♪ [national anthem] >> virginia state republican party is calling for virginia's democrat governor to step down. >> pictures surface interested yearbook 1948 of northam wearing either blackface or kkk robe. >> that photo and racist and offensive attitude it represents, does not reflect that person i am today. >> now the governor is in league with planned parenthood. >> regardless we are building a wall and building a lot of wall.

we are getting nowhere with the democrats. we added 304,000 jobs which was a shocker to a lot of people. >> i call it the face of the new trump economy. look at these numbers for heaven's sake. we are not making this stuff up. >> cory booker of new jersey joined the 2020 democratic presidential field. >> i'm running to restore our sense of common purpose, to focus on the common pain that we have all over this country. we can do better. >> i don't think he has a chance. ♪ ed: good morning and we begin with a fox news alert. virginia governor ralph northam facing mounting calls for his immediate resignation. prominent democrats all around the country urging him to step down after highly controversial photos emerged from 1984 medical school yearbook. the photo showing, as you can see, two people one in blackface and another wearing a kkk hood and robe. we do not know which one is the governor. but we did confirm that he is in this photo.

northam late last night posting this to twitter trying to keep his job. >> that photo and the racist and offensive attitude it will represents does not reflect that person i am today or the way that i have conducted myself as a soldier, a doctor, and a public servant. i am deeply sorry. ed: northam added that he is committed to finishing his term there is only one term for governors in virginia. lawmakers across the country, as we noted, demanding he step down. this is incredible breaking story. pete is back as well as emily. emily: the gang is back together again. ed: remember how this started many around the country heard of front and center because of this bill now advancing in the commonwealth of virginia that some people are saying is basically infanticide, allowing abortion right up until birth and even right after birth. northam was front and center

for defending it with very controversial comments. many democrats ducking that now though. they have to respond to this story. emily: remarkable to me is not essentially conceding the rest of his term not only is that yearbook horrible but on the heels of what was infanticide bill vague and shocking to the conscious. why is he not taking responsibility to that action and behavior democrats running for president have come out and said that's unacceptable. coor booker just announced. kamala harris, kristin jill branelsd. julian castro. terry mcauliff. amy klobuchar. quite prominent. the leader of the black caucus in virginia. leader of the democratic side also calling for him. this is a bad photo. everyone is saying that we

know that it's from a college yearbook in 1984. that said, i don't think that means that northam today is a racist. just like i don't think it means ed gillespie his opponent, northam tried to call him a racist during their campaign. just like it doesn't mean like all the calls that donald trump is a racist. everyone needs to calm down. judge him for that photo all you want. not a good photo, final. this served in the army after that 1984 to 92. maybe he learned some thing. vice chair. union general sheltered freed slaves. he had to go through the fact that he learned that his family owned slaves which was terrible. i watch all this moralistic virtue signaling and doesn't it get sick to you at some point? like this is bad but to avalanche. wait until something comes out on all these other democrats. does everyone pile on every time a sinner reveals they're a sinner. emily: that's the argument. ed: gone after gillespie his

opponent and gone after the president 2017 trashing him over charlottesville saying the president was giving cover to white supremacist and now it turns thought medical school yearbook he is the one either in blackspace or kkk robe and it's just disgusting. emily: that's the argument democrats throw stones at glass houses and ultimately that falls on their own party too. pete: part of the disgusting nature of in this avalanche and pile on of northam is the second part of a bad week for him. the pile on didn't start from democrats when the governor, who may soon be a former governor made a new law in virginia that he supports. he describes. ed: going through the process. pete: he got behind it he described what it could mean for a baby newly born. the rights to alberto what ed haabort what edhad referred s infanticide. >> if a mother is in labor i

can tell you exactly what would happen. the infant would be delivered. the infant would be kept comfortable. the infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and family desired. then a discussion would ensue between the physicians. pete: discussions would ensue between the physicians and mother. as to the life on the baby life would be kept or not. ed: in that sound bite but they would provide comfort to this baby that was born already even though you may abort it people are saying comfort. what are you talking about? ben sasse and other u.s. senators have now jumped in on a federal basis and said they are trying to get the u.s. senate on record as saying this is infanticide and has to stop. remember, what happened here in new york state with the new state law. that's actually the law in this state and now if this moves forward in virginia, this is gaining momentum now in a disgusting procedure. and so i think that's what set the table here.

as pete said, democrats were not criticizing northam. i didn't hear what he said. they were ignoring him. emily: we know fully well there has been a cherry picking of rage from the left, right? what was so striking about those comments is how clinical it appeared. that it was essentially referring tissue. it was such a detached clinical approach and that is in part what shocks the conscious in addition to the fact that that bill itself was so vague and so unspecific that there would be a whole host of ramifications from that the states and the senate are responding to that by saying this is way overboard. this shouldn't be the reaction that the left fears about roe v. wade being eroded. it absolutely. pete: gone way further than that when dems asked ready to condemn him for yearbook photo from 1984. asked about comment from yesterday or two days ago about infanticide. here's what they had to say. >> i have no idea what he said. i have no idea what's happened there. >> i don't know what he said. >> you have no idea what he said? >> i have not seen anything.

>> have you not heard about it? >> i have been in retreat. >> considering the comments from governor northam yesterday how does it make it harder for pro-life democrats in the party. >> i'm sorry, i just don't know what he said yesterday. pete: only one lobby democrats are you afraid to cross the abortion lobby. the planned parenthood lobby and they are done. that's why you haven't heard anything from democrats. they took the easy one on the photo and avalanche on that. don't say anything about the abortion issue. emily: all of a sudden no one hears anything oh i have no idea. when someone from the right or g.o.p. party says anything it's a direct quote all over the place tweeted. so -- ed: go back to the kavanaugh hearings and the savagery that was going on for many of these same democrats like kamala harris and cory booker who were all over kavanaugh without corroboration. pete: we will get to spartacus later. ed: of course the niece of martin luther king jr. talked last night on fox

about why ralph northam's yearbook photo is so painful. watch. >> tell you why the photo bothers me. margaret sanger who is the founder of planned parenthood was a consultants to planned parenthood. and so, she founded planned parenthood but she was a consultant to the ku klux klan. now, the governor is in league with planned parenthood and so is some of the other politicians that you just mentioned and so they ar infanticide and abortion today. it doesn't matter how old the photo is but what is happening today still happening in that photo and geng happening right now. that's why the photo bothers me. ku klux klan is still in league with planned parenthood. anybody who sanctions planned parenthood is in league with the ku klux klan. pete: well said. margaret sanger wanted the elimination of the unfit. anti-disadvantage.

antireligious. pro-planned parenthood well said by alveda king. emily: let us know what you think at friends@foxnews.com. we begin with a fox news alert. vladimir putin firing back overnight pulling russia out of the cold war nuclear treaty and threatening to develop new missiles. the kremlin claiming only launch new weapons if the u.s. does this. coming a day after the u.s. suspended the treaty due to repeated violations which russia has denied. man convicted in a d.c. mansion murders will spend life behind bars without parole. darren whence showed no remorse as he was handed the sentence for killing three family members and their housekeeper. >> prosecutors say he held the victims hostage before stabbing them and setting their home on fire in 2015. chuck schumer's communication director is forced out due to inappropriate encounters. asked to leave after his behavior was making some in the office uncomfortable. according to the huffington host he apologized and

regrets mistakes he made after drinking too much. calling out maroon five adam levine for crossing the picket line. major backlash for headlining the super bowl halftime show. >> if you are going to cross this ideological or intellectual picket line then own it and adam levine isn't owning it. if anything, it's a copout. emily: lavigne getting criticized for his decision to perform and saying is he just doing for the music. critics are didn't reject in support of kaepernick's fight famously kneeling during the national anthem. pete: can't just do it for the music anymore. ed: they may have some tribute to kaepernick and surprise halftime. let's go down to atlanta where brian kilmeade is. i can guarantee is he standing and not kneeling, good morning, brian. brian: absolutely. thank you very much, ed. you are 100 percent right. let me tell you what we have here at the nfl experience. first i got the collins high

school screaming eagles band. one note, guys? ♪ brian: and we have the new england patriots cheerleaders right here. they are getting old hat three years in a row check out the decatur army football team. going through the combine drills. this is super bowl -- this is a preview of super bowl 65. these guys are going to be starting soon. we have a lot of fun. we have got some surprises. marcia is going to be here life and interview with blank. we have an nfl will heend joining us by surprise. i can't give up his name but he has never been on "fox & friends" before. back to you inside in studio. four hours of this fun. pete: i want to give up his name so bad but i promise you i won't. [grunts] ed: i have been counting them. at least three or four hall of famers you are talking to this morning. pete: brian has a great

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hours north of here. we actually rode along yesterday with one of the trailers, being assisted with a gentleman named simir here is what he told us. >> border to immigration cross and take opportunity to pass through other country. i think it's a good. griff: do you have a message to president trump? >> take care of us because we are -- united states and give us opportunity to stay in the united states. griff: so what samir was first talking about the mexican president obrador very pro-immigrant helping them get to the u.s. border. the trump administration reports "the washington post" they are going to expand to other cities and san ysidro port of entry and san diego and one of them is likely to be el paso, texas, as these migrants begin to get on buses headed directly

towards that area. griff? ed: we will be getting back to you. it's interesting. because obviously the border issue is playing out. huge battle in washington. remember, nancy pelosi had said just over a week ago mr. president reopen the government and we will negotiate. and i was covering it in the middle of this week back in washington the democrats on that bipartisan conference committee put together to get some border security money saying everything is on the table. we want to get a compromise. money for a barrier if not a wall. and nancy pelosi comes out 24 hours later and says nothing. you will get no money at all. so you have got to wonder if they tried to pull a fast one on the president and that's why he may go for a state of emergency to just build the wall on his own. the democrats promised him they would negotiate and it certainly doesn't look like they are. emily: they are not. the 17 newly acquired attorneys at the white house are working diligently on that basically as an option so immediately that can be presented. what's interesting to me is the fact that we have

currently 30 states of emergency in effect they have been in effect for literally decades. i don't hear the left acknowledging that or even meeting. meet every six months to assess still valid or right. they have met not once in the 40 years that the other states of emergency have been in action. of the argument it's some type of loaded weapon or aberrant or rare tool. pete: great points except this is trump. they hate him so much. this thing greatest emergency declaration ever and should be resisted at all cost. this is what he should do and he will do it. ed: big state of the union tuesday night live here on the fox news channel. we will be talking about it all morning. also talking about the virginia governor not the only one facing a big controversy over race this morning. bill maher getting backlash yet again this time for this comment. >> i was in the cia for almost a decade. i was of the dude in the back alleys at 4:00 in the morning collecting

