safe. when it comes to concussions and things like that. rob: we asked your thoughts. no, with all the possibilities of injury it is a big decision. jillian: i think that's every parent's choice between them and their child. all right. we have got to go. jillian: have a good day. ♪ the home of the brave ♪ >> virginia's governor ralph northam reportedly hold an urgent staff meeting as calls for his resignation grows louder. >> no way he can continue to be governor. ralph will do the right thing. >> president trump put the finishing touches to his state of the union address. >> the only way you have a strong border is you need a physical barrier. you need a wall. >> the pentagon announced it will deploy nearly 4,000 more troops to the border. another caravan with thousands of migrants enters the last leg of its journey.

>> president trump calls out speaker pelosi. >> she is really bad for our country. she knows we need a bare year. she can keep playing her games but we will win. >> there it is. the dynasty continues. >> tom brady and new england patriots make history winning their sixth super bowl. >> it's a dream come true for all of us ♪ ♪ [cheers] ainsley: patriots beating the rams 13-3. winning sixth super bowl some 8,000 fans flooding the streets of boston overnight to celebrate historic championship victory. it never gets old, they say. ♪ steve: roll tape. >> there it is, the dynasty tips.

steve: you have tom brady underneath all those fike moneys and patriots defense leading new england to a record sixth super bowl win the pats beating the rams 13-3 in the lowest scoring title game ever. brady is the only player in league history to win six super bowl rings. pete: it was a great game though. the boston globes says the dynasty rolls on this morning. rookie running back sony michelle scoring the only touchdown nut game late in the fourth quarter. wide receiver eddleman rightfully named super bowl mvp grabbing 10 catches. always open it seems. the team's third championship parade said for tonight. steve: patriots win sixth super bowl because people fell asleep.

whether or not it was an interesting super bowl. green room is split. let's go downtown to atlanta, georgia brian kilmeade joins us. brian, a lot of people are complaining it was boring because to pete's point it was a defensive masterpiece. it really was. not very offensive. what did you think? you were there. >> brian: i well, i think bob cast says you will hear 25 minutes. i wasn't happy with the way the team played in the first half. defense better than anyone thought. no one was surprised the rams defense was that good. surprised the patriots offense was able to click. when the score was actually tied 3-3 and the rams seemed to be getting in gear somewhat, wow, could this shock everybody and be a lot like the saints game whereby the saints jumped out quick and the rams came on strong. if you like defense, you loved this game. and, in the end, the patriots always find a way and if they don't, if you are a high powered offense they will try to outscore

you. if you are a great defense, they will try to have a "davibetter defense to you. 66-year-old coach outcoached the 33-year-old coach sean mcvey. that was pretty evident. steve: something that happened this morning. while it may have been a boring game unless you are in to defense. ainsley: great win. pete: great game. steve: dynasty rolls on according to the golden globe. highlight to many people empress of soul gladys knight brought down the house with herren addition of the star-spangled banner. ainsley: so polished and classy. watch this. ♪ does that star spangle banner yet wave. steve: steve betting how long it would be until she got to the word brave, apparently the song ran 2 minutes and one second. pete: it was a powerful

rendition. brian, you there were what was it like in the stadium. brian: great. very impressive. she nailed it whawfn like. i would say this you knew at the end the roof had opened up you knew at the end at some point you have to wonder if the thunder birds were going to hit at the same note gladys knight was going to hit they were and the place went wild. i will say something else. i have been to like 19 super bowls and i think every other one where the patriots are in them. they were always -- the patriots fans were always drowned out. not this time. it was like a patriots home game. very few ram fans made the trip ♪ it was all about clapping for the patriots and they pretty much dominate you had leading up until halftime when maroon five, most wearing shirts, not all decided to entertain in a very interesting rendition of music with all types of genres. i'm not sure if they rehearsed or not.

ainsley: started with a few shirts. pete: layers came off during the course of the show. steve: remember the old days when the act for the super bowl would be a super star? pete: adam levine is a super star. ainsley: they asked rihanna first and she said no. he turns 40 next month and very involved in yoga. he is proud of the body. he was voted in 2013 the sexiest man alive by people magazine. steve: the humerus blog the onion super bowl marred by functioning sound system. have you seen a lot of these. pete: felt a little flat in watching it adam levine didn't back down from the mob that told him don't perform. give him a little credit, too. brian: absolutely. by the way, i think they were fine. that's exactly what i expected. that's maroon 5. whatever. take his shirt off, i guess

he was hot. number 2, they also had a drone light show. this is the first time ever those were drones. i was there and i couldn't figure out what was happening. and number three is huge risk, as much as you want your music down loaded justin timberlake got a lot of grief and now so does adam levine great thing and billions of people watching. those could become critics some introduced for the first time. number three is you just need somebody like the rolling stones and paul mccartney. steve: big star. brian: somebody like sting to takes his shirt off and is still sexy. everyone becomes a music critic. i almost feel bad for these guys. ainsley: everybody was expecting to propose to kylie jenner they have a baby together. he was wearing the big if

you are coat. when they were going through the crowds. security has to be so tight. what was security like. brian? brian: thick and deep a lot of military people. we saw a lot of faces in the crowd why do you look familiar? because i'm working this. a lot of other things. i was able to watch on some cell phones. they did some recognition on behavior. they were able to identify people looking just to create havoc and not create terror and create havoc. you saw some people jumping up and down behind the camera. they were picking up people left and right the ones that wanted to storm the field would be streakers. those are the people have got a chance to know showing me there was another arrest, another arrest. making sure none of these clowns tried to take over the game. i will tell you for us you could not get on the field you had to swipe your face pops up. are. pete: you tried streaking

and it didn't work last night? ainsley: days are gone. brian: listen, i was there and you will see in 25 minutes that i was on the field when the confetti went off. so, and next year it's going to be our game so start getting your tank tops available and tattoos, pete. next year we are all going to miami. pete: you heard it we are doing it. steve: great coverage all weekend long, brian. great stuff. meanwhile, threat's talk about governor ralph northam still the governor of the commonwealth of virginia. when we left you friday morning the news was he was standing by his comments earlier how he was supportive of same day as birth abortion which a lot of people were horrified by. but later in the day it was revealed that there was a racist photo found in 1985 medical school yearbook and another man in black face and kkk robe and the governor came out that night

and apologized. but then he backtracked the next day and said, you know what? i'm not in that picture, i don't think. pete: big press conference that afternoon saying it wasn't me in that photo. i don't know who put it on that page. then he also admitted black face once in san antonio when i was on stage performing as michael jackson. i admit that as well. i won't back down democrats overwhelmingly coming out to resign virginia and nationally. ainsley: a lot of conservatives saying where was all the backlash from the democrats and the press when he was saying you could abort your baby up until the last minute. they are calling on him to resign. the pressure intensifies for him to step down. listen to this. >> he has lost the authority to lead he has lost the authority to govern he needs to resign. >> once that picture came out as a clansman there was no way you could continue to be the governor of the commonwealth of virginia.

>> he needs to resign immediately to stop the pain in virginia and around the nation. >> call for him to resign because it's become clear that he can no longer effectively govern. >> i encourage the governor to step aside so we can stop the healing process. >> he should resign. >> i think he should resign. steve: so you had a lot of that over the weekend. apatiently happarently he did cn emergency meeting in the governor's mansion at 6:00 during the super bowl. according to news channel 4 in washington, d.c. an announcement is expected soon. ainsley: what that is hard to know. wants him to push through and keep fighting. pete: if it's not him and he is defending himself. steve: 6:11 in new york city on this monday morning and jillian is ready. jillian: good morning. following a fox news alert out of california.

five people are dead and two injured after a small plane breaks apart mid-air and crashes into a southern california home. pilot and four people inside the home were killed. the how's runting in flames. sending panicked neighbors into the street. look at this video. faa says the cessna plane took off from small airport about a dozen miles away from the crash scene. a suspected cop killer will face a judge in ohio today after shooting that officer dead and another wounded. wayne wynn due in court on murder charges following a 12-hour standoff from a scrift call. bill brewer was killed in the line of duty. 20 year veteran leaves behind a wife and son. he is the fifth officer shot in the line of duty this year. president trump hopes keeping troops in iraq will help us keep eyes on iran and growing missile threat. >> we're going to keep watching and we're going to keep seeing and if there is trouble, if somebody is looking to do nuclear

weapons or other things, we're going to know it before they do. jillian: the president admitting he has no plans of striking iran. the regime just showed off new long range cruise missile this weekend. a fan caught allegedly sneaking into the patriots locker room disguised as a security worker. the man seen here in the black cap claimed someone gave him a security jacket. atlanta police say he was not arrested super bowl security avoiding repeat of 2017 when a reporter swiped tom brady's jerusalemy. a lock at your headlines. steve: took a long time to get back. ainsley: thank you, jillian. steve: president trump's second state of the union is tomorrow night. you will see it on fox as he prepares for big address looking back to historic moments from past speeches coming up next. ainsley: talk about hot wheels, a corvette bursting into flames inside you a

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♪ ♪ steve: president trump's state of the union, his second, is just one day away tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. as the president prepares for it and the address to the nation, what are some of the greatest state of the union moments through the years? here to break it all down presidential historian doug we'd. >doug wead. steve: abraham lincoln in his state of the union said this even we here hold the borrow and baiebare responsibil. your thoughts? >> very haunting especially today when you have potential presidential candidates saying that the constitution no longer works. and you have lost freedom of speech on many of america's campuses. it no longer exists.

