secure our border. jillian: it is monday, january 21st. putting it all on the table. the president setting his terms in another proposal to reopen the government. rob: any chance the democrats will play ball? we're live in washington where all eyes shift to the senate. apologies flooding the internet after new video shows a very different side to a viral confrontation. jillian: what the high school student at the center of it is now saying this morning. and it was a mic drop heard around the world, the reason behind jimmy buffet i bizarre anthem stunt. rob: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ put my hands up, they're playing my song. ♪ the butterflies fly away. ♪ nodding my head like yeah. ♪ moving my hips like yeah. ♪ hands up, they're playing my song, you know i'm going to be

okay. ♪ yeah, it's a party in the usa. ♪ yeah, it's a party in the usa. [ laughter ] jillian: tell me how you really feel on this monday morning, rob? rob: good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm rob. jillian: i'm jillian. thank you for starting your day with us. democrats refusing to provide a counter offer to president trump's new proposal to reopen the government. rob: garrett tenney is live in washington with more on thed administration's attempt to restart negotiations. >> reporter: the president knows he needs some democratic support to get the border wall. so his new proposal includes several immigration items the democrats want including daca and tps. the plan gives temporary legal status to 700,000 dreamers who were brought to the country i'll illegally as children and 300,000 ref fe refugees who areg

deportation. both groups would be protected from de deportation for three years. the concessions are causing issues among immigration hard liners in the gop who view them as a form of amnesty. the white house is pushing back. vice president mike pence tried to ease those concerns. >> this is not amnesty. there's no pathway to citizenship. there's no permanent status here at all which is what amnesty contemplates. what this is a good faith effort to address the issue, bring relief to daca recipients. >> reporter: a lot of democrats though are dismissing the plan because the three-year extension is a far call from the permanent solution they want to see. on sunday, senate minority leader chuck schumer said even with the new pros poseal, democrat -- proposal, democratic leaders will not negotiate with the white house until he first

decides to reopen the government. >> if he opens up the government, we'll discuss whatever he offers. but hostage taking should not work. the american people are overwhelmingly against it. the president's poll ratings are plummeting because even his own supporters agree that this is a bad tactic and it's very hard to negotiate when a gun is held to your head. >> reporter: the president's proposal is expected to get a vote in the senate tomorrow. lawmakers from both parties are expected to offer up amendments so there will likely be changes made and at this point it's still too early to know whether or not it actually has a shot at passing in the senate. the house, this point it appears to have no shot. jillian: lots of people waiting to see how this is going to play out. thank you very much. rob: the top democrat on the house homeland security committee is breaking with party leadership, saying he would not discount a wall. >> we will sit with the chief, the president, or whomever and we'll work through it. >> you wouldn't rule out a wall?

>> i would not rule out a wall in certain instances. now, the notion that we can't have barriers is just something that's not true. jillian: house speaker nancy pelosi has called a wall immoral. congressman thompson said he'll democrats are not opposed to barriers but the white house needs a better plan beyond using the wall as a talking point. some lawmakers appear eager to begin negotiations. rob: republicans need a guarantee that the border will be secured before shaking hands. >> conservatives are not bound on this. i think they will give on daca type points a lot. once they're assured, just like the american people, that the border will be secure. i think once guarantee that, we guaranteed it so many times and failed but i think if people really believe it's going to pass that we would have a secure border, they would say sure. when you look at daca, you could say about these daca kids after

they graduate from high school, pass a si citizenship test, sere in the military, something. jillian: some daca recipients say they're being used as bargaining chips. rob: thousands of migrants are accepting asylum in mexico as thousands more push toward the u.s. border. more than 3500 central americans signed up for temporary status in mexico. at the same time, some mexican cities provided busses to more than 2,000 migrants, taking them closer to the united states. yet another caravan left honduras on sunday, this one with about 1,000 more migrants. president trump slamming mexico over the weekend for failing to stop the caravan. jillian: a fox news alert now, a suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer is charged with capital murder. police say marco perez gunned down officer shawn tudor as he tried to arrest the 19-year-old in mobile, alabama. perez was wanted for faking his

own kidnapping to avoid going to jail for theft. the officer was with the police department for three years and leaves behind a wife. he is the fourth police officer shot and killed on the job this year. and the second alabama police officer killed in a week. rob: another fox news alert on a mild weekend in the windy city. at least four people shot and killed in chicago. a dozen more people hurt in shootings. according to the chicago tribune, at least 54 people have been shot in chicago so far this year, just 20 days in. president trump has threatened to send in the fed to control gun violence in chicago. jillian: you may be feeling it, temperatures across the r northeast dropping to life-threatening lows. some areas dipping down to 35 below zero. boston expected to fall 20 degrees below zero after seeing up to 10 inches of snow. rob: that is serious cold. in upstate new york, more than 20 inches of snow fell.