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debate senior advisor for the trump 2020 campaign katrina pierson and democratic strategist jonathan harris. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. ed: is there little remorse this morning for democrats who were so eager to go through that yearbook of brett kavanaugh during the confirmation hearings? >> no. i mean, i think this is extremely different. this is more steve king territory than brett kavanaugh. and no, i mean, look, the reality is democrats have been swift in asking him to step down, saying that he needs to resign. almost all the 2020 candidates have done that. there has been no question about that. i think it's let brett kavanaugh and more steve king who still has not resigned. ed: way saw you about that because as i recall medical school book. kavanaugh was a high school yearbook and pillarried for things not corroborated in this case the governor is admitting he was in the yearbook this is his controversial photo. >> first, ed, let me dispute the fact that democrats were swift to call for his

resignation because, in fact, they were not. if you looked at the other networks last night on some of them you would think that northam was a republican because the lower third of the screen said so. many democrats did not call for his immediate resignation. you could hear some of the political pundits on other networks actually trying to make excuses saying things like is there a path back from redemption for racism? you even had a prominent black political commentator say i'm going to leave it up to the voters of virginia to decide whether or not he should step down. the only reason why this is a big deal for democrats now is because you did have people like kamala harris come out and demand for him to resign. make no mistake. this is not about the image of blackface. this is about the klan's picture it is out there and now we are finding out that it was out there before. the question is who knew about it and when they did know it. ed: jonathan, are you stunned just as a political strategist that neither side found this? because i bet ed gillespie the republican who lost to northam is maybe demanding a

refund this morning from his oppo research firm. >> definitely. there is a question why this wasn't able to be found. this wasn't in the 1950s. this was in the mid 1980s. it shouldn't have been that difficult to find. i think it's a bit of a stretch to say that it wasn't swift. i mean, by this morning, you have all of the leading candidates. elizabeth warren, kamala harris and cory booker asking him to step down. there is no way he has legislated this way or would or maybe if there is a path back there very big difference between people doing that. >> if this was a republican. >> it usually is. >> it would have been immediate. >> actually that's not true and i'm not sure why people are surprised that this photo even happened. after all it is the democrat party who launched the kkk. >> but it's the republican party who had to apologize for embracing the southern strategy in 2005. that's a no little more recent. >> the left always hide

these types of things when this comes to racism on the left. >> because this picture was out there. and somebody hid it. no one denounced hillary clinton when she embraced robert byrd who is or was a grand wizard of the kkk. ed: what about that jonathan. he was a leader in the senate and embraced by hillary and republicans as well and grand wizard in the kkk you come on this morning and saying it's always been republicans who got in trouble with this. what about robert bird. >> i am saying it's usually republicans. >> please. >> from steve king. really? we can go down the list republicans have a storied history with racism. ed: i will let you talk. he has been admonished for comments recently it wasn't about the kkk. comments that republicans lashed out you now all of a sudden because northam is in trouble a democrat you are tying steve king to. this there is a difference between steve king who has not resigned and

ceremoniously stripped of his power at a time when the house didn't have any control anyway so it didn't really mean anything and this where democrats are asking him to resign and he doesn't have a history of this. steve king had a long history of this. paul ryan was asked about his history of this a while ago. i'm not saying both sides don't have an issue with this. but it is much more a problem on the right. >> if you look at 2013 in the debate where he had with lieutenant governor's race which i think it was e.w. jackson who actually tried to shake his hand at the end, he didn't even acknowledge he existed even after the black man tapped him on the leg to shake his hand, he didn't even turn his direction, in fact, pretended like he didn't exist. so actually there is a history of this here's the thing. is he going to resign. he has to resign because the democrats have said now that they can't run against trump and call him a racist if he stays. in he is going to be replaced by a black man which is poetic justice. >>let let me know when steve king resigns. ed: mentioned steve king a number of times.

>> loved it. ed: she took a test to prove she has native american ancestry. she has a new message for the nation and you won't believe it brian is in atlanta gearing up for the super bowl. brian, good morning. >> we have roger staubach coming your direction and the billionaire owner of this team. he is not living off society we also have the new england patriot cheer lords and decatur army guys. queue them. this is the combine, go. this is the combine that pros would go through at the nfl experience. how many times can pop warner kids have a chance to have the new england patriots cheer for them as they come through? what athletes and the 6-year-old won the championship, back in a moment from atlanta and new york city. ♪ let the good times roll ♪

emily: welcome back. let's check in with our own brian kilmeade in atlanta for all the super bowl action. ed: good morning, buddy. brian: hey, guys i'm with the super team here and super cheerleaders over here. i had a chance to talk to a super billionaire and he is arthur blank. he came from nothing. started home depot and bought the team called the atlanta falcons and bought this 1.5 billion-dollar

mercedes stadium. i had a chance to talk to him yesterday. here is our interview right at super bowl park. watch. >> the city is doing incredibly well. we will have over a million guests here and the stadium, i know, is going to be spectacular. the roof, the artwork, the scoreboard. everything about it will be shown. brian: bob kraft, when he bought your team the falcons he gave you advice. >> right. brian: run your business and run your team the same way. >> what he really was saying that the values the culture we built at home depot and is in place in all of our businesses today you want to shofindways to show appreciatioo fans. time, energy, passion, resources, everything they give an organization. so food and beverage is a really big deal. we cut the prices by 50%, half. and we also said the price something not going to change. we are going to make it -- it's not going to be dynamic

pricing. don't care how big an event it may be. super bowl, an for example. those values pay attention to them and drive you to success in the national football league. brian: i understand last year like many owners and football fans were a little torn when everyone started taking a knee on the national anthem and how we solve. this you are part of a committee that helped solve it what did you do and why do you think we have been able to put this in the back drop? >> understand the issues they are talking about are real in america. there are issues that we have to continue to make progress on. they really want the ownership of the nfl to not just be on the sidelines and supporting them but actually be in the arena with them shoulder to shoulder. the league is taking that on. dealing with criminal justice, social justice, equality issues. working with the players' coalition, working club level and league level and we have moved it really from protest to progress. and that's been our goal. and so the players feel that way and the reason they are not kneeling is because they see on a nationwide basis, on a club basis that we're making a difference and we

are committed to the same changes they are. i think the players really honor that and respect that i'm not worried particularly about a demonstration of any sort on sunday. brian: right maroon five or anything like that. >> no. brian: other thing in the news another coe very successful came from a eager background howard schultz. he was told by a lawmaker i'm tired of the billionaires free loading off of us. you are a billionaire. do you free load? >> no. i think most people of wealth that i have spent time with and work with are blessed with the success they have had but care about making a difference. and it's not just about making a difference in their own lives. it's kind of the soul question how to make a difference in humanity and other people's lives. all about sharing the wealth. our financial wealth but, beyond that you know, our values and showing people we care about them. brian: rams, patriots, sunday 6:15. what are we going to see? >> you will see hopefully is a great game. you will see a spectacular

stadium. and you can see spectacular events in the stadium and spectacular game. so i will give you the commissioner's answer which i have listened to roger many years. i'm rooting for both teams. i'm rooting for -- i really am routing for a competitive game. >> then i will ask you what's your schedule tonight? >> that was arthur blank. still hurts two years ago up 28-3. with us a member of that team. two members of the patriots, the family. nicole and melissa. nicole, three years in a row you have been here. is it old hat? >> no. it's such an amazing journey the whole time you are doing some cool events. it's all leading up to the big game. so exciting. brian: melissa, do you feel like you are in the championship, too. >> it's really exciting to be here. we have the pleasure of enjoying our time and some opportunities while we are here so so much fun. brian: how great is it to be cheering for the decatur army kids this morning? sean, i know it's a little loud. what does football mean to

you and your family? >> about a fight. brian: i'm not sure what that was. do you like football? >> yes. >> what do you like about i it? >> the lace. brian: you like the place? who is going to win on sunday? >> falcons. brian: falcons will not be winning on sunday. who is going to win? >> the rams. brian: rams? okay. are you guys having fun this morning? all right. good. we are going to have you do some drills a little bit later right, guys? brian: back to the studio. new england patriots cheerleader. ed: sounds like you will have to separate those kids from the new england cheerleaders they are all routing for the rams. pete: you were famously a raiders cheerleader did you ever do interview. >> all the time. it was such a blast. great to be in that ambassadorial role. steve. brian: maybe we will need to talk more about that

cheerleading. emily: 2020 hopeful elizabeth warren apologizes to the cherokee nation to take a d.n.a. test to prove her native american ancestry. spokeswoman for the tribal says we are encouraged by this dialogue and understanding that being a tribal citizen is rooted in centuries and culture and laws not through d.n.a. test. declare her candidacy for president in a week. so, a mayor is under fire now for a controversial comment he made about fried chicken while interviewing texas congressman will hurd. >> i was in the cia for almost a decade. i was the dude in the back alleys at 4:00 in the morning collecting intelligence on threats of the homeland. >> that's where they collect them, huh? >> it is, it is. >> by the popeye's chicken? >> heard is th?hurd is the onlyk republican serving the house. >> accuses censorship for turning down anti-kaepernick super bowl ad. >> for those who kneel they

fail to stand that they can neil and they can protest but they can only do that because i am crazy enough. >> does not believe they can pay for the 45 seconds of air time despite bringing in $25 million in annual revenue. a company spokesperson says the patriotic message is the real reason cbs declined the ad. pete: yeah. ed: we have had that company on the show. pete: money is green. i'm sure they could prove they could pay for it cbs wants no part of this. good four nine line. well, "the washington post" says it confirmed the authenticity of governor northam's yearbook photo by looking in the schools library. so why did it take so long to come out? ed asked that question earlier. it's a good one. we discuss it coming up next. ed: interesting mystery. it's groundhog day so janice dean the dancing machine is live in punxsutawney, of course. waiting to come out of

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janice: good morning, everyone. we are in punxsutawney, pennsylvania. the weather capital of the world for groundhog's day. we are all waiting in anticipation to see if phil sees his shadow. if he sees his shadow which he does 83% of the time he will predict six more weeks of issue with the you. groundhog has only predicted a springtime i think 18

times in 133 years of this extravaganza. we just had the fireworks. it was a beautiful display. we have hundreds of people here today, including the young ones. come on over here young lady what's your name. >> elijah. >> where are you from. >> scranton. janice: is this four first punxsutawney phil is it going to be winter or spring. >> spring. janice: i have to tell you because we have had such cold temperatures this week and warm up starting this weekend here in punxsutawney where it's going to be 50 degrees my prognostication is phil will predict an early spring. yes! i think it's going to happen. place your bets. we're having fun, obviously. we will see you soon. ed: you heard it first in hall of famer janice dean. thank you.

guys? pete: appreciate it. emily: virginia governor ralph northam facing backlash in this newly found photo in a medical yearbook. pete: "the washington post" confirmed authenticity just by looking in the school's library. why did it take so long for the photo to come out. emily: here now to react is michael knowles of the daily wire. thank you for joining us today. pete: in the flesh. >> i'm here. pete: two big things happened to the governor this week this happened and earlier in the week he said insane things about abortion. >> he endorsed infanticide and how morally backwards is the left that this is the issue, a 35-year-old photo from a yearbook? this is the issue that gets them riled up that makes them say that he is unfit to serve. but endorsing infanticide poet birth abortion that they say is not a big issue. republicans are seizing on it they are making a big deal about it of course the question is why is this photo coming out now?

there have been rumors of it for a long time coincidently it comes out. it's all about abortion. it has nothing to do with the ku klux klan and black face. democrats have served with racists a long time. longest serving senator robert byrd a democrat. hillary clinton called him her friend and mentor in 2010. this is because the left is losing the narrative on abortion. making the same mistake pro-lifers used to make in reverse. arguing about abortion at the moment of birth even after birth. pro-lifers used to argue about abortion at the moment of conception. we know overwhelmingly they lose late term abortion. they will use a 35-year-old yearbook to oust him. emily: cnn was reporting he was a republican. >> they bury the story about infanticide. they say republicans are seizing on the narrative. then he does this. cnn reports is he a republican because he simply must be a republican, right?

he is a racist. then that story falls apart, too. what's amazing here is the gracelessness of the democratic party though. we are talking about 35-year-old yearbooks. this is a favorite tactic of theirs since the kavanaugh hearings. i don't care what he did 35 years ago and what offensive costume he has worn. i care about what happens now in 2019. when you have a governor who says he supports abortion, red, infanticide after birth that means he is morally unfit to serve. pete: some day each of us hope grace will be bestowed upon us for something we did 35 years ago. have we gone so far is that a corner we have turned that we can't come back from? >> of course. this is i guess the yearbook is the original facebook post. digging back into somebody's past. finding any offensive thing they did to oust them. we know that they didn't just happen to find this last night. this has been around for a long time. they are deploying it now to kill his career. that's fine. they are doing it for the wrong reasons.

emily: thank you very much for joining us. >> good stuff. pete: remember when cory booker spartacus himself made headlines during the kavanaugh nomination with this comment. >> i openly invite and accept the consequences. this is about the closest i will ever have in my life i am spartacus moment. pete: candidate now says it was one of his proudest moments. we will explain. emily: u.s. economy booming adding 304,000 jobs despite the shutdown. dems are wanting to raise taxes. what impact will that have on the booming economy? we will cover that, too. brian brenberg here to break down the numbers next ♪ i want to put on ♪ my my, my, my ♪ boogie shows

