warning sign about drunk driving. california highway patrol pointing out the irony and posting a picture of this car. reading i should get a ride home buzzed driving is drunk driving. >> president trump and kim jong un prepare to meet again. >> we have a chance toward the total denuclearization policy. an area of the world that was very dangerous. >> the previous administration's policy allowed the north koreans to test. pray they would stop and then cower when they threatened us. test, pray and cower has been upended by president trump. >> speaking of nancy pelosi overturn the president's emergency declaration. >> anyone advising nancy pelosi doesn't support border security right now. national emergency legislation from 1976 gives wide latitude to the president. >>ing adam schiff threatening legal action if the probe isn't made public. >> we will obviously subpoena the report.

we will bring bob mueller in to testify before congress. we will take it to court if necessary. >> best picture. >> the oscar goes to green book. [cheers and applause] ♪ we will ♪ we will rock you ♪ we will ♪ we will ♪ rock you. brian: last night you know the "american idol" winner and he, of course, was singing to queen. queen was the big story last night. ainsley: bohemian rhapsody did i what did you think brian. pete: only movie i have seen. ainsley: i was on the plane yesterday and everyone around me was watching it too. pete: you forget how many hits queen had. brian: unbelievable. ainsley: they were not be successful. remember that scene in the movie when he says i have this great song and the producer or whoever. brian: hated it. ainsley: six minutes long, that's never going to work.

brian: inspired a country. pete: and they did. brian: the oscars were last night. they had no host but it was okay. ainsley: a little political. brian: there was a little politics. ainsley: shocker. brian: especially with spike lee and the mini open that they had we have a montage of all of that. ainsley: montage? brian: i think it's a french worked. pete: other things going on this morning. i believe it's 12:30. 12:45 air force headed to take off 20 hanoi unlike kim jong un he will be flying not taking a train. the media all over this already, brian. brian: aoc wanted the president to take a train because we wanted to get rid of airplanes but they tend to sink. here's the deal. the president is going to speak at 8:30 and make some remarks to the governors he spoke last night and broke some news. a lot of people are actually souring on this summit 2.0. ainsley: already? the president had a special

feeling about it we have developed very, very good relationship. as long as there is no testing. we are happy. that's what he says. but the media, of course, predicting the worst, before it even happens. brian: here is the headline the associated press says this. expectations low as president trump looks for a win. the huffington post i forget to read. the hanoi summit may do nothing about north korea's nukes. trump still using it for his campaign. i don't love the statement he made yesterday if they just don't test i'm okay with it. give an inch on sanctions because test something not enough. pete: dismantling is test something not enough. >> being there is a dash in between there is a lot we don't know. ainsley: if you don't test you don't know if it's going to work. pete: what the president has emphasized, listen, we haven't given up anything yet. we are not going to lose

sanctions preemptively like the other deals, the iran deal like we did in north korea. 25 years ago. the president optimistic as we go into this summit. ainsley: keep in mind only the second summit. they are not removing the sanctions: and we are going to have, i think a very interesting two and a half days. in vietnam. we have a chance tore the total denuclearization of an area of the world that was very dangerous. brian: in terms of what they're looking to do in terms of tang joint exhibit. a conflict of 35090 bills 3. miles. research institutes and 10 nuclear reactors. the country's main nuclear reactor opened in 1996. let's see to find out what's in there with a path to closing it with an inspector on the ground.

what else could they do declare an end to the korean war. no longer allow us to have 28,000 troops in the south. convince kim jong un that he is not their enemy. we are not their enemy, then maybe they could have the attitude of vietnam. 84% of the people of vietnam view the u.s. favorably look at the market based economy. look at the freedoms of this they have had. look where they are right now. look at our relations right now. we are literally at war with them. this could be you. there is a lot of symbolism here. pete: kim jong un would need security delaware guarantees. we would need china to make that guarantee as well. ultimately they are afraid of liberalization on the korean peninsula because what it means to them. there a lot of moving pieces here. >> the president has said that the president of china has really helped in the line of communications with kim jong un because they don't want nuclear

weapons. they are right next door. but moving on, let's talk about what's happening in washington. you know, the president declared this national emergency. and now house democrats are trying to block it and that happens today. they are going to put it up for a vote today. >> that's right. in the house of reps. 100 percent veto it will you will. brian: when you declare a state of emergency put in effect since the mid 1970s. >> never had finances tied to it never been specific lay piece of legislation failed so i will declare a state of emergency exactly like that. so the president says i like the idea of doing. this i believe my lawyers lead me to believe that ultimately i will $8 million. democrats have voted for not voting for it now. probably going to lose some