and you have almost 15 candidates for president of the united states calling for socialism. so, it's very haunting to read abraham lincoln's words last best hope on earth. steve: linden baines johnson in 1964 declared war on poverty. watch this. >> let this session of congress be known as the session which declared allout war on human poverty and unemployment in these united states. steve: how did that work out? >> it's chilling to listen to that speech. you would think that the democratic party would embrace president donald trump because lbj, the war on poverty, it promised subsidized housing. it passed out welfare based on the number of children that were born in a family. it provided food stamps. donald trump gave them jobs. a lot of people seem to be

angry about it instead of pleased. steve: sure. let's go back to 2002, george w. bush said. this. >> states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil, arming to threaten the peace of the world. by seeking weapons of mass destruction, these regime pose a grave and growing danger. steve: that's where the term axis of evil came from. >> that's right. it was a great speech, but the aftermath, the war that led to the iraq war wasn't necessarily a great war. steve: right. indeed. well, now, president trump gets his second time before the joint session of congress. we understand it's supposed to be all about unity which we could use plenty of. >> great idea. steve: doug wead, we thank you for joining us live. >> thanks, steve. steve: democrats are calling

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it has sensors to detect tunnels. pete: israel knows that walls work. ralph northam calling for mounting calls from his own party to resign immediately. >> he has lost the authority to lead. he has lost the authority to govern. he has to resign. >> once that picture with the black face and the clansman came out. there is no way you can continue to be the governor of the commonwealth of virginia. >> he needs to resign immediately to stop the pain in virginia and, frankly, around the nation. pete: those same democrats remains almost universally silent after northam's radical comments condemning ultra late-term abortions last week. here to debate richard fowler and lisa booth. >> hi, pete, good morning: pete: explain that contrast. nothing about late-term abortion and everything about a yearbook photo from 1984. >> lawmakers were never

pinned down on the question. only reporter trying to hold lawmakers seat to the fire and find out if they condone and support both third trimester abortions and also ralph northam's comments essentially endorsing insanity side. he couldn't get anyone on the record. you look at news busters and they found that cnn and msnbc completely ignored it in their prime time coverage. the broadcast networks also ignored these comments of ralph northam about endorsing enfantasizing. the media continuously protects the left. look at the way they covered the issue of abortion. being pro-life is a completely mainstream position for republicans to hold yet, they are treated as extremist. yet, have you these democrats who support third trimester abortion which only 13% of the country supports. yet they are not painted as extremists. why is that? pete: richard, good question. why is that richard? obviously the photo is unacceptable. almost no conversation

about -- let's get what the governor said specifically and get to you react. this is the governor on third trimester abortions. listen. >> in this particular example, if a mother is in labor, i can tell you exactly what would happen. the infant would be delivered. the infant would be kept comfortable. the infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desired, and then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother. pete: richard, the infant would be delivered and then a discussion would ensue. how is that acceptable? >> i think the governor mishandled this question during this interview for sure. there is no question about it. pete: is he a physician though so he knows these things. >> i said he mishandled this interview. but, i think the reason why most sane people and most liberals were not upset about the -- didn't like have an answer to this because they read the bill. and if you actually read the bill, the bill is very clear on what it does and doesn't do. it doesn't do infanticide. what it does say if the

mother is in danger, if the health is in danger. mind you, this has already been a law in virginia for years. instead of taking three doctors to sign off on this if the mother's health is in danger. one doctor can sign off on doing this. it's not up until dilation or anything like that. it basically says if the mother is sick during out third trimester where her life is in danger, heroic procedure can be performed, period. pete: don't you think the governor should answer to his characterization of that bill? >> of course. of course he should. it's also important that the media answers to that bill and if you read the bill you would know exactly what it says u. pete: read out bill. >> i read the bill. pete: i'm glad you did. most reporters don't care about it let alone read it? >> most reporters have an obligation to read the bill before they talk about it. >> you are essentially -- there have also been medical

professionals found circumstances is an abortion necessary when the circumstances you laid out. look at the at things like the new york law where now nondoctors can perform abortions and up to that medical provider to decide if the health of the mother is in danger. health is ambiguous and could mean a lot of the different things. the point is the democrat party has veered to the left on the issue of abortion and now are way outside of the mainstream and only 13% of the americans support that democrats should be on record if they support that yes or no. if they don't say no. they should be asked about it and they should be held to account. >> there is a big distinction between very, very, very, very rare third trimester abortion and infanticide. we are talking about in cases where the mother might have a very harmful disease that giving birth. pete: a lot of ambiguity. >> the virginia bill in particular. pete: we have to leave it. >> there the virginia bill is what it talks about. pete: critics recognize there is a lot of ambiguity.

>> critics of that bill will tell that you law has been on the books for years changes from three doctors to one doctor. >> it reduces restrictions. >> exactly. >> thank you, pete. pete: heated debate the kind we should be having in this country. quit smoking and ban all cigarette sales in his state. backlash we will bring it to you. behind the scenes look at the patriots super bowl celebration. brian: this pass got me on the field. as soon as the cannons went off and confetti went flying i bring you up close and personal and how atlanta did in that building where the roof can open and close in seven minutes. don't move on taking attendance. now throw the logo ♪ ♪

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>> there it is, the dynasty continues. [cheers and applause] ainsley: tom brady and the patriots defense leading new england to a league record sixth super bowl win. thousand of patriots fans flooding the streets of boston overnight celebrating that historic championship victory. steve: they are loving testimony the pats beating the l.a. rams 13-3. it was the lowest scoring title game in history. brady is the only player in league history to now have enough rings to have them on one hand and now he has moved over to the second hand. he has six. pete: it was a bill belichick special. eddleman named super bowl mvp after grabbing 10 catches for 141 yards. brady says he played one of the best games of his

career. parade set for tomorrow in boston. brian, you were there. you are live in the ground in atlanta have been all weekend. you got a live behind the scenes look when it all happened. brian: by the way julian eddleman get high or low. the rams could not find a way to cover him. he was open the whole game. even when he didn't get the pass he was open. if you can't solve that and offensive genius you are not going to win and they didn't. i know everybody out there has seen the highlights live and in tape and you have been watching your sportsnet works. we decided to get on the field and just give you an idea what it's like with the patriots and the rams after the game and which billions watched around the world. here is the view from our camera. >> and there it is, the dynasty continues. brian: who would think it would take just two field goals and a touchdown for the among froits win sixth titlwin.>> i don't deserve thist

man god has a plan and man, i'm so grateful. coach belichick and mr. kraft created this culture. they bring guys that do whatever they can to win football games. >> that leaves eddleman open. wide open, eddleman, who else? eddleman. >> he made plays for us all night long and plays for us all year that's why he is who he is. >> come after him. they take them way back. >> our defense out and i got a chance to make up for that miss earlier and come through fort team. >> gronkowski open. >> i knew tom was throwing to me. >> catch he made.

tommy laid it flight there perfectly. it was special. >> only thing that matters is this team. you know, god that believes in me. god that kept my head straight and taught me so much through this process. >> to the end zone. intercepted at the 3-yard line. >> we know what happened. we got outplayed for them to do what they did to us is so impressive. tip your hat to then. brian: patriots fan they got a sense they will be back for super bowl liiii. brian: virtual home game for the patriots fan. 75,000, 55 were patriots fans and 20,000 were rich people that wanted to go to exciting event. mostly up top.

i remember this city it iced here and not ready for it and the had the last one in the other building and they had a few things go wrong here and the ray louis situation. it finally made its way back. brand new stadium. that building behind me is like nothing i have ever seen before. when it opened up, i thought i was in a spaceship somewhere. pretty cool event. they think they got another million people in and hopefully there will be another million people trying to get out on my way out. pretty cool night even though it wasn't great offense. ainsley: you get to watch the best of the best play and get to see gizelle and get to watch tom brady and they win their sixth super bowl so history in the making. it's great for everyone. and we get intansd with the halftime show. the commercials. steve: brian, great coverage over the last five days. you must be exhausted. sleep on the plane coming home, okay? brian: thanks. see you top of the hour. steve: 21 minutes.

ainsley: not ready to come home. steve: not yet. pete: migrant caravan marching toward the border you 300 miles away. steve: new evidence they could be getting government help in mexico. ainsley: griff jenkins is live down in mexico as more than 2500 migrants making that final push. griff, what do you think? when will they get to the border? they are getting close. >> they sure are i will tell you, i think they will they will get there by day's end on the texas border. you can see them lining up in the state behind me. they are staying here in this building. final day for most of them because they are heading across from eagle pass, texas. here is some video yesterday late in the day. the governor visiting with the migrants very elated mood here. he was encouraging them the state will be opening up an official twitter saying this the governor oversaw the

support for the caravan which leaves tomorrow morning in the direction frontier city of piedrasnegras. 50 busses to take these nigers 1674 by yesterday's count. it's going to be very interesting. as we heard all along on this journey that began on january 15th in honduras. many of them plan to cross illegally. we talked to one antonio from el salvador. we asked him where he was going to cross he said he couldn't tell us. listen. >> for secure reasons, i cannot say. griff: we will find out what happens by the end of the day, one thing for sure they are headed to the u.s. border. the message is very clear from the mexican government and that is we are going to help you. that's a message that's going to reach the next two caravans right behind. this one leaving on

thursday. one next week on the 16th. by the way, i should points out over the weekend the pentagon announcing nearly 4,000 troops headed to our u.s. border, guys? ainsley: for the next 90 days because they know these caravans are coming. steve: griff, thank you very much. unlike some of the people who travel north through the caravan, they go to the port but as griff indicated, the guys he talked to they are planning not on going to the port but figuring out, you know, where there is no wall, that's where they are going to go. pete: can't tell you. going to sneak across. ainsley: in other news, hand it over to jillian she has news to us. jillian: update to story we have been following. a missing mother driven 40 miles away on the night she disappeared. savanna went to a home with three men after leaving a kentucky bar. one of those men says she left the next morning. her mother is begging for clues in an exclusive fox news interview. >> please, please think about the families you are ruining. her four babies. they need their mother.

