virginia governor refusing to step down. >> i did anticipate in a dance contest in which i darkened may face as part of a michael jackson costume. thousands of asylum seekers finishing their last leg. >> i announce my candidacy for the president of the united states. president trump down in palm beach, making up for lost time on the golf course with tiger woods and jack nicklaus. >> get ready for super bowl liii in atlanta. ♪

♪ the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ ♪ we're not in it. >> there's only two teams in this game, new leng land patriots and the los angeles rams. and emily you keep trying to insert the raiders into this. >> this is a day for choosing. life is about imperfect choices. you wore yellow, it looks like a rams color. >> right or die, i believe silver or black. i will never wear one of those hats. >> you have to take a.

>> i have never rooted for an l.a. team but i can't go for the patriots. >> so you cheer for the yankees, the team that everyone hates for being so good and now you're hating on the patriots. >> i'm not a patriots fan but you've got to -- i'm not on the bandwagon. >> now you got the vik vikings. he will be on the show just like yesterday all throughout the morning, got some special guests. going to have a lot fun. >> we're going to be competing so i can prove to you guys. >> a "fox & friends" super bowl with a trophy at stake cialg it come.>> it comes down to this. >> don't underestimate the underdog. >> you're the newcomer to the

couch we wish you luck. >> e-mail us. how are you watching the super bowl. do you have special plans, special traditions, special games that we can do in the 9:00 show, friends@foxnews.com. the governor of virginia saying it was not me in this controversial photo. you remember the year book from 1984 showing this horrific images, black face on one side, kkk hood on the other. he says he is not one of those people. he has this extraordinary news conference with his wife right there at the governor's mansion in richmond trying to survive. >> that's right. he came out after it with a written statement and a video on twitter saying i apologize -- i watched the video again this morning. he said it was terrible that i was in this photo. came out yesterday saying it was a misunderstanding, actually i wasn't. here is the governor of virginia who still holds claim to office

this morning defending himself. watch this. >> i will not excuse the con tept of the photo. it was offensive, racist and dispimmable. despicable. i did not purchase the year book and unaware of what was on my page. i believe then and now that i am not either of the people in that photo. that same year i did participate in a dance contest in san antonio in which i darkened my face as part of a michael jackson costume. my memory of that episode is so vivid that i truly do not believe i am in the picture in my year book. if i were to listen to the voices calling on me to resign my office today, i could spare myself from the difficult path that lies ahead. you're sayin.>> you're sayio san antonio and got involved in

a michael jackson contest because i knew how to moon walk and a reporter said can you still moon walk and he intertaibd the idea of moon walking. his wife said no, no, no. it's a train wreck. >> we have prominent democrats calling on him to resign, joe biden, clinton, booker, everyone from his party is denouncing him. >> the two seniors with both senators from virginia, the most senior congressman -- they're all democrats. i would prefer to find a list of democrats that isn't con temming him. i watched the press conference. he came off as earnest, someone who is not a racist, he admitted to having a conversation with a campaign staffer where he admitted to doing the michael jackson thing and then saying

why does this offend her. the staffer said it did. it taught him a lot. i don't know if he's telling the truth. who know what is the truth is. he says he's going to find evidence of the photo. this is a man on a sinking ship. >> i spoke to one of the president's adviser yesterday who said a bunch of the president's advisers friends were pushing him the other way. the president kept his powder dry for most of the day and then last night comes out with this tweet, democratic governor of virginia just stated i believe that i am not either of the people in that photo. the president adding this was 24 hours after apologizing for appear in the picture and making the most horrible statement on super late term abortion. unforgivable. that's a key point we're going to get to in a moment. the outrage from democrats now over the photo that he says he wasn't in. it's a horrible photo.

it's disgusting the whole situation. but they didn't say a few days ago when he was defending the same governor. nancy pelosi was ducking reports when asked about it now she's tweeting that he should go. >> not just her. a ton of people were ducking it saying i don't know what he said. i'm sorry. i'm not up to date on it. i can't speak to the authenticities or the accuracy, but when somebody mixes their messages you can't help but be confused and wonder. it's a little suspect. there's a meme and it's going to be a bigger meme of his wife being, oh, no, honey. >> i do think the president to your point hit the most important piece of this, the hypocrisy of the democrats -- the president said super late term abortions. we're talking about dilation, we're talking about baby born and then a decision between the

doctor and the mother of whether the baby lives. he walks with that statement, no criticism and then the avalanche only the photo. >> planned parnd hood said he should resign because of the racist photo. >> but you referred to a moment in this press conference -- the governor was asked about his ability to moon walk because of the michael jackson black face thing and scdz i he was asked ie could still moon walk. watch. >> you said the competition in san antonio was the dance competition. >> yes. >> and you danced the moon walk. >> that's right. >> are you fill able to moon walk. >> inappropriate circumstances. >> my wife says inappropriate circumstances. >> smart woman. >> this gets to what pete said about the two current senators,

democrats, who previously served as governor. they're supporters of nor thram. he didn't discharge his dutydie. you're giggling through the idea of moon walking over a serious thing, over black face. he just seems like he's not just under siege but his judgment is clouded now. >> they said those two senators put that statement out after the press conference. they watched it and that was the reaction. shockingly unaware is what comes to mind. look over here, maybe, what do you think? you know i'm good at it. not the spot. you might have an authentic love for michael jackson and that's great, not the spot, not the time for it. the whole thing is really unfortunate and he may be a good

man, made a mistake, maybe he didn't. who knows. he's got nowhere to go. >> at a certain point you can argue it's up to the voters and the constituents, let them make a call and then's then there'se that you've crossed. >> once the corporations get involved saying we don't want to be a part of virginia. >> there will be a lot of pressure on the governor. >> what about this issue that that's what democrats should been more outraged about. let us know, fo. a police officer injured in a ten-hour standoff in ohio where the gunman fired shots and then barricaded himself inside. the injured officer in if stable

condition. this is the fifth officer killed in this year. we're barely in february. a terrible storm causes massive flooding. several inches of rain have shut down highways and crews are scrambling to reach people trapped in cars. at least four inches of rain have fallen with winds topping 80 miles an hour. a general releasing this video, becoming the first high-ranking general to support opposition leader juan goo yay do. he called for early election wills. president trump spending the weeweekend with two golf legend, tweeting yesterday great morning at trump golf course in jupiter, florida with jack nicklaus and

tiger woods. this is his first trip to florida since thanksgiving. those are your head lines. >> he must have been inching to get out there spending a long winter in washington. >> he was in the white house for quite some time during the shutdown. >> still waiting for nancy pelosi to negotiate. the president's state of the union is coming up tuesday night. what point should he make to the american people. we'll break it down. mr. brian kil kilmeade liven atlanta. >> yesterday we had a chance to do the nfl honors red corporate. we'll take you inside, the biggest owners and players not play in the game. the usa has a military lounge, you got to have a military id. johnny jones was in there, he got me in the door. we met the veterans, the active soldiers and the players. get this, four veterans who served in the military and have

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tuesday night live right here on the fox news channel you will see president trump's state of the union address. what points do you think he should make to the american people. we're going to talking about it. good morning, alex. >> i remember being at the state of the union 15 years ago with you. >> i was a little younger then. it's good to have you back on to sort of talk about your background and experience being in the senate republican leadership for a long time. i wonder what your advice would

be. let's tick off the themes. he's talking about wanting to unify the country but specifically having a safe and legal immigration system. what do you think that means? >> i think what that means fundamentally in this conversation it's going to be the wall. no way to avoid it. the president is really committed to it. obviously his supporters are as well. and given that it became the basis for the last shutdown, i think you're going to hear a lot about it. the president has tipped that he may indeed discuss the national emergency option. but i think that and national security rolled into one, when you look at the fox polling that came out, it's clear, a sizable chunk of people want to hear about that. >> absolutely. and what about realigning the relationship with nancy pelosi. on one hand we hear from the president he wants to talk about unity and coming together, on the other hand he did a presuper bowl interview with cbs saying i may have to push her aside. she hasn't really been fair to me and is not sitting down and

negotiating. >> it's a unique opportunity for any president. you obviously have the leer of the opposition sitting in from ont i don't have wu ifront of yy pelosi and all she can do is sit there with a awkward look on her face. the president has an opportunity to affectively realign the public power relationship between the two of them. the question is how direct he he engages with her and what her response to that is, not after the fact but in that real time shot when tens of millions of americans will get to see her facial reactions as he try to lay out that. i think you will hear the name nancy a fair amount in this conversation from the president. >> he might throw chuck in there as well. chuck schumer from the senate. the democratic leader. what about you say the president should focus on remaining presidential? >> one of the things the

american public wants to see is the president being presidential. what does that mean for him? he needs to stic to work on stig with the teleprompt. in the naturalization ceremony, he is very received when he does that. punumber two, other global issu, what's happening with north korea and the conversation with china, those are going to affect more americans than any of those other issues and i think the public and our allies want to hear from the president on those issues. >> and the president did that in the oval office address on immigration. yoyou're certainly right he's focusing on the messaging points. the final question would be, there's always a tendency for either president to talk about your accomplishments for the last two years. this president has a lot to talk about with the economy and other matters. but you say get this focused on

the future especially heading into 2020. >> yeah, there is a trap, so to speak where presidents like to take victory lapse. and the state of the union is a great time to do it to remind everyone of the tax cuts and the economy. but the truth is this is such a rare moment for him to speak directly to the american public, he should resist that urge and spend as little time as possible talking about the last two years and focus on i have 700-some-odd days left in my administration, here's what we need to achieve. >> we're older from when i first covered you. hopefully we're a little wiser. thank you. we'll have live coverage all day long starting right here on this set with frn frendz. fren"fox & friends."we'll be c. the super bowl, saluting our

veterans. brian shows us how the league is giving our heros the ultimate experience.

. couple of quick head lyons folinesfor you. she highlighted her sometim time state's army national guard. >> i will bring this soldier's principles to the white house, restoring the values of dignity, honor and respect to the presidency. >> she joins a crowded field of democratic vying for the house. and a new documentary about the socialist from the bronx who

is from westchester. the film knocked down the house, won the audience award. the documentary followed her and three other women on the campaign trail. >. meanwhile usaa teamed up with the nfl and veterans organization to award super bowl trips so some amazing american heroes. >> brian ope and joey jones weno take it out. hey, guys. >> braving the weather a little bit. how would you describe what was inside yesterday? >> it was an amazing opportunity. to see these guys in there, some have just gotten back from war, sam about to go, some with family there now. we speak about the nfl is patriotic, yesterday was patriotic. >> these guys wants to play in the game but this is the second

best. let's see the tour that johnny made possible for all of us to see. ♪ >> the usaa salutes service lounge but you can't get in unless you've served or a family of someone who has served. but i have an in. i'm going to use the credentials of our own, johnny joey jones. >> i don't mind being your credentials. we're having a good time. come on in, guys. >> look at this place. it's peufl. great food, nfl players. >> we have military heroes here, family members, people getting back from deployment, about to go to deployment and they're about to meet their favorite players. >> let's go. you ready? >> i was a military prifer policpoliceofficer so my job wae the fun out of the army. >> and your son followed in your footsteps? >> i had two sons, one passed a

i way during his service in the u.s. marines and his brother is serve in the marines. >> it's definitely a fraternity and you've got that in common with your brother but you also have it in common with me. appreciate your service. >> thank you. >> 2005 i discovered the best way to support my country was to serve and i'm sure you had a special realization for yourself. >> i wanted to serve my country and do great things. it's a rewarding experience to be in the military. >> do you feel appreciated? >> yes, i do. especially at events like this. they see us as heroes. we're people like everybody else. >> this is an awesome opportunity to meet the players and hear the great message they have. >> one of the cool things about the usaa lounge, military families get a chance to interact with their favorite players and get some autographs. in the case of 1078 other families and some other people, they get some special surprises. you get ticket to the game

thanks so this guy. >> it's a dream come true. one of the main reasons we play, for these freedoms. >> i got a call from the foundation and they said, i just want to let you know, larry wants to invite you to the game. i'm down to go. >> why wit us important for you to sign and why was it important for you to give tickets away to these men. >> they give us an opportunity to put smiles on people on sunday because of what they do. >> there wouldn't be a way for me to live my dreams if it wasn't for you protecting our freedoms. it's great to have you here and be able to thank you personally. >> you served as an inspiration for us. and when we're deployed, no matter where we are, i've used phones i shouldn't have used to find out game scores. there's a cohesion there. we certainly appreciate what you guys are doing for us. >> how would you rate -- was

there a mix of athletes and those who served. i think the athletes are in awe of you guys, especially you. you were the biggest guy in there. >> you see stories, lost a son n in the marines and then his other son goes in. i've met a lot of them, i met christian mckaferty before, at the end of the day, these guys want to be warriors and they respect us for that as well. >> you also addressed quite a fuel nfl locker rooms. >> i've spoken to four or five. we go in talk to them about leadership, team work, put them in an exercise where he kidnap a couple of them and let them get airsoft and try to get them back.