parts of vermont dealing with at least a foot of snow. so good skiing for the east coast. since friday, more than 4500 flights have been canceled across the u.s. janice is here with a check of the forecast. the storm was a beast. it was all about the line. >> here in new york city we had mostly rain. along the coast, that's where we got the rainfall. interior sections like we told you, they got the bull's-eye, over two feet of snow in parts of upstate new york, close to 2, interior sections of pennsylvania getting over a foot of snow. the storm is gone, behind it the coldest air of the season, it is so cold outside, brutally cold and very dangerous as well. so a lot of folks are off today, kids are off school. that's the good news because you don't want to be outside for long duration of time with wind chills in the minus teens, minus 20s, depending on where you live. here's the forecast today. the storm has moved offshore.

the cold air has set in. it will start to moderate a little bit in terms of temperatures over the next couple of days. the next system is developing across the west. this one will also bring snow across the midwest, the northern plains, could see a mixing across the ohio river valley and then eventually some of the snow will come to the northeast mid-week wednesday, thursday. so stay tuned. rob: win ther winter hath arr. it was hard to get up this morning. >> i'll warm you up. [ laughter ] rob: a baltimore airport security checkpoint is closed until further notice. the tsa blaming a shortage of screeners due to excessive call-outs, people calling in sick over the shutdown. agents have not been paid in weeks because of the government shutdown. 8% of tsa employees missed work across the country on saturday. that's up from just 3% on the same day one year ago.

jillian: today americans nationwide are celebrating martin luther king, junior day on what would have been his 90th birthday. he was one of the most influential leaders in the civil rights movement, fighting tirelessly against racial injustice. he was assassinated in 1968. it is a day on, not a day off. rob: the super bowl is set. what a tremendous sunday it was. two overtime games on championship sunday. >> to the end zone! hello, super bowl, you new england. rob: incredible football, tom brady marching the patriots down the field for that overtime touchdown, beating the chiefs 37-31 in the afc title. jillian: president trump praising them for making it to their third straight super bowl,

tweeting congratulations to the new england patriots team on a great game and season. will be a fantastic super bowl. rob: they will face the l.a. rams, who somehow beat the saints with a 57-yard field goal. they may have the best kicker in the league. they win 26-23. jillian: the saints are claiming they were robbed of a touchdown in the fourth quarter, after the refs admit missing a pass interference call against the rams. so they are not going to forget that one for quite a while. rob: i don't even know you call that a claim anymore. i think that's just factual. i think they got robbed. look at that. they said it was helmet to helmet and pass interference. they should have been at the 5-yard line with the first down. you see, i watch football. jillian: i'm very impressed. i've been bugging him for a year and-a-half to watch football. president trump is laying out another offer to end the shutdown. what makes it different than the

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morning. this to me -- the saturday announcement from the president seemed like a very good start and a good compromise. it's surprising that they don't want to counter. >> no, they don't. this is part of politics. politics is the art of compromise. you have democrats that don't even want to put a -- they don't even want to negotiate. i think what has to happen, mitch mcconnell has to bring it to the floor, say we're going to vote, this is your chance to put up or shut up. if you're so concerned about the employees that are not getting paid, here's your chance to end the shutdown. if they vote no on the bill, democrats will 100% own the shutdown. jillian: don't you think at some point it's going to come down to the american people. people will be frustrated seeing the democrats not come forward with anything as far as a compromise goes. >> well, this is the point, jillian. there is no pressure right now. they've not felt pressure to say we have to end the shutdown.