if you would ever you know have not told the police go, tell the police now. jillian: none of the suspects have been identified. the state of hawaii could soon ban cigarettes. state lawmakers are considering a bill to raise the minimum age to buy cigarettes from 21 to 30 years old by next year. 2022 no one under 50 could buy them. 2024 no sales people under 100 years of age. critics say it's too overreaching. the proposal doesn't include ecigarette sales. corvette bursts into flames at a florida car dealership. officials say it all started when a light fixture caught fire and dripped hot plastic onto the blue sports car. firefighters quickly putting out the blaze before it spread to any other cars in fort lauderdale. no one was hurt but that certain solid a pricy problem they have on their hands. yikes. ainsley: insurance.

thank you very much, jillian. ainsley: many democrats have made it part of their 2020 platform. >> everyone has access to healthcare, period. that's what will happen under medicare for all. >> medicare for all. ainsley: what does that really mean for your healthcare? we're breaking down the true cost of medicare for all coming up next. steve: plus, coming up on our monday telecast we have got as you see dr. alveda king, dan bongino, and bill bennett. a busy two hours and 17 minutes straight ahead on the channel you trust for your morning news ♪ it's the final countdown ♪ ♪

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ainsley: one of the key issues that kamala harris is running on is medicare for all. what does it mean for the

future of america and your family. national taxpayers union and president of forward strategies maddy did you hav.>> good morning. ainsley: if we get insurance through our business what is would happen with medicare for all and hearing now if these candidates do get their way, that would no longer be an option and be part of the government run plan. this is kamala harris yesterday and then we will get your reaction. >> to reiterate you support the medicare for all bill. i believe it would totally eliminate private insurance. for people who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it? >> the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care and you don't have to go through the process of going through an insurance company, having them give you approval. going through the paperwork, all of the delay that may require. let's eliminate all of that let's move on. ainsley: that was actually january 28th. what is your response to that. this is a very important point. medicare for all sounds nice because it's proponents are

saying healthcare access for all. in relation what it means it outlaws private insurance. maybe you are thinking mae my plan could be better i don't love it also outlaw all of the things that come along with private insurance that consumers generally like like an hsa or fsa. those accounts that allow to you save your own tax dollars in order to spend them on healthcare. those become prohibited under medicare for all. medicare is the first and only provider for healthcare insurance. also talking about insurance. kamala harris talk a lot about how this provides access to care to everyone. provides access to insurance not necessarily to care. that's a big discrepancy as well. ainsley: yeah. you are right. if you like your plan you can't necessarily keep it under this plan. >> that's right. ainsley: how about the cost? how are we going to pay for it $32.6 trillion over the next 10 years. >> this is another detail that proponents of medicare for all how they are going pay for the proposal. $32 trillion is a consensus position from liberal and conservative analyses that show this is going to be a massive undertaking for the

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♪ and the home of the brave ♪ [cheers and applause] steve: i just got goose bumps again. glad disknight's epic rendition of the star-spangled whether she went over or under the 1:50 mark. ainsley: fox news headlines 24/7 carley shimkus. >> doesn't it give you chills? it was so good. it took her 2:01 to finish the song. the line was at 1:55. but, she said do you stop

the clock at the first brave or the second? pete: at first i was going to say first. watching it again you can't stop until after the second u. ainsley: how about her beautiful dress. >> there was a bet whether she was going to wear pants or a dress. i was talking to my husband saturday we were making all the bets personally i said pants. i think she looks beautiful in the dress. that was the right outfit. steve: what about reaction online. zac talking about the best. he said thank you, gladys for making brave last 20 seconds and sending the national anthem over 1:55 seconds for the first bet win of the night. fran on facebook loved the performance no one taking a knee with gladys in the house, she was the perfect choice and she was awesome. trina also saying stunning performance made america proud. it was everything you you wanted the national anthem performance. steve: what about th the halftime performance? was that everything you wanted a lot of people

saying boring. >> less enthusiastic response on the halftime show. what did you think? did you like it. pete: i thought it was good. >> i thought it was okay. if i was his mom i would say adam levine did you fine. good job. the one thing that everybody is talking about though is the fact that he took his shirt off. that was probably the thing that got the most reaction online. steve: why did he do that? >> is he proud of the tattoos and yoga moves that california tattoo above his belly button is a bold choice. i saw nebraska senator ben sasse tweeted about it he simply said please put your shirt back on. we have got a bunch of other tweets coming. in another one for the onion that satirical website super bowl halftime show marred by functioning sound system: tweeting i thought maroon 5 was fantastic i closed my eyes when he took his shirt off. maroon 5 thank you for not bringing politics to a football game.

bravo. they did face a lot of backlash for signing onto the super bowl. ainsley: some are wondering why is to okay. janet jackson got fined $550,000 and he takes his shirt off. pete: i think we know u. steve: just like that. carley: ainsley, you are right to bring it up. that was a big topic of conversation i didn't want to bring up but i'm glad you did. steve: apparently adam levine has something with the message that the drone spelled out. he took a pen and paper out after he signed onto the super bowl wrote down a bunch of words and they were the words that appeared in the lanterns or drones. one, love. >> i thought that was pretty when they went through the crowd. i'm sure everyone loved being on tv. it looked like alan turns set off how are they going to get those back to earth? they are drones.

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for our country. she knows you need a barrier. she can keep playing her games, but we will win. >> and there it is, the dynasty continues. >> patriots beating the rams 13-3, winning their sixth super bowl. this a dream come true for all of us. ♪ going off the rails on a crazy train. ♪ ainsley: the new england patriots winning a record sixth super bowl championship last night. tom brady leading the pats to 13-3 victory over the los angeles rams in the lowest scoring title game ever. steve: yeah. you would have seen that if you were still awake by the end. there you can see some of the scenes from boston. thousands of patriot fans flooding the streets overnight in celebration. the team's third championship parade in five years officially set for boston tomorrow. [cheers]

tom brady the only player in league history to win six super bowls. he is, many say, the greatest of all times. pete: the goat eddleman named super bowl mvp. played one of the best games of his career. it was a football game for football fans there were hits. there were not a lot of penalties. very few mistakes. great defense. steve: you say it was a football game for football fans because a lot of nonfans thought it was dull? pete: probably. ainsley: bring in brian. brian is down there in atlanta at the game. what was it like to experience it right there in person? brian: i would say this. i have been to quite a few super bowls. i think it started off really loud it got kind of quiet and at the end you said wait a second we are tied 3-3 in the fourth quarter. regardless of how lou scoring it is new record lowest scoring ever. never had a 3-0 game at halftime. and never had a 3-3 game after three quarters. then you say to your

self-jared guff 33 years old never been to a theater like this. this is brady's to win and know how to put it away. they get the touchdown from michelle and get the field goal to put away and big interception at the end. we didn't play well. and i want to play it again. reminded me of dan marino. when he got to the super bowl. as soon as the game was over he lost. he said i have got to play this again. i screwed this up even though he didn't have a terrible game. but when you first get in, that's really the sense of what happened. i would say this, even bob kraft said at halftime, pete, that, you know, it's good for football fans but he said he was disappointed in the way the patriots played in the first half. they were remarkably loose. do you know what they did on the walk through instead of doing the walk through, they brought all their family and friends onto the field and they just took pictures and everyone said wow why are the patriots so loose? especially when they lost last year? it didn't hurt them. you know, in the end they

found a way to win. ainsley: a win is still a win. pete: belichick put a scheme on defense that put guff in a box. they scored when they needed. to say. steve: so did gladys knight, she brought down the house. she is from atlanta. she is referred to as the impress of soul. the song the military had perfectly timed that flyover and, brian, you mentioned it was right through the hole in the mercedes-benz stadium, it was super cool. brian: i don't know, yeah, i don't want to talk through it if you have it up, i thought it was really cool too, the thunder birds always fly over and find a way to fly into the stadium and get introduced to the stadium crowd and the place goes wild because they love the military. i also think one under appreciate united stated moment is when they take a shot of our deployed troops during out open and when

they are singing and the place goes just wild and you see them standing at attention. i think this time was korea. it's pretty cool. and the whole week there was a lot of military theme here i honestly say what a difference, pete from, a year ago where the super bowl at minneapolis. everyone was talking about taking the knee. law enforcement was very angry. military as really perplexed how to handle. this there was a lot of derision. the union was fighting against the league. not that much drama this time. roger goodell was booed again just by being introduced. pete: such joy. ainsley: no one took a knee. tell us about the new stadium. remember when they blasted the old stadium? now they built this new beautiful stadium behind you. we saw the flyover. they open up the ceiling; is that right, the roof? brian: yeah u it's really cool. i did this thing with steve cannon who is the president of arthur blank's group the a and b group arthur blank

is one of the founders of home depot bought this place and gives so much to the city. he said he was with mercedes and mercedes says we want to be on the stadium. they do the deal and he says i would like to join the falcons. he did the deal with mercedes and comes over and runs the falcons what you have behind me is all the shape and sizes of the medallion of mercedes and it just looks like something from another century. it opens up. it takes seven minutes. when it usually takes forever if you think about the sky dome. as i mentioned over the weekend faster than moon roof on tahoe. you open this thing up and the people go crazy as if they have never seen it before. they call it like an aperture on a camera. for rich people you have so many different suites to buy. there is no doubt about it every day people hot dogs are $2. water is $2. pizza is $3.