>> we know the turne the thirnde flying on top. thank you. appreciate quite it. couldn't have gotten it without you. breaking news for the migrant caravan. two of the organizers for the caravan is under arrest. griff jenkins is live with the caravan and he's live with us. former i.c.e. director tom holman is here to weigh in coming up. and patriots owner bop craft celebrating at the super bowl. ♪ [bleep] ♪

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we are back with a fox news alert. two leaders of the migrant caravan arrested in mexico. >> thousands still pushing forward, now 400 miles from the u.s. border. >> griff jenkins is in mexico with the latest. good morning, griff. reporter: good morning, guys. they're in striking distance, 400 miles left to the u.s. border. and you see the migrants here cueing up. one truck has come and gotten them. now they're waiting here. again we're 2500 of these migrants. but the news two, not one but two of the people organizers

from honduras were picked up by interpol according to the secretary general of the mention can't statmexicanstate we're in. this gentleman's name is carlos. we don't know what it is that they were arrested for. it was, according to the secretary criminal activity but we don't know what it was. meanwhile, let's look at this map. this is the route they're taking. this map will show they're 400 miles away. there's an alternate possible route as well which will take them a little closer. although that's a little more dangerous. the mood here were the migrants are elated. here's juan mer ray do, take a listen. >> i feel so wonderful. >> you're happy. >> happy. we all, my people close to me, people coming, we're coming together. we feel so good. reporter: and finally, guys, i spoke to the del rio sector

chief for the border patrol on the other side of eagle paz. pass. he says they're preparing and they're ready. >> why is this caravan headed to texas. previous ones have headed to san diego or california. reporter: in talking to them it sounds like they wanted to take the closer route. you would add 1,000 miles to go to tijuana. they're aware of the effort in mexico and they have heard from others on the caravan that it's a lot tougher to get across in tijuana so they came to texas. >> thank you for that. appreciate it. >> now we're going to bring in tom homan former director of i.c.e. to make sense of this. thank you for being here. this caravan is comprised of more women and children it's

moving much faster. tell usant your experience with that and your read on that. >> i love griff. got to disagree with him a little bit. they're coming to texas, the reason they're steering away from san diego is because san diego has a wall. two things stopped the caravan in san diego. the existing barrier that's there and men and women in green. we don't talk about -- el paso has seen a lot of caravan members coming through el paso, especially within new mexico there's no border barrier at all. where the two children died, no border barrier. these groups are getting smarter. why go where there's a barrier. the caravans are organized -- i said that from day one. you know, thousands of people just don't all of the sudden say let's go to the united states. it's organized as you can see by the ongoing criminal investigations. it is a criminal activity. yapt get into the specifics of it. but they're organized, getting to the u.s. border quicker.

this is no manufactured crisis as the democrats once claim by the caravans. and they're going to keep coming because there's no defensor, there's no consequence because congress is refusing to close the loopholes that drive them to come. >> something else the democrats are saying they can do this with technology, not a barrier. so i want to put that true the truth test with you. because we are now 12 days from the government running out of money again without a deal on the border barrier as the president says. february 15th is coming in hot. so this bipartisan committee met this week, going to be probably meeting in the days ahead obviously and the democrats keep saying we don't necessarily need a barrier. we could do this with smart technology on the border. you say? >> the democrats are ignoring the experts. nancy and chuck haven't been to the worde border one time to tao the men and women in green to know what they need. if they look at the data, every place they built a border

barrier, it whaz an immediate impact on lower illegal immigration and illegal drug flow. it's shown effective. the technology is useful, it can't just be a wall, it's got to be a smart wall with technology built in and the men and women that can respond. and there's places on the border you can't build a wall because of the topography. the second best thing would be the technology. san diego is an example. two things stop the caravan, an existing wall and the men and women in green. the i wish the democrats would stop the anti-trump rhetoric and listen to the experts. >> well, director, speaking of anti-trump rhetoric, a lot of them running for president. here's one of them, senator gillibrand talking about immigration. listen. >> i think what president trump has created is harmful to us. we's making people afraid of their neighbors.

he's making people afraid of immigrants and afraid of children and family that need us. it doesn't have to be that way. we can have comprehensive immigration reform but we can also have more humane treatment of people seeking asylum needing our help. we have never been afraid and shouldn't be. >> it's just fear. >> i'm a navy new yorker. i'm ashamed that senator gillibrand represents new york. she wants to abolish i.c.e. the fact facts are 87%, nine ouf ten that everybody i.c.e. arrested in the interior united states was a criminal, had criminal charges. in my last year we took over 5,000 criminals off of the streets of new york. these are people here illegally and yet were convicted of another crime. senator gillibrand should be sending a thank you note to the women of i.c.e. they keep their state safe.

this disgusts me. >> i don't think they'll be getting that thank you letter anytime soon but it's a great idea. director homan, thank you for your time. adam is joining us now with a look at the weather. it seems to be woorming up a waa little bit. >> heat wave. a lot warmer, feeling it here in the northeast. feels like temperatures down into the negative 40 degrees lang. a huge change there. 45 up in shi, atlanta, the super bowl temperatures up to 60 degrees, a little rain off and on in the morning. doesn't really matter. that's a dome where they play. satellite and radar, any big low pressure system, that's all happening out on the west coast. rounds of showers, snow. the northern plains are looking at a winter weather system. anywhere else the temperatures are too warm to talk about snow.

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a florida day care worker is arrested and charged with child abuse. jamie smith meyer is seen here on surveillance video dragging toddlers by their arms and pushing them. it's absolutely horrible. no children though were seriously hurt. smith-meyer has been fired. a crowd goes viral for a patriotic moment at a high school basketball game in the middle of the country. >> ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> in iowa as you can see,

belting out the star spangled banner. the recorder that was supposed to play failed so they spontaneously jumped in. >> and from one awesome video to the next, watch as patriots owner bob kraft shows off his dance moves next to rapper cardi b. ♪ >> kraft look at him, look at the moves he's dancing ahead of tonight's big super bowl game between the patriots and the rams. the old guy has got some moves. russian president says russia will respond and suspend the treaty following the white house's decision to withdraw on friday. >> translator: we'll do it this way. americans stated they stopped their participation in the inf treaty and we stopped. they stated they do their research and development of the

arms and we will do the same. >> what does this mean for the u.s. and russia going forward. joining us is the station chief who served in moscow, iraq and pakistan. daniel hoffman. thanks for being here. we withdrew from the treaty we thought russia was cheating. what does that mean? >> putin's statement was standard script from the kgb. it was russia who violate thd treaty going back to 2008 when they were testing the ssc8 intermediate cruise missile. and the obama administration never real really confronted russia so here we are where russia has violated the treaty and what the united states has done and i think rightly so, recognizing that yeurrecognizinn living with this for years and russia has been critical in the ways they're violating this treaty.

>> it's not a treaty if they're cheating by it, if we're abiding by it and they're breaking the rules. what types of weapons might they develop? how could this change things? >> i mentioned the ssc8, they've developed a hyper sonic weapon. putin has done that. what he doesn't want to do is get into a serious arms race with the united states given the disparity in our economies. but he does want a state of conflict with the united states which he considers his main enemy. it's our democracy that scarce him and he conflates a state of military conflict with conflict between our two countries and our values. >> daniel hoffman, brief answer, is this administration being tougher on russia than the previous one? >> i think the previous administration, the obama administration sub board nateed aloi at things to get that ie ran nuclear deal and that's one of the reasons they pursue the reset with russia. this administration is kicking

out the russian es and holding them accountable it has been tough on them. >> thanks. more and more democrats keep entering the race for 2020 but michael moore says the party's leader isn't one of them running. who does he say it is. find out coming up. brian is live in atlanta giving us a live look at the super bowl. we'll be live with some prominent nfl legends, right? >> absolutely. i didn't know you were coming to me. but we have steve cannon here. he brought us beyond the barrier yesterday. he's running the atlanta fall os organization. don't miss a minute of the sunday edition of "fox & friends." you don't have to be dressed. it's the weekend. ♪ ♪ like i feel baby then come on, ♪

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oim told it's one of the most impressive and unique sports arenas in the world. and today they host the most important nfl game of the year, the super bowl. >> brian is back with a look inside the stadium. morning, brian. >> hey, guys. 75,324 people will be behind me. this is what they will see. mercedes benz stadium, the calm before the storm. and the guy that's going to be possibly the most stressed is the ceo of anb corporation, steve cannon. >> we've been working on this for two years. it gets larger every year. the weather is smiling. there's a good chance that the roof will be open. the most unique roof in the

world made up of eight vid wedges that as it opens looks like the ap ra chur of a camera. >> it opens and closes in seven minutes. faster than the moon roof on my tahoe. but i'm not jealous. you say in the south you want a front door and a porch to come in and visit. you have a front door. >> it's 16 stories of glass, wing span of 73 feet. i think it's the most photographed in the world because the first thing that every single fan does when they come through the gates is they pull out the camera and take the selfie. >> sadly as much as we watch the game, very few get to go to the game. let's give them an idea of what they'll experience on the inside. >> the fan is at the forefront. all little things, like the concourses when you go inside, they're extra wide. a lot of extra a ambient light. hot dogs are $2, pizza $3, our

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the governor of virginia saying wait, it was not me in this controversial photo. >> i did not appear in this photo. i did participate in a dance contest in which i darkened my face as part of a michael jackson costume. >> two leaders of the migrant caravan arrested down in mexico. >> but thousands still pushing forward. now 400 miles from the u.s. border. >> this is know manufactured crisis. they're going to keep coming because there's no defensor, no consequence. >> i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> congresswoman tulsi gabbard officially announces her press den cam payment. >> president trump spending the weekend with jack nicklaus and

tiger woods. >> two teams in this game, new england patriots and the los angeles rams. ♪ ♪ home of the brave ♪ tonight in atlanta we will find out who the greatest really is. we may watch the greatest of all time lead the patriots to the win. or will it be jerry golf and the rams. we'll be watching. brian kilmeade is covering it all morning. >> there is dispute qul the greatest can occur. apparently it's not okay that i'm representing my team that i support today. >> it's fine. you've got to represent. >> thank you, ed. >> it's not fun. it's fake.

pick a team. pick a side. >> loyalty. that's what it is. >> if you go along with alexandria ocasio-cortez, why don't we restrict the super bowls and share them around the nfl. why do the patriots win every year. we should share. >> and you don't have to be in the super bowl to be the leader. >> and you don't have to be in the super bowl to witness an amazing competition that is occurring starting this hour between us three and adam clause out in the plaza. >> "fox & friends" football competition. >> how are you going to celebration on fox news sunday. we're going to share you photos, put your jerseys on. you ca>> i bleed silver and bla.