republicans in the house not going to lose. this is effectively dead in the water. it's a measure the democrats want to make because they don't like. he says he will do 100 percent. go to the courts as the president predicted ninth circuit stayed all of that and ultimately the supreme court may decide whether this is viable or not talk how this will be handled, is it 58 former national security officials have decided to sign a statement on sunday there is no basis of a proclamation of the president's national emergency. ainsley: does that surprise you. ing. pete: republican in name only. defense establishment types. they like the status quo of washington. they like the way things work. ainsley: they worked for bill clinton and barack obama.

pete: worked for presidents that did dings thinchly. i have written letters and signed letters like this in washington. behind the 8 ball. how effective are they though? effective get picked up in the media. not a cement wall israel more effective. it's fencing already approved. trying to stop the president from doing this because he promised it and have an election coming up in a year. if you want to have a state of emergency, the governor of new mexico says not a state of emergency. we have beto o'rourke whose district was there. was not a state of emergency. congressman adam kinzinger in the national guard like pete. air force national guard was stationed there for a few weeks. he went down there indifferent . if we sent -- we did a feature on him. is he going to come back and tell us what he saw. he said a lot of the tactics very similar to the military tactics they used to evade him

that they use in iraq and afghanistan. >> the cartels are effectively using tactics to evade a sovereign country doing it very effectively and legally in many cases. brian: i guess we don't have time to do governor endsley. a wig big story. if you are going to make this work up to the supreme court, mr. president, when we get a democrat in there we will do something like climate change. we will make that a state of emergency and governor in sync of washington is already looking to do that. >> we did sue to stop the muslim ban and we do not have a national security emergency. he says the real emergency are forest fires and his wall is a colossal mistake. pete: they have also threatened to do the same thing with guns.

2020. >> 9 minutes after the hour. jillian mele not extreme. good morning, get you caught up on news we are following vice president pence is on his way to colombia. all options are on the table nicholas that during roy blocks u.s. aid. >> we are very hopeful in the days and weeks and months ahead the maduro regime will understand at least two people killed in protest at the border. two bodies have been recovered from the wreckage of a texas cargo plane crash. all three people on board believed to have died. airline officials have identified have not been released. the atlas air jet was carrying cargo for amazon. the plane dove nose first into a muddy bay near houston. crash investigators say that has made finding the black boxes difficult.

disgraced music star r. kelly could walk free on a millions dollars bond today. kelly expected in court later this morning after failing to make bail and spending the weekend behind bars in chicago. the singer is charged with sexually abusing four women, including three minors. this goes back to 198. r. kelly has repeatedly denied similar allegations over the years. one of hollywood's biggest nights packed with big moments and big winners, the most coveted oscar award best picture going to green book. rami malek taking oscar for his role in bohemian rhapsody did i and comey wins best actress. >> it's extremely quite stressful. ainsley: she won for her role as queen ann in the favorite. a look at your headlines. back to you.

ainsley: did you watch? jillian: no. brian: i watched lady gaga. ainsley: they were very close. a lot of people were talking about that. when they were singing the song together? brian: don't worry about it his wife was sitting in the front row. i think everything was okay. ainsley: not quite yet. girlfriend. pete: they say it was pretty boring. no host it ping-ponged around. brian: did they talk politics at all. ainsley: we are video for you all. brian: i don't want to give it away but he eventually sits next to her. pete: they did talk about things other than movies. they brought politics in, of course. here is a bit of a montage. >> if n. case you are confused there is no host tonight. there won't be a popular movie category and mexico is not paying for the wall: >> [speaking spanish] >> has nothing on her. if you would ever like to borrow the dragons, ring me. >> the 2020 presidential

election is around the corner. [cheers and applause] >> let's all mobilize and be on the right side of history. pete: go. ainsley: all right. pete: pretty standard stuff you know what you are getting on the oscars. ainsley: if you watched last night we want to hear what you thought about it. brian: can it go without a host? ainsley: yes. steve: i went to watch the rutgers basketball game. ainsley: i saw that video of your son. pete: is he a good little player. he likes to play and show boat. ainsley: 21 points in that game right? pete: is he a good player. ainsley: you have heard congressman adam schiff say it before. >> there is ample evidence of collusion of the campaign and it's very much in the public record. ainsley: why isn't the media pushing back on those unfounded claims. david brody knows and he joins us next. brian: just call this dog fever. halftime now going viral nice.