steve: very affordable. brian: cool place. steve: brian is going to be back with interviews with some of the players and bob kraft coming up in 20 minutes. a moment ago just mentioned the commissioner of football roger goodell he was actually in one of the best commercials. it was for the nfl 100. and he is up speaking at the front of the hall and then you have got somebody. brian: marshawn lynch couldn't resist the lake and the ball is down and it's like fumble and for the next two minutes. our friend peter berg directed an hilarious video about every face in the game trying to get the ball. there is joe montana. ainsley: older players and tom brady they said old man get in the game and he holds up his hand and has a super bowl ring on every single finger he rips those off and hands them to his friend and now he has one more moved to the second hand. pete: the legend was berry

sanders making some moves. it was a fun ad. emit smith. he had a great opening with john malkovich as well. steve: bud light historically budweiser anheuser-busch spends a lot of money on ads. what's the deal with corn syrup they did this commercial where they go to the wrong flies dlirst corn syrup. as it says look, miller and coors uses corn syrup and it is actually ignited a fight. now the national corn grower's association has reprimanded bud light, they sent out a tweet america's corn farmers are disappointed in you. ainsley: they probably didn't think about that backlash. pete: learned by those ads that budweiser is powered by wind as if i put up to a beer can up to my mouth i care about how it was created or whether or not corn syrup is in it.

ainsley: they partnered with game of threatens to angame of . pete: those bud light is funny. steve: so confusing. it started out as a bud light ad and then they killed off bud knight and it turned out to be a game of thrones promotion. apparently hbo which has game of thrones they had talked about well maybe we should do something with the car company. maybe we will do something with coca cola. they were going to do something to the polar bear. in the end what they did is killed off bud knight. ainsley: did you see the michael buble' commercial? steve: my family loved that. >> buble'. you are michael buble' that's bubbly. >> thanks, dave. >> may i have your autograph mr. bubbly. >> mr. bubbly. >> that was funny.

one of the complaints is that a lot of ads were dull. best of the year. ainsley: how much money did they invest. steve: each ad $5 million. ainsley: then they had to pay michael buble'. steve: mr. bubbly. pete: intertwined all the social justice stuff too i could have skipped. they wouldn't play the nine line ad about standing for the anthem. steve: let's go to the expert jillian what did you think of the game. jillian: i was asleep for the entire game. ainsley: what time do you go to bed? jillian: i wake up at any night right now. steve: you aren't a fan of the game anyway. jillian: i wasn't super excited. ainsley: last year you took. jillian: took the day off and went to the big parade. pete: not this year i don't feel bad for you. jillian: talk about what's going none ohio. a suspected cop killer will face a judge in ohio after a

shooting that left an officer dead and another up wounded. wayne wynn facing murder charges psychiatric call. bill brewer killed in the line of duty. 20-year veteran leaves behind wife and 5-year-old son. brewer is now the 5th officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. jurors are expected to deliver deliberations in the el chapo trial today. he could face life behind bars if he is convicted of several drugs and conspiracy charges. he has pleaded not guilty to awful them. the jurors have been kept anonymous for the duration of the 10-week trial for their own protection. a top u.s. diplomat is in south korea to discuss a second summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. the president revealing plans for the next summit are set but did he not release details. the u.s. official will likely meet with north korean officials in the coming days. president trump and kim jong un last met in june last year in singapore. well, team roc ruff comes out on

top. adoptable dogs compete on animal planet. >> carrie is literally running circles around the competition. answered takes it to the house for seven. did you see that? jillian: ruff won 55 to 51 to take home the chewy lomb barky trophy. pete: i thought ruff was going to take it they had better players. ainsley: interesting. jillian: i think they are all amazing. steve: they are. thank you, jillian. the clock ticking down until another possible government shutdown. will democrats budge on paying for part of a wall? we're going to talk to one of them. democratic congressman josh scott heimer is coming up next. ainsley: plus, one dog turns a porch pirate into a big scaredy cat, and it's all caught on camera. ♪ ♪ i tell you once more

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talk to the men and women in green to know what they need to do the job every day. if they actually look at that data, every place that's built a border barrier it has immediate impact on slowing you will illegal immigration and drug flow. shown effective every place they have built it. steve: some democrats accused of ignoring the experts when it comes to border security as the clock ticks down towards another government shutdown on the 15th of february. will they be able to budge on border wall funds? let's talk to one of them. democratic congressman josh scott heimer is the co-chair of the house problem solver's caucus. is he also the u.s. congressman from my district. good to have him live in our studio. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. good to see you. steve: you are with the problem solvers. we have a problem. nancy pelosi says no wall money. donald trump says i have got to have a wall. how do you fix that problem? >> i'm hoping after, as you know, we are in negotiations right now. i'm hoping in the end we actually find a path forward where we can have tough borders which i believe in

but do it the way that i have heard from the experts which is you really need several approaches to this. everything from sensors to evans based fencing there is a lot of approach here and the question is what does that look like and how do we keep the government open? steve: when you were on with us last anytime you, josh. you told us how you want to hear from experts and we just had one on. >> i have from the past. steve: tom homan says walls work is that part of your tough barrier? >> what i heard and i have been working on this for months now, this goes back to last congress where bipartisan agreement here when i heard from experts was there is, you know, a big concrete white thing is not actually going to make actually solve the problem. actually it could cause more problems. steve: right. >> there are other solutions that might work. my feeling is you listen to the experts and make sure it's cost effective we spend our taxpayer dollars wisely. i think it takes a lot of pieces like sensors and drones making sure have you

more officers at the officers and evidence based fencing where they tell us this actually makes sense and actually make us safer. steve: i know that nancy pelosi and company said mr. president we're not going to negotiate with you until you open the government. so he opened the government and now you are talking about the fact that apparently he has given some, you know, he is not asking for a concrete wall anymore. is he talking about whatever you call it. because it is -- it does seem like it's semantics on the part of both parties. >> there is the political side of it. and then there is obviously what needs to happen. that's why i'm saying, too i actually think there is something that makes sense that includes lots of options and actually make us safer from terrorist terroristsm drug dealers and gang members. i think we all agree on it the question is can we take the politics out of it and agree. it's the right thing to reopen the government and have this debate and have this discussion which is happening right now. steve: so, do you feel that some sort of a deal will be made where there is some sort of a physical structure, something to slow people down from running across the border? >> i think one of the

options in the end will be evidence based fencing. >> what does that mean? >> evidence driven. in other words, here is where it makes sense to have this. if you talk to the experts they say listen, there is some topography where you need sensors, some places where drones make fence. some places where a fence makes sense and repair certain fencing. steve: it sounds like you are open for some fencing. >> it's not just sure and lots of people in my party are it's just not a giant white barrier concrete thing that actually the experts tell us. steve: call it a wall. just don't call it a wall is your message? >> i believe it's border security and i think it's the right option. i also think, listen, this debate has to happen. it's important. we have been having it for a long time. we have had bipartisan solutions on this the problem is we came to a bipartisan deal last year lots of members from congress on both sides agreed on this. the question is can we actually get it done. steve: let's see. it's a problem. got to solve it 7:20 here in

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world's busiest. traffic is expected to be bad. officials want people to leave their hotels five hours before their flight. great. and finally, 17 million. that's how many people are expected to call out sick from work today because of that game in that building according to a survey by software company. big game there at mercedes stadium could cost $4 billion in lost productivity. we, however, all came to work today, ainsley. ainsley: yes, we did. tylenol and all. just kidding. pete: no she is not. i'm not kidding. ainsley: virginia governor ralph northam and racist photo in medical school yearbook dominating morning shows. >> ugly reminder of racist past. >> tried to explain his innocence regarding one racist black face innocent by pointing to another one he recalled participating in. >> possible 10 or 20 years ago a politician like

northam could have apologized his way out of this. but the political climate has clearly changed. pete: while the media and almost all democrats call for his resignation, they mostly ignored his very radical comments condoning super late term abortions. ainsley: the niece of dr. martin luther king jr. and fox news contributor dr. alveda king joins us now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, steve, pete, ainsley and "fox & friends." hello to everybody. ainsley: we want to get your reaction to this story. what is your opinion. should he resign? >> when the story initially broke, i said well, wow, 35 years ago we need to forgive him. however, forgiveness is one thing. but how do we move forward is another thing. and rather than to ask the governor to resign, i would ask him to rescind all of the legislation that he has approved that supports the

crime against humanity which is abortion. i would say stay there, reverse all those actions, stop agreeing to kill little human beings in the womb. you are a pediatrician. you know those are human beings right there in the womb. so i believe he could do a really good deed if he is very serious, especially about that apology. 35 years ago. top working with planned parenthood who margaret sanger really did leak to the ku klux klan, she did. stop doing ku klux klanish things and reverse and rescind all of those ugly laws that he is still supporting today. how is he going to lead the people of his state when he is killing the human beings in the womb in his state and he is a pediatrician? pete: doctor, you take such a unique take on this because all democrats are almost talking about is this photo. not a single question asked at that press conference about his radical stance on a baby being born and then a decision being made whether to keep it alive or not.

