♪ ♪ >> we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. >> we asked the president to open up government so we would have time to have a debate on the best way to protect our border. >> i think the president is hell bent on securing our border. to my democratic colleagues, this is the best chance i have seen since 2006. >> the president has agreed to our request to open the government. >> the president put the american public first. >> i think given the way it played out, this is probably the strongest thing president trump can do. >> roger stone will be arraigned in a d.c. federal court next week. >> the indictment is thin indeed. what's this about? it's about silencing me. >> air traffic around the

country threatened by a shortage of tsa agents and air traffic controllers. >> i'm glad the dedicated men and women of the tsa and all the other federal employees will not have to go longer without pay. >> with government reopening in a hurry the hope is the state of the union will be rescheduled. >> the state of the union is not planned now. >> a soldier who spent the last several years overseas returns to atlanta and meets his daughter ♪ stars come out ♪ can you feel it ♪ take me by the hand ♪ around, around, around pete: welcome, everybody. [laughter] katie: everybody is doing that. pete: look here is here though dean cain. dean: katie pavlich is here. pete: four hours of trouble. don't leave us. you might have said there

were a few minutes of trouble yesterday. a bit of news yesterday, right? dean: especially if you were this guy. pete: we will get to that before we get to that president trump went out to the rose garden yet. we were 35 days into a shutdown. everyone wondered what the next move was. the president said, hey, it's time to end it. it's time to operate in good faith. let's end the shutdown and talk about how to secure our border. here was the president yesterday around 2:00 in the afternoon. watch. >> over the next 21 days i expect that both democrats and republicans cooperate in good faith. this is an opportunity for all parties to work together for the benefit of our whole beautiful, wonderful nation. if we make a fair deal, the american people will be proud of their government for proving that we can put country before party. we can show all americans and people all around the world that both political

parties are united when it comes to protecting our country and protecting our people. katie: after president trump made that now. announcement. he got some push back saying he was caving on the wall. no money for the wall and initial deal of him opening up the government which he was trying to negotiate a way from nancy pelosi and he tweeted, quote: i wish people would read or listen to my words on the border wall. this is a no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people who are getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the understanding that in 21 days, if no deal is done, it's off to the races. so the press secretary sanders followed up with that to reiterate the president's message. 21 days president donald trump is moving forward, building the wall, with or without the democrats. the only outstanding question is whether the democrats want something or nothing. pete: that is the question. the deal is three weeks, reopen the government negotiate on border security

otherwise the government shuts down again or declare a national emergency. what do you make of yesterday? dean: this is the classic like in a film you have the ticking clock. so here it comes. you have two weeks? pete: three weeks. katie: february 15th. dean: at the end if he doesn't get at the will declare the national emergency. emergency. pete: this is what the democrats said they wanted. reopen the government and then we will renegotiate. nancy pelosi was never a good faith partner in this. try to flee to hawaii. try to flee to afghanistan. didn't get a chance to do it. ultimately said i will not even speak a word. will not give you a dollar unless you reopen the government. dean: one dollar. katie: have you forgot about what they said about that we remember what they said. look. >> much harder to achieve a good negotiation while the

government is shut down. we will continue to negotiate. we will continue to the first order of business open up the government. >> the president proposed yesterday increasing border security. i will use that as a starting point, but you have got to start by opening the government. >> open government and then give us a short period of time, three weeks has been suggested, in order to come up with a homeland security border security plan. we all agree to work in good faith once government is open. >> we are very firm in our support on how we secure our borders. let's have that discussion after we open up government. pete: there is so much good faith from the democrats. so much on their of border security. so after the president, in good faith, said i will reopen the government so people can get paid so we can negotiate about the border wall. what did nancy say? this is what she said. >> have i not been clear on a wall? no, i have been very clear on the wall. our values unify us. and i'm sure it's the same in the senate. and the fact is that our diversity is our strength differences in so many different ways including

differences of opinion. that's our strength. but our unity is our power. democrats are committed to border security and we think we have some better ideas about how to do so that protect our border honor our values and are cost-effective. katie: senator chuck schumer said the same thing yesterday after president trump made this concession to negotiate. he said look there is a lot we agree on with border security there is a lot we agree on that. we disagree on the wall. katie: i think it's clear that the democrats are not willing to move forward with that. brian: loolunancy. nancy pelosi says diversity is the of our strength: and then their unity is their power. unity to obstruct the president is a power. they didn't move one iota and one inch. they were fine to have the government shut down. won't talk about the wall. even though everyone knows it works. where it goes from here,

dean, without a declaration of an emergency, i don't know. dean: here's the thing for me. sitting there listening to the argument back and forth which i do we hear we don't want a wall. there is no way there is a wall from sea to shining sea. i heard eric swalwell saying that yesterday. everyone know it's not going to be a contiguous wall. katie: that's never been the argument. dean: they say. obviously a barrier is some part of it. going to go in and there going to happen. it's a matter of how and when. it has to happen. if you listen to customs and border patrol. they are screaming about it this is the best way to do it and other places some combination thereof. they need to get together and really fix the immigration problem. pete: i don't know if they can. we say that because we are used to say it where will the democrats give one inch. katie: clearly they have proven that they won't. as sarah sanders has said, if it's going to happen it's going to have to be through a national emergency and make sure this happens.

senator lindsey graham who has been negotiating with the white house and trying to be a liaison between the white house and capitol hill over the last couple of weeks gave his prediction on capitol hill, watch. >> come february the 15th, if the democrats still say go to hell on the wall, you get a dollar, that's it. they basically tell trump i'm not going to do with what you did with you with bush and obama. then i hope he will go the emergency route. we don't need to shut the government down. we need to secure out border. to me, the last best chance to do this win-win is between now and february the 15th. pete: that's why this was not a cave. you get frustrated because the wall money still doesn't come. you can't make a deal with someone who won't even sit down with you. katie: i can understand why people felt it was some kind of concession. at the same time, the president is opening up the door and saying, again, i'm being the one who is reasonable. i'm allowing democrats to come to the negotiating table. getting people paid so we don't have families suffering as the democrats have argued for.

democrats are the one us who voted against people getting paid in the federal government. three times and, yet, we are using them as political pawns to say look at the republicans. they are not wanting to people to get paid. he is saying let's stop the consequences of what is happening with the airports and everything else now and come it the table and actually talk about what's going on. he is so serious about this that he is willing to, again, declare a national emergency and get back to where we were. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have already said they are not interested in any kind of barrier wall. dean: not interested in any kind of barrier. you need it there customs and border patrol say you need a barrier of some sort, some place. it's got to happen. funny thing is for him to back down and take away the talking points everyone is getting paid so that whole part is gone. oh, they are doing a big victory lap the democrats and nancy pelosi doing a victory lap. it's actually not that big a cave. i really don't think it is a cave. looks bad now and willing to take the lumps to get what he needs. pete: whoever's idea was he

pete: whoever's idea was he should walk out to the empty podium and walk back. whoever was in charge of putting out press conference yesterday was terrible it played into the hands of democrats which i don't think they should be playing any victory dances. nothing has been solved. dean: nothing has been solved. pete: when this comes to national emergencies. there have been 58 states of emergency declared since 1976. 31 are still in effect. clinton did 17, including about burrma. w. bush did 13. zimbabwe, syria and a country i cannot even pronounce. obama about the flu. yemen. yemen. for trump to declare a national emergency after everything he's done to try to work with congress to get a legislative solution, everyone says constitutionally it's bullet-proof. that is -- that is his trump card, you might say. three weeks, you gout a chance, do it on your terms, make a deal, otherwise i'm building it, boys. you can sue me all you want. i'm building it and we will secure our border. katie: we want to hear from people watching this show

this morning. we want to know what you think about the president's decision to open up the government and still put the wall on the table in three weeks. send us your thoughts and comments friends@foxnews.com. dean: send them nicely. pete: no, no, no. don't be nice. katie: it's morning time we like being nice. turning now to some of your headlines. charges are filed against illinois state trooper overnight. chris lambert was responding to a car accident when he was hit by a vehicle. the driver from wisconsin is charged with reckless homicide. is he expected back in court on tuesday. lambert, an army veteran, leaves behind a wife and 1-year-old daughter. roger stone vowing to fight robert mueller's charges against him. this is what the former trump associate told our tucker carlson overnight. >> intend to plead not guilty. i believe i will be vindicated. i basically refuted and documented the reputation of virtually every charge in this indictment. the indictment is thin, indeed. so what is this about? it's about silencing me.

katie: grand jury indicted stone on mueller's russia money including making false statements and witness tampering. his next court appearance is on tuesday. northern kentucky bishop apologizing after prematurely slamming students in viral encounter with a protester. roger says his diocese was bullied into covington teens. quickly retracted at the same time after the clip vindicated the catholic students. the bishop expects them to be vindicated by a third party investigation of the incidents. those are your headlines. pete: people apologizing for knee-jerk reactions yet again. katie: just waiting for some calmer tempers and some facts and a full context of video. pete: you are waiting for those three things? katie: might be waiting a while but, yes, i think that's probably a good idea. dean: be first. don't be right. be first. katie: especially on the internet. pete: that's when people look foolish. the president opening up the government for just three weeks showing once again that he is willing to

compromised and work across the aisle. do you think democrats are just as willing? well, probably not. but we will ask tea party patriots founder jenny beth martin who was just at the white house coming up next. dean: plus utah congressman jason chaffetz joins us on the couch. is he going to get me for that. katie: is pop music getting angrier and sadder. how pop music has been changing their tunes for decades. ♪ do whop ♪ do jardiance asked:

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patriots action honorary chairman jenny beth martin. thank you for being here this morning. i appreciate it you met with the president before the decision was made to cut the deal to reopen the government. what do you believe the calculation was, you are a conservative. do you feel like this was a cave? how are you looking at the president's decision this morning. >> the whole point of this exercise is to secure the border. and what we know for certain is that we're going to wind up with a secure border with a physical barrier. the president made that clear yesterday. really the question is how are we going to get there? is congress ever going to come to the table and negotiate with the president on this or is he going to act through the national emergencies act? pete: it sounds good to talk about congress doing something but that would require democrats and democratic leadership to in good faith to actually talk about a physical barrier. they want to talk about border security without acknowledging that that's required. do you have any confidence

at all that they will actually come to the table and negotiate? >> no, i really don't. i think that speaker pelosi in the last 24 hours, not just i mean in the last month but even in the last 24 hours has shown her true colors. she has made it very clear she is not willing to negotiate as far as a border wall or physical barrier, whatever you want to call it, what president trump has promised, she is not willing to negotiate on that. she is gloating. she is spiking the ball. she is more interested in defeating the president, that's what she is focused on, than an our nation's security. so, we have seen that. we see her true colors right now. the president has been willing to negotiate. he has been willing to go further than some people may even want him to do who are his supporters, but they understand they are trying to give him the leeway to negotiate. she hasn't been willing to do that at all. pete: you are exactly right. the pundits have been say hog wins, who caves, who doesn't. who is to blame for the

shutdown. what do you think average voters, the american people think about nancy pelosi's conduct, the fact that she says not -- just one dollar. that's it. not even willing to talk about it? >> i think that people are going to see three through. this and maybe it may take a little bit of time because in the heat of shutdowns that's sometimes how things work. during this process, what the president has been able to do is shed more light on the problems at the border, to educate the american people on the deaths that have happened at the border, the illegal drug us that have been coming across and the need to secure the border with a physical barrier, increase border patrol and other law enforcement. also increase the number of beds for the influx of border crossers that we have and have technology to detect narcotics and weapons. he has made that clear. he is educating the american people on what the problems are right now.

nancy pelosi has just been focused on harming the president and defeating the president and resisting the president. pete: as she says their unity is their power and their unity is resistance at this point. jenny beth martin, thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it? >> thank you. pete: you got it a crisis in venezuela as protests escalate and socialism crumbles and crushes that country. our next guest was raised in venezuela. she says socialism ruined her birth country if we elect more democrats, democrats socialists you might say it will destroy ours. she is coming up next. plus the 2020 candidate list keeps growing. who is expected to be the next candidate to throw his or her hat in the ring? all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed.