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ed: a lot of new news to get to. a job report adding 304,000 jobs in the month of january alone. but predictably 2020 democrats have the booming economy in crosshairs. they are now vowing drastic tax hikes. >> could increase the taxes that people are paying who are the extremely wealthy, 70%. 80%. we have had it as high as 90%. 1% must pay their fair share. emily: here to react is brian brenberg from the kings college here in new york city. thanks for joining us this morning. ed: we have a great economy let's wreck it. >> this is the last number the democrats wanted to see. they are talking about a socialist remake of the economy. in january we get 304,000 jobs added. remember, this was never

supposed to happen under the trump economy this late in the recovery. it definitely wasn't supposed to happen in the middle of the longest shutdown ever. yet january defies all expectations. leaves democrats saying well, how do i explain this massive overall when we have the best jobs economy. pete: how do they explain it wage growth. >> trending where we want to. it's not where we need it get dr. it's going there. they will have to back pedal on this. they don't want to answer the hard questions. they don't want to have to talk about the details here. gee how is your socialist takeover going to change things when we have already got 300,000 job creation numbers going here? what are you really critiquing in the trump economy in the performance has been way beyond anything you thought was possible. emily: brian, how do you account for that continued delusion, frankly where the numbers are speaking for themselves and this continued inability to appreciate it and change their course? >> democrats don't like the idea that entrepreneurs

drive the economy without government control. if you look at all of these policies, tax policies, regulatory policies. democrats want control of the policy. they want to remake it in their image of what's moral. they hate the fact that entrepreneurs don't play by those rules. they create, they innovate and has nothing to do with washington, d.c. that's the real issue here. and that's why they are pushing policies that are all about centralizing power and decision-making in washington, d.c. ed: that's what taxes are about, too. it's piggy bank. green new deal. medicare for all. >> i mean, they want the money to be able to reinvent the economy in their image to push the social policies that they are interested. in not what consumers are interested in and entrepreneurs are interested in. pete: class warfare. suddenly evil. >> they can't control rich people and dictate the terms. they have to sit back and watch. sorry, you can't always control things. sometimes you get 300,000

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>> bret: virginia state republican party is calling for democratic governor to step down. >> yearbook picture surfaced of in 1984 of northam wearing either black face or kkk robe. >> that photo offensive attitude does not reflect that person i am today. >> the democrats running for president quickly coming out and saying this is unacceptable. >> bret: president trump hint guilty again at declaring an national emergency to get funding for his border wall. >> i think there is a good chance we have to do it. regardless we are building a wall and building a lot of wall. we are getting nowhere with the democrats. pete: thousands of migrants still inching closer to the

u.s. griff: they are headed towards texas. they are lining up. >> cory booker of new jersey joined the 2020 presidential field. >> running to restore common focus and focus on common pain we have all over this country. we can do better. >> i know. i don't think he has a chance. brian: nfl experience i have the collins high school screaming eagles band. >> super bowl 65. ♪ ♪ [welcome to my house] ♪ pete: welcome to our house. that's our house in atlanta. we are here in new york city. that's the collins hill high school band playing live at

the super bowl experience in atlanta. we are going to check in with mr. kilmeade working on the weekend for us. a little extra credit. he will be covering super bowl for "fox & friends" be there all morning long. ed: sweet trip and do a couple live shots for us. ed: welcome to our house. emily: thanks guys. so much fun with the super bowl. ed: you used to be an nfl cheerleader. we may be teasing a little bit. big football game tomorrow night. governor ralph northam from virginia under fire apologizing for a yearbook photo from his medical school days. this is in 1984. you can see there on the right he is not saying which one he is. on the right either the man in a black face or a man in the kkk hood in costume. but he is acknowledging that this is a big problem. he is apologizing for it

interesting that a lot of democrats, particularly 2020 democrats are now calling for him to resign many of the same democrats who earlier this week did not call the same governor out for basically supporting infanticide. so that is interesting. we're going to get to that in a moment. but, also interesting that the governor of virginia is saying he will not step down despite this controversy. watch. >> the racist and offensive attitudes it represents does not reflect that person i am today or the way that i have conducted myself as a soldier a doctor and a public servant. i am deeply sorry. i cannot change the decisions i made nor can i undo the harm my behavior caused then and today. but i accept responsibility for my past actions and i am ready to do the hard work of reef gaining your trust.

ed: it's remarkable this yearbook was essentially there for the taking for either democrats back in his primary in 2017 or the republican candidate ed gillespie who lost by several points to him, esmly. buff now you have just curve ball of democrats saying you have got to get out. emily: exactly. prominent democrats are calling on northam to resign including cory booker, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts. kamala harris from california. kirsten jihadi brand from new york. julian castro. amy klobuchar and former virginia governor terry mcauliff as well. a chorus. pete: terry mcauliff was significant when he was governor of virginia ralph northam was his lieutenant governor. you also have other prominent democrats and republicans calling for him to step down. this is a terrible photo. everyone who looks at that photo says man, bad idea. also ralph northam after

that went on to serve in the military in the army, honorably. has since -- is he a vice chair of a authority at a civil war site that showcases the sheltering of freed slaves. just because he took a bad photo 35 years ago doesn't mean you are a racist today. i refuse to sit here and say ralph northam is a racist. that's a racist photo. it's a bad idea. ed: he was to president trump. because. pete: or to ed gillespie. ed: he went on cnn and elsewhere. saying the president is a racist. giving aid and comfort to white supremacist because of what happened in charlottesville very interesting that ralph northam was very quick to throw a stone at the president of the united states over charlottesville and other matters, emily, here he is with this reprehensible from 1948. >> absolutely. ed: when he was an adult. not a kid. emily: goes to show as well plenty of people throwing stones that don't exactly have this clean past as well. all of a sudden become hot

button topics that everyone else pouncing on to look back and say when this happened this was my response. this was my outrage and therefore you can have faith. pete: careful when you are apologizing for something did you 35 years ago and you hope that people will give you the benefit of the doubt and listen to your oea polling. again, whatever happens to ralph northam i don't care the voters of virginia and democrats will decide that's up to. they do we really live in a moment where everything you did 35 years ago will throw you under the bus forever? i hope not. i hope not. ed: also, pete, on your point same democrats rushing out because it's easy to say that this photo you see here in the "wall street journal" is reprehensible and he won't say whether he is the one in black face or kkk hood. it's reprehensible. where were they earlier this week on the abortion issue? emily: where was his apology on the abortion issue as well. ed: this is what he said earlier this week about a state law proposed in virginia gaining steam there

when you listen to what he is saying would essentially allow a mother to decide to kill a baby after it has been born which is why republicans say this is clearly infanticide. this is him justifying it watch. >> in this particular example, if a mother is in labor, i can tell you exactly what would happen the infant would be delivered. the infant would be kept comfortable. the infant would be resuccesresuscitated if that's t the mother and family desired. then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother. pete: this is where the modern democratic party is that's why the democrats didn't come out and condemn northam for those comments. ed: they had a chance. reporters were chasing them for days. pete: more afraid of planned parenthood and republicans are pouncing as exposed to extreme views from democratic virginia governor. when democrats were asked about this. remember the pile of names that emily read of all the people condemning him for that photo. this is what dems said about northam and his proabortion

comments. >> i have no idea what he said. i have no idea what has happened there. >> i don't know what he said. >> you have no idea what he said. >> i don't. i have not seen anything. >> have you not heard about it. i have been in retreat. >> considering the comments from governor northam yesterday, how does that make it harder for pro-life democrats in the party? does that cause problems at all. >> i'm sorry, i just don't know what he said yesterday. ed: and she is catholic and she said i don't know what he said when it was out there. pete: ask her tomorrow and the next day and the next day. keep asking them because they need to answer to those comments and what she say will be very revealing how they feel about late term abortion. emily: any time anyone opens their mouth there is a chorus from the left everyone shown on that sot. and now the fact i have no idea. i have no idea. it's incredibly transparent. ed: one of the democrats calling on fellow democrat ralph northam in virginia to resign is cory booker who is the latest entrant as emily teed up nicely. cory booker the latest

entrant into the 2020 sweepstakes if you want. when last left cory booker he was at the kavanaugh hearings making a spectacle himself at the hearings. here is his spartacus moment. >> i am going to release the email about racial profiling and i understand that that -- the penalty comes with potential ousts from the senate and if senator cornyn believes that i violated senate rules, i openly invite and accept the consequences. this about s. about the closest i will probably ever have in my life i am spartacus moment. pete: cory booker reflecting on that day on "the view" he still feels like spartacus. >> the truth doesn't even really matter. i hope you goal back and watch the kavanaugh hearings. one of my prouder moments sticking you up for people. with his told. bring it you are going to throw cory booker out throw me into the pit as well. that senator i looked at them and said wow i am

spartacus moment. he stepped forward anything that happens to corey happens to me. ed: chairman at the committee at the time chuck grassley said these emails are coming out anyway. holding himself out as spartacus i'm throwing down here. i might be admonished might be breaking senate rules if he released emails. chairman of the they are being released anyway. being transparent. you are making a show of this. emily. emily: falls so flat. in that moment, the ripple effect. the only one that was really proud of it obviously was spartacus. ed: senator spartacus. pete: do you know why he thought it was such a special moment. cory booker has never thought of putting his political career on the line for somebody else. it's always been about cory booker. how do i elevate. everybody who knows cory booker knows he is a politician's politician. he will jump on an issue, jump on this to glorify himself at the podium. that's what he does. when he is at the podium and some senator says i will go down if corey goes down. what? i can't imagine somebody doing that it's like

spartacus. closest thing i ever come to military service in my life. lie like the president said yesterday he has no chance. ed: pete is triggered. friends@foxnews.com. what do you think about the spartacus presidential run? we want to get your thoughts. emily: all right, turning now your headline us. the u.s. plans to expand its asylum process to several border cities. the measure requires migrants to wait in mexico while asylum claims are process you had. it's only being enforced at one border crossing now. new rules would also roar not just single adults. considering a gag over in a case against president trump's former advisor roger stone. >> the whole purpose of the gag would be so i don't poison a potential jury pool but they just poisoned a potential jury pool by making me look like elle chap or pablo khobar. >> she wants to hear stone's side of the story but doesn't want it to become a public relations campaign. next court date is set for

march. stone is charged with lying to congress and obstruction of justice: anthony sadler, alex scar lot toes and spencer stone receiving french certificates ceremony in sacramento. took down armed extremist on paris bound. story turned into a movie starring themselves 15:17 to paris. ed: very cool. great job. emily: could fire player after the game. watch this. [cheers] >> play on, play aggressive. ready? [cheers] >> how are you all feeling? >> fired up. >> 1, 2, 3. ed: i love that. >> is he going viral after inspiring his florida team to win both of their games. ed: yes. way to go, daniel, we salute you. i was going to say where is this?

you can't play little league out here in new york. got to be some place warm so florida. emily: definitely florida. pete: he will be a special kid some day. ed: he already is. first federal birthism crackdown. a scheme to steal american citizenship. how does this happen? we will ask the former border patrol chief under president obama mark morgan. is he live next. pete: we are live all morning long from the super bowl experience in atlanta. gearing up for the big game. brian, how is it going out there. >> it's going good pete, thanks for asking. ed never does. real quick i have to tell you what's happening at the nfl experience. first off, everyone is talking about the game 48 hours away 2 and a half point favorites are the new england patriots. the last time the rams played out patriots 2002 and marshall faulk was the star of that game. is he going to be joining news 35 minutes. the patriot cheerleaders are here and wide awake yesterday to go andy tell you the collins worth high school band is here? alex.