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criminal conspiracy that could be proved yard we have to wait for bob mueller to tell us. but, to not see what is plainly in front of us means you basically don't want to see the evidence of collusion because it is quite abundant. >> congressman schiff, thank you for your time this morning. brian: thanks for your time was in lieu of a follow-up question no. push back on congressman schiff there here to act is cbn correspondent david brody who has been all of us this and finds himself in the press briefing room. are you frustrated there has not been push back on that conclusion he has come to? >> well, sure, brian. as a matter of fact, he keeps talking about ample evidence. and all we hear about are contacts and meetings. and the last time i asked contacts and meetings, i don't know, is not ample evidence. so, you know, the idea that the media wouldn't even push back on this raises a lot of red flags. and you have to ask the question why. i think part of it, at least, is that lobs.

brian, if you inject truth serum into mainstream members of the media. when adam schiff says contacts and meetings yeah, they go along with that. that's a truth serum injection. they have always said where there is smoke there is fire. they believe adam schiff is on to something but there is nothing there. brian: roger stone contacted wikileaks. paul manafort a lot of contacts there and running the campaign for a while. pointing to the don jr. meeting and saying that's ample evidence. he also made the claim in february. february 10th. >> right. brian: let's listen. >> the president keeps implying that the senate intelligence committee has already found no collusion. what is your understanding of where and how closely are you working together with the senate intel community? >> you know, we are trying to work collaboratively with the senate. but when people say there's no collusion, they must have a different word for the kind of corrupted coordination of effort

between the trump campaign and the russians. brian: here's the thing. the senate has cleared him. the last chairman in the house cleared him. and he is saying, what? >> well, here's the problem. his definition of collusion is what, exactly? i mean, all of the sudden it's not necessarily -- definitely not the legal definition of collusion. adam schiff is looking for all different types of excuses here. it's interesting though, look, he is the head linchpin in all of this. he has been pushing this for two years now. and that's very important here because the media -- has to have him have his credibility at the end of the day. brian: david, here's the thing though. we are going to find out. the mueller probably is going to come out. if it's not as damning as he wants he is going to try to push the southern district of new york. personal people might not want to tolerate it on both sides of the aisle. david brody, thank you. >> you bet. brian: taking a step to crack down on funding for groups like

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yes, -- ainsley: another crackdown on planned parenthood. the trump administration announced on friday it's going to bar groups that receive federal funds from making abortion referrals. pete: could divert millions from planned parenthood to religious ones. kristi noem joins us now with her reaction. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you. good morning. pete: we have reached out to planned parenthood they have not given a statement. you are trying to do something similar in south dakota. explain. >> the president and his administration are addressing a concern that many people across the country have and that's that taxpayer funds should not be going towards the funding or referrals of abortions in this country. so, in south dakota, we have legislation as well to clarify how informed consent happens in our state. planned parenthood has not been

acting in good faith. and has been circumventing the process that we have forward that women and families going into this type of a situation get all the facts of the process and the procedure that they are undergoing. so, we have legislation to make sure that they follow the law. and we want to be a state that definitely defends life. that decides that every life has value and it's incredibly important that we make sure that organizations like planned parenthood do not receive federal funds. ainsley: we also want to talk to you about middle america, which you represent. bill maher, many are saying that he was mocking middle america when he said. this. >> the most affluent and educated people are clustered in just a few cities. the blue parts of america are having a big prosperity party while this big sea of red feels like their invitation got lost in the mail. the flyover states have become the passed over states. that's why red state voters are so pissed off. they don't hate us. they want to be us. ainsley: governor, what's your reaction? >> i have been all over this

country. there is no place i would rather be from than the heartland. we have the best people in the world that are raising their families there. we feed the world. we have a higher rate of service. men and women who step up to defend the freedoms and liberties of this great country. so i wholeheartedly disagree with what bill is saying there. you know, i'm just blessed to be from the heartland. pete: what you are saying is there are different values. you may value family and faith and service to your point things like where your food comes from. where things get built. what is it that elites like bill maher don't understand? >> maybe he needs to spend some time in south dakota. because we just have phenomenal people that love our country. they are raising their families in communities that take care of each other, that serve each other. and we have a work ethic that cannot be compared to anyone else. so, you know, our people in the heartland do the hard work that makes this country strong and we