why are democrats not even willing to talk about it? >> well, the democrats, and many people are stuck in skin color racism. not realizing that it's the human blood that makes its human beings. we are one blood acts 17:26. god made us all one blood that's why my uncle dr. reverend martin luther king jr. could say we must live together as brothers or sisters or perish together as fools. then you will not commit crimes against your brothers and sisters in the womb, outside the womb, rich, poor, young, old, human trafficking e sex trafficking, abortion. he needs to rescind all of that. he needs to apologize for agreeing to kill little babies, little human beings in the womb. his own -- in his own state, those little human americans he needs to apologize to them. he really does. ainsley: last night the super bowl was in atlanta. which is where your uncle lived. we just celebrated his birthday. remembering his life and legacy. right before the coin toss there were pictures and videos of your uncle and was

it your cousin was that involved in the coin toss? >> my cousin bernice king was there my cousin martin was his daughter yolanda renee, my daughter was there and my daughter-in-law. i decided i would watch it from television and to see gladys knight sing that beautiful anthem. all of that was marvelous to me. it was marvelous. and, you know, congratulations to the patriots. let's not be mad and mean-spirited if that was not our team. everybody does their best. the patriots just did their best. >> that's true. everyone, dr. king will agree with you, except everyone who lives in new orleans and they are still mad about that call. >> i know. that call was wrong. pete: dr. alveda king things the call was wrong. >> human error. pete: we all have it. ainsley: we all make mistakes. pete: we appreciate it. ainsley: thank you. the migrant caravan closing in on the u.s. border. now we are learning mexico government could be helping them out. chick in with griff who is

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tom brady leading the pats with a 13-3 win over the l.a. rams lowest title scoring game ever. thousands of fans flooding the streets of boston overnight. 668,000 in boston commons. pete: old hat for them. steve: tom brady boom right there only touchdown. tom brady the only player in league history to win six super bowls. the team's third championship parade in five years is set now for tomorrow in boston. meanwhile, brian kilmeade has been down at the super bowl in atlanta for the last five, four or five days and he joins us live right now. brian, as soon as the game was over, brian, can you hear us? they are redialing. pete: in the field sometimes if you hang up your ear phone, he is not hearing us. ainsley: we have got to get him back. he had this would yo with gronk. and he was asking him are you going to retire? i think we have the sound. pete: right after the game on the field.

steve: here it is. brian: was this your last game? >> i'm going to just chill. you can't make decisions after wins like that. it's all about the team win. it's all about the celebration. so, you know, i'm going to sit back and relax for a couple weeks. but this right here is all about tonight and about celebrating. pete: if you know gronk, it certainly will be about the celebration. steve: brian, you've dialed back. in you asked him that great question. he doesn't want to -- he don't want to leave the game right now. he can still play. ainsley: he is making a ton of money. brian: listen. he was close to retiring last year. he was banged up this year again. he does this thing called full contact football and if you watch him after that big hit late in the second quarter how slow he got up. have you got to wonder. he has the money. sylvester stallone said to him you can make a ton of money in the movies. how many more titles do you need even though is he mr. fun loving guy. i would not be surprised if he called it quits.

what these guys don't want to do is take attention away from the super bowl. even if they want to retire they will wait a week or two. i asked bob kraft that, something similar. the question i brought bob kraft to to which i want to share with everybody what he thought. the store is tied 3-3. another cardiac finish what were your thoughts coming down knowing you lost a clutch game last year. here's what he told me. brian: 3-3, mr. kraft, i know you are used to tight finishes. what's going through your mind at this time. >> i'm not sure we play you had as great as we could in the first half. and, you know, we had the turn over. we had the missed field goal. we had real momentum and those two things i think changed the whole game. i know our competitors, they want to see someone else win and i understand it. if i were in their position, but i hope we are going to test your patience for a

while. brian: his heart goes out to them. he feels so bad for all those other teams that can't go to the super bowl. but, he does feel bad. owner is like a fraternity and they say such nice things about each other. it must bother them a little bit to see kraft in the game win or two two of the last three, four of the last five and we know what they have done since 2002. they have been there eight times. i have never seen anything like this in my life. especially in a salary cap era and time of free agency. you can't just draft players and hold on to them for 15 years and make them back ups in the end. i give credit to kraft for keeping the egos in check for belichick and brady and somehow they live with each other. you know for a while it's hard to be on the same page with somebody no matter how well you get along. and they have done that. pete: brian, it's so true. they have done it without a cast of supporting stars. it's hard to name other patriots from other eras per

se. it's been brady and belichick. ainsley: for 17 years. pete: last night a lot of belichick. brian: and julian eddleman. brady 109th round pick. some players like hogan. he was a free agent. he was signed. he didn't have the best game yesterday but been a clutch player. governing was identified early. aaron hernandez was thought to be better. we know sadly what happened to him. so, no matter what it is, of that half these guys i was covering at the super bowl were r. now broadcasters competing for the same interviews. what is going on here. brady is not aging and it bothers me. bill belichick actually getting mormon tone. these guys are going through. i'm just in awe of what is happening at this point. but, i think they will have a big parade on thursday. boston came up short. now all i'm witnessing in my adulthood and not quite ready for it is boston winning in everything. the red sox and the patriots

again. they will lose that chip on their shoulder. steve: always about the better team wins and last night the better team did win. brian, great coverage down in atlanta. got more coming up in about 20 minutes. ainsley: hand it up to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: an mma fighter facing murder charges and behind bars after a nine hour manhunt found hiding inside a trash can. he escaped a nearby. guards stopped for food. accused of murdering ex-girlfriend and her friend in oklahoma last month. new poll shows joe biden gives democrats the best chance of beating president trump. in an emerson college survey of iowa voters, the former vice president wins a head-to-head matchup in 2020. 51% to 49%. biden hasn't said he is run he is the only democrat who finished ahead of the president. interesting. a family dog literally goes from zero to hero.

the black lab named zero caught on camera chasing a thief after they stole a package in front of a home in utah. the crook so scared he actually throws the package back. zero's owners are shocked since they say he is usually a scaredy cat. >> need the package a $4 dimmer switch. what were the thieves going to do with a $4 dimmer switch? pete: i think they were hoping for more. steve: what did we ever do before the ring doorbell? pete: a lot less of those headlines. steve: thank you very much. now let's go outside janice dean the weather machine. janice, great job this weekend in punxsutawney, pennsylvania. general january ♪ it's beginning to feel a lot like springtime. 54 degrees later on here in new york city, yes! take a look at those maps and i will show you. still cold in canada.

but look at this. it's 42 in new york. a far cry from what it was in single digits just days ago. 35 in kansas city. we do have colder air moving into the northern plains and you were midwest. it will not be as cold as it was last week. we do have the potential for more rain and snow across the west. this will bring potential for flooding and mud slides and then the heavy sierra snow across the rockies as well. there your forecast today for much of the eastern third of the country it is going to be fantastic so so far the groundhog is right with his prediction of an early spring. all right. pete, ainsley, steve, back to you. happy spring, my friends. >> hi, everyone. hi. steve: somebody is up in new york. j.d., thank you. that migrant caravan closing in on the u.s. border. and now we are learning mexico's government could be helping them out. griff jenkins is traveling with the caravan.

he is coming up next. pete: they are making it happen. congressman doug collins is bringing a conservative latino leader as his guest for the state of the union. they both join us live with a message for democrats coming up next. ainsley: conservative college students setting the record straight about what liberals think about them. >> a lot of people believe we are just what our parents want us to be. >> everybody thinks we are racist and homophobic. as a christian our whole goal is to love everybody. ♪ [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ - want to take your next vacation to new heights?

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ainsley: there is new evidence that the migrant caravan is getting government help in mexico. the group is 300 miles away from the u.s. border. griff jenkins is live in mexico with the very latest for us. griff? >> yeah. listen, it's not a question of whether the government is helping them. the state right now, you can see is loading up these nearly 2,000 migrants in an extremely orderly manner and they are going to take them

down this chute and through these diveats and load them on to 50 buses being provided by the government of the northern mexican state that borders texas and they will get there probably, ainsley, by the middle to the end of the day. now many of these migrants, of course, have indicated to us that they will try and attempt to cross illegally where they will end up in across from eagle pass, texas. we talked to one of the migrants who said he plans to cross illegally but wouldn't tell us where. this is antonio from el salvador. ♪ griff: more evidence of the government support of governor was here with the migrants last night an official twitter of the governor tweeting he was supporting the caravan which

leaves for the frontier to the city. just a quick note over the weekend the pentagon announcing an additional 4,000 troops headed to the u.s. border, guys. ainsley: they will stay there for at least three months because they know these caravans are coming up. thank you so much, griff. pete: pete, hand it over to you. showdown is coming. fight for border wall fund something expected to be front and center in his state of the union address tomorrow night. our next guest, a republican congressman is bringing a leader in the conservative latino community as his guest to the address to emphasize the need for border security. here with more is ranking member of the house judiciary committee georgia congressman doug collins and do founder of the latino's conservative organization art geaug geauga goes. why are you bringing art as your guest tomorrow night? >> great perspective hispanic community one as so many times portrayed in the