it washes off of me. but there's a governor in virginia who feels like he's been sacking by his own party trying to hang on. >> one of the best television transitions i've ever heard, ed. >> trying a do-over. on friday night he apologized for apparently being in the racist photo. yesterday he said maybe it's not me. >> he through a lot of confusion in this. this is what he said at the podium from the governor's mansion yesterday. a totally different story. >> i am not and will not excuse the content of the photo. it was offensive, racist and despicable. i did not purchase the evms year book and i was unaware of what was on my page. i believe then and now that i am not either of the people in that

photo. that same year i did participate in a dance contest in san antonio in which i darkened my face as part of a michael jackson costume. it is because my memory of that episode is so vivid that i truly do not believe i am in the picture in my year book. if i were to listen to the voices calling on me to resign my office toads today, i could e myself from the difficult path that lies ahead. >> right now, gosh, disgraced governor at this point, he's been shunned by his party and prominent democrats are calling on him to resign. even president trump joined in blasting him on his super late term abortion comments as unforgivable. >> every democrat almost nationally and in virginia, ed, has said it's time for him to

go. >> joe biden, a couple of predecessors, as well as the two senators, mark warner and tim kaine who served as governor, now in the u.s. senate. the pressure is intense. but emily is right, president trump who had kind of sat back for a little bit, let the democrats fight amongst themselves jumped in late last night tweeting this, governor just state i believe that i am not either of the people in this photo. the president adding this was 24 hours after apologizing for appear in this photo and making the most horrible statement on what the president calls super late term abortion. unforgivable. it's sort of easy for the democrats to look at a racist photo that we all deplore and say this is ridiculous, you need to step down. what the democrats did not do a couple of days earlier was call this same governor out for

highly controversial comments that seem to be defending. >> no, not a word. they wouldn't acknowledge that he said it. i love the president's response on it. it's not late term abortion, it's super late term, it's all the way up to birth. and he insinuated as a fen that it might be after birth which is why it's exactly the right thing to call it. i watched the press conference, it was bizarre. he almost moon walked to prove that he did the michael jackson thing. i don't know who's telling the truth. i think when you get your year book you check out your page first. i find it hard believe that they didn't know something about this. it's fishy. i think his time is probably up. you know, tbhot a goo not a goor him. >> his comments were conscious shocking and this at the tail end of it. we've had a lot of viewers write

in with their comments. your comments are pouring in. i think we have a pour of them. if we don't, we don't. we'll go to nem in a moment. confusion, everyone condemns the photo but a sense that the democrats are hypocrites for not addressing the radical stance that the governor took. >> meanwhile the democrats are looking ahead to 2020 as pete saying, a whole bunch of them fanning out from kirsten gillibrand, senator warren has been up in massachusetts, tulsi gabbard out in hawaii. and yet michael moore is jumping in saying wait a second, don't forget about alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's not old enough to run for president but moore is suggesting she's the leader of the democratic party. >> stand ya ocasio-cortez is

that what you'r you're going wih this? >> she has to be 30 by the time. >> everybody could out progressive each other. you're saying she's got fire in the belly. >> she is the leader, she is the leader. everybody knows it, everybody feels it. she's the leader of this mass movement. >> she's not old enough to run for president. he's got the details mixed up. but the point is that there have been a lot of democrats saying fox and republicans are obsessed with alexandria ocasio-cortez, there with are a lot of democrs saying she's the leader already. she's been in congress for a minute. >> she's considered a thought leader, their phrase, not mine. so yeah, she's definitely kind of become a star in that. but where it goes and the momentum it has, that remains to be seen. >> i don't think you can call

her a thought theme. a stream of consciousness leader. in everything she's been taught in all of the schools that she went to oob racial identity poll sicks, our universities. she says exactly what all of the kids have been hearing from their radical professors for years. and the politicians have been talking about it, hollywood promoting. that's where michael moore is right. i got to agree. she represent represents the soe forleft. >> which is the real point, the democratic field for 2020 is moving further and further left to the positions that ocasio-cortez espouses whether it's a green new deal costing trillions of dollars, by her own estimation, medicare for all, all of these programs sound good, free stuff, popular in the polls but no idea how to pay for it. but that's why you have other voices weighing the idea of getting into the presidential run and the democrats are

freaking out. not just because they think he will tank anti-trump votes as an independent but also because he's calling democrats out saying you can't pay for all of this and they don't want to hear about it. >> what do people feel about it in their living rooms, that calls out the two-face quality of the democratic party. how left can we get. it's main street with a fams front and nothing on the back. normal people in their living room, how are you going to pay for that. what i care about is what's right in front of me. not who is wearing on the left. >> i think they're living in an alternate universe. you heard gillibrand say i quantity to bring back made in america again. i think there's a guy who ran on that. i don't know how they catch fire with that. >> we want to know what you think, friends@foxnews.com.

turning now to your head linesheadlines, a police offices shot and killed and another injured in an 11-hour standoff in ohio. minutes ago police arrested the suspects gunman. officers were initially responding to a psychiatric call when the shooting happened. the injured officer is in stable condition. this is if fifth officer killed in the line of duty this year. president trump named his former doctor as chief medical adviser. last year the president nominated jackson as va secretary and jackson withdrew. he's denied the allegations and the pentagon is still investigating. a tribute to the u.s. navy's first female jet pilot who died last month. the navy launched its first ever all women flyover. the historic group paying their respect at the captain's funeral in tennessee. she died from ovarian cancer and

she was 65 years old. >> god whether he says her. thanbless her.thank you for you. president trump and speaker pelosi battling it over out ove wall. >> there is not going to be any money in the legislation. >> we're going to look at a national emergency. i don't think anything is going to happen. >> but there are signs that some democrats might be ready to make a deal. we're going to ask sean maloney about that next. we're live in atlanta gearing up for the game. we'll check in with brian for big predictions, some big guests and maybe a quarterback or two, coming up. ♪ ♪

we will be looking at a national emergency because i don't think anything is going to happen. i think the democrats don't want border security. >> the border security showdown continues as both sides hold steady to their firm stances. can a compromise be reached ahead of the next looming shutdown on february 15th. joining any mow new york democratic congressman sean maloney. thank you for being here. i know you're heading back to washington next week. are you hopeful -- i've been skeptical that democrats are truly ready to work with this white house on more than border security, but an actual fencing or barrier. do you believe there's a possibility for a middle ground in washington today? >> look, there's a robust bipartisan tradition of supporting border security. i don't think you'll see that change. a lot of us want to move on to real subjects that we need to address like infrastructure in this country and working with the president. >> hold on.

i want to talk -- we can talk about that but none of that happens until the border security issue is addressed that's my point. >> i don't know if you've been down to the border or not but you talk to the border patrol agents and they all say everywhere we have a physical barrier it helps our job. why would that not be a central component of any agreement? >> i have been to the border and physical barriers have always been part of border security. buttier ear talking about 1800 miles and you're talking about rivers and miles and a lot of inhospitable tear rain. in other words what do you say we listen to the experts saying here's what a secure border looks like, put some metrics around that. >> but the experts are saying we need an additional 100 miles of walls in the rio grande valley, i need 100 more miles. where i don't have a wall, that's where 94% of my traffic is. why isn't he getting the money? >> the president says he needs a

great wall. we don't know what his proposal is. >> it's 5.7 billion. >> we've offered 5.7 billion in security. excuse me. if you talk to the border agents wh they tell you is 240 pounds of fentanyl that was seized last week was at a legal point of entry. if they had better x-ray machines. >> i have talked to those guys. you said wall can't scan for drugs. but what walls can do is funnel people towards legal points of entry where you invest in the technology. everyone is for the technology at the ports of entry. the question is are you for the physical barrier that prevents people from walking across the border like all of our experts say that we need. >> let's separate those two things. what you're talking about is illegal drugs coming into the country. we know 90 prts of them come true ports of entry. >> everyone agrees on that. >> so if you're saying it's

funneled through physical barriers, it's being funneled now. >> not enough. >> no. excuse me. we're not stopping enough. if you're talking about illegal crossings, they're down 75% from year ago. >> where the sectors where there isn't a wall they are up. that's where wher they're goingn the most recent caravan. >> your ear saying they're down 75% and up 25% in other places. it's either count or up. >> look at the ai caravans comi. the magnet is here. >> those people are coming through ports of entry as well presenting themselves and that's according to the law. >> do you think the asylum law is healthy at this point? >> i think we should run people through the legal process. >> you think it's a good process right now, we hope people come back to court but we don't hear from them. >> the president did away with catch and release and we started

ripping children away from parents. >> the real ripping away from parents is the angel moms who lose their kids. >> if you want to defend that, that's your right. >> that's not happening. >> why don't you talk to the parents still looking for their kids in that system. >> how about the parents who are still looking for their kids who are no longer alive. >> excuse me. the point is that we have laws around asylum. if people don't qualify they're not going to come in. the question is how fast you do it. >> we go to go. last question. are walls immorals. you say you're open to barriers. >> we've supported the physical barriers where they make sense. you're going to see a lot of us bring the common sense to the debate. the point is let's talk about everything from dreamers to immigration reform to asylum seekers. >> there you have it you said you're open to physical barriers which might be an opening to something happening. thank you. >> you have always seen that

position. >> we got to leaf it right there. thank you. brian kilmeade live in atlanta. the super bowl is coming. more on the other side. this builder in a hardhat...

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patriots. >> they're well coached. >> the rub we had in the '70s, i wouldn't changed it. >> either one of these guys can win unless we have something to do with it we don't know for sure who. >> how do you see this thing playing out? >> it ends quickly and painlessly. >> broadway joe would know better than anyone, joe namath would know that anybody can win this game. brian is standing by with joe theismann. good morning, gentlemen. >> with more personal connections than anyone in the nfl. you know tradition, joe. >> there it is. >> during the segment i get to hold your ring. you saw tom brady out with his wife. yesterday they decided the new england patriots not to have a walk through, brought their families on the field open took

pictures. >> bill has been here 12 times to a super bowl. i think he wanted to do something different, something a little out of the ordinary. give the families a chance to be there. they don't get a chance to be on the field. if they happen to win, it's craziness. this season a opportunity for them to spend some time with their husbands or boyfriends or whatever it may be and soak it in. >> 2002, the quarterback of the rams was seven years old was tom brady was beating the rams. how is he going to be ready for this game? >> i think he's ready. if you're not ready for this thing, don't come in. >> right. that's true. you saw tom brady out. >> i just missed him. >> he was out amongst the people. >> guys go out to eat. a guy like him probably has to wear a mask. i say that jeekingly. >jokingly.>> they escort them i.

>> you were honest with me, you said i picked the patriots last year but you bibbing them this year too. >> i do. >> even with the offensive front of the rams. the one thing that brady hates the most, the rush. >> wade phillips was the architect of the denver broncos defense. and he is defensive coordinator now. new england patriots bring a lot more answers than questions. the rams have questions. this stage is bigger than you can imagine. the game is faster than any game they play. all of the sudden, bang, you're in the super bowl. i'm curious about the first five minutes. how will each team handle the first five minutes and there's a third team on the field. the officiating crew. how are they going to call the game. >> because you can find a penalty on every play. >> it's like walking in the nba. happens all of the time. i hope they'll let them play

football, let them do the things they've done before and we'll see what happens at the end. >> the patriots get overwhelmed because it's new to them. not in year. i don't see any rams nance. this is going to be a patriots crowd. >> the fans are fly in this morning. the tickets have gone down a little bit and it's easy for the new england people to get down here in two hours than the l.a. fans. i think the l.a. fans, it's like they're our parents' age because there's no young. >> and we remember 2002. >> this is more of a corporate event. this isn't like new orleans or kansas city where you're in a hostile environment where the hometown fans are driving you crazy unable to communicate. big corporate visit here, people who are football fans, not necessarily choosing a stand. >> this reminds me of the super bowl in detroit, pittsburgh,

seattle. pittsburgh was a six-hour drive, fans filled three-quarter of the stadium. >> the 33-year-old quarterback sean mcveigh. are you seeing the generous? >> absolutely. he was in washington for two years. i used to meet with him a lot. he's a pedigree of this game. he's so scree ya creative. i can't wait to see what he comes up with. >> it's the saddest part where i have to take the super bowl ring and give it back to the guy who actually earned it. >> go earn one. >> i think it's a little late. i will not bring up the one you lost because you hate when i bring that up. >> let me turn that ring around. >> thanks so much. >> absolutely. >> joe, life would not be complete without our meeting every year. >> we're not going to bring up