are just so proud of where we are and where we come from. ainsley: first woman to serve as governor in south dakota. why did you decide to run? >> you know, to be honest with you i ran for governor because i saw a huge opportunity in front of us. throughout the campaign i never talked about the fact that i was a woman. i wanted people to vote for me based on my experience, the vision i had for the state of south dakota. i was thrilled to get their support but now that i am the first woman governor, i'm recognizing what a huge opportunity that i have to be an example, to be someone that young girls can look to and see that if they put their mind to something it can be accomplished. we have a wonderful opportunity. i'm determined to do the very best job can i. pete: congratulations, governor, keep us posted on that pro-life bill. >> i will. pete: we appreciate you coming on the program. ainsley: congratulations. pete: pretty impressive. one drug manufacturer making a claim about the opioid crisis. >> the root cause of this epidemic is the fda's illegal approval of opioids for the

treatment of chronic pain. pete: how he claims the fda opened the flood gates coming up next. ainsley: president trump set to leave for vietnam in a few minutes. ed henry is already in hanoi. ed? ed: ainsley, good to see you. some in the mainstream media seem to be routing for failure here in hanoi saying that basically the president could be headed for a nightmare scenario. what if he defies the odds and actually wins again? could he get a nobel peace prize? we will preview the big summit, coming up. if i built a van, it would carry my entire business. i'd make it available in dozens, make that thousands of configurations. it would keep an eye on my fleet. [ beeping ] and an eye out for danger. with active brake assist. if i built a van, i'd make it available in diesel and gas. and i'd build it right here, in south carolina. introducing the all new sprinter starting at $33,790. built in the usa. mercedes-benz. vans. born to run.

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the president of the united states yesterday addressing the governors in the talks. a dress-up dinner party night that the president put together. pete: almost looked like a cave. a little dark. brian: the president has been in constant contact with kim jong un since their last summit and leading up to the summit. he feels positive that their ainsley: summit 2.0. ed henry chief national correspondent is live in hanoi. the president should be there at some point today and he is going to be meeting with kim jong un on tuesday and wednesday. what can we expect, ed? ed: well, look, the president wants to put some meat on the bones. he had success in singapore. that's one point if you will. the first round in all of this backlash june the handshake you see there. sitting down with a dictator. sort of defying the odds. you remember, you had critics in 2017 saying that the president's rhetoric fire and fury rainy down on north korea if they didn't stop the missile test. the rockets flying over japan and elsewhere. the president nicknaming the dictator little rocket manual. had critic after critic saying the president is bumbling us

into a nuclear war. just the opposite happened, in fact, in 2018. is he now putting us at least on the path anyway to peace. but, the president has not gotten the dictator to follow through on the promises of denuclearization. so, look, we have got to be clear-eyed about this. there is a lot of business that has to get done here. fascinating to me just like the critic particulars critics were saying we have the ap, "the washington post," mainstream media outlets doing straight news stories saying this could be a nightmare scenario. all kinds of concessions by the president. he may lose big time, basically here in hanoi. this thing hasn't even started. everybody needs to take a deep breath and not get ahead of the facts. pete: great point. have you talked about the media coverage being pessimistic out the gates. democrats sent a letter to president trump et eted north

korea moved closer and closer to having this miniature nuclear weapon that could fit inside a missile. that was the threshold they controlled in 2017 right after barack obama left office that led president trump to talk about fire and fury. because the north koreans had made so much progress during the obama years and even go before that the bush years, the clinton years. administration after one after another. democrat and republican did virtually nothing to stop the north koreans and so the president trump inherits this huge problem. so are the democrats right in theory?

yes. president trump will have to be tough in hanoi. where were democrats in the previous 8 years? brian: i do think the bush administration was tough six plus one talks for a while. and condoleezza rice thought they had something more tangible. it turns out they could not be trusted that guy died. kim jong il died and his son took over. here is mike pompeo. obama and his. >> has been upended by president trump. we put real economic pressure on the north koreans. built out a global coalition. one of the critiques is we go it alone. we built out the world's coalition to communicate to chairman kim that now is the time and now is the moment and i hope we will make real progress on that this week. brian: he has no problem calling out the previous strategic patience. did not work. and president obama basically admitted that when he handed off the white house to president trump, right?