mainstream media being against the president or being against what's going on at the border. that's just not true. what we are seeing here is there needs to be orderly immigration. what we heard on the report even before that saying they are going to break in or basically come over our border illegally and saying it upfront and nancy pelosi says we don't have a border crisis. there's a problem there. pete: art, share your story, if you would. >> my name is art. you have mentioned it i'm the co-founder of latino conservative organization. and my story is basically my parents immigrated to the united states orderly with the moses, the laws i think if my parents were able to do it with my family, we are a product of that process. i think it's never been to deter anybody to come to this great country but to actually enforce the laws. secure our borders. and make sure that our families are protected. pete: art, breakdown a stereotype for me. the assumption in the

so-called mainstream media is the hispanic latino community is by default democrats. i think you feel differently. >> yeah. that's a complete sham because, you know, if people really deal with and converse with latino community leaders, business owners, you know, pastors, which i deal with a lot these days, you will find out they have conservative views. they are for the wall. they are for protection of family. and that is something that the mainstream media has thrown out here and has pushed, pushed, pushed and you said it's a card. pete: exactly right. what are you hoping to hear from the president tomorrow night. >> i want to see him continue to stand resolute. he has made the point with the american people the border wall is needed. he is the one protecting us. when he makes that point before the republicans and democrats tomorrow. the democrats have to look themselves in the face and say am i really wanting to stand for those who want to illegally come in our country or stand with this president and help those

that are on the american side who are trying to make this country again the place that people want to come to and not run away from. pete: representative collins and art, have a great time in the house tomorrow night. >> thank you very much. pete: what a cool experience that will be. >> thank you. pete: the economy not slowing down despite the partial government shutdown. stuart varney says it's only going to get better. he is here next hour to explain. and, college students defending their conservative values amidst overwomenning leftist punish back. cabot phillips knows a lot about that. liberty university coming up next. >> mainly my faith is the reason. >> economically i think it makes the most sense and socially i think it aligns with the bible. >> solve problems more freedom and not less. only for a limited time.

>> what do you think misperceptions people have about young conservatives? >> that we have been hard-wired to believe. >> i think a lot of people believe that we are just what our parents want us to be. >> everybody thinks we are racist and homophobic but, as a christian, our whole goal is to love everybody. ainsley: young conservatives setting the record straight about the common misconceptions against them. steve: campus reform cabot phillips has more on interviews at liberty university. you went to liberty in the commonwealth of virginia to talk to young conservatives because unlike a lot of liberals on campus, you say that conservatives have got to have a better world view to figure out both sides of the story, right? >> absolutely. i have been on 100 college campuses with the leadership institute's campus reform and i have seen this growing trend where young conservative students they are more informed than liberal counterparts because

they have to be. if you are a conservative in america today, you are consistently having to push back against the media and your professors and oftentimes against society as a whole. you end up knowing really well why you believe what you do and how to defend and articulate those beliefs. sadly many liberal students because they are intellectually coddled in america they don't have to arm themselves with facts and statistics. they are oftentimes more engaged and knowledgeable about their belief. ask students at liberty what motivates them to get involved in politics. interesting to hear their views. >> mainly my faith is the reason. because a lot of right wing beliefs line up with biblical principles. >> pro-life standpoint, i really believe that that's what mostly drives me. >> economically i just think it makes the most sense and socially i think it aligns most with the bike. >> trying to solve problems with more freedom, not less. >> one interesting thing i see on campus is so few students being able to actually describe why they care about politics. this is certainly

refreshing. this next generation of conservatives is coming of age in a time where they don't really remember president bush in office. they certainly don't remember president reagan. their entire life been uphill battle and deal with president obama. this is the first time in their life with president trump where they have had a conservative in office fighting for them and i think so many of them they love president trump because he is standing up to the bullying that many conservatives have had to deal with and they are used to having to deal with this pc culture and president trump right now pushing back against that i think that's why so many young conservatives feel empowered by him. pete: good choice on liberty. conservative place they are open to exchange of ideas. other campuses have stopped doing that. steve: cabot, thanks for the live report. >> thank you. steve: dan bongino is going to join us live, dr. bill bennett and you. stick around "fox & friends" three minutes. ♪

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♪ ♪ home of the brave ♪ steve: governor ralph northam called an emergency meeting last night. >> democrats overwhelmingly coming out for him to resign. >> no way you can continue to be governor. >> ralph will do the right thing. >> democrats face a growing scandal. steve: president trump's second state of the union is one day away. >> you need a physical barrier, you need a wall. >> pentagon will deploy nearly 4,000 troops to the border. >> migrant caravan marching to the southern border. now just 200 miles away. steve: new evidence they could be getting help in mexico. ainsley: president trump calling out speakser pelosi.

>> she is bad for our country. she knows we need a barrier. she can keep playing games but she knows we will win. >> there it is, the dynasty continues. ainsley: patriots beat the rams, 13-3, winning their sixth super bowl. >> this is a great win for all of us. ♪ steve: never gets old for boston patriots fans. fans celebrating once again the patriots win. it is their sixth. some people say it was kind of dull, it was a defensive tour de force. pete: i thought it was great. steve: i thought it was boring. it was boring. pete: strategy, defense, very few mistakes. there were no penalty flags. great quarterback, they say the greatest of all time, brought his team across the finish line.

ainsley: not any other football player has as many rings as tom brady. steve: there goes the gatorade. brian kilmeade was our quarterback at the mercedes-benz stadium. what did you make of the fame last night. >> i was stunned. i never thought 13-3. it was so historic because it was low scoring. i thought the rams came out tight against the saints and they ended up prevailing on the road. i walked into the stadium, i couldn't believe how many patriots on. the patriots are always outnumbered and there are no ram fans. rams had to deal with the fires. they helped out with the community. playing in mexico city. came back to los angeles. they had more things happen to the team. they're moving, playing in an old stadium built in 1929. i thought this would be tight. in the end brady was too much.

the 66-year-old quarterback, excuse me, 66-year-old coach out coached the 33-year-old sean mcway. when maroon 5 on the halftime, there was lack of buzz. there was a freight halftime show there was buzz and controversy. although some people were happy he took off his shirt. steve: half an hour ago, brian, you talked to the owner of the team. we saw you talk to gronk. you also talked to another important player. >> so the patriots were up 10-3. they have to lock it up. up to hold the ball. no-name guys, 6th round draft pick for cincinnati rex burke head.

he scampers 26 yards to lock the became up. going up against the rams, front four, toughest in the fame. they look tough but tell me. >> i heard about that front four. i have never been tackled by it. what is it like? >> i played with suh in college for a year. donald is player of the year. it was a great challenge for us. offensive line did fantastic job, opening up holes in the end. >> that was a guy from nebraska who has filling a role on this team. you know what the word is on the patriots, you're not here for the big contract. you're here to win championships. when people come they check their egos at the door. i would say that rhetoric and hyperbole if i hadn't seen it for nine straight years. i sat there in 2002 with rudy giuliani after 9/11, go being maged and patted down and

security around there. this will be a bad game. rams will crush them. they are 14-point favorites against the new quarterback that wasn't supposed to start, tom brady. the patriots pulled off that stunning up at the time 20-18. now we're back here years later talking about his 6th championship. ainsley: tom brady says he will not retire. pete: you misspoke, called tom brady 66, but he might still be playing. >> does it bother you like it bothers me that he is not aging. i don't feel good for him. we're watching tom brady's children. we used to watch him and his dad. now we're watching his three or four kids. he has his daughter in his arms. the kids are loving it.

the kids will push him to keep playing. ainsley: it is seem to be perfect. i'm following gisele on instagram. pete: thank you, brian. steve: palm city, in florida, dan bongino with contrary point of view of the game. you thought it was boring? >> i did. i had to flip over to the puppy bowl. fluff and scruff or fluff and ruff fighting each other? i haven't watch ad football game in three years. i don't want to fake it. >> why not? >> fourth quarter was great. one thing, there is now no longer a question that brady is the goat, the greatest of all time, not goat in a bad game. i as a big joe montana guy. thought he was the best ever. brady at his age to be doing what he is doing. it is incredible. ainsley: no one took a knee.

gladys knight beautiful rendition of the national hand them. >> knocked it out of the park gladys knight. i stood up in my living room. steve: you loved halftime show with maroon 5 i understand. >> steve, seriously one of the worst performances i i have ever seen in my entire life. i have a few maroon 5 songs in my itunes. after that i'm questioning seriously the decision to buy them. pete: they said it was not acceptable to do the morning show without my shirt on, but he can do a halftime show. >> bring bruno mars back. bring bruno mars. he never lets you down. he can dance it up. bring bruno. start a petition for bruno mars. pete: bruno or britney. ainsley: oh, gosh. >> just bring him back every year. ainsley: talk about what is happening in virginia, some people are calling for

resignation, a lot of people are calling for the resignation for the governor. there. he held emergency meeting with his staff. what do you make of this, should he resign? >> has to resign. here is the problem, if it were just republican attacks coming his way the media would write it off as partisan, that is what they do, they are democrats. this is unified democrat front. they can't have this out there. understand the strategy here in a nutshell. the democrats have to use identity politics and race-based attacks on republicans. they don't have anything else, they don't have ideas. how will they do that if a photo of a guy in ku klux klan hood and guy guy in black face. he has zero capital, none. no political capital. there is no possible way he can stay in office. he has to resign. i think he knows that that. steve: he says it is not him in the photographs. he doesn't know who put the

images on on the yearbook photo. dan, when you look at the outrage that he generated over end of last week over his comments about last day of pregnancy abortion, essentially, which has been the law of the land in commonwealth of virginia for a while, when you look at the that, the outcry was muted when it came out later in the day he had this racist photo on the yearbook. >> i'm not surprised. you notice how many people asked on the hill, comments on abortion. i didn't hear. you did not hear them? did you not turn on a cable news channel for the last 48 hours? are you serious? of course they heard him. they want to avoid this conversation. everyone should demand the media covered this like they covered the todd aiken comment. when it is abortion comment by the republican, media doesn't like, every single republican is