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in all of that area. that's a big, beautiful area. and now it's one of the poorest places in the world. that's what socialism gets you. katie: our next guest was born and raised in venezuela and has a warning to 2020 democrats campaigning for socialist policies at home. debby d'souza joins us now. tell us about your upbringing in venezuela and how it's changed. >> growing up in venezuela, i had everything that, you know, was available to us, you know, food, clothing, just, you know, really luxuries that people can't even imagine looking at venezuela today. venezuela was a very prosperous country, very beautiful country but prosperous. the government believed in the constitution. they followed it. the government has always

been corrupt but i think that it's really hard to find a non-corrupt government anywhere in the world. and so that was no exception. but they did follow the constitution. it was not a ter written tyrannl dictatorship as it has now. dean: nearly 90% of all venezuelas live in poverty. inflation forecast at 10 million percent. million. and the collapse led to shortage of food, medicine and other basic foods. 5,000 venezuelans are fleeing the country every single day. do you see any danger what the 2020 dems are calling for now. they are saying it's impossible. it could never happen here. what is your experience? >> well, you know, my family said it could never happen there. they were convinced that hugo chavez was not going to turn the country into a communist country. and he did it for the last 20 years venezuela has been on the road to socialism.

socialism is equal misery. anybody who thinks otherwise needs to go to venezuela and witness it for themselves. you know, everybody, you can't find food, you go from grocery store to grocery store just to find the basics. you line up, and if you don't get in by the time they close, you don't get food. there have been reports of people actually eating their own pets. it's horrific. and i can't imagine that anybody in america would think that something like this was a wonderful thing. it's a terrible, terrible way to live. it's horrific ideology that i can't imagine anybody thinking is a good thing. katie: debby, there have been a number of democrats hollywood leftist praised venezuela as a place where can you get to the american dream faster than you can get to it in america. have you elizabeth warren warren saying she is proposing a tax on the

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people's money. and now they have horrific poverty and horrific crime. it's one of the most dangerous places to live in the world. katie: debbie, we really appreciate you coming on to share your story about venezuela and the strategy that has become because of socialist policies. thank you so much. dean: thank you, debbie. they say it can't happen here. it just happened like that. well, new york's liberal governor signed a new law allowing abortions up until a baby's due date. one bookstore owner responding by closing his shop for a day of mourning. coming up, why he wanted to send a message to new york lawmakers. katie: plus a former associate arrested in the mueller investigation but former congressman jason chaffetz says there is one problem. there is still no sign of collusion. is he here in studio next to weigh in. ♪ ♪ i tell everyone to take the ancestrydna test

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♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ >> so let me be very clear, we really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel barrier. if we don't get a fair deal from congress, the government will either shutdown on february 15th, again, or i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the

constitution of the united states to address this emergency. pete: that was president yesterday in the rose garden. jason chaffetz, former u.s. congressman. former chairman of the government oversight committee. author of the deep state and awesome wearer of tennis shoes this morning. >> i would like to tell you i did this because i'm being jesse watters fashion forward. the relate ithe reality is i foy dress shoes. these all birds are awesome. dean: can you throw them in the washing machine apparently. pete: looking good from here on up. pete: thank you. katie: fashion judgment going on. pete: this is what the kids are doing these days: president the yesterday in the rose garden. what do you make of. >> it the president did the right thing. i think it's a savvy move. i want the wall. i want border.

you have nancy pelosi and chuck schumer they are the ones i blame for the impasse here to getting to yes means getting rid of all of the getting rid of all of the objections. so the democrats they said oh we can't even talk to you because we are in the middle of a shutdown. okay, that's gone away, oh, mr. president, we can't allow to you speak to the chamber in the joint session of congress in the state of the union, that's gone. so the president gets to make that case to the american people. and is going to expose over the course of time that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have no plan for border security but it's going to force their members to stop hiding and to go into this conference committee which is the way it is supposed to work and actually talk about this and eventually get a border wall. i have total confidence that donald trump will build that wall. we are only still in the middle of the game but the president will achieve it. katie: what's tipping point because we were at day 35 yesterday. the president vowed to keep moving forward if there was no funding from democrats with the wall and here we are now with reopening of

the government for three weeks and no down payment on the wall. >> i think at some point the republican leaders in the senate went to the president, sat down with him and said, look, this is where we are at. this is how we are going to move i this forward. something had to change. again my focus, my blame is on schumer and pelosi. that's the problem here. katie: do you think it's going to be any different in 15 days? >> i know it's a technical thing go to conference committee force the two sides to sit down and have this discussion. the longer we keep talking about border security and need for physical impediment the president wins he wins that argument. pete: the president cannot afford to walk into that conference committee and walk out cut a deal. gave them daca and i got $2 billion. he will get hammered for that. >> this has got to be republicans and democrats, house and senate getting together. the president is the last step here.

pete: get the blame or credit either way. no one cares what anyone else thinks. >> i know. they have to have that discussion. what are we going to be doing for the next two weeks? talking about the difference of having a wall and not having a wall. katie: don't you think democrats will bog this down with comprehensive immigration reform even though it's an issue of turning off a spigot and building a barrier to stop caravans from coming across the border? >> it exposes the democrats for who they are. open borders and abolish ice. you had ocasio-cortez voted against the nancy pelosi bill because it had some funding for ice. expose these people for what they're and the president ultimately wins the argument. dean: congressman for everyone sitting out there who doesn't know the inner workings of washington ie me. is it more dysfunctional now? is it getting better? how is sausage made there you know it all. for us sitting out here, it is so hard to get anything done. >> it is dysfunctional. look, when nancy pelosi, the rebirth of nancy pelosi, that genesis came from the resistance movement.

that's where she, her power base is she has raised more money than anybody in the history of the united states of america, republican, democrat, house, senate, she is the fountain of money. that's what drives these democrats but also the resistance movement who says no, no, no, to everything donald trump. but the president, i think, has actually been very tempered for this. never left the white house, always made a cogent argument. doing the right thing. ainsley: we will see where we are. i'm sure we will be talking to you again, congressman. thank you for being here, jason chaffetz u. pete: bring your real shoes. dean: don't wear the comfortable ones. katie: 13-year-old students is killed after a train slams into a school bus in texas. 9-year-old girl and 78-year-old driver are in stable condition. no other students are on board. >> i have been in this profession for 21 years and this is by far the worst day in those years. katie: cause of the collision is under investigation.

two men narrowly escape death dangling 24 stories up after their scaffolding broke loose. strong winds sending the platform whipping around this denver hotel. >> your heart is pounding, it was so scary, i really thought they were not going to make it. katie: two construction workers safely climbed through a smashed wind dough. the end is under investigation. pop songs have become angrier and sadder over the past six years. ♪ never mind ♪ i'll find one like you. katie: joyful lyrics dropped and hit songs from the 1950s to 2016 according to a new story. they also found that popular songs became increasingly angry in the mid 19990s. we want to know what you think about pop becoming so sad. send us your comments on facebook, twitter or email us at friends@foxnews.com

nothing like heavy metal on a saturday morning. pete: i have the long story about the alana morris cd. it's actually a good story. rick: did you like that album or not? pete: of course i liked it. katie: he still has it. pete: gift to somebody which i thought was a very meaningful moment. dean: break up. rick: jagged little pill. here's the. few impulses of really cold artic air is going to be coming down. it will kind of be right here across the plains in toward the northeast as toward the northeast as well. so, i want to show you, this some rain down across south florida. florida. you need this, got drought going on here. pretty rainy day the tail end of this front not moving anywhere. to the north of that pretty dry. snowflakes flying this morning across northern

alabama. shouldn't stick or anything but you might look outside and see a few flakes as you are waking up. here is your temps getting up to 1 degree in fargo. tomorrow minus 4 in marquette. go to monday still pretty cold. tuesday though the bottom drops out. actual air temperatures not wind chill. going to be actual minus 15 in fargo and go to wednesday minus 11 for a high temperature in chicago. pete: minus 11 for a high. in chicago. not wind chill. rick: not wind chill. katie: thanks, rick. appreciate it. pete: i will not be there. thank you. media's anti-trump hatred, trump derangement syndrome now turning to people wearing maga hats. >> some have even referred to the hat as a modern day version of the confederate battle flag. pete: brandon tatum wearing one. i'm triggered tarnish the

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s pete: welcome back. the left in attack mode following the covington controversy, blasting make america great again hats as racist. >> that hat has become symbolic of a lot of things in this country. some have even referred to the hat as a modern day version of the confederate battle flag. >> the hat in some ways represents for many of us a kind of racial animus. >> when i see the make america great again hat now, chris, i am triggered. i'm so triggered.

>> here to react is brandon tatum a former tucson police officer and engagement at turning point u.s.a. brandon, are you triggering us right now with that hat? >> i hope i'm triggering every liberal that could possibly watch this show with my shirt, my shirt and hat. i'm pretty sure they are going to be crying at the end of this. pete: why can't they support the idea you would support a duly elected president from whatever caricature they have created that he and those who support him are racist? >> i think these people are deranged, man. i think some people believe it's a joke to say there is such thing as trump derangement syndrome. i think it's a legitimate thing. i'm a grown man with responsibilities. nobody is going to tell me how i should believe or what i should think. you know, i can separate the man from what he has done before he was president. i love what is he doing now. i love his effort and

energy. and this hat to me has given me hope about america. returning to our christian values. putting america first. you know, we are all one people. and i think this hat represents that to me specifically. dean: that's a great strong message. what about the people saying it's the modern day, you know, white hood? >> these people are crazy. this is our political jargon because the white hood and the kkk was on the left it had nothing to do with republican values and conservatives. they are virtue valu signaling and losing the argument and possibly losing in 2020. pete: your reaction to the president's statement we are going to open the government back up for three weeks, negotiate if i need to declare an emergency at the end i will. what's your reaction? >> man, i mean, the man is doing the best he can do. i don't know what people expect from the president. the president actually cares

about the people. he don't care about partisan politics. he is opening up the government, trying to give people an opportunity to make money, to give people an opportunities to earn a living and help their families until they can renegotiate. but i feel like that the president is being strong on getting this border done. he made the statement to say i'm going to try to give people some relief and give these -- the people on the left an opportunity to straighten their act up because, after we come back 15 days later, i'm going to call for an emergency and we are going to build a wall anyway. i support the president and i think he is doing the right thing. dean: good stuff. thank you for your time and service. your point also if you are wearing a maga hat. have you got to keep wearing it ultimately what they want is for you to take that hat off and cower and clearly brandon tatum will not cower. dean teen i don't think is he going to take the hat on and cower he is a grown man. thank you, brandon, for your service. >> thank you alleluia for havinall for havingme.

dean: how then tens of thousands of citizens may have illegally voted in one election. pete: great. one new york governor shining atrocious new law allowing abortions up until a baby's due date. one bookstore owner is taking a stand closing his shop in a dave mourning and the praise is pouring in for him. is he live with his story and message to lawmakers coming up next. ♪ after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia.

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those on the list will have 30 days to prove their citizenship. and a migrant with flesh eating bacteria is detained at the u.s. border in new mexico. border agents took him to a hospital after complaining about a rash on his leg. they say he will need extensive medical treatment for the bacteria. all right. katie, down to you. katie: thank you, dean. in new york this week sweeping abortion law allowing for many abortions up until the due date. the move sparking outcry across the nation including next guest who closed his bookstore in mourning now receiving outpouring of support. he is here to share more of his story. this week we saw the passing of this extreme abortion law and how did you respond? >> well, the night that it passed, excuse me, the night that it passed i just sort of was grieving over it. we had done everything we could as a church beforehand contacting legislators, we had people at the capitol building that day trying to

lobby. i just couldn't sleep that night. i just keep thinking about babies dying. katie: you put a sign up in your store the day that you were closed that said you were not going to collect taxes for a tier havranek ketyrannicalgovernment that murs babies. we will resume regular business hours tomorrow collecting sales tax under duress. end abortion now. >> babies are murdered here. our church produced this. i have been involved a few years. that's my involvement. we have been doing things, going out to the clinics, trying to intervene on behalf of the babies, offering real help to the mothers and that sort of thing and preaching the gospel trying to change hearts and minds on this. katie: so have you received an overwhelming amount of support for your closing your store and the sign that you put up. tell us about the feedback that you have been getting. >> we have probably had about 400, 500 orders in the last day and a half, two

days. people sending us all kinds of encouraging messages. had a little bit of negative feedback. people in the neighborhood wishing we wouldn't even talk about it. and we have lost maybe one or two customers. but, it's been overwhelming positive support. katie: being in new york and seeing the legislature and governor sign and pass the bill, do you feel like your state has changed? do you feel like you live in a place that does not your morals anymore. >> i don't know it's really changed. three years before roe new york made abortion locally and so it has just gotten a little bit worse in that respect. abortion has always been murder whether it's after 20 some weeks or whether it's at conception. either way it's murder and something that people need to repent of, place their faith in christ and they can be given forgiveness. katie: abortion in new york

in 2014 the abortion rate for new york was 29.6% compared to 14.6% across the country. where do you see this going as the state puts this law in effect? >> where i see it going is other states following suit like vermont has been doing, is talking about doing. other states i think they are getting ready in case roe is overturned. the fact is, you know, i'm sure there is legislation that people have already written and ready to do the same thing in other states if it isn't overturned. katie: thank you so much. we will say we did reach out to the governor's office. governor cuomo for a response and we have not received one back. thank you very much for coming on the show today. appreciate it. >> thank you. appreciate it. katie: coming up. as democrats and republicans fight over border wall funding. border wall chief under president obama says we need to build the wall. he joining us next with a reality check for the left. plus, white house deputy press secretary hogan gidle gidley, senator bill

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>> we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. >> we asked the president to open up government so we would have time to have a debate on the best way to protect our border. >> i think the president is hell bent on securing our border. to my democratic colleagues, this is the best chance i have seen since 2006. >> the president has agreed to our request to open the government. >> the president put the american public first. >> what we know for certain is we are going to wind up with a secure border with a physical barrier. the president made that clear. >> the grand jury indicted stone on rush probe including making false statements and witness tampering. >> what is this about? it's about silencing me.