neither side has felt it to the point where they feel like there's political expediency where it might end their political career. i think as more people agitate for it and as they start to do things like this and have votes on the senate floor and really put democrats on the mark, i think the american people are going to understand they don't want to negotiate, they want to resist, they don't want to give trump any wins and they're going to own the shutdown and the american people will say enough is enough, vote on the wall or come up with a deal that you think you can live with. rob: let's look at the evolution of this as it's gone along here with the president and the white house, the first offer was from march of last year, $12 billion, he wanted the solid concrete wall. said no to daca. the second offer, he bumped it up, $25 billion, he wanted the coast to coast wall. he wanted to restrict chain migration and maybe an extension of daca. you go to january of this year, $5.7 billion, now we're talking steel slats. you can see through. and more funds for border

security and we're still at $5.7 billion. the big thing he said for this latest offer -- when he came out, he said it doesn't have to be coast to coast. we just want to put barriers up in these key areas that we need it. that's exactly what democrats have voted for in the past. >> [ laughter ] i know, rob. 2013, they voted for $46 billion, 700 new miles offensing. this is just five years ago. and now they're fighting over $5.7 billion for steel slats. the thing is, some of trump's base is nervous about this deal. i think this is the best deal that you can get right now with republicans and i don't think democrats are going to get a better offer from trump. so they should probably take this or, again, they're going to start owning the shutdown and the american people will know it. jillian: let's spend some time talking about something that you're not really going to see a lot of places right now and that's the fact that stocks are having a pretty good january. >> that's right. the best in the last 30 years. this is -- again, the stock market is not the only indicator that trump's economy is doing

well. obviously we've got the most job openings ever in history, jobless claims at an all-time low. the other thing that's interesting, this is showing -- not only the stock market, but the other indicators, he's winning the trade war with china. china, their growth is slowing down, they're rating their gdp from 6.5 to 6% which in our terms is more like 2%, means a stagnant economy. they're agreeing to lowering tariffs on over 700 american goods. they said they'll bring in more american imports over the next six years, trying to get the trade difference to zero. there are a lot o of indicators that trump is slowly but surely bringing china to its knees. the economy goes down, they go down. i think trump is winning this and he'll bring them to the negotiating table very soon. we're starting to see real movement on that and the stock market is indicating that, as are other things. rob: the stock market had a lot

to make up for after the end of last year. china is moving the wrong direction. that's a big deal. thank you very much. jillian: the outrage reaching a boiling point this weekend over what appeared to be a high school student disrespecting a native american protester. >>. well, there is new video that shows another side of the story. we'll tell you about it. rob: this is a big one here. is this conservative baseball legend heading to cooperstown, the big endorsement that kurt schilling got for the baseball hall of fame. stay tuned. ♪ standing in the hall of fame. ♪ and the world's going to know your name. 7pgñóo

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a catholic student seen in this viral video standing face-to-face with a native american man is speaking out. he said i believe i was helping to diffuse the situation. i realize everyone had cameras and programs a group of adults was trying to bring a conflict. i said a sigh length praye siles would not gel out o get out of . the media rushed in and said he was harassing the native american man. no video shows how it really went down. the teenagers were standing there, being harassed by another group of people. the native american man and others approach the teenagers, some who were quick to judge the kids from kentucky are apologizing. megan mccain said i may reacting too quickly, apologize for being part of a media pile i don't know.

the national -- pile-on. the national review took down its story. they said it's best not to rush to judgment. that native american man told the media he stepped in between the students and a group of african american protester to diffuse tension. he said he felt threatened. but obviously from the video you see there are two sides to the story. jillian: yes, there are. 2020 hopeful kirsten gillibrand he defending her past conservative views on immigration. >> i would tell voters look at my heart, see who i am. i'm a fighter. i've always been a fighter. i will fight for your kids as hard as i would fight for my own. that's why i'm going to run for president. jillian: she voted to increase funds for i.c.e. and supported withholding funds from sanctuary cities. last week she announced she is running for president. rob: a fox business alert now. facebook could soon be issued the biggest fine ever from the ftc. jillian: tracee carrasco joins

us live with the possible penalty for privacy violations. >> reporter: the privacy violations were discovered after the cambridge analytical scandal came to light. the violations of personal information of facebook's more than 2 billion users, this would be a record fine of more than $22.5 million which was handed down to google in 2012 by the ftc. this was all part of an investigation with cambridge analyticaanalytica. the ftc is not commenting because they are closed due to the government shutdown. jillian: there's an app for everything, they say. >> reporter: there is an app for everything. and apparently everyone is creating an app. the latest app, first ever of its kind created by pope francis and the catholic church. it's called the click to pray app. it's free to download. and the app will allow the church's 1.3 billion catholic

followers to follow you along with what the pope is praying for. it could be anything from world peace or maybe praying for people of a country hit by a natural disaster. but of course the hope is for catholics to be able to follow along in what the pope is calling a mission of compassion. and interesting development because the pope has said in the past that he's a disaster with technology. so he swiped yesterday to officially open up this app. rob: pope getting the start-up money, he'll be driving a ferrari. jillian: he he's got the pope mobile. rob: it will become a ferrari. the special counsel releasing a rare statement, debunking a major buzz feed let lin headlint had the media going nuts. the online publication is standing behind their report. >> i can't get into the details. we can't go further at all in order not to jeopardize our sources. jillian: buzz feed also published the phony dossier. many people are consisten wondef

