, the bos feed story has fallen apart. >> i never doubted it. you always have to use a little wait-and-see technology, don't instantly react to everything as if it is factor if it is true he will be impeached, wait for 10 seconds and see if any of it is verified at all. >> they have to jump on him no matter what and claiming there's a manufactured crisis that the border but when you lay out the facts with griff jenkins there's a much different situation. >> we go to that fox news alert, we address the country on the border crisis, calling it a major announcement. >> the latest migrant caravan is moving toward tijuana inching closer to america. >> griff, what is on ice?

>> reporter: migrants are on the move. the migrants walk through, they have been giving them free mangoes trying to help out. health officials have been trying to treat them but one of the things, as you see, local health officials, trying to help out and they ran out of supplies because they were treating them for dehydration, visitors with flulike symptoms, they are reserving some resources for those that registered legally for the work program. mexican officials told us the 2373 migrants have registered at the border, you can only register at the border, you can't do it further into mexico so there are 2000 registered to be part of the caravan. one thing register they are presuming we going to the us but this one is 2000 strong, possibly more so we are talking

numbers, a larger number gathering heading towards tijuana and that is the problem we had with 7000 migrants on the border of the united states, some trying to as you heard sneak in. the other concern we will have here today is the heat. we saw one gentleman collapsing saying he can't go on. there is an immigration check point a mile from where i'm standing where they are offering free deportation, you can give yourself in and say i quit, i give up and they will deport you back to your own country, hunter is, guatemala but one thing they are not doing is checking anyone for whether they entered illegally and not rounding them up or deporting them. the message from this government is still just saying welcoming the migrants as they make their way towards the us border.

>> he talked to one of the leaders calling people together and asked what are you doing, they are going to try to sneak into america illegally. >> we are coming up to the us to sneak in and you see this is facilitated, not stopped by what is going on in mexico. ambulances, people along the road. whatever mexico said they are going to do, this caravan is on the move. >> crazy they call it is a manufactured crisis when we are watching it play out. >> the context is big news this afternoon, the president promising a big announcement at 3:00 pm eastern time. some reports suggesting he will offer the outlines of a new deal, a proposal of some kind. this is real. suggesting the president is offering something, don't want

to call an olive branch. we saw nancy pelosi leaving the airport, she's not in washington anymore but democrats keep saying they will negotiate with the president but they are not. she was in hawaii over the holidays and are heading out of town, you had democratic lawmakers spending days in puerto rico raising money and doing other things, they're not in washington negotiating with the president so big news from the president. here's how he is framing the issue in terms of the deal he wants. >> everybody knows by now that the southern border is a humanitarian crisis, it's also a national security crisis, things are happening there and have been for many years, decades but it only gets worse with time. a lot of people want to come into our country and there are a lot of people we don't want. take the politics out of it, let's get to work and let's make a deal.

we sit down. a lot of the democrats agree with me, they have told me so that they are afraid to say it. we have to secure the southern border. >> let us know what you think. what do you want the president to say at 3:00 pm. send us your emails and we will share them later on. >> are you worried he might cave? conservative say there's only a certain amount of time he can last, are you worried he might given? i don't see it but you never know. >> the front page of the new york post today. a hole in the wall. 376 asylum-seekers sneak under the border wall. we have experts saying it is better to have a wall because it could be thousands, they are trying to get into the country illegally day after day. >> the president is saying it is a real crisis at the border,

democrats insist a manufactured crisis. something of being manufactured, fake news being manufactured by bos feed. they had a report blistering, screaming headlines late thursday night suggesting the president instructed michael cohen to lie to congress. the special counsel took the extraordinary step of saying that story is not true. moment ago the president waiting in many people are saying the mainstream media will have a hard time restoring credibility because of the way they treated me in the past 3 years including the election lead up as highlighted by the disgraceful bos feed story and even more disgraceful coverage and he is right, not just about the original story but everyone jumping in. we have not independently verified it and if it is true, we don't know if it is true it might lead to impeachment. >> this is a montage of what the media did. >> if it were to be true it means the president told someone