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pete: the first criminal charges against so-called birth tourism just filed in federal court. 19 people in southern california charged in a scheme which brings pregnant chinese mothers to the u.s. to give birth making their children automatically american citizens. emily: how often does this really happen? here to weigh in former border patrol chief under president obama mark morgan. good morning. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning. pete: hi, mark. how often does this happen? does it surprise you? what do not know about birth

tourism. >> it doesn't surprise me at all. i hoped american people are paying attention to this. because this really shows one event among countless just how broke our overall immigration system is our laws are full of loopholes. our policies are archaic. experts have been saying this for years. and this case isn't "newsweek." if you go along the southwest border for decades, young women, pregnant women have intentionally illegally entered this country with the sole purpose of giving birth here in the united states. they weren't fleeing violence. they will weren't fleeing persecution, they were pregnant and their sole purpose was to get here illegally to their child could be born in the united states. it's happening all the time there are midwives in the united states that help them giving them prenatal care get off the grid and just before they give birth they go to the hospital and their kid is united states citizens. it happens all the time and been happening for decades. emily: speak to whether this is exponentially growing and how other countries are now

joining in on this. and as well speak to whether other government officials are involved. how wide is that web when these other countries are involved you will see hs ice did a great job this isn't just the southwest border problem although it's significant there and the president is right in what he is trying to do. this really is a larger problem. as more countries understanding that our laws are absolutely archaic. they are taking advantage of the generosity of i think the greatest nation of the world. this case illustrates that. again, it's growing and i will give you an example along the southwest border with the influx of the family units. when i was chief i actually went to one the southwest border stations i saw a young pregnant woman with a 3 or 4-year-old child on herr lap. because of the asylum laws broke and bad case precedent like flores the border patrol had no choice but to release her into the interior united states knowing she was pregnant and that that she would give

birth and then that individual would be a u.s. citizen and border patrol had no choice. pete: mark, this is a big issue and don't have enough time to get through all of it the idea of birthright citizenship, how do you make it something that fits with the environment we live in. >> well, i think that's a great question. but i think that's a legislative fix that can be done. i don't believe our forefathers meant because we are a land of law, a rule of law, i don't believe our forefathers meant that you could break our laws, intentionally, either through criminal action enter this country and then reap the benefits from that i don't think that was an intent. the legislature needs to get together and fix this. pete: that's a great point. no. mark, you drew a pretty nice line there. we will continue to follow. this thank you for your time. thanks; janice dean is live in gobbler's knob in punxsutawney, pennsylvania. what's the latest out there? >> the latest is they are in to the ceremony.

they are going to get the ground hog out. punxsutawney phil. and talk to the ground hog in groundhog ease. this is the beginning of the ceremony where the handlers are out. there are several of them. at least a dozen. some of them have been doing this for 50 years. and you can see them. they are going to do a proclamation and then bring phil out and talk to him and see what his prediction is. if he sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter. so let's listen in. >> phil's buddies i would like to introduce a.j. and john griffith. [cheers] we are only moments away from two very important things. the first one being we're going to take punxsutawney phil out for his prognostication and more importantly for some of you who have been here all night, you get to climb back on a nice warm bus and head

down. [cheers] >> you don't want to do that hey, we are going to do something real quick here we are not splitting you up. we are going to do a chant and on three, i want you, if you want an early spring to say er-ly-spring. wait. what part of on three did you not understand there? here we go. if you want early spring. i want to hear you. 1, 2, 3. [chantinchanting early spring] >> nod bad, not bad. now we are going to find out how many skiers and crazy people are out there. here you go, a.j. all right. well, you know, john and i do a lot of school assemblies. we always have this going on. he is always a spring guy. i'm always a winter guy. i am a skier. anyway for you winter folks out there. let's try to beat them out.

we are trying to influence phil's decision here the best we can on the count of three i want to hear six more weeks three more times. okay, 1, 2, 3. [chanting six more weeks] [crowd boos] >> i don't know. i don't know. probably have to talk to some other guys and see what phil thinks for himself. >> what was great about that is not only did we have the people hollering six more weeks and early springers going boo, boo. all right. we're going to turn it back over to our vice president jeff lunsder. >> oh, that's my name. i'm the fair weather man. all right. what i have here in this secret box is that i have two scrolls that have been prepared that phil translated earlier. one of these scrolls is for spring. and one of these other scrolls is for winter.

[cheers] we're going to place these scrolls on the carpet here. we're going to turn it over to the president to introduce phil and we're going to put phil up on the stump and we're going to find out what he is going to predict. president of the ground hog club mr. william dilly. >> thank you, jeff. [cheers] >> ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to wake up phil this morning and speak with him. the cane i am carrying is a cane that has been passed down from president to president. it's a cane that gives us -- or gives me and former presidents the power to speak in ground hog ese. so if i do not have this cane in my hand i cannot talk with phil. i do have the cane so we are going to talk with phil. phil is sleeping right now. so we have to wake him up. and how do we wake up phil by announcing his name. [chanting phil]

[chanting phil] >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, it's the time. [cheers] [cheers]

[cheers and applause] >> all hail groundhog supremacy. >> love you, phil. >> phil, we love you. [cheers] >> okay, phil, we have got to get serious here, buddy. okay, look me in the eye. huh?

we have a prediction. [cheers] >> phil, we love you. >> we love you no matter what. >> i just read this, okay? >> don't shoot the messenger. >> hereee, his or he hear ye, td annual trek of the punxsutawney groundhog club. pawnches phil the sear of sears prognosticator of all prognosticators was awakened from his burrow from cheers of thousands of faithful followers. [cheers] >> and groundhog ese phil directed the president and to intercircle which reads down in my borough on long

winter nights i listen to tunes to keep my mind right from motown to country to rap even bach, there is a recent elvis yeah the beatles rock. your cheers at the knob really give me a thrill. everyone singing to the world phil, phil, phil. but predicting the weather that's my song. for 133 years, i have never been wrong. so, is it early spring or more winter forecast? stop the music, here is my forecast. faithful followers there is no shadow of me, a beautiful spring it shall be. [cheers] [cheers and applause] janice: oh my god. woo hooh.

pete: there you have it. ed: bring you this fox news alert. pete: spring is coming. forget the polar vortex, spring is coming early. that doesn't happen very often. emily, are you excited? emily: yes, i'm very excited. spring early exactly. i love the expression on that little guy. he is so cute. pete: or lack thereof. someone who does not lack an expression is janice dean our own janice. you are there live on the ground. does this surprise you. janice: oh my gosh. this is a fox news alert? pete: it is. janice: it should be. phil only predicts spring about 83% -- sorry 83% of the time he predicts a six more weeks of winter. 18 times in 133 years phil has predicted spring and now we're onto the 19th time. this is historic. this is amazing. and we were here, fox news was here to witness this historic moment. spring is just around the

corner forget the meteorologists this is the prognosticator of all prognosticators. phil, we are not worthy. ed: we are not worthy. pete: how do we go from a polar vortex to spring? i will also bow to phil but i need the background. janice: phil was obviously listening to the janice dean weather machine forecast because coming up this week in pawnches it's going to be 53 degrees. so we went from subzero temperatures with wind chills of minus 40 to temperatures in the 50's and i do predict that starting now things will start to thaw out and we will start to see the flowers blooming within weeks. good job, phil. pete: flowers blooming within weeks. janice: i have to tell you everybody is now exiting. this has been going on for 133 years. it lasts for about six minutes. and everybody leaves. pete: just like times

square. janice: amazing. pete: janice, congratulations. clearly her prediction only validated. janice can take credit for this. her prediction only validated by pawnche pawnches py phil. janice: bye, guys. ed: cory booker the latest democratic to launch yes a 2020 presidential bid. we are taking a closer look at his policy agenda comparing it to his opponents and we turned up interesting little nuggets. that's coming up. fill fill our own brian kilmeade live from the nfl experience in atlanta. running back coming up next. there they are. brian is waving at someone. ♪ ♪

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now i know you do care. grag great new england patriots. thethey are at the top of their game. we have the kato army pro-football team that marshall has been working with. last time the new england patriots were in the super bowl they were playing you guys and you guys were heavy favorites and you lost 20-17. how often do you think about that game? >> you know, i don't think about the loss as much. only around super bowl time when the patriots are in the super bowl and people start talking about how the dynasty started and how young tom was and that team that started everything. but, outlines of that, i always think about the win and the win comes to mind because we are here in atlanta once again where we won the super bowl. so, looking forward to watching this game. brian: you feel a part of the rams even though they moved cities. >> you are a ram you are a ram. brian: is he in san diego and they are in los angeles. you have a message, first off, with the relation of pot and people saying it's

okay in schools and things like that. before we get to the kids and talk a little football, that's a message that you want to get out. >> we are just trying to help parents and people in general with the information on if you are going to indulge in any type of substance abuse of any kind, even if you are just doing it recreational learn what you are putting in your body. do some research, go to -- just look it up. find out what you are putting in your body before you put it in your body. brian: and don't. hopefully not. >> for kids without a doubt. for kids you say don't. brian: a lot of people love to watch the game but telling their kids not to play the game. get this over the last five years tackle football participation for kids 6 to 12 is down 17%. over the last 10 years across the country down 7%. are you worried about the future of your sport? parents are worried. >> i'm not worried because when i look at these kids, this is a great way to teach them a lot of values that the game teaches them. this sport, you know, it's given me a lot. my son has played.

they love playing the game. they now work in and around football. but, understand this, these kids for some of them this is a way out of their environment. and the risk that you take it's worth it i mean. brian: where did you come from marshall? >> i'm from new orleans. i grew up in a housing project. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the game of football. i understand the risk but it's worth it. brian: kids, do you want coach marshall to bring offensive play against my defense? brian: jerry, bring him out here. line him up. i'm going to run a play. do the 4-3. two defensive backs. we are going to run two plays all right, marshall? work with these kids. >> linebacker. brian: you can be middle linebacker. first contact we don't want you to tackle the cheerleaders. patriots here cheering you on. let's run a play. [cheers] brian: marshall has been running a drill. let's go decatur army. defense, don't let me down. >> ready, set, go.

>> theories. >> huddle up one more time. huddle up, huddle up. defense, come on back here. marshall, what kind of play was that? pete: that was a dive. that was a marshall one yard dive. ed: coach might have a future. pete: coach kilmeade is coach kilmeade. he teaches soccer. ed: expanding to football? pete: looked like a blitz. emily: those girls are lucky they have the pat cheerleaders cheer for them. pete: watching the most important part. elm he will clearly. corrography. pete: got them in the shotgun. ed: his defense is almost belichickian. emily: that's a stretch. pete: thought we were going to see a pass play maybe not. emily: turning now to headlines, a snowball fight

escalates into a riot near west virginia university nearly 900 rowdy students gathering for some snow day fun with classes cancelled due to the cold. the crowd apparently throwing rocks and glass bottles at police when they asked students to leave. officers hiding behind a snowplow and using pepper ball guns to break up the crowd. no one was arrested but officials are considering charges. illegal immigrant and convicted child sex abuser is arrested during a traffic stop in texas. police say marvin ramos gave a fake name before fingerprint scan identified him for multiple sexual assault charges. mexico native was deported in 2013 and 2015 after a dwi arrest. he is now in the hands of homeland security. ed: so he was deported twice. emily: yeah. senator kamala harris getting called out for posting this photo congratulating stacey abrams on big gig. the failed georgia gubernatorial candidate will be delivering the response to president trump's

response to the state of the union. the 2020 presidential hopeful didn't seem to notice what appears to be a homeless man sleeping in the background. ed: nice photo. anyone traveling to britain may want to think twice before ordering fish and chips. a new study revealing many restaurants are making the dish with an endangered species shark. sold under a number of names such as rock salmon. calls for a change in labeling rules to clearly show what species is being use dollars. ed: that's incredible. fish and chips you get might be endangered species when you go to u.k. pete: on my bucket list eating endangered species. when you don't know what kind of fish it is, why are you eating it? emily: i do have to say i went to the university of michigan going back to snowball fight first snowball fight of every winter tradition that everyone would convene on this one fraternity's lawn and throw cue balls.