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strikes on iranian targets in syria overnight. the israel military confirmed the attack, while warning syrian forces against retaliation. the air raids come hours after israel intercepted an iranian missile launched from syria in broad daylight. the prime minister says he refuses to allow iran to establish itself in syria. turkey offers condolences for the four american heros killed by isis in syria. turkey's president expressed sorrow over their deaths in a call with president trump, that's according to the white house. the four americans were among 19 killed in a suicide bombing in syria last week. the commander in chief was at dover air force base as their bodies r returned to the us on saturday. mike pence offering insight into the upcoming nuclear summit between president trump and kim jong un. >> we'll be laying out our expectation for north korea to take concrete steps to begin to make real the denuclearization

that kim jong un committed to and the president's very optimistic. jillian: the two leaders have agreed to a second summit at the end of february. u.s. officials say the rogue nation has not taken any significant steps to get rid of its nuclear weapons, despite promising to do so during last year's summit in singapore. well, a buzzfeed reporter can't seem to explain discrepancies in the story that claimed president trump directed his former lawyer to lie to congress. todd pyro joins us live with how buzzfeed is defending itself. >> reporter: still no clarity on the buzzfeed story claiming the president ordered michael cohen to lie to congress, this after the reporter who wrote it failed to explain whether his co-reporter saw documents forming the basis of the story. >> we can't go further at all in order to jeopardize our sources. i can tell you that yes, indeed the same sources we used in the storely are standing -- story are standing behind it, as are

we. rob: the special counsel's office asserting it was not accurate and it was almost entirely incorrect. rudy giuliani saying this is another example of a media out to get his client. >> they should be sued. they should be under investigation. you've got hysteria going on in the media that interprets everything against donald trump. rob: even the vice president is saying the problem is bigger than buzzfeed. >> i think what it says more about is the obsession of many in the national media to attack this president for any reason, for any allegation, for any report in the media. rob: congressman john ratcliffe with an interesting take on the unprecedented rebik rebuke of tt kevel by mueller's team. >> is that just a coincidence or is it something to do with the fact had that happened two days after an attorney general nominee said for the first time, i'm going to grade the special counsel's homework and i'm going

to get to the bottom of all this and bring a fair and expeditious conclusion to this matter. rob: adam schiff said democrats will absolutely investigate the report. we are no closer to a resolution on this than we were when it first came out. jillian: no, we are not. rob: another credibility hit for the media here. what exactly should we make of this? we're going to debate now with matt branerd and robert patillo. thanks for coming on today. here's from the special counsel's office, from peter carr, they never say anything really so for them to come out with a statement was a big deal. buzzfeed's description specific statements to the special counsel's office and characterization of documents and testimony obtained by the office regarding michael cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate. and then you go back to buzzfeed with that basically saying there's a big problem with your story. buzzfeed says we reconfirmed our reporting. we have seen no indication that any specific aspect of story is

inaccurate. we remain confident in what we reported. robert, what do you make of this? >> i think before the conservative launch of the fake news media bandwagon, let's look at the statement from carr. it says there are specific parts of the statement that were inaccurate. it was not a direct reputiaton of the entire story. what wee hav we have seen, the r investigation has been buttoned up. we should wait until we get the full report they until we start saying the buzzfeed article was inaccurate. rob: they don't say much out of the special counsel. for them to come out and put a statement out like this, it sounds like a big part of the sorry musstory must be inaccura. otherwise, why would they care? >> it's a huge condemnation of the story and the aca consider .

