tomorrow. check it out on twitter and facebook. we will have more on the show tomorrow night, thank you for joining us, most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, i am shannon bream. >> am i happy at first glance? i just got to see it. the answer is no. i'm not. i am not happy. am i happy with where we are going? i am thrilled. jillian: heather: it is wednesday, this is "fox and friends first". a fox news alert, deal or no deal? a bipartisan plan for border security and fund the government is heading for a vote. if the president signs at what does it mean for the wall? we are live in washington to break it down. no collusion, a senate panel finds no evidence the trump

campaign worked with russia during the 2016 election. is it enough to close the case? it won't be a rough day for this champion. meet the dog that took the best in show at westminster. "fox and friends" starts right now. >> a rainy start to the morning in new york city but we got some snow, some ice yesterday so it looks better than it could have looked in new york city, wacky winter weather across portions of the country. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday

morning. thank you for starting the day with us. house lawmakers could vote on a tentative deal to avoid a second government shutdown as soon as today. donald trump is considering additional ways to secure the southern border. griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. this could move quickly. >> reporter: will he or won't he sign it? the president considers accepting a compromise bill that falls short of funding the border wall. at first glance was in so viewing. >> i can't say i am happy. i can't say i'm thrilled with the wall is getting billed regardless, doesn't matter because we are doing other things beyond what we are talking about here. >> reporter: exact language be worked out. here's what we know. $1.37 billion for 55 miles of border barrier construction. provides a path to reduce ice detention beds.

after speaking with richard shelby it appears donald trump may be warming up to taking some money is a started the way to avoid another government shutdown. >> this is only a down payment on the wall. they were saying you weren't going to get any money and we got you some money. >> reporter: the president says he will make up the rest of the money from other parts of the government but chuck schumer says not so fast. >> as for moving around the money he needs congressional permission to do it. he doesn't have the authority to do it without house permission. >> reporter: the clock is ticking. he was findable before midnight friday. congressional staffers are busy ready the bill to the house and senate can vote on as early as today or tomorrow. what remains to be seen is how much pressure is applied by conservative voices and how the president handles that. heather: we will talk to this

congressman scott terry coming up shortly to see what he has to say about it. thank you. while some lawmakers see the latest deal is a good compromise former acting ice director tom homan says it does not fix our country's immigration problem. >> what a great deal this is, putting with developing is still a pig. this is a terrible deal and for them to say look what we have done is a shame. they got played and they lost in like you said earlier their funding ice, there already people, this will cost ice released criminals. that is the truth. i hope the president doesn't sign a bill and it is his job to fund the government to pass legislation. the president shouldn't have to find a workaround. heather: if lawmakers can't find the ground and the second shutdown happens this time it is on the democrats.

vice president mike pence visiting congress, the apology for accusing a lobbying group of paying members of congress to support israel. pence tweeting omar's tweets where a disgrace at her apology was inadequate. anti-semitism has no place in the united states congress much less the foreign affairs committee with those who engaged in anti-semitic tropes should not just be denounced but should face consequences for their words. donald trump calling for the minnesota democrat's resignation as well. another story developing, one of the women are choosing the lieutenant governor virginia sexual assault speaks out at stanford university. vanessa tyson at a symposium on the me too movement. >> when we hear someone else's story, there's a beauty unit in the sense that you know you're not alone. most survivors suffer from

isolation, feeling that we are alone, no one will believe us. heather: her lawyer sent a letter to the generalist and we saying she's willing to cooperate with any of her to investigate her claims against justin fairfax. there is no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia, the senate intelligence committee releasing those findings in their latest report. todd pyro joins us as some democrats insist the investigation still is not over. >> reporter: dc could argue whether today is wednesday. 200 witness interviews and interviewing 300,000 pages of documents. the russia probe may be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. the senate in talk concluding there is no direct evidence the trump campaign colluding with russia during the 2016 election. chairman richard baer doubling down on the report.