to lie under oath, it is a crime. of the stories to we must begin impeachment proceedings. >> is that impeachable offense? >> this is the type of crime that would go forward toward and impeachment proceeding. >> directing someone to lie to federal officials has been the basis for impeachment. democrats will move maybe faster, maybe more aggressively toward impeachment. >> high crimes and misdemeanor and impeachment territory. >> you could write anything. i can wake up tomorrow and write anything. if somebody woke up tomorrow and wrote this in opposition to donald trump and the sources run verified and a bunch of red flags in the media would run with it and say he may have done this so let's just try to figure out what will happen if he is guilty. run that story all day and if we find out he's not guilty of the charges are inaccurate it will be tough to walk back. >> we don't even have to retract it because the narrative is

baked in and there is a preconceived notion. it is all in agenda. steve bannon labeled the opposition party, feels like the media is in bed with the democrats who hate this president because he defeated hillary clinton and disrupted all their plans. that is what -- >> many people in media can't take a breath, can't wait for the fact, they've got to jump in and go after the president. watch. >> donald trump has been right. the media many times has been the enemies of truth, they have. they have been on the other side of the truth committed to the country no favors. i expect we will are no lessons from this, the media is out of control, lost awkward ability and this is a black eye on the country but not -- they play an important role and entirely screwed it up. >> i didn't know what the hold in the wall gang is. only a few years experience.

butch cassidy's gaining was called the hole in the wall gang. >> still the same point. >> learn something every day. >> some headlines, donald trump heading to dover air force base to honor four americans killed in an isis attack in syria. jonathan farmer, shannon can't, former navy seal scott worth, gathering highly classified information. is 66 people i did and 85 missing after an explosion sparked by fuel leaks. the cooks in mexico illegally tapped into a pipeline. residents forced to evacuate with massive flames shooting into the sky has several gas gauges in mexico have been running dry due to fuel theft. no word if the thieves were caught. she was the face of the women's march but now she is distancing

herself from the organization. debbie wasserman schultz bowing out of today's washington march. in an op-ed with usa today she called out the organization over the leadership failure to denounce, quote, peddlers of hate, shall to his jewish pointed to a particular incident where they aligned themselves with louis farrakhan. big-league 2, interface to its roster, the company rolling out its first softball line featuring a female on the package, featuring a popular man on the label since 1980. it will hit shelves february 1st, national bubblegum day. are you triggered? >> i actually will say this. i bought a bag the first time in a long time, a week ago and shared it with our 5-year-old and she seemed happy with the muscular guy.

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for being with us. >> fascinating to see the shift to the left by so many prominent politicians. kirsten gillibrand launched a presidential campaign it is only a big leftist. her current political position, illuminate ice, medicare for all, been assault weapons. that differs from what she was saying a few years ago, is it not? >> is not? >> used to be a blue dog democrat in the state of new york. at one time she had an a rating with the nra which is unheard of for any democrat these days. now she has pivoted to the hard left, she has an f rating with the nra and at one point she was a fan of border security, she wanted english to be the official language of the united states so over the past decade she is certainly an example of a

democrat politician who has flip-flopped on quite a number of policies. >> beto o'rourke is the new beloved darling of the left, he has some political positions that are pretty far left, claiming a border wall would, quote, ensure death. he supports universal healthcare coverage, question the relevancy of constitutional principles. last i checked a short time ago he was being lauded as a moderate. >> he was. when he was a relatively unknown member of congress, he sided with the trump administration about 30% of the time. he was among the top 20 democrats to side with the trump administration. nobody would know that looking at him now when he is out there calling for these hard left policies. i think he is going to have a lot of questions to answer if he decides to run for president which judging from his most recent visit i would say is pretty likely.