stories like this aren't the result of reporters doing careful detective work. the story was fro fecia professd by a source. you start with a media company and sometimes the stories are rejected because of credibility problems. the dumping ground for these stories has been buzzfeed. it gets covered by the rest of the media to then report the story that they would not otherwise put their hands on with the caveat that reported by yobuzzfeed. this is an indictment of the entire media. rob: buzzfeed is not the most credible source for news anyway. but there have been a lot of issues with journalism surrounding the president, his administration. you had the abc, brian ross story that got him suspended, talking about flynn contacting the russians when they were in the candidacy rather than when actually elected, the kids in

cages, the pictures that came from 2014 when obama was the president, you had the $50,000 curtains that were paid for by the obama administration. the cnn and the scaramucci russia thing that led to three cnn journalists resigning. there have been a number of i would say hit jobs that have been false about the administration. what does that do to 2 the credibility of the media. >> we have people that are trying to scoop other people and not doing regular gur journalisc integrity. dan rather lost his career for chasing a story. the news media has to get out of the idea that i'm going to be the person that brings down the administration and report on the federal budget deficit, report on the shutdown, report on things that average americans care about and not the crazy political issues that the fringe wants to address. the reason that people have no faith in the news media, they go

to sources like buzzfeed and the onion, it's because regular journalists are not doing their job anymore. rob: the president tends to call everything negative about him fake news which is not true either. >> i just want to take a moment to agree with my friend here. i agree with everything he said, including putting buzzfeed and the onion in the same sentence. the thing is, we've seen you studies a that show 90% of the media covering the president is negative. so yeah, i get the hyperbole when he condemns fake news media. there's 10% he's not talking about, of course not our friends at fox news. there's so much criticism of him, i think it's justified for his blanket condemnation. rob: i don't think you can blanket condemn the entire media as fake news. he's gets a lot of ammo from the fake stories. >> they keep giving him more. the question that has to be answered, if this story was

pitched to other establishments first and they declined it because of credibility, why are they they reporting it now with the caveat, as reported by buzzfeed. rob: we'll see where buzzfeed goes with this. thanks so much for your time. the army is facing a recruiting crisis. they're turning to america's you bluest cities to boost the ranks. how they're combating what some say is this generation's patriotism problem. stay tuned. i switched to liberty mutual because they let me customize my insurance, and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need.

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martin luther king, junior served god. i think that's what people should try to remember on his birthday. jillian: at least six potential and confirmed 2020 candidates will mark the holiday around the country. joe biden and michael bloomburg expected to speak at a breakfast in d.c. new york senator kirsten gillibrand will speak in her home state. bernie sanders and corey booker are headed to south carolina. senator elizabeth warren will speak at a breakfast in boston. rob: eric slawell may be joining the list of 2020 contenders. he announced he may run for president. >> in south carolina, are you running for president. >> i'm considering it, joe? there's a lot more to work for. rob: he tweeted in part, i've chosen every second of this presidency to be a voice and check against hate and i'm not going away. jillian: the list goes on. the u.s. army is fighting back

against a significant shortage of new troops. dan springer has more on the military's fresh approach to tackling this growing national security threat. >> reporter: it's early morning p.t. at joint base louis in western washington, home to the army's original stryker brigade, a main weapon in the fight against terrorism. the army is fighting a different battle, one for new recruits. it has been the hardest place in america to sign up enlistees. they are targeting this and 21 other that's lean left plight politically with a different message. nationwide, the army fell 6 a 500 recruits short of the goal last year. the army is hitting the bluest of cities, mainly on the two coasts and midwest. there are many roadblocks. parents and teachers are less supportive. the seattle school district has a policy, when military recruiters are on a campus, the

school must provide equal access for organizations that wish to counsel alternatives. veterans for peace does the counter recruiting. >> it's a very progressive liberal community, culturally, politically. >> reporter: the army's advertising now is less mass media and more social media, aimed at gamers and techies, looking for add vein p churr. adventure. for these recruiters, failure is not an option. >> if we don't get the army to the specific size and strength where we need to be, it's dangerous. >> reporter: the army is offering better cash incentives to enlistees but in a good economy recruiters are getting less traction with talk of career and job skills. the army is betting on young people responding to a pitch of patriotism with a lot of action. in seattle, dan springer, fox news. rob: proposal to honor otto

warmbier is gaining steam in new york city. one city leader wants to make sure north korea takes notice. jillian: joe berelli joins us live next. first, it's time to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> i'm doing research. rob and jillian, what do you think the wind chill right now, what does it feel like outside of our building? jillian: 6 degrees below zero. rob: i'm going to say 5. >> 17. rob: 17 below? >> it's 8 degrees with a real feel temperature of 17 degrees below zero. good morning, minneapolis. listen, it's chilly but we've got news to warm you up. we've got mike huckabee, we'll be talking about the partial government shutdown, alveda king, the niece of martin luther king, jonathan trilly, we've got a lot of news to talk to him about and rachel campos duffy was at the march for life over