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with them for the miles so far were picked up and arrested. we've got video of one of them that goes by the name of carlos. we don't know what he was wanted for. but he was wante wanted by intel and will be extradited by the honduras. here is the secretary general about that arrest. listen. >> the interpol collect people. and another arrest for interpoll. reporter: guys, about the route, it is headed 400 miles north although there's talk of possibly a little shift to the right across the border in the texas town of loredo. we'll find out as thee get these rides and begin moving. the mood is elated here because they know they're in the final

stretch. the border chief says he's prepared and redid when they get there. >> thanks for staying on top of that. turning on to your headlines, a police corporal who survived being shot in the face last year is killed during a funeral procession in louisiana. he was riding a police motorcycle when he wu hit by a truck. it is unclear if any charges will be filed or if it was just an accident. the four-year vet fully recovered after being shot last february while responding to a call. he now leaves behind a fee yoon say and a young baby. police seizing $2 million worth of meth and marijuana from two truck trucks avoiding a u.s. border check point. authorities in arizona used spike truck to blow out the truck's tires. four suspects jumped and ran. three were caught, one at large at this hour. the bust comes days after border patrol made its largest fentanyl

bust in history. denver is one step closer to decriminalizing magic mushroom. the city approved a petition to put the issue to vote in may. that would let people possess and grow the drug but it would not legalize retail sales like they've legalized marijuana there. a new hampshire firefighter who knows sign language shares a special moment with a nonverbal boy. >> thank you so much. >> attaboy. see you later. >> that's very sweet. the boy has cerebral palsy and does not speak. the firefighter saw the boy while responding to a call. he left the 9-year-old with his very own fire chief hat. i had one of those when i was aa kid. let's get out there to adam. he may have some weather and

maybe he's warming up for the football competition. >> i'm in a massage chair. this is the way the forecast should always be done. it feels a whole lot warmer out here, really across the whole country. 43 in chicago just a couple of days ago, felt like negative 40 to 50 degrees. going to warm up today, we're looking at temperatures running up in the near 40s. atlanta running up to 60 degrees. there's off an on showers this monk, they shoulmorning, they sg out. the west coast is the big place to pay attention to. we're talking about rain, rounds of showers and snow across the plains. but as far as this, this is the way to live out here on the plaza. let me continue to lean this walk. i don't know who i'm supposed to toss this to. >> you just enjoy yourself there. we're hours away from the big game and we've got our own super

bowl competition going on all morning out here on fox square. matt is here too to be our ref. >> i've got matt right here. thanks for being here. tell us about betty's bounces. >> we're located outside of philadelphia. do a lot of corporate events, work with student activities departments from different university, township days, corporate picnics. >> and you do football challenges as well. who is up first in i this one? we're going to have adam and emily. we're going to put 30 seconds on the clock. who is keeping score? >> tom brady? >> all right. i'll help you. wha>> what are the rules here. >> you got 30 seconds. see the points. they're on the thing. on your marks, get set, go.

give adam the ball. she's already got ten points. >> amazing. >> she's already got ten. >> i got five for adam. 10 to 5. this is not pretty. 10-10. >> i'm so close. >> you are. you got a nice arm. still 10-10. >> i have a potty mouth too. i feel like. >> last one. a tie! >> we tied? >> 10 for emily, two 5s for adam. >> champion in the making. >> i got to take on ed. there were a couple of ties. this thing is actually massaging right now. let me know when we're ridd reao go. >> go! >> i'm going. ♪ >> you're not starting as clear

as i do clearly. >> 10 yards over here. >> i'm going for the 5. >> that's what i was doing. >> i love football. >> i'm going for 50. >> so close. >> i'm going for 50! >> i got 20. >> 20-0. it's over. it's over. >> i think that was 20-0. >> good job. >> i didn't know we were sitting. >> thank you for setting us up with these asome massage chairs and betty bounces. >> be here all hour. >> next hour, the end zone challenge.

>> thank you true medic. >> more news coming up. northam, the virginia governor saying he's not in the controversial photo. is it the next move. michelle bal.

. despite calls for his resignation over that racist photo, va va governor ralph northam says he's not in this photo. he's sorry for the content but

he will not step down. >> i took an oath to uphold this office and serve the people of this commonwealth to the best of my ability. as long as i believe i can effectively fulfill that task i intend to continue doing the business of virginia. >> so what in the world comes next. here to discuss is media reporter for the hill and new radio talk show host on wor right here in new york city, joe. congratulations. >> thank you. >> you will be joining. >> i'll look forward to that. you'll be grilling me. what in the world is going on here. this i>> this is one of the worr disasters. >> for you to say yeah, i'm in the photo, i apologize, and you're black face or in a kkk hood and say no i'm not but i did put shoe polish on my face to look like michael jackson another time. it's disaster. >> and you remember the karate

kid, he said right side of road good, left side of the road good, middle squish. that's what he did. i'm in the photo, no i'm not in the photo. yes, i did black face at another event. in a time like this when you need to be definitive, this is the end for him. he has no allies, not one democrat supporting him let alone republican. plus you have a lieutenant governor in the wings, justin fairfax who who was a pros sceurt in fairfax, virginia who is an african-american, the great great grandson of a slave. i would be surprised if he's not the governor by the evening. >> maybe this was the most bizarre relating to michael jackson. watch. >> you said that the competition in san antonio was a dance competition. >> yes. >> was it that you danced the moon walk? >> that's right. >> are you still able to moon walk. >> inappropriate circumstances. >> my wife says inappropriate

circumstances. >> i mean, okay. everyone is for a light moment. this is not light when you're talking about black face and racism. he giggles and considered doing the moon walk until his wife said no no no. >> this is not a good time. i think the more telling part of that conference when he asked reporters, said have you ever tried to do black fies with shoe polish. and ever notice how the shoe polish is hard to get off. the reporter is like yeah, we can't relate to that moment. the only way out for him would have been to say that's me in the photo, i was in my 20s, we do dumb things in our 20s. if he was able to convince them, i did this, we was wrong, i feel hard about it, i've evolved, keep me on and i'll do everything i can to make things better. >> this was an easy one to say this is racist, disgusting and

everyone jumped on the bandwagon. but earlier in the week the same governor stood up and it wasn't a big story in the media. if you look at every poll when it comes to national abortion, that's a national story that goes across party lines. when he made those comments, when that was said, that rarely got any play. for this to happen for this politician to make those comments and then caught black face, i can't remember a worse time for a politician except maybe mark sanford. >> the two democrat senators from virginia said you simply can't serve. you think he's gone by kickoff or is he going to hang on. >> by 6:38 tonight when they're kicking off in thrnt, i don't see how this governor is still governor in virginia. >> we'll be checking those facts tomorrow morning.

a high school student says he was rejeblghted b rejected bl honor society because he supports president trump. that student here live to share his story next. and saints fans, they're still a little bitter, feeling the sting after the controversial no call, including this new orleans passer. how his congregation is turning their frustrations into prayers this super sunday. that's next up.

a new jersey high school student seated right next to me claims he was rejected by the national honor society because of his public support of

president trump. >> he's a junior at the high school and joins us now with his story. >> thanks for having me. >> i live in home dale. it's a patriotic community, great people there. you're a junior there. you went through the process to become national honor society. you qualified. the right gpa and the number of community service hours. you should get pick but yet you weren't. why? it's not a subjective process, it's objective. yet they said no to you, why. >> the school administration and the council that decided whether i should go in the national honor society or not said i had a character flaw and i didn't meet their character and leadership standards. but what it really came down to as the class president i posted inspirational quotes on instagram every day. when i posted a trump remark they said i was a monarch, sent home a conduct report.

>> you also wore the t-shirt, your campaign t-shirt? >> i actually brought one. so i handed these out for my reelection campaign and his hats that said "force the bear." my uncle paid for them. >> i was sitting with my neighbor trying to come up with a new slogan and he said why continue you dresdon't you kres. >> what was the quote? >> it was just if you're going to think, you might as well think big. >> that's too much. you can't think big in this country. >> we have a statement from the school superintendent that says i can confirm that political afill natioafill nation,affiliae denied is baae based on their

political affiliation. >> i had the great requirement . there's plenty of pro-choice anti-trump people that get in. just when i made the t-shirts and i posted the quote -- i had posted quotes from a variety of leaders, yoda, drake, all of these people. when i posted the trump quote it became a huge problem and i was not representing the clooses and i had a character issue. that kind of shows how the school is just. >> so your inspirations are drake, the president and yoda. it shows you're a renaissance man. >> yeah. >> i would like to invite the principal of the so high school, the superintendent to come in and defend this. a lot of kids can get the national honor society if you meet the credit. you cause too many problems for us. >> it is their loss 1050%. you're obviously have an amazing outside standing character.

it's been an honor having you here. >> thank for coming in. the migrant caravan pushing closer to the board. they have a message for america. >> hello, mr. trump. >> oh boy, griff jenkins traveling with them in mexico. we'll get to them next hour.

ed: i will say adam and emily tied; so technically i have one point, adam and emily have .the appoints. emily: i'll take.it pete: can i just remind you about the super bowl a couple years ago where the patriots were losing 28-3; so there was a much bigger mountain. pete: so that is under dispute as well. pete:. ed: i just heard in new orleans they're actually not showing the super bowl in some bars. pete: they should be. ed: showing old saints games. pete: make sure they show that minneapolis miracle game where we beat them, too. emily: also in dispute is whether i'm allowed to wear raid raiders gear on super bowl sunday.

ed: do it. emily: thank you, ed. ed: we've got some serious news as well. boy, the virginia governor distill embattled. he will not step down. rob northam backtracking after backward apologizing to a racist photo. ed: the democrats say he was in racist photo but he did darken his face one time. pete: jillian turner is in washington with the latest. set us trait here. >> pete you just sort of gave us the whole story. back to you guys. just kidding. in under 24 hours governor ralph northam has changed his tune from i'm sorry to "it wasn't me me." now his explanation is doing little to assuage concerns about his ability to lead the state of virginia and the groundswells call for his resignation continues loud and clear here in washington. he offered this by way of explanation yesterday afternoon. take a listen. >> when you was confronted with the images yesterday, i was appalled that they appeared on my page, but i believed then and

now that i am not either of the people in that photo. >> on friday he came to be one of those two men pictured that yearbook photo wearing black face and a kkk robe and described the photo as clearly, quote, "racist and offensive." but then yesterday he backtracked claiming he never believed he was in that photo and saying he only apologized because people seemed so upset but he did acknowledge in his press conference that he's had errors in judgment before. >> that same year, i did participate in a dance contest in san antonio in which he darkened my face as part of -- i darkened my face as part of a michael jackson costume. i look back now and regret that i did not understand the harmful legacy of an like that. >> so this response has left many americans scratching their heads. and virginia lawmakers from both sides of the aisle feeling he's no longer trustworthy. his own party's chairperson, the speaker of the house and senate minority leader have all called

on him to resign immediately. ed: jillian turner in washington appreciate that report. let's bring in michelle malkin, syndicated columnist and author. michelle, make sense of this. you've seen all the coverage. try to -- where do you stand? >> make sense of this, piece, i don't think i can do that. but what i can tell you is that i have not seen an implosion this spectacular since reading about the hindenburg in the history books. i don't think that we've seen a political meltdown like this in a long time and in slow motion. i mean, that press conference was cringe worthy to the extreme extreme. i mean, this was like really on the order of a three mile island meltdown, and especially that moment where -- [loss of audio] -- moon walk -- [loss of audio]

he was about to do the moon walk the literal moon walk, and having to have his wife tell him it was not a good idea. ed: yeah. i mean, there's a larger point here, though, i think that is being missed because of the spectacle and the circus which is the weird and screwed up priorities of democrats and liberals in the media. because, if you think about the last 72 to 96 hours, this is a man who had earned condemnation from good folks on the right because of his barbaric and callous endorsement of the murder of born alive babies. but that wasn't enough to break through into the national media. ed: michelle, on that point -- >> the bizarro pictures from a yearbook from what, 35, 40 years ago? emily: what does that tell you? ed: look at what our nations are do on your point, i want to

underline approximate. nancy pelosi tweeting about the photo, the photo is racist in [loss of audio] ed: -- in virginia calling on governor northamed to the right thing to the people of the commonwealth of virginia can heal and move forward. michelle, three days or so earlier nancy pelosi was asking our producer at a news conference, what about ralph northam basically supporting infanticide, said i didn't hear anything about that, move on to another reporter. she couldn't duck that question any faster. now all of a sudden she's standing on principle. >> yes, exactly. so this is the leader of the democrat party who thinks that border walls and sovereignty are quote, unquote, immoral who has now jumped the moral bandwagon on a yearbook photo, you know, from 40 years ago who had nothing to say, essentially just covered her ears and said, "la la la, i can't hear you."