>> and we have tulsi gabbard who has a 100% rating from planned parenthood, supporting apparent healthcare particularly on social issues. quite a shift for her. >> this is an interesting candidate because she used to be a vocal opponent to same-sex marriage which if you are running on the democratic ticket is unacceptable these days. she was also a critic of president obama for refusing to use terms like radical extremists and at the same time she also supported bernie sanders in the 2016 election. she has been all over the board. if she maintains her independence she is someone who might have a chance to break out from the pack of 3 dozen democrats who look like they are going to run but already she has

reversed her position on same-sex marriage and apologized for it and for a lot of voters that apology will fall flat. >> the question is whether this hard left switch for democrats will be effective or if it will bite them in the you know what coming up. coming up, a shocking video. a toddler walking toward police with her hands up and their guns drawn. the story behind this disturbing video coming up. donald trump canceled her overseas trip, the word on the shutdown in washington. iowa senator joni ernst introduced legislation who event lawmakers from leaving washington if they fail to pass a budget on time.

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>> news by the numbers, 1.1 million barrels is how much more oil per day the us will produce this year. the output increased putting the us over saudi arabia even if the saudis produce and maximum capacity. 630,000 is the wild spike of downloads for foodstamp apps since the government shutdown began. finally, 2023 is the uber says it's like taxi service could be up and running. the ride sharing company so the electric aircraft will fly at speeds of 150 mph. this will be slightly higher than normal taxi rates. count me in. fox news alert, the president set to give a major

announcement, 3:00 pm eastern today live on the fox news channel. it will be about the ongoing shutdown in the crisis at the southern border as he calls it. can washington reach a deal to end the shutdown? will the president take matters into his own hands declaring a national emergency? iowa senator joni ernst, great to have you. >> thanks so much. >> what do you think is the path ahead? what would you like to hear from the president? >> i would love to hear the deal is reached, but i don't believe nancy pelosi is in town to do that. i would love to see the shutdown end. we have a lot of workers out there. we need to resolve this, the president made clear that he would like to see additional security at the border and into physical barriers. let's get this done and get our workers doing their job.

>> the president brought democrat leaders on more than one occasion to show them there's photos and intelligence, given the evidence, let's get beyond partisan politics and show you the fact and democrats time and again say this is a, quote, manufactured crisis when we are now seeing these images of 3 million migrants crossing into arizona, they dug under this tunnel underneath the barrier, and seeking asylum all around the country. how is it not a crisis? >> that is. we have a humanitarian crisis. we have tens of thousands of inadmissible people coming to the border every month and it is a crisis. we need to support the president and headed initiative. i point to our democratic colleagues in the house and senate.

and deny the opportunity to erect additional barriers. and president obama had miles of barriers built, why are they trying to deny this president the same opportunity the previous president had. >> there is at least the outlines of a deal, they will come out and suggest a way forward. he has noted some ability by showing i don't care if you call it a wall, barrier, cement, concrete, let's just get this done. to be fair here, republicans in the senate, what are you willing to give democrats to get a deal? is it daca or something else? >> there are a number of this, and whether it is through daca,

that would come with allowing the president of physical barrier, additional border patrol agents and so forth, so many things whether it is work on immigration system, work on visas, whatever the path forward might be we would love to have those discussions but as i said nancy pelosi made the choice not to visit with the president, really hard to have those conversations. >> we have a photo of nancy pelosi and the airport heading somewhere out of washington. you are in des moines and you want to see your constituents. maybe headed back to california as well. you refused a bill that would prohibit members of congress and the senate from leaving washington if they fail to pass a budget. why do we need this? what is your remedy to force people to the table and negotiate with the president? >> i have a bill cosponsored by a number of others.