>> shortage of air traffic controllers. >> i'm glad the dedicated men and women of the tsa and all the other federal employees will not have to go longer without pay. >> hope is the state of the union address will be scheduled. >> the state of the union is not planned now. >> the soldier who spent the last several months overseas returns home to atlanta and meets his daughter. ♪ but what i really want to know ♪ are you going to go my way. pete: lenny craft kravitz is lie an ageless guy like this guy here. dean done i think we went to the same high school. i think he is a santa monica high school kid. pete: something in the water down there. dean: i still like his music it's fantastic. speaking of ageless wonders. katie in black today and looking fantastic. katie: i'm wearing black today to mourn the death of

the wall. maybe the wall is not dead. pete: i don't think that's true. dean: premature. pete: good humor well played. katie: not actually why i am wearing black. pete: the president may differ a bit but take it in good humor. three week deal, right? >> right. pete: we open the government and get people paid. force democrats to come back to the table. if we can get it, we will get it i wish people would read or listen to my words on the border wall including katie pavlich. this was in no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people who were getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the understanding in 21 days if no deal is done, it's off to the races. that's what so many conservatives are pointing to this morning. this is not a cave. this was a recognition that shutdown was going to end at some point. democrats were being total obstructionists and if you want this wall, give him a little bit more time to come to the table. they clearly won't and then use your constitutional authority to declare an emergency and build the wall. katie: do you think -- i will let you respond after i respond because i just got accused of thinking this was

not going to happen. i do think that the president has laid the table to expose democrats as people who weren't interested in negotiating at all. he has given them everything they wanted and they have given him nothing in return. dean: these federal workers are doing this and put pressure on him. i wonder how much laguardia airport had trouble playing to that too. pete: maybe that was also manufactured after the some level. i mean, the left, the unions on the left were trying to organize a tsa boycott for weeks. katie: right. pete: you get a few air traffic controllers and now you have a problem at airport. i don't think it was hitting people the way the elites in new york. if laguardia shuts down their lives shut down. most people don't fly out of laguardia in america. katie: one of the president's economic advisors saying if the shutdown continues to drag on we will see a zero percent growth in g.d.p. there were economic consequences potentially. here is the deal opening up the government. nancy pelosi talked about this yesterday about where

she stands on the wall. >> i have not been clear on a wall? okay. no, i have been very clear on the wall. our values unify us. i'm sure it's the same in the senate. and the fact is that our diversity is our strength. the differences of in so many different ways differences of opinion. that's our strength. but our unity is our power. >> democrats are committed to border security and we think we have some better ideas about how to do so that protect our border, honor our values and are cost-effective. katie: doesn't sound like she is really that interested in talking about the wall because she has already stated her feelings on it let's not forget before and during the shutdown the president asked her i will open up the government, will you give me reasonable doubt border security for a wall? she said no. where will this be by

february 15th. dean: we finally get to see them go at it. we can't do it. we can't do it until the government is open. the government is open. 75% shutdown and kept telling us it was a huge government shutdown. it was a partial government shutdown which is why it could go so long without having problems. pete: nancy pelosi is a loon, okay? what she said there is of any substance at all let alone true. find me one nancy pelosi democrat. they are not out there. she happens to be the leader of the party right now, beholden to her far left wing so she is saying not a dollar for the wall. and if that's going to be the contrast to this president who is making a cogent case for common sense on the border, they're going to lose that at some point. katie: it was interesting to watch over the course of the shutdown the debate between steny hoyer and nancy pelosi. because he was saying look, of course barriers work. they are not immoral and at the same time you have nancy pelosi out there front and center saying they are immoral. we are not doing. they don't work. and chuck schumer in the senate backing her up on that. dean: it all comes down to the campaign promise i'm going to build the wall. they want to take it from

them so in 2020 they can say he didn't do what he campaigned on. pete: that's correct. talk to an expert. mark morgan former border patrol chief under former president barack obama. mark, thanks for joining us this morning. you hear nancy pelosi saying, you know, we want a with our values that's cost-effective. president trump said just like the wheel, walls have been used forever to keep people out and maintain sovereignty. what's your take on where we are right now? >> it's easy for me and it's based on my experience as a law enforcement officer for over 30 years. yesterday when the president spoke to the american people, and he outlined his case, he is absolutely right. we absolutely need additional physical barrier, wall, whatever you want to call it at strategic locations along the southwest border. we need additional personnel. personnel. we need additional technology at the ports and in between the ports. the experts will tell you and they have been telling and they have been telling congress for a long time that's party of the

multilayer strategy, infrastructure, technology and personnel and the president yesterday laid all that out. we need to do it all including the wall. the additional thing that i will say that we need to do and the president has been asking for this is for congress to get together do their job they have been elected to do broken asylum call and case precedent like flores to remove the incentive for immigrants to come here and take this perilous trek and risk their lives and get here and overwhelm our system. the president is absolutely right with what he has outlined. dean: you are the expert of experts when they keep saying we want to listen to what the experts tell us. what you just said is not what the democrats are advocating and seems completely common sense to a regular person like me. what is the problem here? is it just politics? >> i tried to stay out of politics at the end of the day this issue is so infused with politics it's impossible to stay away from

that. the only conclusion that i can draw because as you said, dean, this is common sense is that the opposition is being driven by their own political ideology. and if i could say any silver lining that's in the shutdown is any other time in american history americans are aware and awake about immigration crisis. they are starting to change a little bit. instead of aligning with political ideology listen to the facts and truth and listening to the experts. that's what the president has done and is doing and the reason why i know the president has listened to the experts, because i provided the same service information that the president is talking to the previous administration. and it was ignored. katie: yeah. we have seen a number of democrats come out and say we just need to listen to the experts. the experts need to talk to us about this. and yet they're ignoring guys like you who have done it for republican and democrat administrations in terms of the information that they're giving. we will see what happens with that. pete: who are the experts they are talking to then? if they're not talking to you,. katie: who are they talking

to. pete: this is honest question. are they straight up lying? katie: they are talking to activists. >> it's hard for me to actually say and believe that our elected officials are lying. but i cannot come to any other conclusion when i hear the speaker of the house say that walls are ineffective or immoral when it wasn't that long ago that she participated in the bipartisan bill which resulted in hundreds of miles of wall, fencing being built. i testified in front of congress in 2016 where i said we needed a wall at strategic locations. nobody chapelled me then it was immoral or ineffective. why has it changed? >> katie: we have some new polling that shows are we doing enough in the united states to keep immigrants -- illegal immigrants out of the country. 54% say too little. 16% too much. 24% right amount and 6 % no opinion. when it comes to the next three weeks where this negotiating is going to go

on are you concerned that washington, d.c. is going to get bogged down and talk about comprehensive immigration reform. immigration reform. amnesty for certain groups of people who are here instead of doing with the issue at hand which is thousands of people continuing not just in caravans to come over the border but every single day, every single week into this country without a barrier and without any kind of recourse due tout weak asylum laws that we have? >> i'm absolutely concerned. i think congress has shown over the decades their inability to address this problem and, of course, the shutdown, i think, is illustrated that congress once again cannot get together to do their job to secure our country. so i don't have confidence that congress is going to do what they should do for the safety and security of this country. but i do have confidence in the resilience of the presidency that he is going to use all the powers that are provided him under the constitution to do the right thing to protect this great nation. pete: mark morgan, you are an expert and we are very grateful you joined us this morning. thank you for your time. dean: we appreciate that. pete: dean cain looked at

himself and said regular people like me. dean: i'm regular. i'm not all involved in the politics of the day to day making of the sausage. really interesting for me to sit there. i sit and go why. katie: maybe superman can dean: trying to defender myself. ♪ pete: you are not a regular guy. you are extraordinary guy. katie: turning now to headlines. st. louis police officer is charged with shooting and killing a fellow officer during a game of russian roulette. hen doctrine was on duty with his apartment with off duty officer catlin alex when she was recklessly shot in the chest. hen doctrine is charged with involuntary manslaughter. alex an army veteran served two years in the force and 24-year-old will be laid to rest next week. secretary of state mike pompeo is set to address the united nations security counsel in an emergency meeting amid escalating political crisis in

venezuela. the nation's top diplomat will urge world leaders this morning to recognize opposition leader juan guaido as venezuela's president. the kremlin supporting maduro's cruel regime and sending a military team known to secret missions to beef up security. a flight attendant died as a flight teantd long time hawaiian employee. griffith collapsed on hun lieu do you to new york forcing an emergency landing in san francisco. ameal both loved and treasured his job at hawaiian and always shared that with her guest. army soldier meets his newborn baby for the first time. final save completely shocked when she thought she was picking up a cousin at the airport. >> how excited are you? >> very. >> surprised? >> yes. very excited. oh my god. katie: dean is crying over here.

the shoulder returning home to atlanta. he has been stationsed in the middle east since july. dean: that's a great moment. i will sit at home and watch those returns of servicemen and women late at night and maybe shed a tear, often. katie: great american story especially when it's a surprise. awesome. pete: super cool. now i have images of dean cain watching that image on a loop. dean: and crying. katie: sad pop music. evolution of pop. pete: we will get to that later. the media tripping over themselves to praise nancy pelosi negotiating skills. >> nancy pelosi, the victor. >> speaker pelosi handled this very, very well. >> nancy pelosi has won every match. >> well, is the left and their friends in the media giving her too much credit? we will discuss it coming up next. dean: plus after we saw with covington catholic, would you get rid of twitter if you could? from twitter to facebook, our panel here to discuss what social media is doing to our society.

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women's fel forum kelly harkness is she getting too much credit because she is getting a lot of credit here, kelly. >> good morning. well, you are absolutely right. she is getting far too much credit. much of the mainstream media and political commentators are making nancy pelosi out to be a hero for refusing to compromise with republicans and president trump. they are saying she caved and that the president broke her but really the only person, the only people that nancy pelosi caved to are the 800,000 government workers who democrats refuse to even pay during this whole process. this could have been a lot less painful but nancy pelosi was really using suffering of government workers to further her agenda so the fact that she is getting praise for that i think is new low in our media. katie: kelsey, take a look at some of the headlines we saw coming out of news

yesterday. political saying how pelosi won the shutdown battle. huffington post trump caves on a shutdown to a woman who questioned his manhood. nancy pelosi, a woman in control as a rival who pflum flummoxes trump. biased in their headlines. >> absolutely. we know the facts when it comes to the border crisis. y'all talk about it all the time. there's yet another caravan of 10,000 migrants headed for the u.s. border. so, clearly, we need some sort of border security in this country. and all throughout this process democrats refuse to enter any good faith negotiations. nancy pelosi was hijacked by the far left wing of her party and the fact that she is getting praise for that, being praised for refusing to come to the table and enter a good faith negotiation with republicans is really not good for our politics and it suggests we're in for a bumpy road

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tropicana field first cashless sports venue in america. the tampa bay rays say it will cut transaction times in half. it will accept several other forms of payment. pete: how do you pay for a hot dog? >> i don't know how you pay for a hot dog. i would think cash but what do you think? pete: now you have to hand a stranger your credit card? katie: defiant roger stone free on bail and fight charges by robert mueller special counsel all related to contact with wikileaks during the 2016 presidential campaign. >> there is no circumstance whatsoever under which i will bear false witness against the president nor will i make up lies to ease the pressure on myself. pete: our next guest is a long time friend of the political operative and says grab the popcorn because roger stone wil will prove his innocence loud and clear.