>> right. what did you secretary of state pompeo say? pray and cower that that was what the obama administration was doing. so what needs to happen here. you are right. there needs to be tough steps in terms of pushing north korea to denuclearization. but, also, where president trump gets credit is the tough economic sanctions that have pushed north korea to the table. pushed their economy to the brink. the key here is to not get tricked by north korea and start easing those economic sanctions which they desperately want to see by, you know, maybe kim jong un saying well, i'm going to take some tiny itty-bitty steps towards denuclearization. no. as the president has said previously before hanoi that, in fact, there needs to be a move towards full denuclearization before the boot comes off the throat. and he is going to have to stick to that. pete: ed inly thank you very much. brian: ed on the ground for us. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. jillian mele also on the ground for us. jillian: good monday morning.

virginia's lieutenant governor facing sexual assault allegations compares calls for his resignation to lynching. listen to this. >> if we go backwards and we rush to judgment and we allow for political lynchings without any due process any facts. any evidence being heard, then i think we do a disservice to this very body in which we all serve. jillian: two women have accused jerry fax of sexual assault he denies the allegations. quick to rush to judgment as jussie smollett allegedly faked a hated crime. dnc chair tom perez defending those two called the actor disputed claim modern day lynching on "fox news sunday." >> we acted on the facts as we knew at the time. and here are the facts that we know today. hate crimes are on the rise. jillian: smollett is charged with filing a false police report in chicago. he maintains his innocence. a drug manufacturer calls out

the fda saying the agency opened the flood gates for the opioid crisis. >> the root cause of this epidemic is the fda's illegal approval of opioids for the treatment of chronic pain. jillian: ed thompson says oxycontin was meant for short-term page but the fd expanded to anyone with short-term illness. 41,000 people died from opioid overdose in 2017. athletic dog riles the crowd showing off wide receiver skills. chasing down a frisbee 83 yards and catching it in the air. part of the halftime show at an orlando apollos game new alliance of american football. new world record frisbee catch. brian: by the way i hear the orlando apollo are the class of that leg. pete: i haven't watched a game yet but i want. to say.

ainsley: how cute is that dog? i want him. brian: very good shape. pete: very fast. brian: thank you very much, jillian. do you know who else is in good shape? janice dean? janice: hi did, you say i was in good shape? ainsley: you gave me an early copy of your book. i read it yesterday on the plane. i'm not finished with it yet. it's so good. learning so much about you. janice: that's a good endorsement. that's coming up next tuesday by the way. mostly sunny will be in stores. brian said i was in good shape i don't know what i deserve that for but i will take it take a look at the maps real quick it is, look at this, this is incredible. look at all the wind reports we have received over the last 48 hours. the big story is the wind although we did have tornado reports across mississippi, alabama, parts of georgia. wind advisories over 60 miles per hour this morning on long island. 66 mile-per-hour winds. so that's going to be an issue over the next, say, 12 to 24 hours as this system is very

slow-moving, moving to the north and east and still going to see those winds in excess of 60 miles per hour parts of new england tonight. we also have the potential for some snow across the great lakes and with wind gusts blizzard conditions are going to be a big concern that our next system moves into the west coast which we will cover. all right. back inside. pete, ainsley, and my hero brian. brian: oh, thank you. ainsley: he is your hero? pete: yeah, because he complimented her. ainsley: that's all it takes. brian: all sincere. she is a great person. also a great person hard to read the tease i'm going to get to that person. newt gingrich great, donald trump jr. who is great. rachel campos-duffy who is great all here live. plus. pete: pick your favorite. no, you don't have. to say hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for the green new deal. kamala harris says who cares? >> it's not about a cost? it's about an investment. of course we can afford it. pete: one man's cost is another man's investment. stuart varney here on the financial disaster ♪ money, money, money

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would cost? >> it's not about a cost. it's about an investment. of course we can afford it there is no question we have to be change is existential threat to us as human beings. ainsley: how do they plan on paying for it? here to weigh in is host of fox business network stuart varney. >> can i get right to it? ainsley: yes. an absolute nonstarter. you cannot, let me repeat you cannot pay for it overreach financially of historic proportions. you cannot, you can absolutely cannot do all of this. it's a blending of green policies and socialism. you put it together it's absolutely -- look, kamala harris and her' don't care. to them it's a question of do you want to save the planet or not? she says cost is not important because it's an existential threat to human beings?