>> don't know how to put it clearer than i said before, no factual evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> reporter: donald from tweeting this, thank you to msnbc. the report causing a positive in the best partisan rep with mark warner, the virginia democrat telling cnn, quote, respectfully i disagree. i'm not going to reach any conclusion until we finish the investigation and we have a number of key witnesses to come back. john brennan does not put the conclusion narrative to rest. >> the special counsel's team has much more information we should be willing to accept. i'm confident he has access to more than the senate or house intelligence committee. >> reporter: one of the key witnesses is donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen but

he postponed his testimony once again. better slamming:saying there is no goodwill left. heather: that was an ominous statement. donald trump's pick to lead the justice department could be confirmed as early as tomorrow, the senate passing a key procedural vote tuesday to advance william barr's nomination for attorney general. a final vote this we, he previously served as attorney general under george hw bush. nypd detective is killed by for the fire during a robbery investigation overnight. detective brian simonson shot in the chest as he tried stopping a gunman inside a t-mobile store, a sergeant was shot in the leg

and is in stable condition. christopher ran some holding a fake gun. he is in stable condition. he marked his 19th anniversary on the force. a fallen officer and marine veteran will be laid to rest. of public visitation will be held for matthew renner before the procession takes his body to the funeral home where his family will say their final goodbyes. and shot and killed when several warrant, go fund me page raising money for his wife and young son. some extreme weather, powerful winter weather reaching all corners of the us from hawaii to new england. 2500 flights canceled, 100 million commuters disrupted.

some danger on the roads, flipping a semitruck. snow turning to reinforcing a creek to flow, inches of water pouring in the art and homes and even hawaii. feeling winter's wrath with snow falling at a state park. if anyone wants to get away from winter weather. this king has a chronic achievement, best in show, the terrier taking first place at the westminster dog show. king is the 15th fox terrier to win the show, more than any other breed by far and you can seeking live in the 8:00 hour of "fox and friends". what a pretty dog. 10 minutes after the top of the are, donald trump is not happy

with the compromise border blended not alone. scott terry says the deal is not good enough and joins us live next. senator cory booker has a beef with me to. congresswoman liz cheney is grilling him this morning. ♪

>> am i happy? the answer is no. i am not happy. am i happy with where we are going? i am thrilled because we are supplementing things and moving things around. heather: moving things around. will hear won't is

house freedom caucus member scott terry joins us with insight. as we begin let's take a look at the border security deal as we understand it. a lot to be discovered but it will include $1.3 billion in law funding used for 55 new miles, democrats claim it included a reduction in ice detention beds. what is your feeling on this in terms of what we know about it so far. >> rank and file members haven't seen any of this, we will vote about it today. we haven't read any of this so this is speculative.

55 miles is not enough to cover mexico's southern border little and what is happening on our border and let's be clear, we are trying to solve a problem which is a border that has become a crisis over many years now of this poor southern border. if we are trying to solve problems this fall short. many are concerned about this reduction in the number of ice beds. it means when we say beds we are talking about being able to detain people that have broken the law, laws other than breaking the law of crossing the border. there are other laws that are broken and we are negotiating about not being able to keep these people who have broken the law in detention, in prison so to speak. heather: why would democrats want to do that? >> that are concerned. if i went to my hometown sheriff

and he said to me we have to let a certain amount of people out, these are robbers, rapists, murderers, drug dealers but we don't have enough room so you're okay with letting some of them out and people in your community would say absolutely not. what do you need? the answer is we need whatever it is to take care of the influx at the border, which is why we need a physical barrier and more agents and technology to apprehend people and stop people from coming over the border which is the problem at hand we are trying to solve. this is in solving the problem. heather: i want to ask you about the money being allocated. the president said he can move the money around. we heard about transfer allowance. would he need congressional

approval, to go from $1.3 billion to the $5.3 billion, and 55 miles of new barrier and listening to the border patrol chief under the obama administration, that this plan is a failed. they need a border of 250 miles. >> that is what border patrol and homeland security recommended. we set this agency up to advise congress on what we need for border security and other things and we don't listen to the recommendations which is problematic in and of itself. regarding the ability to move funds, does have a certain ability to do that but it depends where they are coming from. is this something else, we look closely at that because as most republican members want to see something done on the border, we also are mindful of our constitutional authority where

the funding should be approved by representatives of the american people and we don't want any executive whether it is donald trump or any other executive to go beyond their constitutional authority. heather: should he declare a national emergency? >> i think he has to do what he has to do to secure the country if congress is unwilling to do with it for whatever the reasons are in the president sees an issue, a safety issue which there clearly is that he has to act per his constitutional authority. we don't love it but would rather do it to ourselves in congress. we can't get democrats to come to the table to secure their communities and our country the president has a duty to do this and he should. heather: you don't know whether you will support his or not at this point. read what is in it.