micah beauty toe has been in the mueller hot seat as well. michael, thanks for being here. first of all, overall, your reaction to this raid and the treatment of roger stone and what these charges mean. >> well, you know, we have been doing this fire drill now since july when the first reporters on thursday night called roger, called me, called everybody and said tomorrow you are going to be arrested. how do you feel about that? that happened every thursday night for the last, you know, five, six months. so we have been through this fire drill before. and, of course, roger was ready for this. in fact, across the last six months, he has been getting ready you know, as a matter of fact, that most of these charges, if not all of these charges, have been aired out in the media and as you know, roger aggressively pushed back on all the media stories about these charges so he has got every email, every text, all the metadata chapter and verse to prove this false. if anybody tells you that roger stone was surprised yesterday and didn't expect to have a knock on his door,

just notice, roger stone was clean-shaven. katie: michael, you talked about the fire drill you guys have been through before. you have been interviewed by robert mueller's team. are you concerned about getting a knock on your door? >> i think all of america should be concerned about getting a knock on our door. we have been so worried about russia, you know, meddling in our elections, we are living in russia now. you don't have to look any further than a couple of dozen agents showing up at older man's house with automatic weapons to know that they are going to go over the top on all of this. i frankly have zero legal exposure here i'm concerned about roger and what this are trying to do with him. when i sat down with the special counsel on may 2nd of 2018, it was very clear to me that they were going after collusion and conspiracy charges against roger trying to get to the president. a lot of my questions were around that whole topic. here we are six months later

and we, you know, if you look at this indictment, it looks like they have given up on collusion and conspiracy and went with two guys who are willing to tell lies about roger stone. pete: michael, you watched the footage of you are right this fbi raid that was entirely necessary that cnn somehow knew about outside of his house. and then you look at the whole mueller investigation for an average person watching all of this. doesn't know roger stone, doesn't know the extent to which his relationship was to the president, what's your message to them? should they care about this? >> oh, they should absolutely care about it. first of all, it's important for everybody to understand that roger stone has never even gotten arrested. never been in trouble in his life. as far as i know not a dui, not a jay walking ticket, not anything. so this was a totally new ground for roger to cross yesterday. and, especially you need to understanding that roger is standing tall. although at the same time, he is having real financial

difficulty. that's why i put a go fund me page up called the guts fund because roger stone has guts. is he standing up to these people. you have to know what they want him to do is give in, capitulate and tell a lie about the president. he's not about to do it. katie: rornl stone is not a man of few words he talked all about that yesterday. we will be following his case as we move forward. michael caputo thank you so much. much. pete: thank you, appreciate it? >> thank you. katie: police racing to save a young boy and fellow officer from an icy pond. >> hold onto the rope, brian, give me your hand. give me your hand. give me your hand. katie: incredible rescue of one of their own is up next. pete: what they do every day. the lives of more than a dozen covington high school students nearly ruined thanks to people's instant opinions and the spread of those fake opinions, wrong opinions on social media. if you could go back in time, would you get rid of twitter? our panel here to discuss the effects of social media.

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on to that bonfire every year. they just don't normally look like the teenagers in maga hats. >> that happens all the time on social media right, kate? all the time you see these viral videos and come to find out that something is different or not exactly how it is framed. katie: the effects and use of social media, especially platforms like twitter being hotly debated after more than a dozen covington catholic high school students were accused of being racist and harassing a native american protester. the social media hurting society? let's bring in our panel tom ceersing and author of disconnected how to reconnect our digitally distracted kids. chris ruby strategist and kurkurt knutsson is cyber by. >> no distraction in our lives right now. what has happened we have gotten the d.n.a. of social media requires all these social media companies

require the fact that they just engage audiences and get a lot of people in to sign on to these programs spend as much time as they condition othe plat forms. there is no regard to really what's good for us as a society. what their first and foremost part of ownership is, how do they get our eyeballs air. they are not thinking how healthy that might be for us. people are posting without thoughtfully getting their truth out. they don't even bother to look at the story in its entirety and instead they post immediately. otherwise they fear they are going to miss the moment. katie: chris, isn't the problem social media is information just like any other information that reporters are supposed to pick up and verify. in these cases we haven't seen much verification but we have seen jumping to conclusions. should there be more vetting by the media before we get these opinions? >> sure, without question there should be more vetting from the media before they are publicly tweeting out stories that haven't necessarily been fact-checked and you have other social media influencers also putting out this information and that's

where have you this social media mob mentality that really is perpetuated by the media tweeting out this false information. it's really actually, you know, very unfortunate and disgraceful. and i think that the main challenge here with social media today and the new reality that we have to accept is that you are guilty until proven innocent. katie: right. >> you are the judge jury and punishment all in one. katie: tom, if you could kill baby twitter so it did not exist today? would do you that. >> i read that tweet and the first comment from that tweet was some guy out there, okay, who didn't think like kurt was saying. people are not thinking. they are reacting. that's what makes it subliminal. goes to the unconscious that people are acting emotionally. this individual responded to that and he put something if i had extra bullets i would kill baby fox news or something like that. that's first comment on twitter. perfect example of the outpour of thoughtless people they are reacting in emotionally unstable level.

so, social media, what i would kill baby twitter? i wish we didn't have social media. go back to when i was a kid learn to talk and ride our bikes around town and have fun. katie: isn't there the other side of social media? used to be that media outlets were the only way people could get information. information. now we have social media and the ability to kind of show a broader story. covington story started on social media but then social media pushed back and said, actually, and reporters who are part of new media pushed back and said actually bigger part of the story here. goes both ways. >> just to add to that killing baby twitter isn't the solution here. no matter what a new platform will always emerge. can't kill off the platform. what you have to do is have users who are more informed and journalists going back to journalistic integrity. katie: kurt, i want to get your response to new york op-ed. covington story proves social media is cap serous. i love twitter but i also love cigarettes and second hand smoke produces make public life disease and also

does damages to users makes most of us meaner and uglier and more hostile and clearly a bad thing spiritually. >> no denying it amplifies anger and bad behavior and stupidity. if we don't have enough time to get smart about an issue, and we just get out there to be relevant and not be missed, you are going to come off in the long run as perpetuating ignorance online. and it happens again and again. what i would say is that, you know, you look at university of michigan study to tom's point is they studied a bunch of people on facebook said for 10 minutes a day. you look with your facebook feed. this group don't look at your facebook feed. and for the group that did not look at their facebook feed for 10 minutes a day, their mood was a lot better. >> yes. >> for those who did look at facebook wasn't better are they perpetuating a reality that doesn't even exist in social media? we think our friends are doing so much better than us. we constantly get caught in the grass is greener on the other side with social media. there has got to be a

balance. the problem is i don't see the wisdom coming for us to have that epiphany to say this is all b.s. and we should do something about it. >> that's the problem with kids is the comparison. katie: this discussion will be ongoing. social media seems to be here stay. thank you all. pete hegseth up to you. pete: thanks, katie. well done. turning to your headlines. off duty police officer's actions may have stopped a mass school shooting. the officer was playing a video game online when he overheard devonte davis brooks planning an attack against his former texas high school. the teen even bragging about a prior arrest. >> when he made the threats, he referenced the fact that he had been involved with something before and ice and google it you will find out who i am. pete: oh boy, the officer immediately reported the threat to police. the 17-year-old was arrested. way to be village lejt. and cardinal timothy dolan rejecting calls to excommunicate new york

governor andrew cuomo over the state's new abortion law. infanticide law really. dollan says excommunication should not be used as a weapon. did he not specifically name cuomo in his statement. cuomo signed the new law allowing women to abort a baby one day before the due date if it protects their life or health. and, dramatic video, two officers fall through thin ice while rescuing a teen trapped in a frozen pond. >> hold onto the rope, ryan. >> okay. >> give me your hand. give my your hand. >> the ohio officers plunging into the frigid water while working to pull out the boy. all three were then pulled to the side and taken to the side for possible hypo therm therm i can't. police are crediting the teen's brother for getting help. and a child friendly employer is now allowing infants to join parents at work. the girl scouts of greater iowa rolling out a program

permitting babies in the workplace full time until they turn six months or begin crawling. officials say out policy is a great way-to-a tract and retain talent. the initiative is open to moms, dads, and other guardians. and those are your headlines. folks, maybe i will bring my one and a half-year-old tomorrow to the show. dean: i'm glad they included dads. katie: deadline is six months. pete: i will appeal that. katie: the president agreeing to reopen the government for three weeks. did the president cave like some say. matt schlapp is up in connection with. dean: veteran gets help from a hero. this is a feel good story. ♪ i get by with a little help from my friends ♪ get high with a little help from my friends ♪

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dean: measles outbreak is forcing the governor to declare a state of emergency. 31 cases now confirmed in the state. outbreak boosted by low vaccination rates. scientists calling it anti-vaccination hot spot. most of the cases are children 10 years old or younger. and president trump taking a stand against a different disease. alcoholism the president dopeating 100,000 quarterly salary to the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcoholism. the president's brother struggled for alcoholism for much of his life until his death in 1981. little bit of mini news there. pete: that's a really nice thing: dean: people forget he doesn't take his salary. pete: i do take my salary though. i need it. the president agreeing to reopen the government for three weeks. making it clear to democrats the clock is ticking on a physical border security

deal. >> if we don't get a fair deal from congress, i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the constitution of the united states to address this emergency. katie: where do we go with negotiations from here? dean: here to weigh in on this is the chairman of the america conservative union matt schlapp. matt, we have got 15 days. we are going to solve everything in 15 days, right? >> yeah, what's interesting, pete, people are saying did the president cave? did the president not cave? like everything in washington it's a lot americaiemurkier than that ques. nancy pelosi says walls are immoral, barriers are immoral. as we all know she has voted to pay for walls, to build walls. and do you know what's interesting in this 15-day cr? there is $211 million for barriers. that's 1.3 billion if you analyze it. so, there is a lot of

hypocrisy to go around on this. this is one more step in a process where the president is going to continue to fight to get that wall built. katie: okay, matt, where are we going to be by february 15th? february 15th? nancy pelosi has said you know how i feel about walls. chuck schumer in his response yesterday to president trump said we agree on a lot when it comes to border security. we don't agree on the wall. so, where are we going to be with these negotiations over the next couple of weeks? >> well, speaker pelosi said in the famous meeting in the situation room that she would never discuss funding a wall. and now we are in a position where they have indicated that they will talk about that over the course of the next 15 days. she is not going to be for a wall. she is going to be okay with she is going to be okay with a fence or a barrier as you know, katie, these are synonyms and the border patrol has said steel slats are better. here is the final piece that's really important here. some people say why did we go through all of this if the president is going to use his emergency powers.

what lawyers tell me is these case also go to the court and it has to look like you exhausted absolutely every alternative before you use these emergency powers. and i think for the last 35 days the president has demonstrated that. pete: matt, we are one hour and 45 minutes into the show and you made the most important point all the way. in if you are going to build the pace for a national emergency. you have to to have done everything leading up to it possible to show congress won't, is incapable as the chief executive i'm able. to say so will conservatives -- there was a lot of angst on the obama administration about executive orders and executive action. any concerns amongst conservatives for him taking this emergency action? >> absolutely. conservatives don't like the idea of any president using emergency powers. they only want it to be used in the most extreme of circumstances. and i think when you see that we have had two kids die at the border. when you see that there is more caravans coming to the border and you see 2,000 people trying to come into

this country illegally a day. we are overwhelmed. the border security is overwhelmed. doctors without borders and these other nonprofits have come out and talked about the human trafficking and the rapes. this has to stop. the fair-mindedness and decency of the american people realize this border situation has to get solved. pete: there have been 58 states of emergency since 1976. most of them i have no idea what they're. don't feel like emergency to me. burma, some countries i can't even pronounce. no, really, so you are saying as a conservative this counts. this matters. this is where you play your chips? >> well, i would say this. i like the fact that the president is making the case to the american people. to the american people. i know people don't like shutdowns and there are shutdowns and there are people like federal employees that have to go through this financial uncertainty. this is important that we have this debate. it's important for people to know where nancy pelosi and chuck schumer stand. they stand basically for no border security. they stand for anybody coming in to this country for any reason and then they are going to argue for

amnesty and argue that they be able to be citizens and vote. that's what they're for. donald trump is not for that if you don't make the case to the american people who are busy and working and raising their families. then it's hard to win the political argument. and winning the political argument is awfully important because lives are at stake. katie: matt schlapp, thank you so much for giving your perspective this morning. perspective this morning. we will see where it goes. >> thanks, guys. pete: far left democrats pushing socialist policies here in the u.s. they are actually just standard democrats now pushing socialist issues. they are ignoring what actually does to countries and sodas. hear from someone born and raised in venezuela who says if we keep elected these socialists in our own country it will ruin that country. pete: colin powell gets a helping hand from one of our nation's heroes. the chance encounter going viral. that veteran joins us to relive the moment that everyone is talking about next. very excited for this. pete: yes. ♪ all new lexus es.