thank you, her royal highness, nancy pelosi, when asked about the fundamental question of life and this is somebody who's supposed to be a practicing catholic. and i think that president trump was right when he tweeted very simply what the democrat priorities were: late-term abortion, no walls, and, you know, freebies for everyone in government without really understanding what makes america -- [loss of audio] >> heading into 2020 we're going to see more of that and i think probably some divisions among some good-faith democrats who understand that this radicalism, this hijacking of the democrat party by the extreme is not going to serve them well electorally in the end. pete: not just late-term abortions, super late term which is entirely accurate. we had earlier in the program a democrat willing to come on which is fantastic, sean maloney

maloney. we asked him a lot of questions about another typo, immigration, the border wall, how do you get to a solution there. this is part of what he had to say. listen. >> look. we have always supported physical barriers where they make sense. you're going to see a lot of us bring that common sense to this debate. here's the point. the point is let's talk about everything from dreamers to immigration reform to asylum seek.rs pete: michelle, he's saying there's common sense that they've always supported physical barriers and yet his speaker is saying it's all immoral and only one dollar. >> yeah. i really feel some compassion for congressman maloney. he sounds very reasonable but there [loss of audio] quote, unquote, smart border enhancements and border security security. now they talk about systemic immigration reform when they have blocked systemic immigration endorsement reform

at every level. they don't want to have visa reform. they don't want to have a moratorium or cancellation of the diversity visa lottery. they don't want to talk about the impact on wages of massive illegal immigration, let alone temporary visa programs that are not supporting of american workers. so how are you supposed to deal on the table in good faith with people who are trying to undermine national security while paying lip service to border security? i think in the end, whether it is a national emergency declaration or if trump listens to the congressional research service -- [loss of audio] >> -- to invoke other sections of federal law, 2804 or 284 without even having to declare a national emergency, having the military at the border do construction or specifically targeting areas where the drug cartels have been launching these incursions, you know, with

impunity, than that has to be done before that february 15 deadline. and i am confident president trump will do it. pete: absolutely. michelle malkin, thanks very much for your time. good stuff. we appreciate it. emily: turning now to your headlines, we start with a fox news alert. a police officer is shot and killed and another injured in the line of duty. the suspected gunman is now in custody following an 11 hour standoff in ohio. officers were initially responding to a psychiatric call when the shooting happened. the injured officer thankfully is in stable condition but it is the fifth officer that has been killed in the line of duty this year. a powerful storm has massive flooding forcing thousands to evacuate in california, highways shut down, and crews are scrambling to reach people trapped in cars. one rescue volunteer was killed when he stopped to help for an accident and was hit by a car going too fast on wet roads.

a blow to brexit reporters, the automaker will now make the new x-trail suvs in japan. the company says uncertainty surrounding brexit though is not helping it plan for the future. it comes amid reports prime minister theresa may is drawing up plans to extend the timeline for the u.k.'s departure from the eu. they say defense wins championships. it's also dominating this year's pro football hall of fame class. the eight person class is highlighted by defensive backs ed reed, champ bailey, and ty law. tight end tony gonzales also named to the hall of fame in his first year of eligibility. the induction ceremony is in august. those are your headlines. ed: tony gonzales has been here in new york because he's part of the fox sports family doing thursday night football out here here. pete: breaking news from the migrant caravan. two of the organizers of that caravan now under arrest. griff jenkins is with that caravan in mexico as they push closer to our border.

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ed: but some of his fellow democrats in the commonwealth, including our next guest, do not quite see it that way. they're calling on him to step aside. joining us now democratic virginia state delegate jennifer bourne. good morning, sir. we appreciate you you coming in. trying to make sense of the news conference. you as a democrat who perhaps had an open mind go into the news conference willing him, how did you emerge from that news conference from the "oh, i wore black face another time" and " "maybe i'll do the moon walk." >> i emerged the same place i was before the press conference began which is i believe that governor northam has lost the trust and the confidence of the people he not only serves, but the people he's required to work with as governor and as such my feeling the members of the black caucus, our position hasn't changed. we in fact amplify our call for him to resign because it's become clear that he can no longer effectively govern.

ed: lieutenant governor fairfax is african-american. he put out a statement that was pretty harsh on the governor but he seemed not to want to push him aside to not make it look like he was all about ambition or something like that. what would be your suggestion to the lieutenant governor? do you think he's the person who should now step up and take over over? >> well, i think the constitution, shooed the governor do the right thing and resign means necessarily that justin fairfax will be the next governor of virginia. and so i think, you know, lieutenant governor should continue to do the work that he's been elected to do right now but begin preparing himself for that next phase. ed: but what if he doesn't resign? i was doing some research this morning, and my understanding of the state constitution, state law is that if he doesn't resign there could be, what is it, a three-fourths vote in the chambers there in richmond to try to basically invoke a 25th amendment style thing on the -- like we have on the federal level, that he's incapacitated and can't serve? is there something like that? >> there are some provisions in our constitution, in our code that would allow for an

impeachment type process. we haven't had extensive discussions about that, but i suspect that the longer it goes on, the more the confidence in the governor erodes, the more that the trust is broken, i think those conversations will begin to really take place in ernest. ed: so for you and other democrats, impeachment is on the table if he does not resign? >> well, i think he can't take any option off the table simply because there's so much work to do here in virginia, there's so many challenges that we face, and not having a governor that we all have trust in and we all have confidence in is simply a tremendous impediment to progress here in virginia, and as i stated, we've got too much work to do on critical issues. ed: sure. delegate, one of those issues that's been discussed in your state, as you know, is this legislation on the state level that critics say would lead to

infanticide. very, very late-term abortion being legalized, essentially, and the governor made very controversial statements, as you know. have you -- why haven't many democrats spoken out on that? i respect that you're speaking out on the race issue. it was disgusting, the photo and all of that. but why haven't other democrats spoken out about infanticide? >> i can't really speak for other democrats on why they chose to either speak or not speak. but what i will say is that, you know, these issues, a woman's right to choose are ones that really divide us more than they unite us. and i think from my perspective, i'd rather talk about the ones that unite us, such as how we going to continue to give raises to our teachers, how we going to invest in the infrastructure, how we going to protect our environment, the things that unit us. ed: those are some of the issues the governor may be struggling to deal with in the days ahead with according to his fellow democrats who want him to step

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past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. ed: welcome back. time for your news by the super bowl edition. first 75,000. that's how many people are expected to be packed inside atlanta's mercedes-benz stadium. there's the music. patriots are playing their third straight super bowl. this is the rams' first trip in 17 years, formerly known as the st. louis rams. next 4.2. that's how fast usain bolt ran the 40-yard dash at the super

bowl. the olympic gold medalist timed the 40-yard dash and did it in sweatpants. world's fastest man. and finally 1.28 billion, that's how chicken wings americans will snack on tonight according to the national chicken council. that's four wings for every man, woman, and child in the country. i will do my best to do my part. ed: we will see as well whether saints fans will be watching the super bowl today, after the controversial call which lost them a chance at the super bowl. ed: a louisiana pastor and die hard saints fans says if the nfl isn't going to throw that flag, his church will. in fact he's passing out yellow penalty flags at his church service all morning long today. pete: had a that. ed: that man, reverend bill miller of christ episcopal church in covington, louisiana, joins us now. i see you have a lot of saints fans. how are people feeling that sunday morning in new orleans? >> i am sounded by the saints of god and new orleans saints fans,

and we are celebrating black and gold and yellow flag sunday here at christchurch covington. [cheers] pete: pastor, you know, a lot of the nation feels for you here, what happened about two weeks ago. so are you sill feeling the sting? does it hurt a little bit more on this sunday, pastor? >> you know, what i tell -- i'm a big saints fan myself, and i tell my people i feel not only your pain, but my pain. i was there at the game. the new orleans saints for us represent so much more than football. they are so important to the city of new orleans and really what they represent transcends sports. they represent resurrection, re rebirth, reconciliation, community. so, yes, we were all incredibly disappointed, angry, devastated. and the purpose of this day is to take all of those feelings and channel them into positive and constructive cha.ge

pete:. ed: well, that's great. i don't know what the bible says about coach sean payton running down the ball and running down the clock but i'll leave that for another sunday. in all seriousness there have been people around the sunday saying that maybe people in louisiana have been a little bitter and they should move on. what does scripture teach us about dealing with a tough loss like this and turning the page? >> yeah. you know, life happens to us, and there are some bad things that happen to good people. there are circumstances beyond our control. and what the scriptures tell us is that it's okay to have feelings, it's okay to be disappointed, it's okay to be angry. but then we move on. we take the high road. we move forward, onward, and upward. we forgive those who have wronged us. and, again, we channel those feelings into something positive and constructive. and that's what we're doing here today. pete: reverend, you clearly created a great community in

your church. you've encouraged everybody to wear black and gold to church today. you're going to distribute these yellow penalty flags and people can write an injustice or challenge we want to change or work toward changing and the final tune of your service today "when the saints go marching in in." i have a feeling it will be a festive one today. ed: can we get a saints cheer today? >> absolutely. are you ready? ed: let's do it. >> who dat, who dat, who dat, who dat saying they going to beat them saints? who dat, who dat? who dat saying they going to beat them saints? [cheers] pete: i've never seen that at a church before. i love it. they're all throwing the yellow flag that never got thrown. reverend, thank you so much for your time this morning. i hear the music. what a cool idea. ed: reverend bill miller. thank you, everyone.

good stuff. is socialism now taking over hollywood? you won't believe the award that alexandria ocasio-cortez just won out there. pete: they're already giving our trophies out there? plus this group of military veterans have attended every single super bowl since it began began. so of course they're going to keep that tradition going today. they're live in atlanta with brian to give their big game predictions coming up next. ed: we want to salute them, that's cool. and we're having our own competition at fox & friends this morning. i'm a little behind. adam and emily are warming up. these guys keep getting to warm up. see if they make it to the end zone coming up. tied to each other? oh, boy. ♪

[audio problems] ed: you luke home cooking and you're like, hey, pete with you you live here. pete: exactly. so thank you to community magazine. you can check it out if you live in that local area. ed -- ed: i want to give a shout-out to lawrence cat wins. he bought a hundred copies of my book about jackie robinson. i don't know him. he's a formerly marine, a fox & friends fran, bought 100 copies for jackie's 100th birthday, he's giving them out to public schools and public libraries so they can learn about jackie's legacy. thank you, mr. watkins. pete: well, the nation set for tonight's super bowl, including our next guests, a group of

mitochondrial veterans who have attended every single super bowl together since it began. ed: this so awesome and our man brian kilmeade on the ground live in atlanta found them. he's with these four great american patriots. brian, good morning. >> good morning to all of you. just having some cold rain, but i want you to meet four americans who have served this country and for the last 53 years have gotten together to watch every. playing outside live is harvey roth enberg. also here is louis here rappapor rappaport and sylvan chuckler is to my left and playing right in the middle is larry mcdonald. guys, thanks so much for being here. you moved your schedules around for 52 years. first off sylvan, what do you remember about the first game, it wasn't even the super bowl then. >> no, it wasn't. it was the championship game. and individually we went out to l.a. and had the opportunity to

be at the first one and the second one. and we really got together starting with the third, brian. it's just all clicked, happened, and we got together. by the way, to make sure we -- you know that there are four of us here but there really is five five. and we lost a man who we call " "the president." the pres was our fifth guy, al s shragers a year ago today, and we think about him every day. >> there's no question about it, for you, harvey, one game stands out in particular. >> yeah. the super bowl when the giants beat the patriots, when they were having an undefeated season and i had my grandsons at the game and one of them turned around when it was 14-10 and he looked at me and smiled and said "our team won," and i said it ain't over 'til it's over. >> lou, there's something else that stands out. you guys say, this is all guys,

when the wives want to come or the kids want to come, no, it's the guys; right? >> it's always been the guys and many years ago our wives said how about taking the girls? and we said, "well, the super bowl is the guys but we'll take you to the gray company in canada. we flew up to montreal, girls went shopping and sunday at the game it was really cold and the girls said we think we'll fly home, you guys have a good time, and that was their trip to the super bowl. >> larry, can you talk about what got this group together? was it something intentional or just gradual? >> well, these guys knew each other for a long time out in new york and everything, and i was a builder and developer down in florida, and harvey's company wanted to buy a piece of property i had, and they just got me down to nothing. i finally sold it to him and he said -- >> you can have it back if you want for nothing.