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ed: let's start with cory booker if elected president what would be on his agenda. >> first off if cory booker became president america would have first vegan president. are we ready for that i am not sure. the truth is a lot of democrat platforms look quite similar. all the ones we are talking about today embrace some form of medicare for all which would basically get rid of all private health insurance and some form of the green new deal which would fundamentally change life in america as we know it. cory booker, while he supports these, i think we are going to see him emphasize things like criminal justice reform in his campaign, legalizing marijuana. but he has an interesting path where he used to be moderate on platforms like school choice and then when he became sort of a public national persona he completely flip flopped and smeared education secretary betsy devos who he used to actually work with. ed: that's interesting as you say because you have

someone like cory booker mayor of newark, of course. they had troubled schools. he was trying new things. maybe moving to the middle. now if you are going to run for president in 2020 and you are a democrat you have to move to the left and that's what we are seeing with kamala harris as well. she did this town hall with cnn. what she said about private health insurance was pretty shocking. >> go ahead. i want to hear your reaction. >> oh, so kamala harris, yes, she had some trouble when she talked about private health insurance because, look, a lot of americans might support some obscure idea of healthcare for everyone, funded by the government. but, when it comes down to it, when americans are actually told that this would mean there's no such thing as employee sponsored or private health insurance anymore, the numbers, the poll numbers of americans who support that dropped dramatically. she is sort of figuring out where she is on all of that and realizing that, you know, this -- the idea of medicare for all really

makes president obama and obamacare look like a moderate proposal. ed: that's an interesting way to put it what about kirsten gillibrand, of course from here in new york? >> so kirsten gillibrand used to be blue dog democrat. at one point in the beginning of her career she had an a-rating with the nra. this is really hard to believe anymore. she has completely flip flopped on that front. she has an f-rating with the nra. she used to want english to be the official language of the united states. she used to be strong on border security. and now she, you know, she is sort of with the democrats saying walls are immoral and she wants to abolish ice. so she is -- she is beginning her campaign with some sort of apology tour apologizing for these path positions that she held that are just no longer tolerated among the democrats. ed: what about elizabeth warren? because she raised some eyebrows by telling cnbc that billionaires are free loaders even though the top 1% pay as big share of the

taxes in this country as you know. but what's the rest of the warren agenda? >> well, elizabeth warren has likability problem, relatability problem. she is probably more relevant back during the obama administration where she really spearheaded the liely misguided the consumer protection bureau. since then it's hard to know what she has really accomplished. she certainly is running on these ideas like the green new deal and some sort of government funded health insurance. but her constant demonization of job creators in america is really damaging and misguided because many of these job creators are the reasons why our economy is doing so well. taxing the rich is not going to solve america's problems. ed: yeah. and in her defense, elizabeth warren and some of these other democrats are saying that they want to get the rich to pay their quote,

unquote, fair share. there is going to be a lot of healthy debate about that in the days ahead. we appreciate, kelsey you breaking it down. pete hegseth i just saw him off camera. is he definitely against the vegan idea in 2020. pete: absolutely. ed: are you an pro-or anti-vegan. >> i'm anti-vegan. ed: pete likes to eat meat. joined "fox & friends" yesterday with inexpiring message defending life as some liberal lawmakers push proabortion bills. watch this. >> i don't want to make it illegal. i want to make it unthinkable. ed: cathy mcmorris rogers is also defending the lives of unborn children including the lives of those with down syndrome like her son cole. she joining us live with her personal story next hour. and the best way to watch the big game tomorrow, pete is getting ready. is he going to be firing up the grill i'm sure. he has a huge tv as well. kurt the cyberguy is here. all the best deals you can

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entrant into the 2020 sweepstakes. >> i'm running to restore our sense of common purpose to focus on the common pain that we have all over this country. we can do better. >> i know. i don't think he has a chance. brian: first i have the collins high school screaming eagles band. >> 133rd annual trek of the punxsutawney groundhog club there is no shadow of me, a beautiful sprinkle it shall be. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so much going on can't keep up. we the get to punxsutawney phil. first we are at the super bowl experience in atlanta. check in with brian kilmeade have great interviews including a special surprise guest never been on "fox & friends" before. ed: never? pete: almost everyone has been on.

ed: brian is here even when he is not here. emily: yes, he is. ed: emily is here. emily: so much in store. pete: in case you missed it no more six weeks of winter. spring is coming early says punxsutawney phil. ed: go for it. emily: 19 times in a million or whatever? it's a pretty big statistic for us. we are excited about it. ed: suggests things are heating up and things are heating up for the governor of virginia this morning. we go to a fox news alert. ralph northam a democrat show nothing signs of resigning just yet despite calls from major members of his own party, including prominent 2020 hopefuls. pete: it was this photo from his 1984 medical school yearbook showing two men. one in blackface and the other in a kkk outfit that sparked all the controversy late yesterday. emily: gillian turner is in our nation's capital with the latest. >> good morning, guys, so ralph northam wants medical school yearbook is filled with the would be governor of virginia with two other people who are as of yet,

unidentified. now, one of those people is dressed in a ku klux klan robe and a hood and the other wearing black face. the democratic governor has issued an apology, take a listen. >> that photo and the racist and offensive attitudes it represents does not reflect that person i am today or the way that i have conducted myself as a soldier, a doctor, and a public servant. i am deeply sorry. emily: lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say that apology isn't cutting the mustard and they are calling for resignation. the congressional black caucus says an apentagon isn't enough. the governor needs to learn it's not about what you do once you are caught. instead it's about the things you do when you think no one is watching. and the chairman of the state's republican party weighing in. racism has no place in virginia. these pictures are wholly inappropriate. if governor northam appeared in blackface or dressed in a

kkk robe, he should resign immediately. so, republicans turning up the heat on a governor who is already on tender hooks this week. his comments on late term abortions on wednesday morning to wtop radio were widely panned. if northam were to resign he would be replaced by the state's lieutenant governor and first governor in modern virginia history to resign. guys? ed: gillian turner live in washington. so many directions we can take it. go straight to dan bongino fox news contributor former secret service agent host of podcast and author of "spy gate, the attempted sabotage of donald j. trump." good morning, sir. when you are the governor of any state in this great country and trying to explain to the people of your state or your commonwealth in this case whether you are the guy in black face in the photo or the guy in a kkk hood, it is not a good morning in virginia. >> no. i mean, ed, there are red

lines in america you just never cross. and that's clearly one of them. and, ed, you know, i think everyone needs to be crystal clear on this. this happened while governor northam was in medical school. not that this is ever acceptable ever. let me be clear. he wasn't 8 years old. he was in medical school when this happened. i want to say as well i had this photo, ed. i had it october 9th. i was emailed this photo by someone and the way it was emailed made it difficult to verify. we don't have enough time for me to explain why i couldn't verify it. but, i'm only bringing that up because the way it was sent to my i'm sure other people had it, too. notably some prominent politicos, probably on the democrat side medias as well. i'm wondering if i had it in october of 2018 why other people didn't run with this until we had the infanticide moment on wtop. emily: dan, how do you explain that that's such a

disingenuous approach if it's all for strategy anyway how do dems and people on the left explain the outrage when things like this happen? >> you know, i think what happened here is northam quickly became really a liability for the democrats because he made a critical mistake. he discussed abortion in terms of what it really is. he mentioned the word infant which democrats never use when discussing abortions. he didn't use the clump of cells or the fetus and they made northam a liability. i wouldn't be surprised if this photo wasn't leaked by somebody on the left to change the conversation. emily, the photo was out there. again, i know some people are upset, i got some tweets this morning. a lot positive, some negative saying you should have run with this story. i'm not doing that if i can't verify it's true. if you want to do that go right ahead. when you are in conservative media and, ed, you know this better than anyone, being a journalist, i'm not, i'm an opinion guy. if you are wrong on the conservative side, you are done. you are finished.

if you are wrong on the liberal side, like they have been wrong about trump from day one, you are giving a prettpulitzer prize: i was a criminal investigator at one point. and the way it was sent to me made it very, very difficult to verify. i'm not going to do that if i'm not sure it's true. and if you want to do it go my bag of what northam said about an infant. he crossed that line talking about late term abortion and infanticide. here's what he said and here is democrats trying -- when they are asked about it they have nothing to say. watch. >> in this particular example, if a mother is in labor, i can tell you exactly what would happen. the infant would be delivered. the infant would be kept comfortable, the infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desired, and then

a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother. >> no, i don't. comments have been mischaracterized. the personal insults toward me i really find disgusting. >> i have no idea what he said. i have no idea what's happened there. >> i don't know what he said. >> you have no idea what he said? >> i have not seen anything. >> you have not heard about it? >> i have been in retreat. >> considering the comments from governor northam yesterday how does it make it harder for pro-life democrats in the party and does that cause problems at all. >> i'm sorry, i just don't know what he said yesterday. pete: he says it won't apologize for it and they don't know anything about it, dan. >> see know evil, hear no evil. i have written a few books. what they tell you is you have to put the reader in the scene. write it in such a way that he are living it that's exactly what northam did in that interview wtop. he put the listener in that

room as a breathing child of god was in that room and a, quote, decision was being made. and for the first time a lot of people heard what late term abortion or in this case not abortion, an actual child, what that policy involved. really was. and that's why he became a severe liability for the democrats who have been feeding us the clump of cells fetus line forever and if we are talking about space aliens and not a life, a god-given life of a human being. and that's why northam had to go. emily: dan bongino thank you so much for joining us this morning. ed: bag of donuts. >> thanks, guys. emily: all right. turning now to your headlines. vladimir putin firing back overnight pulling russia out of the cold war nuclear treaty threatening to develop new missiles. the kremlin claiming only only launch new weapons if the u.s. does. this coming a day after the u.s. suspended the treaty due to repeated russian violations which russia has denied. senator chuck schumer's communications director is forced out due to

inappropriate encounters. matt house was asked to leave in november after his behavior was making some people in the office uncomfortable. in a statement, house apologized and says he regrets mistakes he made after drinking too much. general motors is expected to start a new round of layoffs cutting over 4,000 salaried jobs. according to the detroit free press. it will happen on monday as part of a restructuring plan to save $6 billion by 2020. now, the news comes after g.m. announced in november that it would be shutting down five plants. an anti trump restaurant owner now walking back comments targeting maga hats. lopez apologizing for now deleted tweet saying he would refuse service to people wearing the signature cap. he is now saying he will continue to serve customers as long as they leave hate anger and violence at the door. ed: took other people can speak out and defend the president if they want.

and be against the president as they want and should be able to eat at restaurant at this country whether you are a trump supporter or not. pete: also if you have a private business you can pretty much do whatever you want. listen, so he got the backlash, he felt the heat, turns out republicans like to eat, i don't know what he serves, breakfast food, too. it's bad business. that pressure can do that. emily: true. while it's not constitutionally protected choice there is a lot of local ordinances in california in that state that protect your political affiliation also illegal. ed: it can be discrimination basically. a lot of other stories. the migrant caravan is marching closer to our border. it's now just about 500 miles away from america. griff jenkins our correspondent on the scene is traveling with the caravan. going to check in with him live that's coming up next. pete: anybody knows he does. we all know emily loves muscle cars. this morning we have ford's most powerful sports car on fox square formerly known as the plaza. ed: this is a first look at this. pete: look at the 2020 mustang coming up. ♪

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ed: thousands of migrants inching closer to america. emily: they have just 500 miles to go until reaching our southern border. pete: making it quicker than inches, miles at a time. griff jenkins is in mexico where the migrants are piling into semitrailers. you said last hour they look more organized who is paying for it? >> well, that's the operative question, pete, everyone is asking. really the answer the organization support comes from local mexican states and the new mexican president. i want to touch on that in just a second. if you look behind me, they are closing in. there is just over 500 miles

left. this is a group that's still waiting to get trucks. those trucks being supplied by the state of san luis potosi. look you can see the migrants just being jammed into what was six trailer trucks as they continue. and here's the observations i'm going to tell you as oppose touted last caravan in october. this one is moving much faster. actually, there is more family units. there is more moms and children here. there is a little guy here. there is a little good night guy right here his name is luis. he has been following and watching. a lot of kids here and families. and it's coming from the support of the mexican president who is helping these migrants. we saw the gates open with this crowd when they started on january 15th in honduras and made their way to the southern mexican border. we also spoke to juan hernandez. he was the head of the immigration for the last state we were going through and here is what he had to say about helping this caravan. listen. >> these 2,000 people also,

they say they're fleeing poverty they are fleeing violence in central america so our heart is with them. the governor we treat these people first with the heart. it doesn't cost us a lot of money. it's a few bottles of water. it's a few sandwiches or tacos in this case and once again we give them the right care so is that we can push united states to treat our people right up there. griff: speaking of. we are hearing reports that the dhs may expand that remain in mexico policy. pete: expand it even more. like a pipeline. griff, thank you very much. appreciate it. ed: just a few days you are not going to want to miss it. president of the united states will bring his annual state of the union address. of course, there had been some disruption to that because of the government shutdown but the real descruption now is the fact is he going forward with the speech but nancy pelosi after saying w reopen the