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dean: a chance encounter that has gone viral. a veteran who lost his leg after time served in afghanistan stopped to help a stranger change a flat tire on the side of the road in d.c. pete: that stranger turned out to be former secretary of state, retired four star general colin powell. joining us now to relive the moment tony maggard. he served in the marines, the air force and the army and retired last year after 23 years of service. i believe three tour tours in iraq and two in afghanistan; is that right? iraq and two in afghanistan; >> right. pete: have you done more than your fair share for this nation. thank you. explain the story. you are driving. you see someone pulled over and do you do? >> could have been anybody on the side of the road.

hey, we are here on the beltway. somebody is broke down or whatever on the side of the road. i might as well pull over and help, you know. nobody else was there except for the person. that person just happened to be general colin powell. dean: i love this story you are a good samaritan helping somebody out. did you see that it was general powell right away? what happened? did you start changing the tire and go you look familiar? >> no, no, no. absolutely not. 65 miles per hour down the road. you can't see much of anything. as i got closer, that face is strikingly familiar. i said i think that's general powell. and then when i got out of vehicle. i just walked right up to him and i said you are general powell. he said yes, i am. i was glad i was right about that. it could have not been him but it was. pete: you had every reason not to stop. going 65 miles per hour. it's cold out. you don't know this guy. have you yet you did. why did you stop? >> i figure why not. you know. it's just one of those

things, you know. you being military, you know it's selfless service is one of the things that we just do. do. you see an opportunity and did you go oh i can jump in here and help out with that situation. why not? take a second out of your day to help somebody else out. dean: real quick. you said general powell may have a selfie and took a selfie with him. did he post something on facebook? is that what happened? >> so ultimately he said i didn't know i was going to have to get a selfie to get my tire changed. i said you didn't? dean: there is the selfie right there. you didn't have to. i took the selfie. that night i went home and thinking about the events of the day and how everything transpired. here is somebody as a kid, you know, i read all of his books and stuff. wrote about him. and everything that folks i said, man, this is a really cool opportunity. i just went and wrote a little paragraph to him on his facebook page to thank him. pete: we put it up and colin powell responded. he said it touched his heart that you would take.

>> yeah that's what he said. talk this morning about social media. it's important for us to use that as a tool. pete: absolutely. >> use it for the good as well. pete: we have to leave it there. thank you for your service. >> appreciate it. dean: thank you much. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren,... ...or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems,

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>> we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. >> we asked the president to open up government so we would have time to have a debate on the best way to protect our border. >> i think the president is hell bent on securing our border. to my democratic colleagues, this the best chance i have seen since 2006. >> the president has agreed to our request to open the government. >> the president put the american public first. >> and for congress to get together, do their job that they have been elected to do and address the broken asylum laws. opposition is driven by own political ideology.

katie: rush probe including making false statements and whns tampering. >> the indictment is thin indeed. what is this about? it's about silencin silencing m. >> air traffic threatened by shortage of air traffic agents and air traffic controllers. >> i'm glad the dedicated men and women of the tsa and all the other federal employees will not have to go longer without pay. >> deployed army soldier meets his newborn baby for the first time. ♪ ♪ it's a little too loud on the highway. i want to pull back in your driveway pete: you know, talking about highway. look at you, dean cain and katie pavlich. a team. sorry, ed. dean: i love ed too. he is not here. he will be back tomorrow. pete: we were just talking about a veteran five tours pulled over on the side of the road and changed a tire for a guy didn't know who it was turned out it was colin powell and they became friends. do you guys know how to change a tire?

katie: i do. dean: dais well. katie: i also know how to weld. pete: she is probably better with an m-4 rifle than i am at this point. dean: better than me, too. i'm decent with m 4. katie: we should have a competition some day. ed is not allowed in that competition. pete: i will compete against ed but not against katie. do you agree with me? katie: don't build me up too much. pete: would you rather have me behind that scope or katie pavlich? katie: let us know. pete: or dean cain the superman can do anything. dean dine i will get third. pete: you will but we love you anyway. stick with us. we will have fun this morning. the president walked into the rose garden it was about 2:00 yesterday. reports were he was going to make a deal. he did. he said the government will reopen and, of course, last night the house and senate passed it. the president signed it. the government is officially open. it was a partial shutdown. that part is now open. three weeks they now have to

find a solution to the border crisis. democrats say they want to talk about it, but they still want no money for the wall. the president went up to that podium and said we will negotiate. at the end of those three weeks, if we can't get there by february 15th, i have constitutional powers and prongives that i will use. people reading into that thinking that might be a national emergency. katie: president trump also receiving some criticism because he reopened the federal government without any funding right now for his wall. so he tweeted to clarify. he said: i wish people would read or listen to my words on the border wall. this was in no way a concession. it was taking care of millions of people who were getting badly hurt by the shutdown with the understanding that in 21 days if no deal is done, it's off to the races. dean, it was interesting he mentioned millions of people. he wasn't just mentioning the 800,000 federal workers. talking about the broader economy. especially after yesterday, seeing those flights getting delayed and other things happening. dean: smart thing to do if he is going to declare a national emergency. he will challenge in court.

he will say i did everything possible. which he did. putting the largest government shutdown in history. pete: nancy pelosi did everything she could to not negotiate. only chip was i won't talk to you. let you have the state of the union. i will go to hawaii and try to go on a foreign trip until you open the government. in some sense the president has called her bluff. katie: government is open it's up to nancy pelosi to actually come to the table and have those conversations. mark morgan a former border patrol border patrol chief under president obama. nancy pelosi might not like the wall but he thinks a wall is very important. >> we absolutely need additional physical barrier, wall, whatever you want to call it. at strategic locations along the southwest border u we need additional personnel. we need additional technology at the ports and in between the ports. the experts will tell you and they have been telling congress for a long time that's part of the multilayer strategy and the president yesterday laid all that out. we need to do it all including the wall. the reason why i know the

president is listening to the experts. i provided the same information that the president is talking to the previous administration and it was ignored. pete: easy to instantly react and be frustrated the shutdown was about the wall and wall funding. the more i think about it be careful what you wish for moment for democrats. they will don't have a solution. they said we'll talk once you reopen the government. so they have lost their leverage there now they have to talk. they say they want border security but all the border experts say that includes a physical barrier. they only have three weeks to do it. at which point the president has proven through lawyers and others he has the constitutional prerogative to declare a national emergency which is a lot more of the emergency than the 58 states of emergency declared since 1976. katie: take a listen to democrats in their own words promising to necessary united states on the border wall if trump reopened the government. >> it's much harder to achieve a good negotiation while the government is shutdown.

we will continue to negotiate. the first order of business open up the government. >> the president proposed yesterday increasing border security. i will use that as a starting point, but you have got to start by opening the government. >> open government and then give us a short period of time, three weeks has been suggested. in order to come up with a homeland security border security plan. we all agree to work in good faith once government is open. >> we are very firm in our support on how we secure our borders let's have that discussion after we open up government. dean: government is open. let's have a discussion. katie: what did they have to say yesterday? dean: yesterday they totally said we are going to have a full conversation or is that exactly what they said? let's take a look. >> have i not been clear on a wall? okay. i have been very clear on the wall our values unify us. i'm sure it's the same in the senate. and the fact is that our diversity is our strength, differences in so many different ways including differences of opinion.

that's our strength. but our unity is our power. >> working people throughout america empathize with the federal workers and were aghast at what the president was doing to them. hopefully now the president has learned his lesson. pete: yeah. um-huh. maybe they have learned their lesson. we will see, if not. now, we talked a lot about a national emergency and preparing for the show this morning. i thought i don't know that much, i still don't know that much about what a national emergency really means. but, the stats are out there. i mean, there have been -- since 1976, and i think we have a scrolling list of them. 58 states of emergency have been declared. 31 of those emergencies are still in effect. and these are just the national emergencies declared by the last four presidents. carter had two. reagan 6. hw 5. clinton 17. bush 13. obama 12. trump three so far. and when you look at them. most of them have something to do with funding or cooperation with foreign

governments. so you see sierra leone, the balkans, reagan, terrorist attacks. you have got the flu virus for obama. yemen, berundi. a country i can't pronounce. syria. when you look at emergencies that effect our country a wall and lack of ability to address it. dean: might go to the top of the list there. dean: it also doesn't fall into a dangerous precedent. i have fallen into that. if we do it the left can do it on climate change. it's already been done. if this is an emergency, declare it. katie: if you look at what national emergency powers allow the president to do it's a federal law provides a variety of powers of the president to use to respond to a crisis in emergency. under the powers delegated to him by such statues in federal law. seize such property. commodities. military forces, et cetera, et cetera, to help control the situation and to

improve, you know, the dangers of the american people may be in depending on what the emergency is. >> crisis at the border. it goes right into that. pete: look at caravans and drugs. those are words that a lot of the conservatives are sort of scared of. it smacks of too much collected power in the executive. but if you use it in a narrow sense for a temporary amount of time to address a specific problem. that's the -- this fits the definition of that. katie: to your point, congress has repeatedly over the decades ceded their authority to the executive branch. they have not only put authority of president obama but president trump into positions where they complain about them using executive power. but they have also ceded that power by not getting the job done legislatively. he may get sued. dean: he will get sued. pete: i'm not knows central dom musdominos central dom must. he will say we are goggin work right away. the ninth circuit. some will challenge it in the ninth circuit.

some activist judge will challenge it. it will take three or four months to play out. once that is decided by the supreme court. thank you brett kavanaugh, then he can start building his wall and by 2020 he is say there it is congress couldn't it done but i could. there is a pathway there. katie: we will see if the wall actually gets built. pete: play that tape back and see if i'm totally right or wrong. katie: turning to headlines. a manhunt intensifying for the man who shot five people in indianapolis in a bar overnight. at least two of them are in critical condition. police say a man was kicked out of broerma broerman tavern before coming back and opening fire. the victims are expected to survive. thankfully. authorities returning warren clark to the states after being captured in syria earlier this month. he reportedly sent a resume and cover letter to leaders offering to teach english to terrorists applied for a job with isis.

he faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. bernie sanders may be on the cusp of launching a second presidential campaign. yahoo news reporting the vermont senator is expected to make the announcement soon. encouraged by polls showing him a leading democratic candidate. however, his senior advisor debunking the report tweeting no decision is imminent, enjoy your weekend. thank you very much. and a truck driver quits his job after winning 298 million bucks in a powerball jackpot. david jon's first purchase the red porch he has always wanted. third ebb consecutive new yorker to take home the grand prize. there is good luck in new york deport lottery anyway. dean: i'm not going to drive my truck anymore i'm going to drive red porch. pete: good for him. roger stone vowing to fight charges against a special counsel probe led by bob mueller. gregg jarrett says the indictment is missing one big thing, any evidence of collusion.

he is coming up next. dean: have you noticed that pop music has gotten angrier or sadder? pete has. katie: he likes it. pete: i do. dean: new study shows how best selling songs have been for decades. pete: who wants to be happy all the time? dean: i do ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> thin indeed. what is this about? it's about silencing me. i will not quit. i will not fold. i will not bend. i will not bear false witness against the president. i intend to fight. pete: that was roger stone speaking out last night on

tucker. speaking out as he was indicted on russi robert muelles russia probe. making false statements witness tampering. the author of the russia hoax gregg jarrett joins us now. i will say the author of the now updated paperback version of the russia hoax. new preface and new epilogue. always a story unfolding. >> couple weeks but can you get it online. pete: wait two weeks but order it online. let's start first with this raid. they raid his home with all these federal agents early in the morning. was it commensurate with charges? >> no. it was an abusive, ridiculous and embarrassing excessive use of force by the fbi. christopher wray really ought to be embarrassed and ashamed that he allowed his agents to be exploited like that by robert mueller. 29 agents with repeat firing weapons in a predawn raid,

storming into a suspect's house. this is a white collar suspect process crime. he is not ms-13. he is not a mass murderer. pete: why did they do it. >> thuggish tactics to intimidate the witness. i doubt he will be intimidated by it. but this is what robert mueller's investigation has come to. no principled crimes. only process crimes. which are offenses against the legal process. so these crimes against roger stone are actually generated or created by the special counsel. pete: right. what does it tell you about the investigation he continues to unfold? >> that he still has no evidence of any trump-russia collusion. not a single individual has been charged with a crime for which mueller was appointed to investigate. no evidence, no indictments

in support of his original mandate. pete: if you watch any other channel, gregg. >> you would never know that. pete: you would never know that in fact you would believe the other narrative which is that walls are closing in. yet more evidence. stone probably talked to trump. maybe we are going to impeach him. how are we having two entirely different conversations? >> well, because the media hates donald trump and they don't mind misrepresenting the truth. they are now agenda-driven not information driven. these are people who are advocates now for th the demise of trump and they prove it day in and day out and buzzfeed debacle was a perfect example of it they ran crazy talking about impeachment, resignation, imprisonment of donald trump and, of course, that was a hoax as well. pete: do you see any -- are there any scenarios under which you are concerned about what could be unearthed or possible scenario of the special counsel could be working on that would be problematic for the president?

>> not at all. the fact of the matter is that what we're seeing here is selective and unequal look at all the people who lied in hillary clinton's orbit. i will just give you two examples. huma abedin and cheryl mills clearly gave false statements, emails proved it. and, yet, comey, when he was asked by congress well, why didn't you prosecute them for false statements? he says well, you know, people have a different recollection of facts. pete: which of course is what roger stone is arguing. >> the fact is if you are a friend or supporter of donald trump, the special counsel wrorkt mueller will go after you with a vengeance. if you are a friend of hillary clinton and you lie, you get a free pass. pete: if you want to know more about this the "russia hoax" is out.