>> and they said, -- we had talked a lot of sports during the negotiations, and kind of close to the closing, harvey says, "some of my friends with going to meet at the doral and go to the ball game. would you like to go with us?" i said, "sure." that was the beginning for me. >> sylvan in turkey, first game cost, what, $12 to get in was the championship game? it's no big deal. >> it was ridiculous, $12. don't have to tell you what goes on today. i think we're all amazed how much money the average person has to spend to go to this game. i mean it is -- >> thousands. >> it's thousands. easily thousands. and we're fortunate to be able to do that. but we really have great respect for all those people who support a team the entire year and then come. >> the army, navy is represented here right on the set right now, and they can play in all weather

as you see, but what does it mean for you when the thunderbirds fly over? what does it mean for you guys as america gets saluted today? do you want to take that, lou? >> sure. it's all of us are -- have that in our hearts. when those planes fly over, when they sing the national anthem, it's just being all of us serving the country, it's just a wonderful feeling to know, hey, we're here, we're part of america, we did our doubt, and thank god we're all together and this country is still moving ahead. >> absolutely. and harvey, you said this game became an event, in super bowl 3 when joe namath won then you said there's something special about this game, it's not just football. >> right. it's not really the game. we love the super bowl, but it's the camaraderie that we've developed between us. we feel like we're brothers, and i think that's more important than the game. but we're going to keep going and keep going. >> right.

i'm sure that's going to happen. this means the super bowl 5. that is not an accident? that's what you call yourselves? >> that's the nomenclature, super bowl. we were five people. it's very funny when people think that you guys went to super bowl 5 or you -- how come you -- you know, the, no, i don't remember clarity -- >> we're old enough looking that they think we really did play in super bowl 5. >> the truth of the matter is that it's about five guys, and that's what this story and i think brian got that, and that really is -- we're thankful for that. >> let's be honest, these players come and go, the average career is three years, and the thing that doesn't change is the fans and what it means to each individual, we go back to our parents, we bring our kids and for you guys you bring each other and it's the memories 'cause this game is about the fans and people having a good time at home as well. i haven't heard from the control room since the early eighties but i think i have to wrap up right now, but for harvey, for

lou, for larry and sylvan we thank you so much, and as long as you come, as long as you guys going to come, make sure you stop here, okay? >> thank you. >> thanks so much, guys wiretap have a great time at the game. great to see you. back to the studio. pete: brian, really well done. what a great story. well, fox & friends is having our own competition all morning out here on fox squarely formerly known as the plaza. i'm in the lead after one round with one point, but it's still anybody's game. matt later is our wrap, he's brought betty's bounces. you're our referee this morning as well so folks can rent from you guys any time, party rentals for any kind of occasion including a morning show on the weekends. i'm going to count them down. we'll put 30 seconds on the clock. the first competition is ed v. emily, first one to get their bill in the end zone, they're competing against each other. could take 30 seconds or three. are you guys ready? three, two, one, go!

[shouting, laughing] pete: are you okay, emily? emily: that's awesome. pete: holy -- emily got the point. emily: yes! yes! pete: that's what the control room is saying. emily: i dedicate my victory to -- pete: we're switching out real quick. emily, did you think you were going to beat ed henry? emily: no and it feels great to be a champion. >> ed, how do you feel right now now? ed: i got to quit. >> emily, what was your key to victory? emily: i think it was my determination and mind-set from the outset, the mind-set of a champion. >> give some tips on the

technique here. you're very competitive. get low they're saying is the key technique. she's a wily won. she's wily and as a result i'm a little worried. >> i'm getting harnessed in right now. >> here's a technique. all those doughnuts you've been -- >> they're called cheeseburgers, adam. oh, you have to be on the wall? okay. >> i swear. >> hold on. who's counting us down there? okay. ed's going to count us down. hold on. not yet. not yet. all right. >> three, two, one. >> did i get him? someone tell me! no! no way! no way! [laughter]

>> i don't buy it. i don't buy it. emily: you guys, this was the -- pete: did we get a call from the control room? there's no way it was adam. >> it was me! >> no way. >> me. >> you lost. who's taking it from here? i got no sound. emily: thank you so much, matt, betty's bounces, matt will be with us all morning as we continue our competition. breaking news from the migrant caravans now. two of the organizers are now under arrest. ed: pushing close to our borders plus new york congressman lee zeldin, marie bartiromo coming up. ♪

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government shutdown at the state of the union. the employee did not get a paycheck during the 35 day partial shutdown. the president will deliver the state of the union as you know on tuesday night right here on the fox news channel. and socialism seizing hollywood. the new documentary about the democratic essentially from the brooks who is actually from westchester wins the annual audience award at the sundance film festival. the if i am followed that congresswoman and three other progressive democrats on the campaign trail. variety magazine reports several streaming giants are now in a multimillion-dollar bidding war for the documentary, and i can barely catch my breath. emily: new to a fox news alert, two of the migrant caravan organizers arrested in mexico. ed: but thousands of migrants are still pushing forward. >> central america, going to the states. hello, mr. trump. ed: "mr. l, mr. trump." pete: griff jenkins is? n central mexico with the latest latest. griff, what are you seeing? >> guys, it's just about 400 miles north of here to get to

the u.s. border, but with the testament to the fact that people actually can get injured, you can see 500 migrants but just about 15 mitsubishi ago three of them got on the tractor-trailer and the trailer was turning this intersection to start heading north and they got their legs pinched, one hurt very badly, all three taken to the hospital by ambulance, which you can see they're still waiting for the rides to get on trailers any way they can. but you mentioned the organizers arrested, not one but two organizers. we have video of one of them that we shot. his name is carlos. now, the secretary general for this mexican state of san luis p patosi said interpol took them wanted for some sort of criminal warrants and they are being extradited back to honduras at this time. this is the caravan that began on january 15th. and here's a map of how far they've got to go. they're pretty much in the final stretch. they're heads to piedrasnegras,

40 miles north of here. they can take a shorter report that is more dangerous -- [loss of audio] here's juan moreno. take a listen. >> i feel so wonderful. >> you're happy? >> happy. we all my people close to me, people coming, we coming together, we feel so good. >> we were talking with the u.s. border patrol there, the chief in the del rio sector, matt hude hudek he said they're taking every preparation to get ready for the first time arrival. it will probably be monday or tuesday, guys. ed: griff, live on the scene. appreciate that report. after a week long twitter feud, republican congressman lee zeldin and democratic congress won élan omar will be meeting to discuss religious the discrimination. the congressman tells us how the two can bridge the religious divide in america. that's coming up next. pete: plus maria bartiromo, you know her and you love here and

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ed: turning new to a shock anti- anti-semitic voice mail message that was left for jewish republican congressman lee zeldin most of which was too vulgar, we're not going to air it on tv. warning: what we are going to air may be unsuitable for younger viewers. >> you're occupying the palestinian region and you murder people. you're worse than hitler. you are worse than hitler. put this on speech when you [bleep] in congress next time and talk about giving money to you maggots and you bloodsuckers at the expense of american people. ed: so vile. the congressman tweeting this to

democratic congresswoman elan omar sparking a war of words. here is new york congress lee zeldin. good morning. part of the reason why you tweeted at this freshman congresswoman is she has made controversial statements to say the least about israel. >> anti-israel, pro-bds, advocated lenience for isis fighters, comments pro-ma duro. talking about having a 90% tax rate in this country. we have a committee that is responsible for overseeing american foreign policy, and it's concerning that someone who would be undercutting so much of what's best for u.s. foreign policy would be overseeing it. so that's concerning. we need to combat anti-semitism, but the boycott and divestment sanctions movement just criticism of the israeli government for policies, it has involved into blatant anti-semitism and that goes all the way back to the founder of it who was clearly anti-semitic, no doubt about it.

ed: to her credit, congresswoman omar after hearing this voice mail, here's what she tweeted. "this is heinous and hateful. i, too, am flooded with bigoted voice mails and calls every day day," she wrote. "maybe we could meet and share notes on how to fight religious discrimination of all kinds, maybe, she said, over somali tea in our old office." so there's an opportunity there, she takes over an office you used to occupy. so here is a muslim congresswoman talking to a jewish congressman, and you both frankly, receive hateful, vile voice mails, letters and the like. can you bridge the divide? can you two come together? >> sure. i'll ring a bell some knishes with me, and not only where we disagree, to find common ground wherever policy, with any colleague, democrat or liberal, i'll all for that. that's my responsibility as a member of congress. the reason i put that voice mail out was for americans out there

who don't know what anti- anti-semitism sounds like they can hear for themselves. we have college students on college campuses all across america who are confronting blatant anti-semitic, anti-semitism, unless you're that college you don't know. four years in college, four years active duty, never experienced anti-semitism. we have religious discrimination in our own country that needs to be confronted and it's going on overseas as well. and it doesn't matter what your religion is. ed: and we see attacks on christians all around the world, as you suggest. so here's the last question. even if you come together over somali tea, she has to change some views and positions as well that have been very anti-israel, wouldn't she, more than just having a conversation? >> no doubt. and there's a lot more that we are going to disagree about than what we'll agree about. we might just actually have the whole conversation disagreeing with each other on just about everything. but this b.d.s. movement is one that needs to be crushed. you can't elevate anti-semitism, you can't empower it, you need

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♪ ed: the governor of virginia saying, wait, it was not me me in this controversial photo. >> i did not appear in this photo. i did participate in a dance contest in which i darkened my face as part of a michael jackson costume. >> governor northam has the trust and the confidence of the people. pete: the border security showdown continues as both sides hold steady. >> we have always supported physical barriers where they make sense. your going to -- you're going to see a lot of us bring that common sense to the debate. let's talk about everything. ed: two leaders of the migrant caravan arrested down in mexico. pete: thousands still pushing forward about 40 miles from the u.s. border -- 400 miles from the u.s. border. pete: tonight in atlanta we will

find out who the greatest really is. >> you don't have to be in the super bowl to witness an amazing competition. >> 3, 2, 1, go! emily, oh! [laughter] >> no! no way! ♪ ♪ pete: right away you could see live in atlanta super bowl liii getting ready to get going, and we are not winning. pete: brian kilmeade is still there, but we are having, as ed said, our own competition -- [laughter] instant replay from the last hour. ed: we were told by the organizers that we had to go to the goal line and drop the ball. now, emily got to the 10, the 5 maybe, but i will -- [laughter] look, i don't think she was at the goal line, but --

emily: i do not deny that. i think we are having an issue about the rules. so perhaps -- pete: let me clarify here, this is typical "fox & friends." we have a contest, it's fun, there's a lot of falling down that goes on, not a lot of clarity of what the actual rules are. ed and i are disputing this because we believe our opponent tossed the ball through the ring without physically dunking it -- ed: what are they saying on the scoreboard? emily: the scoreboard speaks for itself, however. how am i at two? pete: they kept the peace by having multiple scoreboards -- ed: i think emily did great at the competition, we'll let the judges decide. pete: emily and adam were faster than us, even if the rules were a little fuzzy i. [laughter] we want the know how you're celebrating us, e-mail us at "fox & friends".com.

ed: do you think the patriots should redistribute the super bowl trophies a little bit. we hear these socialist ideas out there, let's share. friends@fox news.com. emily: keep 'em coming. we have one e-mail from charles who says i'm rooting for the patriots to lose. i should be rooting for the saints, but instead i will be rooting for the rams. ed: carol says i will be watching the super bowl at my v vfw in minnesota wearing my vikings jersey. pete: shout out to my dude, this is from another dude, rocking the pats hat. i am because today is a day of choices. you don't get what you want every day, sometimes you get what you need. and the reality is it's east the patriots or the rams -- ed: the governor of virginia doesn't seem to be getting anything right now. he's desperately trying to stay in office, ralph northam. remember how this week started,

very controversial comments about late-term abortion that seemed to suggest he supported infanticide. we'll get to that in a moment. the weekends with him acknowledging, it seemed, that he was in a racist photo. he apologized for that on friday night then saturday comes out and has this news conference and says, wait a second, i was not in that photo, and i'm not going to resign. listen. >> i am not and will not exexcuse the content of -- excuse the p content of the photo. it was offensive, racist and despicable. i did not purchase the evms yearbook, and i was unaware of what was on my page. i believe then and now that i am not either of the people in that photo. that same year i did participate in a dance contest in san antonio in which i darkened my face as part of a michael jackson costume. it is because my memory of that episode is so vivid that i truly

do not believe i am in the picture this my yearbook. if i were to listen to the voices calling on me to resign my office today, i could spare myself from the difficult path that lies ahead. pete: so he stood at that podium and said i'm not resigning even though the color -- chorus of democrats are growing to almost everyone at this point nationally and in virginia, and he's trying to dispute the photo saying that wasn't me, i don't know who placed it there. he wants to find out what happened, who it really was. you know, he seemed to speak sincerely, but at the same time democrats, even after that press conference, even more calling for him to step down. emily: we have michelle malkin here on the unfolding events both from northam and how democrats and the media have mandeled it. >> -- handled it. >> if you think about the last 72-96 hours, this is a man who had earned condemnation from good folks on the right because

of his barbaric and callous endorsement of the murder of born-alive babies. but that wasn't enough to break through into the national media. it was bizarre pictures from a yearbook from, what, 35, 40 years ago? emily: what does that tell you? ed: making an important point that this was a disgusting photo. people from the left to the right have said it's despicable, but i think her point is something that the president is trying to get at as well which is that many of the same people on the left and in the mainstream media said virtually nothing when the same governor a few days earlier basically came out and suggested that he supported infant side. so the president, who i'm told yesterday by one of his advisers, some of his friends were prod him, hey, why have you waited? normally you jump on these stories. last night the president did weigh in because i think some of his friends thought this is something that is playing right into the president's hand.