required to comment on it now to perpetuity. i demand every single democrat truth the entire presidential election cycle be asked to be commenting about northam's comments about infantside cide. pete: but they won't. you talked about nancy and non-negotiation happening what it is doing to our country. >> she is costing the country hundreds of billions of dollars, what isp happening when you have a porous border and drugs pouring in and people are dying all over the country because people like nancy pelosi who don't want to give proper border security for political reasons, she is doing a terrible disservice to our country. on the 15th we set the stable beautifully. everybody knows what is going on because of the shutdown. ainsley: do you agree with him? >> you know, ainsley, we live in

the dumbest of times. i don't know any elegant way to tell that. we live in peak stupid right now. the fact that nancy pelosi, what donald trump said there is completely reasonable. he clearly has compromised on numerous positions here to get the ball moving. what is happening? we have a $5.6 billion budget request, 4 billion-dollar budget, can we be candid, infinitesimally small amount of money. i wish it weren't but it is. we can't move a bit? a wall is passive security measure. doesn't require monitoring 24 hours a stay. pelosi knows it works. that is why she doesn't want to do it. you will get hurt because it is disgusting. steve: see if democrats on the committee break with nancy pelosi. we should know by the end of the week. thank you, for joining us with the post-game analysis. pete: coined the term, peak stupid. steve: saw that.

ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: we're following news out of georgia. start with a fox news alert. a search intensifying for a man who ran over a cop. he ran over the officer with a pickup early this morning. he reportedly tooked off while being questioned as a suspicious person. the truck was found a few miles away. the officer was rushed to an atlanta area hospital. no word on his condition. a man caught allegedly sneaking into the patriots locker room, disguised as security worker. the man claimed someone gave him the security jacket. it is unclear why he wanted to get inside. super bowl security avoiding a repeat of 2017 when a reporter swiped tom brady's jersey. >> so. >> president hit the links with tiger and golf legend jack nicklaus. saying tiger was long, straight,

putted fantastically well. he shot a 64. tiger is back and will be winning majors again. this was president trump's first trip to florida since thanksgiving. i saw the photo circulating. oh, man, can you imagine being out there with them playing. pete: they need ad fourth. steve: thanks, jillian. ainsley: one university offering new scholarships but students who value their faith need not apply. the outrage growing on one campus. steve: president trump's economy not slowing down. stuart varney says it will only get better. you will hear him say that in two minutes. ♪ the lead dog, the scenery never changes. that's why this is the view for every other full-size pickup. and this year, it's déjà vu all over again 'cuz only the ford f-150 with its high strength, military-grade aluminum alloy body

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♪ pete: more winning for the trump economy. a blockbuster jobs report smashing expectations with 304,000 jobs added in january despite the partial shut down. steve: to brick it down what it means for for you and your wallet, stuart varney from "varney & company." we heard the naysayers between the china trade tariff talk and the shutdown this will be a lousy number. it was a blowout number.

>> it was a absolute blowout number, it really was. the people were saying the left was saying leftist economists were saying hoping shut down would hurt the economy, china trade tariffs would hurt the economy, we would get a rotten jobs number on creation. the opposite turned out to be true. we got a blowout jobs report. we find america is creating on average, nearly a quarter of a million new jobs each and every month. waynes are rising at the best rate in about 10 years. and larry kudlow, president's economic advisor, he told me friday, that we're going to get 3% economic growth this year. granted there will be ups and downs, but over the year, 3%. that is very strong. that makes america a genuinely standout economy from the rest of the world. did you know that europe is almost in recession? did you know japan is in recession. did you know china is slowing

down rapidly. but after the trump tax cuts and deregulation we have a vibrant economy and i think it might get a little better. if we get a meeting between president trump and xi xinping, that is declaration of intent. you don't organize a meeting if you're going to walk away with no deal whatsoever. if you get a meeting organized, i think you're looking at at least a deal of sorts. and that will be very good news for the market and for the economy. pete: why did every other forecaster get it differently? every other prediction, time for a downturn, no way it can be sustained why the opposite? >> i hate to say, some people in the economics community, egged on by the leftist media who want america to fail. pete: sure. >> because our success is the result of trump's tax cuts and trump's deregulation. anything trump is bad. according to the media and the left. ainsley: do you think february numbers will be just as good? >> i don't know. i wouldn't want to forecast

february's numbers. what i'm saying there will be ups and downs, quarter by quarter, month by month. overall 3% breath looks definitely doable, especially with a deal in china. ainsley: incredible in the middle of a shutdown. steve: imagine if there hadn't been a shutdown what the numbers would be. stuart, numbers like this h this you're detailing president is looking at the numbers, it will be a slam-dunk at re-election, when you have a growing economy doesn't hurt him at re-election time? >> do you see what the democrats are doing running up to 2020? we having a proposal to raise social security taxes, raise income tax and a new wealth tax. i'm serious. pete: i know you are. binary choice. >> proposals on the table to rapidly increase taxes in this country just as we're seeing the prosperity from tax cuts. can you believe it? pete: oh, i can. ainsley: don't ever retire, stuart. pete: watch 9:00 on fox business if you want more of this.

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would disqualify students from the 15,000-dollar service awards. she said the program targets a variety of learning experiences and denied any bias. pete: wonderful. overnight, democratic virginia governor ralph northam holding a urgent staff meeting as more members of his party are calling for him to step down. >> he has lost the authority to lead. he has lost the authority to govern. he has to resign. >> picture with a black face and klansman came out there is no way you can continue to be governor of commonwealth of virginia. >> he needs to resign immediately to stop the pain in virginia, frankly around the nation. steve: so will the positive quit? here to weigh in, former education secretary under ronald reagan, bill bennett. >> good morning. steve: first thing own friday he apologized for the photograph. then on saturday, you know what, i'm not going to quit, abuse

that is not me in the image. however since then all these prominent democrats, democrats across the commonwealth of virginia have said, mr. governor, you have got to quit today. >> yeah. no, he is gone. he may not know he is gone but he is gone. pete, princeton graduate remembers the grave digger scene from hamlet. pete: of course. >> how long a man be dead before he realizes it. they want him gone. the what is important to realize why they want him gone. of course this picture is deeply offensive. they had another reason that they want him wrong. i am glad pete brought that up earlier with the in first hour, this whole abortion. this third try trimester abortion. they would not speak to it, democrat leaders about the radio interview. there is urgency to get him out

for at least go reasons. ainsley: you believe the democrats, that the third trimester abortion is agreen us? >> i don't know, actually. i think a lot of them agree with it, but they don't like to talk about it publicly. it is public embarassment. look at numbers. they know this is not a winner n their heart of hearts, i don't know what is in their heart of hearts. i do know a lot of them when you saw in the testimony from the state legislature, you saw in new york, lighting the building with pink, a lot of them really do believe it. it is embarassment. it is a horror. it is a political loser. pete: become a celebration for them no doubt. >> that's right. pete: mr. secretary, we just got new sound of the president in his interview with cps. he talked about how democrats in 2020 are not going to win on issues like impeachment and abortion. listen. >> the only way they can win because they can't win the election, is bring out artificial way of impeachment. the problem is, you can't

impeach somebody for doing the best job of any president in the history of our country. only way they can win, i look at the folks with the horrible situation right now on abortion, where they're saying, late term, they're not even talking about late term. they're talking about the baby is born and they can kill this child, this innocent child. if you look at what they're running on, they can't win. so the only way they could possibly beat me, because they're not going to win the election -- pete: he feels like it is not just good policy to defend life but good politics. >> it is. they have taken a sharp left turn on this issue, on the borders, on taxes, on medicare, this is partly trump derangement syndrome but it is also partly, just their shock at his election and the frankness and directness which he speaks. there was a -- developing with obama, moderate speech, easy professorial manner.

trump comes along, president comes along, splash of cold water. they're violating newton's law, not a equal reaction but a greater reaction and they're going off the cliff. ainsley: we're watching "fox nation." we're all subscribers. you have a show, wise guys. what is the latest episode? >> the latest episode is in california, i asked the question, ainsley, is this our future? will we want to be like california is now? i certainly hope not, but we talked to a distinguished group of californians like it. i would like us to be more like south carolina. pete: you're a wise guy. so is dennis prager. this is about what he had to say about education. >> if a high school senior in the united states, in a good school, knows what an adverb is, what an adjective is, they know about global warming, but basic stuff, teachers unions support everything that undermines my country, in my view, and i am

then supposed to feel bad? i do feel bad for the individual teacher but i'm sorry, your union is a destructive force in america. steve: this is near and dear to your heart, bill bennett what happened to educating our kids in american schools these days. >> it's a disaster. we're no better off than we were 30 years ago. i'm not a wise guy. i'm the bill belichick. i wish i were. no, this is a very good panel, it's a good show. we're delighted it has taken off. steve: if you don't have "fox nation" yet, check it out. go to foxnation.com. there are great shows on it. bill bennett does shows on it. somebody described it as netflix for conservatives. pete: this episode is there now of "wise guys." ainsley: you will not get california tattooed across your stomach, are you? >> not a chance. not a chance. pete: mr. secretary, thank you

very much. have a great monday. moving on to another subject, hundreds of migrants lined up for buses this morning as the caravan closes in on the u.s. border. we'll check with griff. steve: brian is live in atlanta playing monday morning quarterback after the super bowl. he is next. ♪ aaaaaahhhhhhhh! ballooned your car. call meeeee! (burke) a fly-by ballooning. seen it, covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪

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[cheering] steve: loved that. loved her. gladys knight last night, the national anthem. brian kilmeade was actually in the mercedes-benz arena, joins us from the parking lot. that still gives you goosebumps, doesn't it? >> nailed it. flyover worked well. 2 minutes 9 seconds. there were all the side bets. probably ainsley because she gamble as lot, we know that. ainsley: you know me. >> the other big story was actually in the game. i know you watched the recap and highlights on all the sports channels and the nfl network. we would give you idea what it was like on the field as soon as game ended and confetti went up. here is how it sounded. >> and there it is.

the dynasty continues! who would think that it would take two field goals and one touchdown for the new england patriots to win their sixth title as a team. tom brady, that is number six. all-time record. final score, 13-3. >> man, i don't deserve this. god has a plan. man, i'm so grateful. it was great. mr. kraft, they created this culture, winning culture. they do whatever they can to win football games. >> edelman open. who else. edelman. >> he made plays for us all night long. he made plays for us all year. that is why he is is who he is is. >> take them way back. >> our defense balled out. luckily i got a chance to make up for the first earlier. come through for the game.