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have improperly registered to vote. those on the list will have 30 days to prove their citizenship. and a migrant with flesh-eating bacteria is detained at the u.s. border in new mexico. border agents took him to a hospital after complaining about a rash on his leg. they say he will need extensive medical treatment. pete: not good. the left celebrating this week when new york governor andrew cuomo signed what they deemed to be an historic proabortion bill. >> this message is going to do the same thing. this has been too long coming and it's been too obvious and too unfair. women's equality in the law and in the constitution for all. dean: many catholics were outraged by the bill which granted more access to late term abortions. bishop, the most reverend edwin sharpen berger joins

us now. first, let's get your reaction to this new bill. >> well, as you just said, very well, it was the celebration of abortion which, to me, is a celebration of death. it's a dehumanization of a whole class of human beings in our society. the child in the womb who clearly is a human subject from the moment of conception. all the science proves that so, even though it has been advertised as a bill that brings more equality to women, it excludes a certain class of women, the unborn, half of all abortions are females. so, i do not see it something that i would celebrate. as a matter of fact, it extends -- actually, it takes away protections that previously we h and in no way is it as many of its proponents say a track in roe v. wade. it goes way beyond roe v. wade in so many ways.

so, certainly, i don't see it something to celebrate. katie: bishop. the governor talked about hits faith in the state of the state. i want to hear your reaction to that. >> i happen to be roman catholic. i'm a former altar boy and my relationship with the church is important to me. i have found the differences painful over the years. katie: how does that square? how does this catholic faith square with this new proabortion bill that he celebrated in the name of women's equality this week? >> well, as his words are in themselves many, many catholics have differences with the church on a number of issues. but this is a very radical separation from the catholic communion in the way that he presents this not only as something which is a matter of law but also which actually distances him from

one of the basic moral teachings of our church and that is the sanctity of all human life. of course, pope francis has been very, very outpony outoutsn about the sanctity of all human life. although the governor understandably would like to align himself with pope francis in this regard he is light years away. pete: bishop, walk me through the mindset. it's one thing to be a reluctant advocate for women to make a choice early on in their pregnancy and say i think there is a right for abortion. it's another thing to celebrate bringing on late term abortions. what is -- to me, they are the same thing but light years apart. what is the mindset that celebrates versus reluctantly argues for it? >> i wish i could understand that. personally, i can't get into the mind and heart. it may be some form of denial. it may be something else.

i don't know what is actually in that mindset. i mean, the kind of procedures that now are possible in new york state, we wouldn't even do to a dog or a cat in a similar situation. it's torture. and as you probably are aware, dr. bernard nathanson who formally described himself as an abortionist and performed many, many abortions not a man of the catholic faith but came to recognize the inhumanity of the young he was aborting. he famously produced a documentary called the scream. in which he detailed the incredible pain that a human being feels in the womb even at early stages. dean: there are a number of people screaming for governor cuomo to be excommunicated from the catholic church. what are your thoughts on that? >> i can certainly understand the outrage and the anger. and i, and many bishops have

been asked to consider that sanction. as you know governor cuomo is not a resident of my diocese so i would not have what we call jurisdiction. i'm not his county executive so to speak. that's a technical question. excommunication is a very -- is a last resort and as the governor continues to distance himself from our communion, it may unfortunately result in that. my hope is that since his faith is important to him, he will consider -- reconsider the importance of maintaining that communion and not continue to distance himself. there are different forms of what we might generally say excommunication. one can put themselves in a position whereby morally they cannot receive communion at the altar rail and governor is in that situation right now. katie: long-term abortion an -- late termabortion and celf

it seems -- >> my pleasure, thank you very much. pete: he lost his bid for governor of florida. now democrat andrew gillum's florida ethic troubles may have gotten woulds. he may have broken ethics laws and may have hurt his political career. dean: best of the b's. beer, burr gone and barbecue stops here next. pete: yes. katie: have you noticed pop music has gotten angrier and sadder. how best-selling songs have been changing their tune for decades ♪ i wish that i had jesse's girl ♪ where can i find a woman like that ♪ like jesse's girl ♪ i wish that i had jessie's girl does this sound dismal? it isn't.

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right. but you can trade... from, from... from darkness to light. ♪ you're not gonna say it are you? ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want to be high lover ♪ you got to get with my friends ♪ make it last forever ♪ friendship never ends ♪ if you wannabe my lover. katie: best pop band of all time the spice girls. i love the movie on vhs even though i don't have a vhs player in my house. pete: probably get it on netflix ne if you want to. spice world? katie: spice world. pete: like you didn't know. katie: is it called that. dean: i know it's called spice world. katie: why are we playing spice girls because we always should play spice girls. new study out of the university of michigan showing that songs over the last couple of decades in

the pop industry have gotten really sad. take a listen to this and see if you can tell a difference. ♪ my peggy sue ♪ oh i love you, gal ♪ yes, i love you peggy sue ♪ hello from the other side ♪ i must have. katie: do you need a tissue? pete: i'm so with adele now. dean: she is king. don't call anybody a thousand times. don't do it. pete: never works. dean: that's a problem. pete: this is a study that looks at over 6,000 billboard 100 songs from 1951 to 2016. it just generally found that over time since the 1950s, they got more angry and less upbeat. and i think it's probably kind of scientifically is true?

katie: 1950 songs are happier than they are now. what is your philosophy on that? pete: then we hit the 60's and a lot of things went sideways and everyone did drugs and everyone got depressed. dean: 70's rocked it 70's did rock. 70's music is fantastic. you guys wouldn't know about it because you weren't alive yet. katie: i know all about the eagles and fleetwood mac. pete: i read about it i saw the vinyl records. dean: they were vinyl back then. katie: hear about your music. let us know. pete: dean and i songs will probably come later in the show. what are your favorite songs? katie: let us know. what your favorite decade was. turning now to some of your headlines. headlines. take a look at this. a man jumps on the hood of his car and then smashes the wind chill with his bare hands. the bizarre act of road rage happening near los angeles. the terrified driver says the man was following her after she picked up her kids

and then cut her off and climbed on the vehicle. police are still looking for him. and a northern kentucky bishop now apologizing for prematurely slamming students into this viral encounter with a native american protester. reverend roger says his diocese was bullied into condemning the covington teens. the church quickly retracted its statement after clips vindicated the catholic students. the bishop expects them to be fully exonerated by a third party investigation. underarmor is reaching for the stars. the sports apparel company will be designing the space suits for passengers taking commercial trips to space with virgin galactic. it's also offering access to its oregon performance center to help those customers get in shape for the big day. richard branson expects virgin's first passenger flight to be in july. and those are your headlines. dean: got to go to space and look good. katie: can you buy a space suit and not go to space?

dean: negative. you have got to earn it. pete: that's right. dean cain has the money to do it. you and i don't. dean: speaking about money. katie: rick reichmuth has our weather. rick: i did a story with branson about virgin galactic. katie: how is the weather in space cold? rick: they did not give me a space suit. pete: you raised a good question is there weather in space, rick? rick: depends on what you call weather. katie: there is weather on earth. rick: here you go. there's your wind chill as you are waking up this morning. it is really cold across the far northern plains and going to be cold for about the next week. i will tell you everybody is going to be talking about the cold air that's coming. in it's not going to be long-lived. i think by next weekend we will be back into a much better pattern. get ready for one really cold week and then it will be gone. big rain across south florida today we desperately need that rain down there. you are going to be socked in for much of the day. one batch of snow moving across parts of the deep south. get ready on tuesday a new

storm moves. in might be talking about measurable snow by the time we get towards tuesday across parts of the south. here are your temps the next few days. it is going to be really really really cold. pete: get over here. rick: i'm coming. pete: i know you love this as much as i do. a festival celebrating three of the most dishes things from heaven to us. beer, bourbon and barbecue. dean: all good bs. here to tell us about it founder of the festival pit masser from the handsome devil and is he a handsome devil. pete: you prove you can wear that suit whenever you want. >> any time of year. any time of year great in the winter. pete: go along with it. rick: it added to it. pete: new york city today is the beer, bower done and barbecue festival. it's all across america. >> it's a tour. we go to 14 locations all up and down the east coast. today is new york. we have two sessions.

and you know you are all welcome to come. bring it on. come on. pete: where did you come up with the greatest idea of all time? >> i'm from north carolina. so i was born and raised down there in charlotte, north carolina. and i married a yankee who lived in maryland. and we moved to maryland and they didn't have all the things that i loved in maryland. >> so i brought it to maryland. and then we moved it all over the country because there are rednecks everywhere all over the place. katie: yes there are. we love them all. >> we love them. katie: what's on the table. dean: everybody saw the pig. pete: is that a real pig? tell us what's going on. that's a real pig. >> local product. we get a farm up in new york. came down last night around 5:00 p.m. we rolled into town. and threw eleanor on the smoker and she has been going. pete: don't name her. >> had to. katie: this is brisket,

right? katie: i don't want to get it on my dress. more of a north carolina style? >> salt and pepper rub we put on there. katie: north carolina. is there a rivalry. >> everything in north carolina is all hog. vinegar based pork. when you get to texas you get to just brisket. katie: pit master if people want to get out and try all of these things today can they? they? >> i know we are short on time. i will boogie. pete: give us the highlights. >> highlights we have whole hog. sausage, beans, cornbread and muffins for you. today we are doing gator. >> beare doing beast, by buy bi. >> consistency of a chicken and catfish. >> beer and bourbon.com go to the website. if you are in new york, in the city today come on down 12 to 4 today and 12:30

to:'30 at the tunnel 11th and 28th. dean: it's worth it. >> come on down. it will be fun. pete: there is beer, too. >> yes. >> there you go. best way to start the morning. pete: get interesting. no it won't. we will eat brisket come on out and check it out. president trump agreeing to open the government for three weeks. will democrats actually come to the table to negotiate? or will we face yet another shutdown. ask louisiana senator always quotable bill cassidy coming up next. dean: controversial noncall that everyone keeps talking about. is the nfl doing something about it? we will find out ahead of the super bowl for sure. it was a bad missed call i niadmit it. ♪ ♪ >> bacon! ♪ ♪ ♪

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dean: get some quick headlines. california's golden state warriors may have snubbed president trump but not former president barack obama. the nba champion skipped out on white house visit two years in a row but the team made sure to meet and pose with obama before their victory against the washington wizards on thursday. and the nfl is finding nfl ram's player for player not called on the field. the back is forced to pay $26,000. illegal helmet to helmet hit what caused that penalty. flag would likely have changed the outcome of the season ending playoff loss and they are very, very upset in new orleans. are they not, senator bill cassidy from louisiana? pete: your reaction? what should be done? how can you get retribution? >> it's a tough one. i cannot describe how upset people are the best suggestion i heard was to replay the last minute and 48 seconds, give the saints the penalty. the saints, of course, would then win.

everybody agrees with that at that point you donate the proceeds to offset the losses of the folks laid off during the shutdown. i think that's a great idea. katie: take an act of congress to get retribution for this call. dean: it was a horrible call i'm a former defensive back. it was overturned. i'm sorry for you who dat saints that certainly was going to be a win. get the money and give it back to the people losing money during the shutdown. what are your thoughts now on the shutdown, sir? you had a lot to say yesterday about the saints and the rams. how about the shutdown? >> i'm glad the shutdown is over. and if the product of this is the american people are more aware of the need for a barrier at the southern border and, by the way, on a bipartisan basis now, everybody but pelosi is conceding that barriers work. we need more of them and we should have some. and then the outcome will ultimately at least have a silver lining. that we will have more protection at the southern border, hopefully we will see if that plays out.

pete: senator, if everyone agrees except nancy and nancy gets to choose the agenda in the house, then you are still stuck at nowhere. do you have any hope that a real negotiation happens or do you expect that it won't happen in three weeks and you will either have -- the president will either have to declare a national emergency or shut it down again? >> i have two thoughts about that. first, mispelosi i ms. pelosi is being casual about many things, being quite casual about securing the southern border and the constitution inviting the president to come to speak at the state of the union. she does not represent the people's house. that is the people's house. if one person can shut down something which clearly the american people now understand is important, that is a sorry state for the house of representatives. and, frankly for the democratic party. as regards where we go next, i'm sorry, go ahead. katie: we were going to ask you, where do you see this going?

democrats already said yesterday pelosi and schumer are not willing to build the wall. >> i will be introducing legislation next week which combings up with alternative way. we have talked about it in the past, in which you take proceeds that have been confiscated from mexican cartels and use that to build the wall. it won't be taxpayers, it will be the mexican cartels will be advancing that, hopefully that will be a middle ground. katie: how much is that over the course of a year? >> that's a lot of money. >> there is about 4 to $5 billion confiscated per year. pete: why are we even talking? senator, why are we even talking? that's the easiest and most common sense solution i have ever heard. why would they not say steal from the drug dealers and from the drug dealers and build a wall. >> because it's become an article of faith among pelosi and her kind of inner circle that they cannot give trump a victory even if it means securing our southern border. even if it means stopping unrestricted immigration to our country. now, that's a sorry state of affairs but i'm hoping that we can push through that.

katie: nancy pelosi, let's not forget, was upset about president trump's criticism of ms-13 as animals. so i wouldn't be surprised if she pushes back on this proposal as well. it sounds like a good one. pete: drugs from thugs. i don't know if you call it or not. dean: get the wall and mexico pays for it. senator, thank you very much. he lost his bid for governor of florida. now democrat andrew gillum may have broken ethics laws and it may hurt his political career. lawrence jones says the media should investigate this but they won't. he is next to explain. katie: and a "new york times" reporter facing backlash over this tweet seeking #expose christian schools testimonials. why is the liberal press so intent on going after christians? we'll discuss that next hour.