that is a novel approach. >> we don't have to vote on it first to see what is in it. we don't like that plan. heather: we did that for obamacare. that didn't work out so well. thank you for joining us, great to have you. time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour, democrats trying to claim the moral high ground while resisting donald trump. >> you are either contributing to the wall or fighting against it. >> it is immoral to allow politicians to harm women and families to advance a political agenda. heather: how two major scandals are turning the tables and the left plans to go green. why california pulled the plug on its bullet train project. ♪ when we started our business

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heather: you are watching "fox and friends first". amy klobuchar separating herself from the rest of the presidential candidates. >> i'm a democrat, not a socialist. our country was founded on a strong economic system and i believe in competition and capitalism. of the 20 the minnesota senator pointed to 14 years in the private sector. she has been labeled a moderate democrats compared to the more liberal candidate in the race. one of those competitors is thinking of choosing a running mate. new jersey senator cory booker will think people pick a woman to be his vp. >> we have a great team of leaders. you will rarely see democratic ticket with race diversity. i will be looking to win the first. heather: six women have announced plans to run for the democratic nomination in 2020.

as more democrats toss their hat into the ring, scandals are mounting. peter doocy the controversy and potential impact for the presidential election. >> reporter: the time of trump democrats are trying to claim the moral high ground. >> you are either complicit in the evil, either contributing to the wrong or fighting against it. >> gop tax scam is a moral obscenity, it is immoral to allow politicians to harm women and families to advance a political agenda. >> reporter: the tables have turned, another one democratic countries comments some critics saw as a defense of infanticide, it is about whether or not he's the one in blackface or klansman uniform in his yearbook. >> keeps us out of the papers. i would like to find a few more guys like this one. heather: some of the street, and

allegations of sexual misconduct in the lieutenant governor's past. >> i don't know what all the right answers are but i don't think the democratic party ignored it. to my democratic colleagues many have risen to the occasion. >> reporter: there is the issue of the democratic congresswoman apologizing for anti-semitic comments. >> there's anti-israel hate infiltrating american politics. we are seeing on college campuses, it is in filtering the halls of congress. >> reporter: she was condemned by democratic leadership eventually. >> almost as if they needed time to think through the political consequences and that disappointed me. >> reporter: some democrats doubt they will ever see the moral high grounds to republicans as long as the president's name is donald from. >> they point fingers that is when they are engaging in manufactured moral crisis as they continue to support the lying, sexual predator president.

>> reporter: regardless who has the high ground heading into 2020 the scandals are on the front page of newspapers which could complicate campaigns of democrats lining up to challenge donald trump. heather: 26 after the top of the hour, no escape, no return. l chapoh will spend the rest of his life behind bars, what happens to billions of dollars in assets? senator ted cruz says build the wall with it. could that happen? >> do you smoke? >> when you're a congressman. >> that is when i smoked pot for sure. heather: let's fact check kamala harris. it turns out they were not

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heather: you are watching "fox and friends first". half past the top of the hour. house lawmakers could vote on a tentative deal to avoid a second government shutdown as soon as today. the agreement includes $1.3 billion in funds for the wall which richard shelby called only a down payment. up next notion evidence of collusion, none between the trump campaign and russia, the senate intelligence committee releasing those findings in the latest report, chairman richard berger says the committee did not find anything after 200 witnesses were interviewed in reviewing 300,000 pages of documents.

mike pens gripped congresswoman omar's apology, accusing a lobbying group for paying millions of dollars to support israel. apology was inadequate and then when engaging in anti-semitic activity should pay consequences for their words. donald trump is calling for omar's resignation. donald trump will host the president of colombia at the white house was on the top of the agenda the crisis in venezuela. the leaders are expected to talk about ways to restore democracy. colombia has welcomed 3 million venezuelans crossing the border who defeated nicholas maduro's regime. donald trump recognized opposition leader juan guaido as acting president of venezuela. state government officials will testify on capitol hill about the unrest in venezuela. protests erupted as president maduro clings to power.