government, mr. president and we will negotiate with you on funding a wall or barbarrier she is now saying no, no, no. on money. pete: tradition the president gives an interview with the network carrying the super bowl which unfortunately is not fox. ed: get it next year. pete: have a sit down with him. we have a preview of a portion of the clip about that where the president calls out nancy pelosi and her unwillingness to talk about any funding for the wall. watch. >> i think that she was very rigid which i would expect. she is very bad for our country. she knows you need a barrier. she nos we need border security. she wanted to win a political point. i happen to think it's very bad politics because basically she wants open borders. she doesn't mind human trafficking or she wouldn't do this. she is costing the country hundreds of billions of dollars because what's happening is when you have a porous border and when you have drugs pouring in and when you have people dying all over the country because of people like nancy pelosi

who don't want to give proper border security for political reasons she is doing a terrible disservice to our country. pete: yeah. straight shooter. ed: digging in. pete: when it comes to the state of the union he also gave a preview, the white house has given a pr preview of the claims he will be hitting on. emily: that includes the state of the emergency proclamation if there is no agreement reach and conciliatory measure reached that's a possibility. there is 30 emergency declarations in effect right now. it's not rare. it is widely used. one of them being export control from the white house that has been handed down in succession from reagan. it is a comoon tool. ed: blig picture, looks like the president wants to hit a reset button if you will with this new democratic house. republican senate. here are the themes the white house is pushing. they have say the president will talk about a safe and legal immigration system. protecting american workers, something he has been focused on since day one. particularly on the trade issue. rebuilding america, lower health and prescription drug

costs. and protecting america's national security. and, pete, these are themes he hit in the campaign, he promised, when he ran, and since he has been governing for two years now this is what he has been focused on daily. pete: he has delivered. 5 million jobs have been added to our economy since trump has been president including hundreds of thousands in the manufacturing sector. 300,000 last month during the government shutdown. he has a lot of good news to share and he will have the biggest of platforms of tuesday of next week. ed: don't miss it on the fox news channel. pete: as push proabortion bills infanticide. rodgers is defending the lives of unborn children including the lives of those with down syndrome including like her son kohl. ed: you will not want to miss that brian is live at the super bowl experience in atlanta. he we will check this with him to see how he is doing. he has a whole bunch of hall of famers coming up ♪ ♪

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get caught. growing trouble for ralph northam step down after controversial photos emerge from medical school yearbook. emily: governor apologizing for his remarks but agiving no indication he plans to resign. ed: cathy mcmorris rogers joins us. good morning. >> good morning. ed: we want to talk about your son cole. what do you say about this really controversial photo from his medical school yearbook? >> well, i can tell you when i saw it took my breath away. i would join those that are saying that in order for us to bring healing to our country, i think he does need to step aside. ed: all right. emily: congresswoman share with us about your son and what have you navigated in congress in terms of pushing certain legislation and the feedback have you gotten

from both sides. >> sure. well, we have an awesome son, his name is kohl. he is 11 years old. he happened to be born with that extra 21st chrome zom. he is a great big brother to his sisters grace and brianne. and i have only become a stronger advocate for the value and the potential of every life because i see the influence of him on our family, on our circle of friends. and i can testify that he brings us joy every single day. ed: congresswoman we can see i haven't had the honor of meeting him i hope i do some day that smile on his face that appears to light up the room and see the smile on your face. probably after a long week of gridlock in washington where you get to see him and see how happy you are in those photos as well. i want to bring your attention to john franklin stephens. >> yes. ed: he is also an advocate who has been out there many times from the special olympics and elsewhere. is he a young man with down syndrome. here was his message yesterday on "fox & friends." >> about abortion, i don't

want to make it illegal. i want to make it unthinkable. politicians change laws. i want to change people's hearts. ed: that is just so remarkable when you cut out the politics and talk about heart. >> it's so persuasive. how do you explain or how can you attempt to explain then the kind of feedback and push back you get from other congress people? >> frank stephens is having a powerful impact. i was in the room last year when he testified in front of the house appropriations committee. and he testified about him. he said i have a life worth living. despite what other people may say, my life is worth living. and at the end of his testimony, both sides, everyone in the room stood up, gave him a standing applause. but, also, all of the members of the committee, the republicans and the democrats, i had never seen anything like it. it was so powerful and we

need more of those voices. and people really looking at each person as having potential and value. ed: you make such a great point. again, it's nonpolitical. who is against seeing someone like that actually live a wonderful life and, yet, you hear voices on the other side, congresswoman, here in the state of new york. this law that's now on the books. people have been celebrating the idea that you can choose to have an abortion right up until the moment of birth. and then governor northam who we started talking about about with this racial controversy his push for this law in virginia which hasn't been passed yet that would allow you to still basically kill a baby after it's born what people are calling infanticide. do you think people on the left may change their mind after both the controversy involving the governor but also the message talking about your own son living a fruitful, wonderful life? >> amen. well, it's heart-breaking. it's heart breaking to see the law in new york. i would just urge people to

take a step back, you know, because of technology, we can look into the womb. we can see that development of the baby day by day. and it's the most amazing thing in the world. you know, i became a mom later on in life. and it's the most amazing thing that i have ever done is bring a new life into the world. and i would just urge people to just take a step back, really consider what is going on and how precious those newborn babies are. and to really, let's just consider what each person has to offer, their values, their potential and celebrate each person. that's what we need across the board. emily: absolutely. representative cathy mcmorris rogers thank you for joining us this morning. ed: absolutely. give our best to kohl as well. >> he is watching. ed: hey, cole. emily: congressman tri chip roy taking a trip to the border. >> proudly back in texas and

heading down to the border in the rio grand valley to get the truth about what's happening. emily: what he found was shocking. he shows us what he learned comcoming up. ed: brian from the super bowl experience in atlanta. brian, how are you doing? brian: i'm good. thanks so much for caring so much more than pete. roger staubach is here. wouldn't be a successful super bowl for us unless roger the dodger made it down here years in the military is going to be one of our topics and, of course, the super bowl will be another as well as the health of players today in this game that is tackle and it hurts sometimes. behind him, the rams cheerleaders. rams just came back from los angeles. now they are back in the super bowl, about to move into a new building. hollywood is all around. what is it like? we will find out only when you come back on a weekend edition of "fox & friends" with us and those other people stuck in new york ♪ ♪

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♪ shut up and dance with me. ♪ this woman's my destiny. ed: back with the super bowl experience in atlanta, georgia. the rams cheerleaders warming up for the big day. many do not know that one of our co-host has a not so secret past. pete: it wasn't me. ed: i was about to say pete

hegseth. emily, there you are. tell us about your experience. emily: such a blast. i was blonde and as you can see. i was very blonde in those days. it was amazing. you know, i cheered for the oakland radars after i graduated law school. three full years i traveled around the world and did a iso tour in kuwait and went to china. it was incredible experience. to answer the worst questions yes i'm from oakland and yes i'm still ride or die and i bleed silver and black and therefore i will be routing roog for the rams tomorrow. pete: ed is trying to be hip with the kids. ed: i'm really hip. emily: super bowl experience in atlanta is where we find brian kilmeade with another nfl legend. ed: how are you doing this morning. brian: great. i'm sitting with roger staubach how could i be doing poorly. he served in the military and outstanding west point and won a heisman trophy and went on to be extremely

successful in rae where he sold his company for over $600 million. he has never forgotten his roots. i'm not talking about the cowboys. i'm talking about the military. >> you didn't say west point. brian: i'm sorry naval academy. >> i like west point though. not when they are playing navy. brian: all red, white, and blue. >> i got great fans from west point but i didn't go to west pointed. brian: here is the important thing, roger. >> i wouldn't have minded going to west point it's a great school. brian: you could have gotten in. roger, particularly, you go and pray and heisman controversy winnetrophywinner. what was it like nfl was beckoning but vietnam was calling your name. >> i knew when i went to the naval academy i would have four or five years in the service depending on what i did. and so i -- you know, i just knew that that's going to be part of my life.

and. brian: you knew going in. >> i knew going in and i had a chance. i was actually drafted after my junior year because i spent a year in junior college. dallas and kansas city drafted me late in late rounds. i didn't ever think i would play professional football again. but i was still young and all of a sudden in the service i was 27 in my fourth year and i said hey, if i can play at 23, i could play at 27. i decided to get out to play the year before i was -- my obligation. so, i was able to play at the age of 27, yeah. brian: it's amazing. went on to play 11 seasons and it was concussions at the age of 38 that pushed you out. now that's a hot topic at the nfl. >> i had some concussions. i had a doctor fred plumb who at that time was at the cornell medical school he told me i have had too many and have you got to be careful. you should actually -- i was going on 38. he advised me to retire.

and if i was younger i probably wouldn't have. but concussions at that time they weren't like today but back-to-back concussions are -- can be dangerous. today players sit out. if you have a concussion. brian: you like that. >> oh, yes. they are doing a lot more to try to protect players from concussions. brian: as much as you like talking to us on fox news. you come here with the usaa the message of usaa the nfl and military. what does that mean to you. >> the usaa salute to service is a big deal. the army-navy game and also for the super bowl. they are really -- i'm a usaa member when i graduated 1965. i might have been their first member, no, no. they are just great company. i'm able to spend some time with the military because of usaa. and i really enjoy that. brian: book on belichick. bill belichick you knew him as a kid. you knew his dad. you came out for the coin

flip the last time the rams played the patriots in 2002 and bill belichick's dad who gave you a hug. >> yes. brian: you used to play catch with a young bill belichick. >> steve was at the naval academy for 33 years steve belichick. bill used to come out to practice. i guess he was 9 or 10 or 11 years old we used to throw the ball with him. he idolized his dad he was a great dad and person. bill idolized his dad. his dad would be really proud of him. he stood on the sideline when he won that first super bowl against the rams and i did the coin toss actually with president bush. brian: 41. >> steve came running across the field and gave me a big hug. he was really excited. because they won the game. his dad really was excited to be next to his son who just won the super bowl, which was in 2002. brian: once he retires a couple years he will be in the hall of fame with you. >> yep. brian: great to see you, roger, fantastic. thank you so much for your service. you laid up my youth.

you spoiled me. i thought all quarterbacks would be that good. no one i really thought was better. i really appreciate you being here. >> thank you very much. brian: roger staubach, thanks. back to you in the studio. ed: hope you are hunkered down there in atlanta. pete: emily loves muscle cars take a look at her working on her 1972 mustang. emily: yes it is i love my milwaukemilwaukeemach one.it's e with more the car coach lauren thank you for being here. >> emily we knew we had to bring a collectible. i restore old 65 shelby mustangs my daughter is shelby. really into these cars as well. we i brought you something really rare very collectible 2020 gt 500. this car was actually brought out to barrett jackson. the first production car was sold for $1.1 million for

juvenile diabetes for the research fund. the key with this vehicle is you can buy it as it is. order them today and the neat thing is that the carbon package is extra. i love the carbon wheels, carbon wings. looks like a race car. remove the rear seats. who wants to sit in the back anyway. ed: you are saying emily gets to keep it free and clear. >> we can talk about it. ed: got to try it. got the key? >> pete: you can interview her from inside. >> whole thing about this is this car is so collectible and really want this vehicle. [engine revving] let me fire it up for you. emily: take it home, lauren. >> one more, okay. [revving engine] emily, go ahead. emily, get in it. rev it. go for it.