>> gronkowski. >> that last catch,. >> he threw it up, i had ha to make a play. >> the catch he made, my goodness. tommy laid it right in there, it was very special. >> running in for the touchdown. sonny michel. >> guys that believed in me, kept my head straight, touch me so much through the process. >> in the end zone? intercepted at the 3-yard line! >> we know what happened. we got outplayed. for them to do what they did to us is so impressive. tip your cap to them. >> for the patriot fans, who were the dominant fans here tonight, they got a sense they will be back for super bowl liv. >> seven, seven.

>> they were chanting seven, that was 45 minutes after the game. all the guys up top got a chance to go down at the end. ainsley: what is your prediction for gronk, do you think he will retire? >> i do. i do think he will retire. he almost retired last year. he was injured this year. he finally got healthy. you saw him take the hit late in the second quarter, get up slow. he was more effective early after that monster hit. you have got to wonder, i got plenty of money. i have plenty of fame. i got titles. why don't i go into a profession where people dent hit me? that is why steve and i did not go pro. steve: exactly. >> we did not want to get hit every day. pete doesn't mind. steve: he doesn't mind. apparently they are telling people to get to the airport five hours early. so good luck today, flying back to new york. >> you will know what happened. if they can handle it, this city

was built for the olympics. they're supposed to get huge crowds from other countries. i speak english. i want to go home. they should let me through. pete: bring both of those to the airport. ainsley: good luck, brian. see you here tomorrow. bye.steve 20 minutes before the stop of the hour, no evidence that the migrant caravan is getting help from the government of mexico. ainsley: some sending a message to president trump as they close in on the u.s. border. pete: griff jenkins live with the caravan as they make their final push. griff? >> they have making their final push. they have less than 300 miles. give you a look at migrants qued up here. this began january 15th in honduras. this in the state northern-most from the texas border. lining them up in orderly fashion. take you through the line here. what is interesting, you look at this, the makeup of this caravan

as opposed to last one. the last one predominantly male. this one 50% of family units, what they do, come through this line. work their way back to get the support and get a little bit of food. there are blankets hear. although it is warming up. they will come here, get some fruit, maybe breakfast, pastries, this sort of thing. here they come. they get a little bit out of their way, back up, steven if they can, to not obstruct the process. here is most telling part, as you turn around here, we'll tell you, they're getting on 50 buses being provided by the state which will get them in five hours drive time to the town of a town across the border from eagle pass, texas. we talked to many so migrants. many say they will try to cross illegally. this is antonio from el salvador. wouldn't tell us exactly where he will do it but here is what he said. >> for secure reasons i cannot

say which route i will take. if you're watching, don't tell you where i'm going to go to get in our country. reporter: let me tell you the governor, giving the migrants a bit of a pep talk, bit of support. when it comes to the question whether or not the governments of mexico from southern states, all the way to northern states, assisted cooperated helped their journey, they have indeed. we've seen it first-hand t sends a message to the caravans behind it, one on thursday, the 7th, one starting on the 16th. the pentagon sending almost four thousand troops over the weekend. sending troops down to the border. that will certainly be coming to a bit of a loggerhead here at some point between the two governments. guys? ainsley: 300 miles is a long way to walk. they could get there -- pete: super organized. >> could get there the next day or so, thank you, griff.

pete: amazing. ainsley: president trump nominating two conservative judges to one of the liberal courts in our country. why our next guest says this is the right move for the nation's court. steve: singing contractors went viral. putting down their hammers, performing a song from their new album live today. >> ♪ sing my soul, my savior god to me to thee ♪ steve: singing contractors, live from studio f.

>> welcome back a fox news alert. five people are dead and two injured after a small plane breaks apart midair and crashes into a southern california home. the pilot and four people inside of the home were killed. the house erupting in flames, sending panicked neighbors into

the street. the faa says the cessna plane took off from a small airport, about a dozen miles away from the crash scene. a baker takes back of apology over cookies of the message, build a wall. he originally said he would stop making the treats after people called him racist. and then he said it is his first amendment right. >> will i be quiet because i can't write what i want or only write what they want and they can write on their own cookie and i will make on mine. >> he originally made cookies for someone in his family but selling them by the dozen. pete? pete: the white house making the ninth circuit arguably the most liberal court in the nation, the trump administration appointing, daniel brs daniel collins.

former clarence thomas law clerk, carrey severino. the '90th circuit we covered it from daca guidelines, sanctuary cities, asylum ban, they are stopping prerogatives of this administration. who are the judges and who do they change the balance of the court. >> the ninth circuit is ground zero attacking president. they're most overturned circuit by supreme court. they are on the far left fringe. these judges would bring it back towards parity, almost even with republican, democratic appointees on the court. more important than the letter after the name of the president who appointed them, these are judges who are strong, originalists, they are faithful to the constitution. a couple of them are scalia clerks themselves. these are people who will be so qualified and really be able to lend intellectual heft to pushing back on some of the extremist activism we've seen in that court. pete: some are calling for

watering down the nominees to make them more acceptable. you're saying these nominees are real conservatives. while the balance of the court won't be even, it will get closer? >> yeah, most cases are herd by a three-judge panel chosen randomly from the judges. a lot of panels will have significant number of great judges. senators feinstein and harris would love for the white house counsel's office to try to water down this president's nominees, but you know, his judicial nominations are the crown jewel of this president's accomplishments. they have been outstanding. pete: yes. >> makes no sense to try to basically negotiate with people who have done everything they could in very underhanded ways to try to block his nominees, including with bigotry, with slurs. these are not people who are arguing in good faith. pete: that is so right. if they want to appoint judges they should win an election. until then the prerogative is the president trump's. good to hear he is appointing real conservatives. >> thank you.

pete: we see what happens in the nine circuit. if you're overturned that much you're getting something wrong. they are putting down their hammers, grabbing a couple microphones. they're performing for us live coming up next. billions of mouths. billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart.

>> good monday morning from "america's newsroom." virginia governor ralph northam facing growing calls to resign over those racist yearbook photos. president trump back in washington this morning preparing for tomorrow night's state of the union address. what news will he make? we'll have a big show coming up, monday morning to kick off the week. join us live at the top of the hour. ♪ pete: it all began in 2015 when this singing contractors video went viral.

♪ sing my song, my savior god to thee ♪ ainsley: isn't that beautiful? now the viral group putting their hammers aside once more, to work on their debut project called, working on a building. steve: here are the singing contractors, aaron gray and josh arnette. look how your life changed. pete: that video was viral. you were planning not to sing. >> thought it was an empty house. ainsley: you still work during the day. contractors during the day. singing contractors at night? >> yes. pete: what will you do for us right now? >> working on a building. steve: here they are singing contractors. ♪ well ini am working on a building, true foundation, i'm

holding up the blood stain of banner for my lord ♪ ♪ well i never get tired, tired, working on a building, yes i'm working on a building ♪ ♪ i'm going up to heaven, going up to heaven to get my reward, my reward ♪ ♪ i'm working on a building, it is a true foundation, i'm holding up the blood stain banner for my lord ♪ ♪ well i never get tired, tired, tired, of working on a building, yes i'm working on a building ♪ ♪ i'm going up to heaven, going up to heaven to get my reward, my reward ♪ ♪ i'm going up to heaven, going up to heaven, getting my reward ♪ ♪ getting my reward ♪

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>> how do you help these young men out? go to your apple store and download the singing contractors. >> beautiful voices. we heard you practicing god bless america in the greenroom. i know our audience would love to hear you sing? >> we were going to do it on the "after the show show". we have extra time. what are you thinking when you sing "god bless america?" . >> our wonderful country and we want to keep god in it. we love singing that song. >> very good. here they are singing "god bless america."

♪ god bless america, land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her, through the night with a light from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains, through the prairies, to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ ♪ god bless america, my home sweet home ♪

[cheering and applause] >> sandra: virginia governor ralph northam resisting to step down meeting with his staff to weigh options, including resignation. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> jon: governor northam standing up to calls for his resignation after apologizing for the photo. the governor then backtracking denying he is even in the picture as his closest political allies urge him to leave office. >> he did so many great things working together for the commonwealth of virginia. once that picture with the