the us has tried to provide humanitarian aid to the south american country. maduro has blocked shipment and told the bbc the situation is caused by the, quote, extremists of the white house. el chapoh is going away for good, convicted on ten drug and american spirit the charges the carry mandatory life sentence. where will he go? he will join the boston bomber and the unit bomber at the nation's only supermax prison in colorado and sentenced in june. the kingpin escaped twice before being extradited to the us in 2017. senator ted cruz suggest using his $14 billion in assets to build a southern border wall. what do you think of that proposal on social media, we will share your comments. is that a good idea? sounds pretty good.

independent presidential candidate howard shields has drawn plenty of criticism from the left from day one but is not backing down even taking on the green new deal. >> it is immoral to suggest we can tally up 20, 30, 40, $50 trillion of debt to solve a problem that could be solved in a different way. that is not being honest with the american people. heather: will those words dear democrats from their socialist ambitions? here to weigh in is the host of the michael knowles show, michael knowles. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. what did you think of that? howard schultz trying to get more news coverage or will this make a difference? how will this shape up for him? >> is obviously correct, the green new deal is immoral because socialism is immoral. immoral to destroy 80% of american energy, 2 outlaw people's cars and trains,

immoral to try to knock down and rebuild every building in america in 10 years. it is immoral and the concept that socialism is immoral is the theme of howard sure that's campaign. this is good strategy. howard schultz's strategy is to create a wedge within the democrat party, between the far left and the more reasonable elements and he thinks he can split them away, take some votes from the democrats, some votes from donald trump and make it to the presidency. is a longshot strategy? yes but very much in keeping with that. this is a service for the country. we have a generation right now who identify for the first time as majority socialists yet surveys show as few as 16% of them can define what socialism is. educational opportunities, teachers and parents didn't provide that and won't land him in the white house but it would

be good for the country. heather: howard schultz didn't get where he is because of socialism. that would be capitalism. it is interesting to hear him talk about the green new deal because starbucks has a reputation of being an environmentally friendly and socially conscious company as well. what he is doing will benefit democrats more or will it benefit republicans? history has shown it will benefit republicans. >> perhaps it will benefit republicans, doesn't bother me, perfectly happy about that but in the long run it could help the democrat party. they cannot win on this far left message. as you point out howard schultz is a lifelong democrat. is no crypto conservative. this green new deal is poison for the democrat party. this is why mitch mcconnell is rushing to bring it to the floor for a vote. he wants to get the democrats on the record. right now the green new deal, try to pretend this is popular with the majority of both

parties, based on a bogus study out of yale center for climate change communication, based on people who never heard of the legislation and ridiculous flowery description of what the legislation does. what people know what it does, that it will destroy the american economy, take away their freedom of choice, they will rejected and howard shultz is showing long-term if the democrats are going to be viable they have to reject that. heather: we want to take a couple topics, you mentioned flowery descriptions. listen to what kamala harris had to say. listen to this. >> i believe we need to legalize marijuana. >> have you ever smoked? >> i have. >> when you were higher. >> oh my goodness, definitely. for sure.

heather: little problem with the timing could. she might have been caught on some factual errors. >> that is right. it turns out kamala harris graduated college in 1986. snow dog came out with his debut album in 91, this is so pathetic. what she was probably doing was listening to brahms and studying for law school. she has formerly been a serious person but she cannot relate to her voters on her actual record. a long career as a prosecutor, the trouble is democrats hate prosecutors, hate law enforcement, hate the law itself, they are trying to relate to her voters on the lowest common denominator, the way kids in middle school relate to one another. she says i like the kind of music you listen to. i like smoking jazz cigarettes. totally inauthentic, totally disingenuous. she's not going to be able to

win an election by hiding herself, by running away from herself. it will catch up with her eventually and in this incident it already has. heather: will the real kamala harris please stand up? speaking of doing things to relate to the lowest common denominator elizabeth warren and the beer incident when she was trying to crack open a beer, she made the surprise appearance at a native american conference. was that a wise decision? that is very surprising. >> white women speak with forked tongue. she keeps saying she's sorry for pretending to be native american and then keeps trying to associate herself with native americans. this is elizabeth before and's white whale. she can't let go of it so she launches her campaign with a dna test to prove she's one-1000th