>> did you know you took that ticket from your brother that an undercover agent posing as a developer had paid for the ticket and was gifting it to you? >> in the state of florida we have a lot of issues. in fact we have 99 issues and hamilton ain't one of them. i get that this is what my opponent wants to discuss, but i would ask him what happened to the 145,000. katie: all right. well, remember that fiery moment amid the 2018 race for governor? the democratic nominee andrew gillum deflecting whether or not he has accepted gifts from lobbyists during his time as mayor of tallahassee. now, a state's ethics panel finds proximate cause that debunks his claims. so, will the media cover this? here to react fox news contributor lawrence jones. lawrence, good morning. thank you for being here. >> good morning, katie. katie: andrew gillum held up as darling of the left and

now facing a whole series of ethics violations and potential charges. what is your response to that? >> well, you know, i expect politicians to spin allegations like this. i still believe in due process. that being said, where is the media on this? i mean, they have held up the fbi as being this honorable organization and they all of a sudden like the fbi? we know undercover agents had an exchange with them for those tickets, but no coverage. this boils down to one thing. he is their guy. this same media that has gone after the trump administration, that is suddenly wanted to do investigative reporting is silent on this because he is their guy. all i would say, guys, is keep the same energy y'all have been doing with the trump administration. want to invest every single lead that you have done this past year. katie: we want to get a statement in here from andrew gillum's attorney on the ethics complaint. he says mayor gillum will exercise his right to have the matter decided by the independent judge and a full public evidentiary hearing. so, lawrence, the media has

an obligation, right, to hold him accountable since is he a public official. >> oh, they have an obligation to do. they pick sides. this is why the american people don't trust the media right now because they have a team. and we have become so tribalistic but the problem is you don't expect the media to have a tribe. they should be investigating the american people. but we saw this back in the last administration. they didn't investigate benghazs scandal because was their guy. katie: a scandal we will continue to follow very much. lawrence jones, appreciate it? >> thanks, katie. katie: time for negotiations for the government back open for three weeks. what is the president willing to do to get funding for the wall? we will ask white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley up next. ♪ and if you feel, like i feel baby then come on, ♪

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>> this is the president yesterday. >> so let me be very clear, we really have no choice but to build a powerful wall or steel

barrier. if we don't get a fair deal from congress, the government will either shut down on february 15th again, or i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the constitution of the united states to address this emergency. katie: white house deputy press secretary ohio began giddily is here to respond and to maybe clarify a couple of things. did the president gave on this issue, hogan? >> 100%, no. the president stood up for the american people, he opened the government. the department of homeland security, people at i.c.e. and customs and border protection, the brave men and women put their lives on the line every day during the longest shutdown in history, they were working without pay while congress was paid without working. the president had conversations with the american people directly, he told them what he

wanted and what he needed, what the officials and those brave men and women i just mentioned said they needed to protect this country. he put that out daily. democrats would not negotiate, they would not come to the table. but in the course of that conversation, in the course of that shutdown what changed was that we had democrats from rank and file positions come to us and say, listen, we ran on safety and security. our constituents don't think walls are immoral, they don't think locking their doors at night protecting their own families is immoral. we are not chuck -- we are not like chuck schumer. we are not nancy pelosi's puppet. we want to work with you guys to come to a solution. when we open the government to actually build barriers along the southern border to protect the american people, and when we heard that, we realized the dam was beginning to break on the democrat side, and we could get something accomplished. that's why the president decided to open the government and pay those hard working federal employees, 800,000 plus. the government's now open, and now it's time to secure the

border. dean: hogan, after this all happened yesterday, 17 days, three weeks to make a deal. but minority leader chuck schumer says he hopes yesterday, he said he hopes that the president learned his lesson. listen to this. >> working people throughout america empathize with the federal workers and were aghast at a what the president was doing to them. hopefully now the president has learned his lesson. katie: so, hogan, if this is the attitude of democrats, do we actually expect them to do anything especially since schumer said, look, we agree with a lot of things on border security, we do not agree with the wall. >> the democrats can't just not negotiate. they can't offer anything -- offer nothing and expect something to get done. listen, while the government was shut down democrats, talk about tone deaf. nancy pelosi hauled off and went to hawaii, democrats partied in

puerto rico, and then they took four-day weekends. so they weren't doing anything on behalf of the american people. they used these federal workers as pawns. regardless of what they try and say and the tears that stream down their cheeks, they did nothing to protect the american people, and they did nothing to open the government, they did nothing for these 800,000 federal employees. we think we can get something done because we've had newly-elected democrats come to us and say we are not going to stand with the leadership who is completely tone deaf to the needs of safety and security for the american people. we think we can work with them. we had conversations with our highest level of staffers on our side plus newly-elected congressmen and congress women who said, listen, we need to come to the table and offer an agreement. their constituents demand it. and, listen, they have minds of their own. their not beholden to chuck and nancy like so many others are. pete: critics of the president will say you know who else got nothing? the president.

the government reopened, which is what the democrats wanted. you're giving a lot of good faith to the democrats, which i've yet to see. and i don't know who these unicorn, moderate democrats are, sounds nice, but count me as skeptical. if you get to the end of three weeks and there's no magical deal, is the president declared to prepare a national emergency or another measure to make sure the wall gets built? >> all those options remain on the table. the president has taken nothing off the table. and the fact that he made that point yesterday in the rose garden, listen, we are facing a national emergency, he's prepared to announce that and do everything necessary to protect the american people. so i think that's an important point here. but, listen, we are where we are because with democrats refused to negotiate, as you just said. there aren't as many unions as you think out there. plenty of folks have actually said they want to negotiate, so hopefully that happens. katie: do you see that caucus, the moderate democrat caucus, putting -- pete: unicorn caucus.

katie: -- on nancy pelosi given the lack of any negotiation and coming to the table with any kind of deal over the last 35 days? >> i sure hope so. and, look, i'm optimistic. we do have a lot of arrows still left in the quiver we can shoot here -- katie: like what? >> well, i mean, look, the national emergency's still out there, but there are other things we're look at as well, and i'm not going to get ahead of anything the president may or may not announce. of the democrats have put themselves in the box here, and, pete, you made a point that, with all due respect, was incorrect. we pointed out over the course of this shutdown that democrats have voted for border fencing in the past, 2006, 2013. but here is the dirty -- pete: correct and true, but it was before president trump. and you know how much they hate him. and for any democrat to work with him, enable him or legitimize him, frankly, they will be primaried and shouted

down by the left wing -- >> no, that's correct. pete: is it really not wishful thinking that they will now work with him and give him his signature campaign promise? >> but listen, matt schlapp touched on it last hour, i just wanted to clarify. they actually just voted for border security yesterday with, because the wall funding's there -- pete: that's a talking point, but it's not -- >> no, my point is democrats can no longer say, nancy pelosi cannot hide behind the fact that she will never vote for any type of border fencing or border security even though she's done it in the past. she did it yesterday. the fact is the president not only took his message directly to the american people, but a lot of those new democrats elected to the house were feeling that at home, because they ran in trump districts. and it was a close margin of victory for them. and their people, when they went back home, came to them and said, listen, we think border security is necessary. we think a wall is necessary.

and is so they want to work with us regardless of chuck and nancy. we have seen the levels of tone deafness they have, but the new ones don't. and they're wide-eyed and ready to work with us, and we think we can do that to get something done for the american people. katie: so one of the pieces that nancy pelosi threw into the situation, the shutdown last week was canceling -- or this week, canceling the state of the union address. she said yesterday she will talk to the president about a mutually hi greed-upon date. has she called president trump or had any discussion about moving forward with that address now that the government has been opened again? the. >> i'm not aware of any conversation they've had directly, but i do know our staffs are talking from the white house and the staff members at the speaker's office as well. listen, she said she would not let us give the speech while the government was closed. well, guess what? it's open. so hopefully, we can give that speech. and if, again, the president needs to take that message directly to the american people without the filter of political

pundits and beltway bureaucrats and definitely not the speaker of the house. he's going to do that one way or the other. pete: hogan, i will bet you a couple beers on that unicorn caucus and see if they ever come i through. [laughter] maybe they will, i just have yet to see it. >> the president pit on the table and said, listen, you guys said you'd negotiate -- pete: exactly right. he has called their bluff. >> brilliant move here, and we'll see what happens. katie: hogan giddily, thank you so much. charges filed in the death of an illinois state trooper overnight. chris lambert was responding to a car accident when he was hit by a vehicle. the wisconsin driver is expected in court tuesday. am bert leaves behind a wife and a 1-year-old daughter. a green beret charged with murdering a suspects terrorist -- suspected terrorist and urging the military to dismiss his case. he admitted to killing the

alleged taliban bomb maker. goldstein says the murder charge grossly misrepresents his service and the requirements of his mission. and leave your cash at home before heading to a rays' baseball game in florida next month. tropicana field will the first cashless sports venue in north america. the rays say the money move will cut transaction times in half. it will accept several other forms of payment, and those are your headlines. dean: instead of giving you cash, i'm going to give you my credit card? katie: made out of money. pete: it looked like $100 bill, it's actually worth a there dol. that's how i get my hot dog? katie: for $30. it comes with tax. pete: i don't like it.

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♪ ♪ >> do you ever any specific on the tax rate? >> once you get to, like, the tippy tops on your ten millionth dollar, sometimes you see tax rates as high as 60 or 70%. but as you climb up this ladder, you should be contributing more. dean: that's the newly-elected socialist who says she's from the bronx but is actually from westchester proposing a 70% tax rate on the rich. and now a new fox news poll finds that 70% of voters favor raising taxes on families making over $10 million, so maybe america agrees with her. has america turned from the land of opportunity into a society that wants to tax success and

wealth? here with more is president and ceo of the job creators network, alfredo ortiz. alfredo, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me again. pete: you want to believe that she is an outlier, but those polls would say maybe she isn't. >> you know what, pete, though she really actually is now. we just completed our own poll, scott rasmussen.com poll, and we found that 75% of those polled actually said the highest tax rate americans should be taxed at is 35%. so really americans don't want to see this kind of tax. this is not what this country was built on, right? pete: yeah. of course. >> it's the idea, this country's built on the idea that you work hard, you can become anything you want, you can become as rich as you want. since is that a bad four-letter word? pete: exactly, the president owns success and says you should be proud of that. the tax foundation said a 70%

tax rate on all income over $10 million would actually raise very little revenue due to how taxpayers would react on capital gains. as someone who understands how businesses operate, you don't get the revenue you want, but you probably force companies to make other decisions too. >> that's right. pete, we know what happens when you regulate our small businesses, when you tax them to death, and we saw that experiment happen under the obama administration. everything was killing small businesses. regulations were too high, the red tape was crazy, taxes were too high. the trump administration reversed all that, and look at the results. five million net new jobs have been created where two-thirds of that job growth is in the hands of small businesses. these very types of activities and ideas that, you know, this tippy top idea, tax it and it's going to be okay, it's going to kill wealth and job creation. finish the fundamental thing we should be focused on which the

president has done an incredible job on, seven million unfilled jobs right now, this is the kind of economy we need to embrace and do. not higher taxes, higher regulations. we need to keep on doing more things for small business owners and for folks that believe in the american dream and if you work hard, you can achieve anything you want. pete: right now in the white house we have someone who's pro-private industry and business as opposed to pro-government growth. alfredo, thank you very much for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you, pete. pete: karen pence, second lady, fending off attacks for her new job at a christian school because it's a christian school. now a new york times reporter, consider the source, facing backlash for seeking out hashtag expose christian schools testimonials. why is the liberal press -- there's almost no other kind -- so intent on going after christians? we will discuss that next, coming up.