it is no budget no recess and it would force members of congress to stay in washington dc until we had a budget done and had the appropriations by august 1st, the budget would have to be done by april 15th. if that were not so there would be quorum calls requiring members to be on the floor twice a day until we work through the impasse. four time since 1976, have congress ever done the budget and their appropriations on time. >> get lawmakers in both parties to stay in washington and do their job, what a novel concept. trying to bring common sense to the process, what are you doing? >> trying to bring some iowa common sense and washington dc. others have to do it, we should too. >> appreciate your coming in. we will be back soon. meanwhile this week the critics file on karen pens and her new

job teaching, she wants to go back to being a teacher. this morning the vice president's firing back. we will have his reaction coming up. andy mccarthy on that buzz feed bombshell that went bust. special counsel called the report out and said it is not accurate. it is national popcorn day. pete is eating again. what a way to spend it then popping popcorn. i will join them in a minute. ♪

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the popcorn at home which i do a lot. >> this is a mushroom kernel. >> all the popcorn is made of corn. >> i developed this cooking technique. and as it pops, the sugar is actually caramelized in the kettle during the process. >> you mix 20 flavors? >> 15 at the minimum. >> is that kettle corn? >> federal corn is different from regular popcorn. >> that is the trek. >> i do it the old-fashioned way.

and add the flavor on for us. >> i got cheddar, chocolate, caramel, and original. national popcorn day. >> national popcorn day. if you get some kettle corn in new york city, good popcorn. the consensus -- thank you very much. >> that was the actual segment. >> every single time. stunning really. we have some headlines. facebook may finally be punished for failing to protect users they do. the washington post reporting federal trade commission is considering slapping the social media giant with a massive fine for privacy agreement. and after multiple breaches and data sharing deals. and battled music star art kelly dropped from his label.

sony music removing kelly from his home roster over disturbing claims according to variety. facing backlash for a lifetime dock you series with sex abuse allegations against them. he deny the allegations. we remember our dear friend as he laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. >> you stepped on it again, didn't you? >> you are not paying attention to me. >> have to shoot the guns, blow stuff up. >> a marine veteran buried with full military honors and loved ones paid their respects. the full metal jacket star died from complications of pneumonia in april. he was 74 years old. you can take your dog to the movies. the best news ever. a new theater in texas allows people to bring their very friends to watch films together. there are rules.

owners must clean up after their guards, keep them on a leash and provide proof of vaccination. each person can bring two dogs and the best parties each human get unlimited wine for each ticket purpose. dogs and wine, that is a good combination. i don't even know if you had your vaccination. no wine. i didn't get any of that either. >> i forgot. >> so we were talking earlier, one of our great colleagues at the march for life rally in washington, remarkable is the crowds. they are growing. it is not something dying in terms of interest. a lot of young people turning out. >> the 40th year of the march for life and it has gained momentum. it is a rally for life and rally for science because people, pro-lifers believe the more we

learn about that life as it develops, that it is a human being and that gives momentum to this movement. rachel campos duffy is there, spoke to some rally goers yesterday. here's what they had to say. >> 46 annual march for life. we are here, 100,000 strong primarily young people. >> it is important to be unapologetic about what we believe in. >> great life. >> i came in here. >> i'm here to spread god's message, respect for life at all stages. >> if someone could see our daughter and make a difference in their life, given faith, give them hope. >> such a positive message to see so many young people so inspiring and someone else at the rally, vice president mike pens was responding to critics. a lot of people came out criticizing his wife karen who took a job teaching at a

christian school in virginia. she has been labeled by the mainstream media outlets as a bigot saying it is a bigoted school and mike pens defended her. listen to what he had to say. >> major news organizations attacking christian education is deeply offensive to us. we have a rich tradition in america of christian education and religious education broadly defined. we celebrated it, freedom of religion is enshrined in the constitution of the united states. we will of the other critics roll off our back. this criticism of christian education in america should stop. >> his wife teaches at a conservative christian school, not anywhere outside the mainstream of religious schools. i sent my kids to a similar school. a lot of people, public school is devoid of values, indoctrination the left, rick got out a long time ago. this is a threat to secularists

when the second lady teaches school, reinforces values and the pro-life march being there. >> a lot of people believe that it ask for your comments, an email from jean, vice president mike pens and karen pens set an example that freedom of religion is a privilege given to americans by our founding fathers. >> an email from ed, christian principles and education is the bedrock of the constitutional republic. our freedom to believe as we choose his god-given. >> an email from patsy who wrote god bless the vice president and his family and his wife and family for standing up for their faith. >> the school where karen pens is teaching has an agreement that you will support christian values, traditional marriage, traditional marriage between a man and a woman is something barack obama and hillary clinton a few years ago supported before they both said their positions had evolved.