the governor just stated, quote, i believe i am not either of the photo. well, the president says, this was 24 hours after apologizing and after making the most horrible statement on super late term abortion, unforgivable, the president says. remember, the president a few todays ago also told reporters he believes the democratic party between taxes, abortion, they're getting extreme. pete: super late-term abortion was the phrase used because this was right there at birth, even after birth. and with northam being a physician, he knows what he's talking about at some level. important to note at that press conference, not a single question was asked about that abortion statement, by the way. obviously, the press conference was about the yearbook, but not a single reporter even asked about what happened earlier in the week. but a reporter did ask about, in a more awkward part -- ed: really random question. pete: yeah. when northam was at the podium, he said that wasn't me in the yearbook, but i did perform as michael jackson with black face

on, and i did the moon walk. well, the reporter asked northam if he could still moon walk. this was an earnest question from a reporter. here's what northam said. >> you said the competition in san antonio was a dance competition. >> yes. >> you danced the moon walk? >> that's right. >> you still able to moon walk? if. >> inappropriate. >> my wife says inappropriate circumstances. ed: listen to it and just react. emily: i mean, smart wife there. [laughter] it boggles my mind, the fact that he entertained that question which, you know, i don't know how appropriate the question was. ed: it was a cbs news reporter. emily: he continues to make these gaffes, and it's such a lapse in government. no, honey, no thank you, inappropriate. ed: not a good idea. not the time or place. pete: reporters don't always ask earnest questions. they're looking for that interesting sound bite, and he took it.

talk about a shockingly una aware guy -- unaware guy. ed: it was a goofy question. but on the other hand, the governor was entertaining the idea of doing the moon walk, so can you blame him for throwing it out there? the governor has to show the judgment to say this is a dumb idea. emily: i also think it indicates that he's really mired in the micro right now. oh, yes, the question and i'll do it rather than this big overview of this entire train has derailed now, and i should be getting off it. ed: you're right. he's under so much pressure from his own party, so he's not thinking straight. pete: you follow politics, have you ever seen anyone survive this kind of avalanche? ed: not usually. if he gets through this weekend -- pete: maybe a new news cycle or something? ed: some other big news happens especially where in the country, this is thrown off the front page. but on the other hand, if it were republicans saying this is awful, it became partisan and political, he had a better

chance of surviving. when leaders in your own party from joe biden to almost all the 2020 democratic potential candidates are saying get out, he has no support within his own party. pete: well, this is a big story. another one is will that wall get built, and will a shutdown happen on february 15th, and what will the president say at the state of the union address on tuesday. it will require negotiation with democrats in the house and senate with this conference committee in order to reach a compromise to keep the government open and address our problem at the southern border. representative sean maloney, democrat from here in new york, he came on the program earlier, and i asked him questions about what it would take to bring people together. he talked about common sense. here's what he had to say. >> look, we have always supported physical barriers where they make sense. you're going to see a lot of us bring that common sense to this debate. but here's the point, the point is let's talk about everything from dreamers to immigration reform to asylum seekers. emily: which does sound like common sense, right? so where is that level of common

sense in the collaboration? if we haven't seen it play out -- ed: you're saying these democrats come on fox and elsewhere, and they say all the right things, and they're suggesting -- pete: some of the right things. ed: pete, you're right -- pete: we've always supported physical barriers. [laughter] ed: but then the rubber meets the road, and this actual bipartisan conference committee was meeting a few days ago, they said everything's on the table, and nancy pelosi, the speaker who has the power, held a news conference after that meeting and said, no, no money for the wall. so tom homan, a fox news contributor, of course, was on a short time ago, and he was basically saying why don't we try to get politics out of it and listen to the people on the ground. watch. >> the caravans are organized, they're coordinated. i said that from day one. thousands of people don't all of a sudden say let's go to the united states. this is no manufactured crisis as the democrats once claimed on the caravans, and they're going to keep coming. they're going to keep coming because there's no deterrence, there's no consequence.

congress is refusing to close the loopholes that drive them, entice them to come. the democrats are ignoring the experts. pete: that's right. i asked him about the experts. the congressman said he'd been to the board, but when you pressed him on the fact that the experts are asking for hundreds of miles of more fencing, yes, they want technology at the ports of entry, suddenly the common sense goes poof. it's the speaker who says no money for the wall, how do you find compromise there, emily? emily: you pressed the congressman on that. you said what about the experts? i feel like the second you get into the details, as you said, it goes poof. there's a complete evasion when you get to those details. otherwise it's a manufactured -- ed: i believe nancy has been brought to the situation room and here's what the experts, border patrol, and they didn't want to listen. even when you bring in the experts, they don't want to listen. the president will have the stage tuesday night, state of the union, live here on the fox

news channel. not just the speech, but all morning, all afternoon, the runup and the commentary afterwards. pete: and that includes ed henry. emily: i'll be here too. ed: more democrats keep jumping into the 2020 race, but michael moore's pick is not already in the race. watch this. >> she is the leader. she is the leader. everybody knows it, everybody feel it is it, she's the leader of this mass movement. ed: he's talking about ocasio-cortez. so maria bartiromo is here to react to that one next. pete: and the countdown to the big game is on, and our own brian brian kilmeade live in atlanta. brian: just a little while, guys, we're going to be talking to somebody who knows the most fascinating person in this game, and not tom brady, that is bill belichick. he is ian o'connor. bill belichick, from the kid who used to throw the ball around in annapolis to the assistant

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ed: you hear critics going after fox and others saying, look, you're spending too much time covering her, and then the you have voices on the left saying she's our leader -- >> look,. >> she is the leader of the radical leader, no doubt about it. she wants to abolish i.c.e., raise taxes to 70%, medicare for all. these are the issues that the moderate democrats are so insanely afraid of, because this is what has opened the path to howard schultz. look, i always say it, most people in america aren't hanging out in the middle. you might lean to the right on certain issues, lean to the left on other issues, but nobody has this monolithic view of the world where you agree with everyone on one side about every issue. she has an enormous if social media following. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are afraid of her. they are afraid that she is going to lurch this party so far to the left that it will alienate america, and that is what's happening. pete: isn't it also scary it could be a generational thing?

she's the leading curve of young leftists who are sick of moderate democrats? >> yes, absolutely. they don't understand the ramifications of socialism versus capitalism. they don't understand the ramifications of 70 tax rates killing an economy. they really don't understand some of the things these pie in the sky ideas, a green plan to do away with fossil fuels in 12 years. the science tells you there is no way you can do away with fossil fuels within 12 years. that means get rid of automobiles and planes. are you ready for it? [laughter] emily: we have a member of the house oversight committee and senator jerry moran, senate appropriations committee, they are -- >> coming on my show, absolutely, they'll be on in about 40 minutes because we want the talk about the border wall. jim jordan was pushing the president to say, you know what? keep the government shutdown. what happens now? was that a victory? was it worth it? we're going to talk about that as well as what happens next. the first public hearing that

the democrats brought to the floor was going to be michael cohen who we now lied to congress already and is going to jail for it. we're going to talk about that as well. then i've got an exclusive guest, kai-fu lee, he is the former president of google china. he's the author of this book, "a.i. superpowers." we've got a deadline to do a deal with the chinese march 1st, but people do not realize how serious this issue really is. it's not just about china buying more stuff, it is about a.i. and how it might be too late. the chinese are already head of us when it comes -- ahead of us when it comes to a.i.. he's got a list of industries that jobs are going to completely go away. ed: he -- president trump may be going head to head with president xi later this month. what president trump is saying about sending our

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president trump also saying he turned down a meeting with the disputedded president, nicolas maduro. ed: ed thanks, pete. the virginia governor is saying he was not pictured in that racist photo from 1984, but he did darken his face at one point in '84 to resemble michael jackson. democratic strategist jason nichols, antwan seawright and kathy burnett. good morning. >> good morning. ed: what the heck happened at that press conference? >> it was a train wreck, it was a big problem. he needs to own up to this and resign, it would be better for everybody, and this doesn't have to be the end of his story. i think everyone thinks politics is what's important. he can reclaim his name and his credibility if he went and just resigned and started working on trying to empower the african-american community in virginia. ed: antjuan, i'm certainly not

going to defend the yearbook, i don't think anybody can, but is there no redemption anymore in america when he sat there and said, look, i spoke to a young african-american campaign aide in 2017, i admitted to him that i'd put on black face, he told me how hurtful this was, i said i learned from it. does he deserve a second chance? >> absolutely. god is a forgiving god, at least the god we serve. so god will forgive him. but unfortunately, i think that we have to be consistent as democrats. the same posture and energy we said about the secretary of state in florida and other examples -- ed: who stepped down after -- >> we have to be very consistent. and at the end of the day, in 1984 painting black face for michael jackson, probably -- that argument doesn't work for me. and we all know that black face, no matter when it was used, what that represents to most of us, what i'm most concerned about, ed, is why this yearbook even published this photo -- ed: it was so offensive, how could they even do it?

>> we're talking about 1984. ed: sure. kathy, as somebody when usually sees things a little more from the right, what do you think about the fact that democrats felt so much time in the brett kavanaugh hearings and yearbook -- >> yes. and how much beer he drank. listen, when this racist photo of governor northam bubbled up to the top, i was not surprised. he is synonymous with the democrat party, and we need to all stop pretending that we don't know who -- >> wait, wait, wait -- [inaudible conversations] ed: hold on. [inaudible conversations] >> democrat party is the party of slavery, it is the party of segregation. lbj had to go to the republicans and get the votes to pass the civil rights, was democrats -- because democrats wanted nothing to do it. they continuously try to stuff black folks into identity politics -- ed: you had a chance to make your point.

let antjuan -- >> it is political malpractice for you -- >> no, it is not. >> -- to say the democratic party is anything but the party of inclusion. [inaudible conversations] >> it is the party of slavery, it is the party of segregation. ed: you made that point. >> it is malpractice for you to say that when we are clearly the big tent party. look at what we embrace, who we embrace. if you look at your party, the party of voter suppression -- >> right now -- ed: i'm going to say timeout. please don't use terms like simmer down, i just don't want to be offensive to all of us. we're all trying to be polite. >> the record will speak for itself in temples of what democrats -- in terms of what democrats -- ed: let them talk -- >> i believe racism and white supremacy are nonpartisan, so i think everybody is trying to say this is a democrat issue, this is a republican issue. we have issues within our party -- >> example yesterday. >> exactly. and so --

ed: but what about -- i'm going to let kathy, go ahead. >> it wasn't democrats who introduced us to just believe the one and meaning throw facts out the window. >> you're conflating a bunch of issues. >> no, i'm not. i think it's a little hypocritical for now governor northam to come out and say listen to my reasons. he has committed malpractice and for the 92% of black women who voted for him, he has shown a high degree of -- ed: so on that point, last one, antjuan, ralph northam was basically calling the president and ed gillespie, who he ran against, racist. there was an ad -- isn't there some truth to the idea that you're accusing others of racism when it turns out northam has his own problem? >> well, ed, i'm from the south so we believe in that saying that sweep your own door -- ed: i didn't mean you personally. >> but that will not, that will not put a hold on the fact that

ed gillespie did run a right-wing red meat campaign -- >> and now we have the photo of -- ed: jason, last word. >> if you want to talk about virginia, you still have corey stewart who is pretty much a white supremacist, you have steve scalise -- [inaudible conversations] ed: let him finish the point. everyone, thanks for coming in. [laughter] >> you're welcome. ed: breaking news from the migrant caravan, griff jenkins is with the caravan. plus, new england patriots' coach bill belichick looking to win his sixth super bowl today. brian is live in atlanta with someone who literally wrote the book on belichick. he joins us live coming up. ♪ ♪ >> to win your game day contest. that's coming up.