native american, that doesn't work so she launches her campaign on the beer incident, that was a flop. than are official answer. she keeps going back to this issue that his dog her for years. donald trump didn't cause this issue. elizabeth warren caused this issue when she pretended to be a native american to her professional benefit, to advance her career for decades. she made her campsite it has to lie in it. she has an authenticity problem and it shows the value of even pretending to be an aggrieved oppressed minority in the democrat party. if she had successfully shown she was even 1-1000th native american it would have helped her in the primaries. unfortunately she couldn't make it credible and it has killed her presidential campaign. heather: we will see. cory booker talking about no

beef and going vegan. we didn't get a chance to go into that. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. it was fun. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the our. the left plan to go green derailed. why california the plug on its bullet train projects. amazon was supposed to keep prices down but didn't last long, the chain coming to the grocery dial near you. ♪ just make the world ♪ forget about the bright day ♪

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>> the governor of california hitting the brakes on a high-speed train. gavin do some announcing the bullet train is too expensive and taking too long to complete. he will focus on finishing the portion already in the construction through central

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heather: from high prices let's talk about better news. low prices. >> reporter: low prices, love is in the air. a lot of airlines have special deals going on, many following along with valentine's day. southwest, months of love deal. affairs starting at $49 for one way, jetblue has and i love savings sale, $49, 1-way tickets, nationwide, you can travel just about anywhere. also they have $33 tickets. check out those deals, book a trip for you and your valentine, maybe you are celebrating valentine's day or want to take a trip by yourself. heather: just take a trip by yourself, thank you so much. another conservative speaker

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>> another conservative speaker harassed on a college campus. this time ivy league at dartmouth abca 14 met with

protested verbal attack that his alma mater in his article on video. she joins us live to talk about what went down. tell us a little about what happened here. this is your dad's alma mater. >> went to speak about robert frost, related to the border crisis going on today. he was giving one of his usual lectures and it turned into more of a protest which happens often but his talk was very benign. heather: what were they yelling and thing? >> yelling, chanting you are a racist, go home, you are a racist. heather: is that indicative of what is going on across the country? >> yes.

students on local campuses are taught that racism is their trump cards so they will throw it as anyone they disagree with even if they have a conservative professor, they act like they are entitled and confront us whenever they wanted heckle people, shout people down. it happens all the time unfortunately. heather: were you afraid? how do you handle it? you kept reporting. >> people should see what is going on and that is why -- they were proud of themselves that they were recording me, recording us. they were happy with their efforts. heather: what is the answer? you are on the frontlines of trying to change things when it comes to the university level and getting more conservative voices out there. how do you do that? >> conservative students can't be intimidated by them. easier said than done but that is what they are doing, socially intimidating students that are there every day. speakers come and go but students who stay there have to live around these hooligans. i would say those students have to be empowered and remind

themselves they can't be intimidated by these people. heather: this deals with diversity and different voices whether they are conservative or liberal and we have a panel in new york, new york city public schools, that say the schools should be evaluated based on diversity, not test scores. the question is what diversity are we talking about? heather: they wanted to be race-based and economic based but focus on improving reading and math skills, not reshuffling them according to their race. because what he is doing is grand social engineering of students and it is not going to help them perform better. he may be creating an ideal society mixture of students he wants to see in the schools but what is the result going to be? will help them get jobs? he needs to provide answers to those questions. they are underperforming. heather: focus on better education first, thank you,

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heather: era:could be the latest democrat to join the crowd a field of 2020 candidates, the former attorney general telling reporters in iowa he discussed it with his family and will make a decision within a month. he met with former president barack obama about a potential run. if he does he will join a growing list of democrats seeking the nomination. liz cheney box 2020 hopeful cory booker for his comments about being vegan. she tweeted this, i support peta, people eating tasty animals which wyoming bees country. earlier this month booker told a vegan magazine the planet, quote, something can't sustain people eating meat and it doesn't align with his spirit. it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first, the good. watch as a good boy steals the show.

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not sure that counted as a mound, flagrant foul, that is for sure. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," have a great day, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> am i happy at first glance? the answer is no. i am not happy. am i happy with where we are going? i am thrilled. jillian: wednesday, february 13th, this is a fox news alert, high-stakes vote on the bipartisan border agreement could come as soon as today as lawmakers travel to avoid another shutdown. jillian: rob: the president may sign it. louis goehmert is here to explain why. the other big story, the senate announcing they found no trace of trump russia collusion. jillian: after two years of pushing a collusion conspiracy theory is this enough to close