they have the freedom to choose their position, to say i now believe in same-sex marriage, that is what they said. why it is intolerant for christians to believe what they believe, this is america, freedom of choice. >> they are tolerant if you do what they say, that is it. >> don't call christians bigoted just because they believe different me from you do. you are entitled to your opinion, they're entitled to their opinion. >> check out this shocking video of a toddler walking toward police with her hands up and their guns drawn. the story behind this video next. >> andrew mccarthy spends the special counsel is right to should on both feet story, so-called bombshell, tells us why he thinks the special counsel put that action and what it really means moving forward in the investigation next. what makes this simple salad

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>> just to use this video, a toddler forced to get out of the vehicle with her hands up. offices drawing their rifles while arresting suspected armed shoplifter. she got caught in the middle. watch this. >> wow. really. >> the footage has been reviewed, tallahassee police chief checking into it, the toddler unexpectedly got out of the pickup truck and imitated her parents who were the suspects. the officers were just trying to respond, she walked toward the officers with her hands raised. no one was hurt but the incident is still under review in tallahassee. the new governor of illinois on the gun-control bill into law days after taking office. signing regulations requiring all firearm vendors to be licensed by the state of illinois. the democrat claimed the law will prevent gun violence and illegal firearms trafficking.

>> the so-called buzz feed bombshell busted after special counsel robert mueller's team disputes the claims by calling the report, quote, not accurate in a rare public statement. what is the real motive behind this move? andy mccarthy, former assistant us attorney for the southern district of new york and fox news contributor. you know this issue better than anyone. the special counsel has been very profit and not made many statements but they came out forcefully last night disputing this claim. >> this is not the first time we have had inaccurate reporting, you had two years of sensational claims based on fabricated evidence. intelligence leaks that were selectively mind. the big problem between the story and a lot of those other stories is the reputation of the

investigation itself is at stake. the way the buzz feed story was framed, it came from two law enforcement people who were suggested by the story to be from mueller's own shop and under those circumstances the reputation of his own investigation needed to shoot it down. >> there have been other reports proven to be false but not disputed. buzz feed stand behind the story. ben smith said we stand behind our reporting and the sources who informed and urge the special counsel to make clear what he is disputing. it seems the special counsel's statement is pretty unambiguous. somebody is wrong here. >> you are right. if buzz feed feels that way i understand if they don't want to identify their sources, no news organization once to do that, though in this case you have a couple sources, the story blows up the way it looks like it is going to blow up you have to

wonder what the impact on buzz feed is going to be. they have stronger than the normal incentive to identify. at the very least why don't they tell us with the evidence is that they report in the story, independently corroborated by mueller and that is why they went to cohen and confronted him. buzz feed is in a position to tell us that, why don't they just tell us. >> the special counsel hasn't given up on the investigation and on pro-trump. and what they perceive as their integrity in the investigation. >> i think so. but it highlights investigative secrecy has been given too much priority and this incident shows how damaging this investigation is to the president's ability to govern and we have to deal with that is the president is suspected of a serious crime but what is the crime? >> what is the crime and when

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>> breaking news for the president at 3:00 eastern. jesse called me in at 8:00 eastern tonight. we are back tomorrow. >> a year ago we went live. a year later let's say not much has changed. government shutdown then and the bigger one now. a major snowstorm barreling down now. a woman's march across the nation then. a somewhat more subdued women smart about the kickoff now. the president fixated like a bull in a china shop scoring a major deal with china now. we were on top of all of that breaking news then. that and much more now. awaiting a president on his way to dover air force base to meet with families of those