>> this is really incredible. [engine revving] >> muscle, love it. pete: emily is going to stay in the car. ed: emily is having too much fun right now. lauren? >> look at the back. it's got four inch tail pipes. ed: we love it thanks for bringing it in. we have more news freshman texas chip roy taking a two-day trip to the southern border. look what he found. >> chip roy from texas 21. proudly back in texas and heading down to the border in the rio grande valley to get the truth about what's happening. ed: that's how he teed it up. what he actually found was shocking. he is going to tell us exactly what he learned about the border crisis. that's next. pete: the super bowl isn't the only game in town this weekend. it's also the 15th annual puppy bowl. some adorable players are here with a preview coming up: why isn't there is a

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pete: welcome back. chip roy taking it upon himself to go to our southern border to get the real story what's happening there he tweeted out this video showing scores of illegal immigrants being apprehended in the mcallen, texas area. the congressman pointing out the lack of fencing and technology in that sector. congressman chip roy is here with more this morning. congressman, thanks for being here. i have been down in that sector recently as well. the border patrol willing to give access. you were there on the border with them at night. what did you see? >> good morning, pete. great to talk to you again. i was down there with my fellow congressman dan crenshaw. and what we saw was frankly pretty shocking. this is not my first time at the border. i have seen a lot of the problems. what we are having today is essentially a daily caravan.

we saw upwards of 800 to 1,000 people coming across our southern border through the rio grande valley sector. i personally saw about 150, went down, spoke to them in my broken spanish and got some understanding about what's going on and the one thing you know for sure is that the cartels have operational control of our southern border particularly along the rio grand valley sector. you know. this you have talked to the border patrol. they are making enormous profit running people across the border, endangering american citizens and the lives of the migrants in the process. it's unconscionable that we as a nation most powerful nation the world has ever known are allowing this to happen in our backyard where these little girls and kids are getting exploited by cartels as they move through the rio grand valley. and one thing we learned is that the state in mexico right across the border from the rio grande valley area and the united states is a level 4 danger zone, which makes it a no travel zone in our state department which makes it more dangerous than even honduras and el

salvador and guatemala and the countries people are coming from because the cartels have so much power. pete: level 4 is the same level as afghanistan and libya. yet, we are debating whether a wall would be helpful when i'm sure you talk to border patrol agents and each one i talk to down there says where we have a physical structure the number of people crossing our border drops dramatically. is that what you have heard also? >> yeah. there is no question. this idea that fencing and physical assets don't work is insane. just look at the rio grande valley sector itself. on the eastern portion, closer to the gulf, we have significant miles of fencing and infrastructure and roads and the western portion we have very little. 94 pierce of the traffic of the rio grande valley comes through the mcallen section the western section of the rio grande valley sector. fencing clearly works. we saw in california where we saw the fencing added in the mid 19990s. you had 500, 600,000 apprehensions a year. now you have closer to 30,000. the idea that fencing doesn't work is completely silly the border patrol knows it they are literally

begging us to come down and give us the resources they need. more agents, fencing, cameras so they can do their job. pete: they are begging but nancy pelosi is not listening. have you heard her public comments about no money at all for physical barriers. what's your message to the speaker? >> the speaker of the house is embarrassing herself. she should get her head out of her rear end and stop ignoring what's happening on our southern border so we can protect american citizens and protect the migrants who seek to come here. it's not just about doing the physical barriers it's ending the asylum. we need to change it it's all political posturing and embarrassing for the speaker of the house and representatives to be shutting down the house after less than two days last week where we get in a debate show boat instead of doing her job. pete: would you support an emergency declaration from the president? >> i would lining to see what the president has to say. i will say this we have an emergency on our border that needs to be dealt with we have got to look at the laws. i want to make sure congress does its job.

pete: we all want congress to do its job, too. but we have been waiting around for quite some time for that i know you are trying to do your part. representative, thank you for your time. we appreciate it? >> thanks, pete. pete: still ahead dr. sebastian gorka joins us. plenty going on around the globe. we will ask him about that. plus the super bowl isn't the only game in town this weekend. you display heard them during my interview with the congressman. puppy bowl adorable players from team rough an ruff and team fluff. that's real. they are joining us next ♪ ♪ but you can believe this, real esurance employee nancy abraham. look her up online. esurance, it's surprisingly painless.

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ed: super bowl we are excited about the 15th annual puppy bowl. emily: here to give us a preview is referee dan shackner and some players

from team ruff and team fluff. all adoptable puppies from the connecticut humane society. ed: this is awesome. >> yes, indeed. >> climber over here. pete: based on practice session i'm going with team fluff. >> seems to have a climbing advantage over team ruff. ed: set this up. >> minority rised football game played on a small field same day as human football. 93 dogs from across the country. these guys are going to have to foul right now for excessive celebration. we have a big penalty when they bark too much it's called hush puppies. set them back five inches and start all over again. 20-foot field not big at all. when they have fouls of any kind we operate. by the time the puppy bowl airs every single one of

these dogs will be adopted. ed: how do people adopt them? >> go to animal planet.com. connect with that shelter and hopefully adopt them by the time we finish. ed: these are from connecticut. we have people all around. >> we have dogs from all over the country. 51 different shelters including internationally. this year we have one from costa rica as well. emily: i can attest to how soft and warm adorable they are. pete: he is not getting much practice right now. >> that's okay. pete: we like them untrained because they are puppies, we expect them to act like puppies. [dog barking] >> best part about doing this every year something new. four years ago we discovered puppies could kick the ball so we had first ever field goal. that was incredible. emily: nice. >> double touchdowns puppies scoring at the same time. puppies leaping over each other and smashing. ed: i'm seeing unnecessary roughness. >> foul on the field and

tinkles on the 20. bone infractions. unpuppy like behavior. emily: who is going to win the puppy bowl? your prediction? >> team ruff have each won two championships. now it's really who knows? last year very close game 52-47. right now people think fluff has the edge even though they have been called the pretty boys they have been working extra hard in the off season. pete: they have been working hard in this segment. >> i'm partial to any team named after. anna: mall so i'm going for the rams. emily: connecticut humane society, guys. pete: tune in to animal planet before you watch the big game. >> 3:00 p.m. ed: everyone remembers when cory booker made headlines during the kavanaugh confirmation hearings. now you have to hear why the 2020 candidate -- is he yapping a little bit. why is he calling it one of his proudest moments. pete: special surprise that i'm pretty excited about. you will be too.

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>> the governor from the commonwealth of virginia under fire apologizing for a yearbook photo from his medical school days, that photo, the racist attitudes it represents does not reflect the person i am today. >> there are redlines in america you never cross and that is clearly one of them. >> donald from painting again at declaring a national emergency to get funding for his border wall. >> there's a good chance we will have to do that. >> thousands of migrants inching closer to the us and are headed towards texas. this is the line behind me, you see migrants lining up the 133rd

annual trip. there is no shadow of me, it shall be. >> this is amazing and we were here. >> just one day away. >> marshall phallic is here. >> running two plays, right, marshall? ♪ >> he was checking in, knocking this poor kid down. he is a coach but he is expanding going worldwide. >> very impressed. >> tell us about your guest. you are having a great time.

>> 225 pounds, 20 or 30 or 40 times a second ago. this is john, this is sydney, these are the rams cheerleaders. why are they happy? the rams of not been to the super bowl since 2002. los angeles they came back a few years ago and got a new stadium. what has it meant to you to be part of this team? >> it has been on real. we have the first mails to join us at the super bowl which is unreal but on top of that an incredible owner, because of him my family appears during this experience. we are over the moon to be here and support our team. it is unreal. >> patriots are so jealous of you, what is the worst that can happen? wind and rain once a year? >> we have amazing weather and even when it is raining we embrace it and there's nothing that can stop us rain or shine.

>> how many could i do which is solid for the combine? >> you did ten earlier, right? >> i'm going to set a new all-time anchor record for bench press. >> your story keeps changing. it was supposed to happen right now. the the was want brian kilmeade at the bench press on the combine. >> that i try it now? >> let's see it. >> how many do you think i can get? >> under 5. >> i will say. >> brian is in good shape. >> is going over with 8. >> i hope the weight is on the bar. we have a delay. >> one, 2, 3, 4, 5, he is going over seven. 10, you are good, you are good.

>> do you want to try? >> 225 pounds. >> i need a check on those. >> they are fake. >> will it be noted? i have to be truthful. >> you are capable of doing eight, i believe that you can. >> reporter: i like you so much better than ed. back to you guys. >> we have a serious fox news alert, ralph northron showing no signs of resigning just yet despite calls from members of his own party including prominent 2020 hopefuls who say he should resign.

this photo from a medical school yearbook showing two men in blackface and when in a kkk hood that sparked the controversy. >> jillian is in the nation's capital with the latest. >> reporter: his 19 eighties court medical school yearbook has photos of the would be governor of virginia along with two other unidentified people but in one photo coming under intense scrutiny one of them is dressed in a ku klux klan rd. and the other in blackface. northron offered a public apology. >> that photo and the racist and offensive attitudes it represents does not reflect the person i am today or the way i have conducted myself as a soldier and doctor and public servant. i am deeply sorry. >> lawmakers and officials on both sides of the aisle are

rejecting that apology saying it is too little too late. is the congressional black caucus chiming in, saying an apology now isn't enough, the governor needs to learn it is not about what you do once you are caught, it is about the things you do when you think no one is watching on the chairman of the virginia state republican party says racism has no place in virginia. these pictures are wholly inappropriate. of governor northron appeared in blackface are dressed in a kkk robie should resign immediately. republicans are turning up the heat on a governor who was on tenterhooks this week after his comments on late-term abortion wednesday. to radio station wtlp were panned. if he is resigned, he would be replaced by justin fairfax who serve the remaining 3 years of his term and be eligible for reelection. >> jillian live in washington, appreciate that. i see candace owens on twitter this morning saying the real problem in society is brett

kavanaugh still likes beer. making fun of all time democrats spend on the yearbook of brett kavanaugh and look at what is happening in their own house. >> something they set in their targets and their sites and there's that community feel. >> the groupthink, it is a bad photo, we acknowledge that, no one likes this, 35 years ago and ecology of the, he is apologizing for it, they slam him for this one for conservatives they look at what he said on the radio a couple days ago about -- this guys a physician, may have been in situations similar to this, describe what it looks like, talk about a child, caring for and making a decision with the mother whether to keep the life of that child, to me that is what we should be talking about yet we are talking about a photo of actual policies he may want to implement as governor today right now. that photo is bad. doesn't mean he's racist, talk to people who know him. he's accused his opponents of

being racist. this is a tweet from ralph northron, virginia is an exclusive and diverse community, we won't put up with ed gillespie's racist rhetoric. >> dancers he was sent that photo years ago on "fox and friends" earlier. watch this. >> i was emailed this photo by someone and it was difficult to verify. i bring that up because the way it was sent to me i am sure other people had it too, notably prominent political on the democrat side and media figures as well as i wonder why if i had it in october 2018 other people didn't run with this until we had the infanticide moment on wtop. >> a lot of democrats including 2020 hopefuls, nancy pelosi, the speaker whose catholic were silent, i didn't see his comments.

i don't know anything about that but now democrats when they see this which is a clear problem are now all these democrats running in 2020 or in prominent spots, the former governor of virginia who is thinking of running in 2020 all saying the governor should resign. one of those is cory booker now getting into the presidential race. i mentioned brett kavanaugh who had this management at the hearing, take a look at what happened. >> release the emails about racial profiling. i understand the penalty comes with potential outcomes from the senate. if senator cornyn believe i violated senate rules i cordially invite and accept the consequences. this is the closest i ever have to and i am spartacus moment. >> he would be violating senate rules if he released those emails. it wasn't a big deal. it fell flat.

>> if it were to happen it is clear he would be referred for disciplinary measures if he had. he was the one who considered it a spartacus moment. >> play the video of his announcement, he standing in front of a fence. he should pronounce it in moral, ineffective, terry down immediately. how dare he do that? he's crossing the line as a democrat. from that neighborhood in the work, they asked about his spartacus moment and this is what he had to say. >> the truth doesn't matter. i hope you will watch the brett kavanaugh hearings, when i was threatened to be thrown out of the senate i told that senator, if you are going to throw cory booker out throw me into the pit as well and i said that is and i am spartacus moment if anything happens to me. >> a senator on the podium, i

will sacrifice myself, the closest he will come to combat in his entire life and never done anything for anything else, always a letter climber. >> donald trump interface the nation clips is the center has no chance and is not impressed. i want to ask you about 2020. cory booker announced today he is also running. >> and i'm not impressed. >> has he gone back and forth, top political moments, the wall, anything else but when he gets the chance to find an opponent, no chance. >> like the nicknames in 2016. he will define the democratic

field which is widening. >> this reminds me of his position. he will go wherever the wind goes. that him and why people say no chance. >> cory booker. >> we knew who you meant. that dismissive -- really effective. >> a lot more news coming up. >> including vladimir putin ordering russia to develop new missiles as he follows the us and leaving a nuclear arms pact. why that matters coming up next. >> a frantic today search made national headlines. the emotional reunion between the 2-year-old boy and hero officers that searched everywhere and ultimately found him. ♪ ♪ the rainbow on my fingers ♪ i got my game on ♪ my game on

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>> for use russia has violated the terms of the intermediate range missile treaty without remorse. we provided an ample window of time to mend its ways and for russia to honor the commitment. tomorrow that time runs out. >> that was mike pompeo announced yesterday the us is suspending a major on control treaty with russia due to repeated russian violations. vladimir putin firing back pulling his country out of the treaty as well and threatening to develop new types of missiles. doctor sebastian gorka is former assistant to donald trump and author of the book why we fight. your take on if russia is cheating on a treaty in china isn't part of the treaty it doesn't make sense for us to abide by it.