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critics are calling a slanted a report on -- slanted report on christian schools. dean: are you in your 20s or younger who went to a christian school? i'd like to hear about your experience and its impact on your life. please dm me. katie: levin later clarified he was also looking for positive experiences, but after attacks on second lady karen pence and justice brett kavanaugh, why is the liberal press so eager to go after christians? dean: joining us right now, matt walsh, host of "the matt walsh show." real quick, it's hashtag expose christian schools. that doesn't sound like he's looking for both positive and negative stories, correct me if i'm wrong. >> i don't think you are wrong. we're seeing how the anti-christian sausage is made among the media, that he's being so blatant and open about it and basically trolling for negative stories about christian schools. they're not trying to expose how

wonderful they are, they're trying to expose how they're anti-science and abusive and all of these things. this is what i've been trying to tell people, you know, this is -- we are seeing the left ramping up its war on christianity which has been going on for decades, but in recent years we've got the attacks on christian business owners, private business owners, and now we're moving on to christian educational institutions which for years they said, hey, if you're in your own business, church, you can do whatever you want, believe what you want. and now, obviously, they've changed their tone. if we're exposing schools, what about exposing public schools which have become like factories churning out people who can barely read or think, anti-science, in public schools they teach you that a boy becomes a girl when he puts on a dress. that's anti-science, last time i checked. katie: levin did try and clarify once again, he tweeted saying i write about american youth and the hashtag expose christian schools, which unit create, went viral -- which i didn't create.

i want to hear about all experiences, including positive stories, but is this really about exposing christian schools, or is it about portraying or amplifying the differences that the media has with christian ideology? >> yeah, that's a good point because even the word "expose," that insinuates there's some sort of dark, deep secret about christian schools, something they're hiding from us, so we need people to come out and be whistleblowers, essentially. obviously, there are people who have had negative experiences, there are bad christian schools out there, there are men that are more secular institutions that are more expensive and maybe have a cross on the wall. those sorts of things exist, but generally speaking, you know, this campaign to sort of undermine christian education in and of itself,, that i think, is the problem. katie: i think you made a good point about the public schools. people certainly feel threatened by private institutions who are teaching values and things like english and math and also science. dean: shame on them.

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fight another day. now you are fighting on their terms. others say it's a cave. what do you make of it? >> it's a tactical play, only for three weeks. i'm one of the ones, being a campaign person, if you go into a fight you play to win when public opinion is on your side. 63% of the american public in our november poll said they oppose open borders. only 28% said they were in favor. that's what this is about. plus, 75% in june told us it's unfair that they allow illegals to jump the line on the millions of people waiting to get into this country legally. so public opinion's on the president's side. you got to fight it to win. if he has to call an emergency, he should so maybe he postponed that for three weeks. pete: still he has it on the table at the end of three weeks which gives him leverage. we have seen cracks on the democrat side. pelosi says walls are ineffective and immoral but guys like steny hoyer acknowledged that physical barriers are effective. is there a place where certain democrats might cross the line and work with republicans to

actually address the physical barrier portion of border security? >> i'm not so sure you are going to see democrats go forth and put -- allocate funds towards a wall along the entire border. i think what they have voted for in the past is increased border security. democrats are not for open borders -- pete: that's a lot of code talk. that's fair. everyone likes to talk about border security. that's fine. talk to any expert, they say there's three aspects. personnel, technology and infrastructure. infrastructure means a physical barrier. do you believe democrats should acknowledge that a physical barrier is necessary? >> i don't think it's necessary along -- pete: i'm going to build it all the way across winding down the river if i could. >> use eminent domain and seize lands from private citizens? you can't. pete: in order to build the new jersey turnpike, i'm sure they used plenty of eminent domain. >> you are in favor of seizing land from private citizens? pete: there's plenty of precedent for eminent domain to

be used for national security. >> it doesn't sound very conservative. >> you have to use eminent doma domain. you have to have walls. i work in two other democracies in israel and hungary. they have security fences. they are absolutely necessary to keep people out that are illegal. pete: why are you shaking your head -- >> by the way, you need to go to the border and talk to some of the ranchers on the border in arizona and texas. to them, there's people crossing their properties with guns and some of them get killed. so the fact of the matter is, and the other part is most of them are coming here for jobs. just because you seek asylum and you say you should come here, jump the line on the millions of legal immigrants waiting here, that's wrong. that's an open borders policy. if that's what the democrats stand for, that's open borders. >> at the end of the day, we just reopened the government from a partial government shutdown. we are now at the end of that shutdown, where we were at the beginning of the shutdown. the shutdown never should have happened.

republicans and donald trump just lit tens of millions of dollars on fire. for no reason. no reason. pete: nancy pelosi stands at the podium and says walls are ineffective, expensive and don't work. >> that's right. pete: that's right? there you go, john. >> democrats refuse to help daca. i mean, the president was willing to compromise. daca recipients could have gotten legal status and so it's all about 2020. >> donald trump refused that deal over a year ago. >> he proposed it last year. that's wrong. pete: we got to go. if this discussion is indicative of what's going to happen over the next three weeks, we will see an emergency declaration february 15th. we'll see. >> he shouldn't hold american workers hostage, shouldn't hold federal workers, make them work on a volunteer basis. pete: thank you both for being here this morning. katie? katie: turning to your headlines, two men narrowly escaped death, dangling 24

stories up after their scaffolding breaks loose. strong winds sending the platform whipping around this denver hotel. >> your heart's just pounding. it was so scary. i really thought they were not going to make it. katie: two construction workers safely climbed through a smashed window. they were treated for minor injuries, and the incident is under investigation. a car slams into a preschool, injuring four infants. police say the driver mistook the gas pedal for the brake, shattering the brick wall next to several baby cribs. the entire car completely inside the south carolina building. the kids are not seriously hurt. charges against the driver have not been filed. a man saved a woman's life thanks to this classic cpr lesson. >> a good trick is to pump to the stun tune of "staying alive the bee-gees. ♪ staying alive staying alive ♪

the arizona man using that song to perform chest compressions. the woman began breathing within a minute. she was hospitalized and then released. and a veteran who lost his leg after time served in afghanistan stops to help a stranger change a flat tire on the side of the road in d.c. that stranger turned out to be former secretary of state and retired four-star general, colin powell. tony maggert joined us earlier. >> that face is strikingly familiar. i said i think that's general powell. you see an opportunity, you go i can jump in and help out with that situation so why not? why not take a second out of your day to help somebody else out? katie: powell responded on facebook saying in part, he touched my soul and reminded me about what this country is all about and why it is so great. those are your headlines. thank you so much. all right. what's up with the weather for the weekend? reporter: it's a little chilly out here. get ready -- are you guys cold? look at the way you're dressed. you are so dressed for this

weather. i'm impressed. you will need it. keep it up. take a look at the weather map, show you what's going on. very cold this morning across the far northern plains. feels like minus 19 in fargo. go a little bit north, minus 36 in winnipeg. the cold air will dive down this week across parts of the northern plains. we might be seeing temperatures on wednesday, the coldest day, high temperatures into the minus teens. very, very cold. today across the midatlantic and towards the northeast, ohio valley, not bad. chilly day. down across the southeast, things looking good as well. little bit of rain across parts of south florida, in toward the northern plains. there's that cold air. we will see a few flurries go through, nothing that's going to cause any problems on the roadways. just take a little extra time. out across the west, things looking dry as well. almost no precipitation, significant precipitation anywhere, and the pacific northwest, you are dry into wednesday. back to you guys inside. katie: thank you. pete: it's cold out there. katie: get back inside. pete: roger stone vowing to fight the charges in special

counsel mueller's russia so-called investigation. >> it is a politically motivated investigation. i look forward to being fully and completely vindicated. pete: alan dershowitz says it follows a disturbing pattern in the probe. he comes up next. dean: can you name this theme song? don't guess just yet. pete: i got nothing. dean: i don't know this one. make it easier. ♪ you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you.

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and completely vindicated. katie: our next guest says stone's indictment follows a concerning pattern in mueller's investigation. pete: here to explain, harvard law school emeritus professor, the esteemed professor alan dershowitz. professor dershowitz, first of all, why hit roger stone with a heavy duty s.w.a.t. brigade and cnn cameras, why do it that way? >> obviously to put pressure on him, tell him they mean business and to say look, if you're not on our side, we will go after you. we will go after you in every possible way, maybe we will go after your family and friends, that's what prosecutors do. but if you join our team, if you cooperate, if you sing and of course, when people sing, sometimes they compose, then we will be on your side. there was no reason for that arrest yesterday. they should have simply sent his lawyer a notice saying please show up to the federal court. government admitted he was not a

flight risk. they consented to very, very low bail, basically released on his own, and it was just a show, and how cnn learned about the arrest and was there at the time also raises some serious questions. look, as judge ellis, who presided over the manafort case, said about manafort, mueller isn't interested in going after this guy for his bank fraud. they're interested in squeezing him. they're interested in getting information from him about the real target and that's donald trump. that's a very disturbing way of using the criminal justice process. also, this shows another disturbing trend and that is mueller has hardly indicted anybody for crimes that occurred before he started the investigation. almost all of these crimes, like this one, occurred during the investigation. they are process crimes. they're not crimes of substance. now, in the indictment, mueller tells an interesting story about wikileaks but he doesn't charge

him with anything like that. he can't defend himself against that at trial. at trial, he's only charged with lying and tampering with witnesses and obstruction with justice, all of which occurred after mueller was appointed. so far, mueller has come up relatively empty on crimes that occurred before he was appointed, which was his mandate. dean: so ultimately, what does this tell you about whatever picture mueller's trying to put together? >> it's going to be very circumstantial picture. he will not have, at least on the basis of what we now know, hard evidence of any illegal conspiracy between the trump campaign, certainly not involving president trump himself, and the russians. but there will be a circumstantial case that he will build, this obstruction of justice, this lying to congress, this call, and it will be a very critical report and that's why i think it would be fair to allow the trump team to come up with

its own report based on the mueller report, a conflicting report, a rebuttal report, before they release either report. they should release both reports simultaneously so that the american public can judge for itself. remember that mueller is conducting a one-sided prosecutorial investigation. he isn't looking for exculpatory evidence, he's looking only for evidence of guilt. the defense, on the other hand, looks only for evidence of innocence. it's an adversarial system. let both parties put out reports and let the public decide. katie: we appreciate your perspective on this. thank you. >> thank you very much. pete: i have a feeling we will be talking to him again. he knows what he's talking about. but do you know what you're talking about, dean, when you name this theme song? dean: got it. pete: can't guess yet. dean: that one i know. that one, i would have got. thompson is here to quiz us on classic tv show theme songs,

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katie: well, there's nothing like a catchy theme song to remind you of some of the greatest shows on television. dean: how well do we actually know these songs? comedian and host of fox nation's "the quiz show" is here to test us. what have you got for us? >> let's see who spent their childhoods in front of the tv, all right? let's hear theme song number one. ♪ you didn't even have to hear the

lyrics. is it "the golden girls"? katie: there you go. dean: how did you not know that? wow. >> because he was raised with the television. dean: if it was on tv, we watched it. we didn't have that many options. >> show number two. get ready with your buzzers. ♪ pete: saved by the bell. done. >> whoa! let's go to the tape. ♪ pete: could those shows be further apart? dean: it's the story of rick and i's relationship. i watched that show every day. >> here we go. theme number three. ♪ whoa. who was next? pete: oh, come on! >> dean? dean: he got it first. now i'm panicking.

for a second i want to say "the jetsons." "simpsons." ♪ katie: i didn't watch any of those shows, ever. pete: i was not allowed to watch this show. katie: me, either. i didn't have tv. i lived in the woods. >> katie, we will give you a shot at theme number four. ♪ pete: something like "melrose place." >> dean, what is it? dean: "90210." katie: oh, boy. i'm really bad. >> wouldn't this qualify as something like "melrose place"?

next theme. here we go. listen, guys. listen close. ♪ dean: "batman." pete: no, ""lois and clark." that's my theme song. >> we got a bonus. bonus question. here we go. ♪ katie: i know this. >> dean, going to walk away with this? dean: "munsters." pete: no. katie: yes! good job. >> i got to give it to you for

the win. got to give it to you for the win. you know, you are too much of a tv -- katie got zero. mr. tv over here. you got "the golden girls." you are accusing ageism here. we have pop songs, too? what's your favorite pop song? pete: "hey jude." >> that's a good one. the beatles. after the break, let's find out. you got to get it on fox nation if you don't have it, "the quiz show." 7:00 p.m., little bit of fun on your phone. lot of fun. more to come. ♪ (clapping)

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dean: i don't know if that qualifies as pop. pete: it was pop in the '70s. dean: i love it. pete: what did you go with? dean: i went with spin doctor. i know the years that was playing. it was "lois and clark" days. ♪ pete: what's that? dean: david bowie and queen. pete: i think my song is the best of all. "hey jude."

everyone sings along with "hey jude." it's not a sad song. katie: mine is the spice girls. better than all of yours. after the shutdown, the lowdown on why the president did open up the government. maybe he was looking at this. planes not flying, airport lines building. safety fears rising. that all ended yesterday, or did it? we will ask the president of the national air traffic controllers association, who is not so sure. after all, this could happen all over again in three weeks. and much of the mainstream media says the president didn't just blink, he caved. freedom caucus chair mark meadows says it's more like he set a trap.