♪ ♪ ♪ pete: well, you can maybe stop the music, but you're not going to stop the game tonight. that's a live shot in atlanta, and brian kilmeade's been there all morning long getting us ready. brian, who have you got there now? brian: ian o'connor's here, he spent the last 2-3 years of his life studying bill belichick. welcome back to the show. you see he is, bar none, one of

the most fascinating people in sports, if not the. >> i don't think there's a close second, maybe tiger woods, but that's one of the reasons why i wanted to deliver a defining portrait of the man, not just the coach and, hopefully, i pulled it off. brian: you watched him at the press conference and say this must be the most uninteresting person in the world. it's actually just the opposite. >> away from the facility and stadium, it's like a jekyll and hyde act. he can be charming and engaging in social settings, and it's a figure that most of america would have a hard time believing exists, but they swear it does. brian: i want you to hear what roger staubach told me, he knew a young bill belichick on the campus of annapolis where his dad was assistant coach. he remembers that bill belichick. let's listen. >> steve was at the naval academy for about 33 years, steve belichick. bill used to come out to practice, i guess he was 9 or 0 or 11 years old.

he idolized his dad, and his dad was a great coach, great person, and bill just idolized his dad, and i think his dad would be really proud of him. he stood on the sideline when he won that first super bowl against the rams. brian: and you write about that too, the patriots, the biggest underdog in super bowl history maybe outside the jets, they go ahead and shock the rams. and steve, his dad, standing behind him. you write about that. >> right. and, brian, his father meant so much to him, really shaped him not only as a coach, but as a human being. being around his father at the naval academy, and one of his former players told me steve didn't just train us to be football players in annapolis, he trained us to be combat officers. and that discipline and attention to detail really had a profound impact on bill as a head coach, and you see that in his program. wriewp brian today, this is his ninth super bowl -- >> 12th if you count his assistantships -- brian: he told the team and

their families to go out and have fun, and tom brady was kidding around. that's not the bill belichick that coached the browns. >> no, he actually told a joke this week. a reporter asked him a question, are you ever going to write his own book, and he started to answer, well, i'm focusing on the rams, and then he said, well, would you buy one? [laughter] a lot of his friends would like to see more of that side. brian: so the 33-year-old sean mcvay, he is friends with bill belichick. >> that's right. they text. brian: how did this relationship start? >> well, just through texting, and bill is a grandfather because he was friends with sean's grandfather, john, who coached the giants and was a successful executive, of course, in san francisco. it is funny to see a 66-year-old man who was friends with the other coach's grandfather going head to head. brian broin so the rams are new to this, you know the drama, there's no spygate, no deflategate, no rumors of a quarterback controversy looming with grab low, this stud who is now in san francisco. it's kind of quiet.

>> it is. and i think they're in a much better place where they were last year where the brady/belichick relationship had unraveled. i'm not a body language expert, but even in talking to people around him, he feels like bill eased up on him this year, so they're in a much better place. brian: if you hate the patriots, don't worry about it they love to be hated. >> real or imagined, they love to fuel themselves with that. brady, of course, was the 139th pick -- 199th pick in the 2000 draft. brian: and jared goff was 7 years old when brady won his first super bowl. a lot of contrasts. he's got to write a comprehensive story on whoever wins in about nine seconds. that's the life of a writer. back to you guys. ed: all right, brian, we appreciate it. pete: it's not too late to put together some game-worthy grub for the super bowl. a former food network star known as the steak doctor and known of

uncle jack's steakhouse, here's the thing, steak doctor, i'm going to reveal something that was happening when folks were not watching. pete loves to eat, was questioning your flipping. he's like, hey, steak. doctor, you've got to flip it. >> the type of guy you never invite to your backyard event. [laughter] he's one of those monday morning quarterbacks. pete: that's right. >> here we've got the boneless new york strips, that's what we do at the meathouse, uncle jack's steakhouse. it's all about the marbling. we've got bacon, kobe meatballs -- ed: hanging bacon? >> and this is the legendary fred flintstone. i invented the steak about 20 years ago. these are some of the toppings. this is the, oh, my god, it's huge coconut cream pie.

8-ounce burger, brisket, short rib chuck, then over here -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah, sure, come on over here. so what we do is with the seasoning, bring over the salt and pepper, take that steak over here. you've got to get it going, you can see the juice in the burger. so get the fire going. no, you've got to hand hold it. you've got to get dirty. you want to rub your meat, right? you want to get your steak to room temperature, then you want to massage the salt, get it on the fat. then place it at an angle. pete: at an angle? >> yeah, so you get the marks, you want the marks, see? that's charred. ed: how long does it take to get to medium rare? >> thicker cuts 5 minutes each side, touch the things then put it off the temperature, you've got medium rare. there's your filet. then we're going to do the fred flintstone -- >> what is that? >> that's a tomahawk chop, chef

drew dry ages it in an aging facility right in the middle of the dining room. i built this aging box, and we age it there for 120 days. so the smell and the flavor gets so intense -- ed: you getting all this? we've got a crowd out here. pete: what's the biggest mistake people headache when they grill steak? >> the first thing is you don't want thin steaks. you want a nice, thick steak. when you're picking out your meat, get a lot of marbling sideways. not long ways because that's a vein. fat is good, right? more fat, more better, more butter, more better, right? then use the jack's seasoning. i sell it, these are three salts, himalayan, kosher, sea salt. a thick pepper to hold up to your grill. know your grill, find your hot spots. ed: that is awesome. what about the burgers now? >> the burger is, again, your blend. it's about 75 meat, 25 fat, and then you want to use the salt and perp on that. you don't want to press your

burger. it's plump, that's good to go. it's nice and juicy. your guest is going to eat that. this one's a little more rare. you can see when they shrink, that's a medium rare. flip this one -- ed: nice. >> nice char. yes, i like a thick burger if you're cooking on a grill. on a griddle where the grease stays in the burger more, you can use a thinner one. ed: steak doctor, thanks for schooling -- pete: what's the web site? >> uncle jack's.com, uncle jack's steakhouse.com. ed: more news coming up. the migrant caravan pushing closer to u.s. border, and they have a message for the president. >> hello, mr. trump. ed: traveling with them in mexico, we check in with him next. and in celebration of the super bowl, we're having our own competition here on fox from ends and. after two -- "fox & friends." after two rounds, it's time for another faceoff to decide the big winner. ♪ ♪ if i built a van,

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pete: fox news alert, two of the migrt caravan organizers arrested in mexico, but thousands are still pushing forward now about 400 miles from the u.s. border. our own griff jenkins is in central mexico with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey, pete, good morning. we're really in the final stages. it's north 400 miles to the texas border. 2500 migrants have been trying to catch rides all day. the local state police are helping along with the red cross and some ambulances, a couple of guys got injured here earlier. but, you know, there was a development in the last 48 hours, that is two members that were sort of organizing it, they're from honduras, were arrestedded. we have video of one of them. his name was carlos, that's all we knew about him. he had a bull horn, he was trying to help people line up. the crowd viewed him as an organizer, and we spoke with the

mexican general, and here is what he told us about interpol getting involved. listen. >> the interpol collect people's very numbers, and another arrest, two people, for interpol. >> reporter: so again, pete, we're just about 400 miles. and if you just look up this highway, you can see that's it, straight ahead. we had a map that we saw on this shelter on the wall, that's about 400 miles. they could go to knave slow laredo and cross into la raid doe, texas, although that is a little more dangerous because of cartels and such around. the chief of the border patrol says he's prepared and ready when we get there. it's going to be about monday or tuesday at this rate. pete: so our border patrol are prepared, but it also appears as if the mexican authorities are escorting this group to the

border, is that right? >> reporter: that's exactly right. if you just look along the line, or you see the number of mexican state police here as well as you look back down this line, they're literally keeping people organized. there was the injury, but they are helping to get them on trucks, they're helping even flag down trucks and trailers because it's not like mexico's federal government or this president, lopez obrador, who's very pro-immigrant has paid for any sort of federal resources. it's really just each mexican state as they move north is trying to facilitate with all the resources they can muster along with mexican citizens who have trucks that'll stop and put them on the back of flat beds. but the entire communities are certainly 100% involved and invested in cooperating and supporting the movement of these migrants to their next point up until they get to the u.s. border. pete: yeah. griff, looks very organized. thank you for bringing us the ground truth. appreciate it, stay safe.

all right, well, moving on to a quite different story. in celebration of the super bowl, we've been going head to head in our own "fox & friends" competition all morning. after two rounds, it's time to determine the big winner. we're kicking field goals for the final points. oh, that's not too bad. ed, he got some help from -- oh, that was adam. help from the screen. we'll see how we do next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ed: all right. emily: all morning long we've been competing in our own super bowl. ed: everyone's tied at one, except for me. i had one -- anyway -- pete: matt from betty's bounces

in pennsylvania brought us all these games. thanks for bringing them out. betty's bounce, give us the quick. >> our web site, bettes bounces.com. we're about ten minutes south of philadelphia. 10 and under fun center for kids, it's a cool place. pete: the competition is we each get three kicks. we're going to -- >> each kick's worth one point, so anybody can still win. pete: let's go, ed. >> oh! wide left. emily: close. >> that was actually really good. pete: not a bad kick. >> i've billion out here 'em finish i've been out here embarrassing myself. adam moonlights as a field goal kicker. emily, let's see it. pick your raiders proud. i've got to see a little -- emily: as long as i don't fall. pete: here we go. close, close, close. can i have another try? i was the back up to the back up to the back up kicker in high

school. emily: is that -- pete: is that a deflated football? too easy, folks. oh! it did not go in! emily: yes! >> that is no good. emily: level playing field still. pete: ed, have you played any soccer or football? oh! kicked the key. adam, have you played any soccer or football? adam: no. pete: he's more of a hand guy, not a football. i'm feeling pretty good about in this. so far there's a lot of 0s here. although i would dispute mine -- emily: how did you get it so high? pete: laces -- emily going with the laces in technique. emily: oh, whoops? ed: we're running out of time. pete: here we go, here we go. [laughter]

pete: i promise you i'll put this one through. ed: no. pete: this is going to be -- that was too high. oh! ed! pete: my man. adam klotz, stepping up. so far 0-2. you have to wait for the ref -- 0-3. >> i made one. pete: oh, you did? if. pete: this is for the win, i believe, right? is this for the win? this is in honor of ed henry and all the newsmen out there. for the win. oh! it doesn't matter how high it goes. count it.

ed: we're going to get that in the replay, and we'll be back. stay tuned to find out who the big winner is. ♪ ♪ that's why you chose kraft natural cheese. made with fresh milk without the added hormone rbst. it's cheese as it should be.

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or any accommodation, from homes to yurts. booking.com booking.yeah pete: i mean -- [laughter] come on. ed: we all feel like the saints right now, because we're told, allegedly, the winner of the "fox & friends" super bowl challenge is pete, even though that one never went true the goalpost. thanks to bette's bounces and matt for joining us all morning. give us a kick. >> finish it for us. nice! pete: that is well done, buddy. give it to me. ed: try to get your leg up. go for it. pete: nice kick. here we go. ed: one more! [laughter] pete: one more, one more. ed: all right. we have got ten seconds for you.

pete: and we're going to finish -- oh! ed: she's all right. good-bye, everybody. we'll see you next weekend. enjoy the super bowl. emily: you know what? i slid too. ♪ ♪ maria: good super bowl sunday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. joining us straight ahead on "sunday morning futures" right here, congressman jim jordan, the ranking member of the reform committee and senator jim moran on president trump's state of the union address this upcoming tuesday and whether the president should declare a national emergency for the border wall. also democratic congressman dan kildee is here on where democrats stand over wall negotiations. the congressman is also a member of the house and ways and means committee, and he'll tell us what he thinks about the more liberal members of his party calling for a mas