>> a good summary. this announcement from the kremlin by vladimir putin is amusing. they say they are leaving a treaty they have been in material breach since at least 2008. it is a bad joke. this is a legacy of the cold war. and hands and the biggest strategic threat isn't party to the treaty either. it is time to do this. >> this treaty restricted the amount and types of weapons built by the us and soviet union which seem to be a good idea at the time. russia is developing those missiles, china is advancing their military as well. what will the president's critics -- how will they spin

this deal? >> you know what they've been doing for the past two years, trying to sell the world on this russian collusion delusion which collapsed two days ago with the last thread, the so-called two phone calls to the president by his son turning out not to have been to the president but associates of don junior so they will set aside these arguments and use them as another piece of evidence. on the flipside, what are we really doing? this administration shipped antitank missiles to kiev and syria and unleashed the energy industry which hurt russia now that we are next border of energy. the left will do what they usually do. it doesn't matter. and mike pompeo has explained it to the world. >> you point out china is the largest geopolitical threat.

a recent intel assessment. we could defeat china and enable confrontation in the pacific, your assessment of where we are and where they are militarily? >> they are developing weapon systems to undermine a more area -- a more important so. the idea china could defeat us is fallacious. we have 12 nuclear aircraft carriers, china has one imported secondhand from ukraine. they want to displace us and have a plan to do so. all your viewers can check it out. they wish to take over our position as the most powerful nation in the world by 2049. the 100th anniversary of the chinese communist revolution. we can defeat the militarily handily right now but their intent is to displace us and become more powerful than us by

2049. >> we have to remember each and every day. the calls are growing but virginia's governor showing no sign of resigning over the controversial yearbook photo. a virginia delegate here to react coming up next. this soldier found his way from the fields of afghanistan. super bowl liii next to brian in atlanta for supersurprise you will not want to miss coming up. ♪

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unfettered access to abortion and we were dealing with that and we had a release of this photo from governor northrom and the commonwealth is in a sad state.

pete: it has to be shocking. do you want the government to step down? yes or no? >> i think governor northrom had lost his ability to govern and he should step aside. ed: there are some on the left who did not criticize him earlier this week over the first controversy mentioned where he seemed to be defending infanticide. is it convenient for your democratic colleagues to throw him under the bus for what you said is a vile, offensive photo from the 84 yearbook. where were they a few years ago when he said outrageous things about current policy in your state? >> many people double down on that but we had one democratic delegate come out against the bill. we have back lash. i've heard from republicans and democrats that were horrified by

what the governor had said on the radio and he doubled down on his comments. emily: you have a personal story on this topic. can you share that with us? >> i was fortunate. i was adopted from birth. i have a strong feeling on how it feels about encouraging adoption over abortion. this week, to hear our governor of our great commonwealth stand up for unfettered access to abortion was not only one of the most unreal statements i ever heard but it cost me to my core. mike: we have a photo of you with your adoptive parents showing the love you are talking about from family. do you believe obviously both parties dug in very much on the issue of abortion but did the

over and across a line in seeming to support infanticide? is there any chance given this turn of events the cooler heads will prevail in some people say hang on, timeout on this proposed bill that could lead to infanticide? >> i think that ship has sailed and people across the aisle from me, for many of their constituents, many virginians and others across the country put a hard mandate on how they felt about this. what they felt about unfettered access to abortion and the horrific thing they felt about this. you will see a revival of folks on both sides of the aisle standing up for what they actually believe in. emily: thank you, appreciate it very much. mike: the governor not the only face of controversy over racism this morning. listen to the comment bill maher made the got him in hot water. otto warmbier emily: punxsutawney phil did not

see his shadow. what it means for the forecast. mike: this marine found his way from the fields of afghanistan, super bowl liii, live from atlanta with a super bowl -- >> thanks for your service. the pat tillman scholarship and jonathan and you will experience something he deserves, the surprise of a lifetime, don't move. ♪

ed: we are 6 hours from the super bowl. how is brian kilmeade? pete: he is with pat tillman. take it away. brian: congratulations on getting the pat tillman scholarship. in case you don't know, pat tillman after 3 years in the nfl looking at a multimillion dollar contract after 9/11 joined the military, became an army ranger and lost his life in 2004. you are from arizona. you played college there and from there. what has he meant to arizona? >> pat tillman, i was in high school when he passed away. everything that happened, the war breaking out in iraq and afghanistan. for me when he passed away, it

changed the mindset of people in arizona and the relationship with the nfl. we became more of a community with a sense of footballing with the foundation established in 2000 for a lot of people involved in the pat tillman run every year. a lot of people are involved in pat tillman foundation. brian: you are also a marine. you deployed twice. how did that affect you and the person you became? >> i did four years in the marine corps with two deployments. after i got out of the military i wanted to get back to the community. in my community and the veteran community in general, i got involved in mental health and i want to give back to my brothers and sisters who struggle with aspects of ptsd. brian: you need some financing to go back to college, the pat tillman foundation, a bunch of interviews, you got a scholarship. what did you do with it?

>> i use it for everything predominately to keep me going in school. there is so much centered on school, there can be a lot of times but the pat tillman foundation and the funds that got me through school. with regards to mentorship, the pat tillman foundation got me through school because it has been around since 2004. brian: to the people of arizona he means a lot. he was the 226 pick in the draft. he got a huge offer from the rams and turned it down because he was loyal to the cardinals. that meant a lot to the people of arizona. so in the big picture, are you going to the game? >> know, i am not. brian: you are not going to the game? that will be kind of a shame but this is second best. ever chance to meet this guy? does everyone know who brett

favre is? super bowl champion hall of famer? >> a pleasure. >> we stumbled across a couple tickets. we are giving them to you. >> that is incredible, thank you so much. brian: you are going to the game. >> thank you. brian: when pat tillman passed away, what was that like? >> i remember everything, him leaving to go serve. i don't know if i could do that whether i play football or not, make that commitment. when you are in the prime of your career and get a chance to play football, my other memory is him being killed. just a tremendous amount of respect for what he did.

brian: how amazing is that you inspire people to play, pat tillman inspires people to play and serve. he goes to marines for four years, serve two tours and it comes full circle. pat tillman even after his death ends up helping out. >> comparing anything i have done in my journey with a guy like pat tillman or any service member, a totally different commitment. brian: you don't have any experience as a fan, only as a player. you can't give advice on how to watch the game? >> last year was the first time i physically sat and watched the game. me and my wife and daughters came to the game to support my good buddy doug peterson and his family.

i couldn't go high. going into another room, i was kind of stuck there, but it was different. it is a big circus here. brian: what does it feel like? >> actually incredible. ryan acted you have a room before? >> i can't say that i did. i am a cardinals fan. a big fan of your work though. brian: are you doing all right? >> i am good. brian: no one ever tackled you. >> i got tackled once or twice. brian: you got tickets for the game. are they good seats? >> i had people ask if i could get them tickets and these are the only tickets i could get for anyone.

i have never been -- i am assuming -- brian: the oculus opens up in 7 minutes. it has 75,000 guests. the top will open up. your final thoughts? >> thank you so much and thank you to the pat tillman foundation. it is truly a wonder. the past year has been incredible. i appreciate the pat tillman foundation. i look forward to the work i'm going to do with the foundation and appreciate the nfl commitment. brian: new york is a question i have to relay. a fan from minnesota, a big season. >> tell brett favre that i love him. brian: pete loves him. he also served in the military, minnesota guy. very happy you finished your career in minnesota and thinks

you did it for him. >> absolutely. his comeback is full of great moments. brian: holding up his jersey right now. the number 4 jersey. >> the number 4 jersey back in new york. brian: the number 4 vikings. great story. brian: the rams, the cheerleaders too. thanks so much. back to you guys. pete: an amazing legacy what he did. with these world war ii guys did, they went and fought and came back and played. ed: ted williams served this country, his legacy is great. emily: a great story. good news -- check this out.

>> there is no shadow of me and a beautiful spring it shall be. ed: punxsutawney phil got out of his borough with a little coaxing and did not see his shadow. janice dean is live with more on his famous prediction. you were a hall of famer. tell us what happened. >> reporter: it is like the super bowl of meteorology in gobbler's knob in punxsutawney. the groundhog has been doing this 133 years and in only 19 years has this groundhog predicted in early spring. be here and witness that magic is quite something. we have over 25,000 people that came down. this used to be an event, maybe 2000 people came and the famous movie groundhog day with bill murray made this infamous.

i love being here every year. a couple years ago i was inducted into the punxsutawney hall of fame of meteorology. i was happy about that. feels like coming home but. because of the early spring prediction, it was an upset in punxsutawney. i predict there may be an upset on super bowl sunday. emily: nice. ed: a lot of dancing in the spring. i'm so happy, well done, thank you. pete: democrats going after former starbucks ceo howard shultz as he was an independent run in 2020. is he revealing how radical the left's agenda is, we will debate that coming up next. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good,

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ed: democrats piling on howard shultz for weighing a run as an independent. >> it doesn't indict donald trump, he invites the democratic party. >> essentially will provide donald trump with his best hope of getting reelected. >> i would think mister shultz would rather have his legacy that he became a billionaire then he helped get donald trump reelected. ed: are democrats threatened by shultz? the chairman of gopac and republican strategist, and rob pyro, democratic strategists. we are talking about your side of the aisle. a couple stances gaining steam among democrats, expanding abortion, abolishing ice, no one, medicare for all, tax hike on the rich, the green new deal, free college, that might not be how you characterize them but there are policies like those gaining steam on the far left.

of an independent talks about something in the middle people are more attached to does it expose how far left the democratic party has moved? >> these are things we've been talking about for decades, especially healthcare. we've been debating healthcare since hillary clinton was first lady in the 90s. these are not new things was the majority of the country is right there in the middle. what shultz has tapped onto is the fear-based propaganda which becomes sexy news stories with democratic members of congress, the one we always hear about is alexandria ocasio-cortez. i would like to make that argument. ed: howard shultz himself has said since when did it become a bad thing to be a billionaire? criticism coming at him for being rich. is that an indictment of how the left sees some in the middle, the billionaires? >> dems own words, show they are more radical in a way howard shultz can't conceive of showing

them. you can take quotes from representative cortez or senator harris or senator sanders, put a south american dictator's name in and it would sound the same thing on economic policy, whether it is cortez's desire to tax people at 80%, 90%, senator harris who wants to get rid of 2.3 million jobs by getting rid of private insurance and destabilizing people's healthcare, these are radical ideas and in such contrast to the economic policies put in place by the president and republicans in congress that heavy human -- even economists saying the idea of recession in the near-term is almost 0. ed: we have 20 seconds. is socialism today part of the democratic party? >> absolutely not. look at the midterms. the only one of democratic socialists that ran in the

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time this rising country music star joined us, debuting his first single called hillbilly rich. it is hard to forget that. he is back with a new single out this weekend, american thread where he gives us a taste of his hometown. joining us is that man, tim montana. you have these wonderful all-american songs. what is your approach to country rock? >> we had a little harder and makes rock in their, the heartbeat of america is where we are. ed: you are focused on first responders. >> there are a lot of firemen and police officers and retired navy seal and we wanted to capture that. and john pete: what are you trying to express your music? >> just remind people the

working class, the blue collar is missing from music these days and i want to drive the message home. work hard and chase the american dream and we represent you. pete: will you play american thread for us? here we go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ roughneck ridge ♪ perfect farmers ♪ the working class

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