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jillian: good morning. welcome back. a new york city councilman proposing the street outside the north korean mission in new york city be renamed in honor of the late otto warmbier who died after 17 months in the brutal regime's custody and the proposal now picking up steam. joining us now, joe berelli. tell us how the idea got started. >> new york city has a strange and long precedent of renaming streets in front of u.n. missions and embassies, both to

incite and to praise some of the delegations from around the world. we have named streets against soviet disidens. jillian: why ott he toe? >otto?>> we have secretary pompd the trump administration negotiating a full peace on the north korean peninsula. i think it's important to remember the state of the relationship in 2016 and 2017 and there is no better way to show that than with this tragic life that was taken from us in otto warmbier. jillian: otto was going to come to new york city, that was in his plans, correct? >> the summer after he went to north korea, he had housing and a job lined up. it was his scream to be a new yorker, work -- dream to be a new yorker, work in the finance industry. unfortunately, he made a silly mistake and didn't make it. jillian: we were talking in the break doubt years from now, people will know otto's name

because what happened to him is so tragic and how that is going to eventually shape our history and what we do going forward with north korea. that's the turning point. >> we are at this crux on the korean peninsula where peace is on the horizon and otto warmbier way will cause geyse everyone wg down the street to see the name and remember. it will serve as a reminder of the brutality and horror of thor tarofauthor tarnirin regimes are nation. jillian: have you talked to the family about this? >> they see this as part of the peace process. they are 100% in support. i'm excited to be doing this on their behalf. jillian: i'm sure they're appreciative of the fact that you're trying to help otto's name live on in the city that he want todd be in. talk about what the next steps are you now and if you see this happening. >> sure. the city council takes up the

renaming bills twice a year in collective packages. the next one will be next spring. we have to go through the community board, get other members on board to spoo sponso. we have to get the support of someone that represents the neighborhood. i think this is something that will likely happen. jillian: joe, thank you very much for being with us. we appreciate it. i'm sure the family is very thankful to you for trying to remember him and it's certainly a name we will never foye forge. we told you -- a name we will never forget. there is new light on a viral confrontation. apologies for that student are pouring in and so are your comments. we will share some, coming up next. don't go anywhere.

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american protester. rob: so much more to this story. video shows the native american men actually approached the teenagers who were just standing there after the teenagers themselves were met with protesters from another group. >> social media now responding to the latest revelations, meghan fox says i feel for the first edited video too. it's #fake news and these kids are owed a big apology. >> roger called out "the national review" for now deleted article tweeting this is just elm bare rating. i wonder if the author will apologize to those covington students. jillian: i'm sure we will continue to hear more on this throughout the day. rob: completely changes everything when you see this whole video the way it looked before and after. jillian: president trump endorse legendary pitcher curt schilling hall of fame. curt schilling deserves to be in the baseball hall of fame great record especially under pressure and when it matters most. do what everyone knows in basic is right. on life, liberty and levin he suggested his conservative views are

keeping him out. >> two words come up character clause. recently i have been been nut clemmons and bonds category which kills me because roger clemens was big on my career. i never had an incident with a teammate. not a serious incident. jillian: will be announced tomorrow. stay tuned. rob: great picture. jimmy buffett wants unique ending to the national champion look what happened championship game ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] >> margaritaville singer drops the mike with authority leaving the internet to figure out why with mixed reviews what he did. classless. loved the mike drop at the end of the anthem. of the singer hasn't said why did he it only tweeting after his performance wonderful honor, thank you

saints and nfl. trying to do something cool. jillian: i'm not sure i quite get it. rob: who knows. happy monday. it's freezing cold. jillian: yes it is, "fox & friends" starts right now. >> president trump says let's make a deal and now it's all eyes on the senate where a vote to reopen the government could come as early as tomorrow. >> if he openings up the government, h we will discuss whatever he offers. but hostage taking should not work. >> a suspect accused of shooting and killing a police officer is served with capital murder. he leaves behind a wife. >> moves towards the northeast as parts of the country digs out. >> 3,000 flights delayed. at least 1600 cancellations. >> new video emerges showing the confrontation between group of catholic students wearing maga hats and african-american man. >> when does america have the