that's extraordinary. brian: i watched senator feinstein over the weekend, too. she was pinned down by some extremist group with kids involved. come to my office where you are not going to be screaming at me at which time back the green deal it's not practical. it's not going to pass. i have a plan. it's something that's going to pass. with government you have to get something that's plausible and dick durbin also said this thing makes no sense. it's incoherent. i'm talking about democrats. >> then the children, the they cameno. out with well, we e got to do this because my generation is going to pay the price. we have only got 12 years left. that's the argue. >> isn't it. if you don't do it we're all dead. if you do do it we are utterly financially bankrupt. know who isn't going to that's the meeting that dianne feinstein. brian: i give her so much credit for doing that i don't care if you put this on tape. pete: got slammed by the left for doing that do you know who is not going to do the green new

deal. china, india, russia. the middle east. as we handcuff ourselves, the rest of the world won't. >> china wants us to do the green new deal.ov brian: right. >> they,k+qy-qp'(vr will take over the world. brian: they walk around their cities in hospital masks because it's so thick with pollution. pete: that's right. brian: the president did make news as he addressed the governors. listen, i'm going to put the tariffs on hold for a good reason. let's watch it. >> doing very well with china. and all works well, we will have some big news over the next week or two and put ourselves in a position of strength for the first time in about 35 years or probably a lot more than that. >> this is very good news for the economy or markets. any kind of deal, no matter what 6b9ptnfkebipy÷shy=yú]w,ó

ainsley: how did that president's meeting with kim jong un affect meeting with china. they don't want nuclear weapons. they are next door. not directly effecting the market or the economy. it's a political question more than anything else. brian: my hope is, a six year shopping spree that china has just decided to buy stuff from us. we can't have that. this is a moment of vulnerability. has to be a restructuring and anything that robert lighthizer leaves i feel good about when approach. you may well get that in the long run. the initial deal will be they buy a ton of stuff. brian: got to be all laid out. pete: i'm with brian. don't you need it right here? >> there will be checks and balances, won't there? then we have to find out is china living up to that agreement. that's over the long term. you won't know that on day one. brian: stuart varney is trying to get a book later in the week.

that's what this is all about. watch his show from 9 to noon it goes on three hours. >> goes on for three hours? sounds like torture. stewart. brian: put that on the barometer next time. ainsley: 10 minutes till the top of the hour. chaotic and deadly protest in venezuela. we talked to one refugee who fled the violence who has a message for the left about socialism. excellent. i didn't know what it was. wayne world. party time. excellent. they reunite at the oscars. [screams] >> we're not worthy. pete: carley shimkus has the trends from hollywood's big welcome, carlie ♪68÷vux ♪68÷vux ♪ t>uf

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♪ >> so there is no host tonight. there won't be a popular movie category and mexico is not paying for the wall. [laughter] [speaking spanish] pete: okay, thanks. hollywood's biggest night of the year and stars wasted no time using the oscars to make a political message and make that message clear while taking jabs @ú]fd5^u-ea[2fjú!r lighting up social media, fox reporter carley shimkus. saying, carley? >> the awards show got political who would have thunk it in a

shocking twist. wasn't as political as in your face political as past awards shows have been. there were moments like spike lee talking about the 2020 presidential election being on the right side of history. about it the first political moment that happened was seven minutes into the show started. a lot of the people said all right. i'm turning off the tv. this is why we don't care about the oscars stick to movies, not politics. another twitter user writes how the oscars and lastly this person says yeah, because the people who are experts on foreign and domestic agreements and policies are dot dot dot actors. i do think they are making a more concerted effort to not be political but whether you have somebody like spike leon stage what do you think is going to happen? time. he hasn't been on stage a lot. he was very happy. so, we know, too, one of the main reasons i was interested because queen was featured bohemian rhapsody, the sopping the name of the movie.

that was parodied i understand yesterday. >> take ache a look at this >> take ache a look at this reenactingyler4®7 their wayne's world skit. >> first oscar and nomination for rami alec. >> kissed her a lot. brian: rami malek won best actor. >> i'm glad we are showing this now. this was my favorite moment of rami malek was the star of bohemian rhapsody. that was his co-star lucy boyton. i don't know they were dating in real life and they are. so he kissed her. he sang to her. they are dating in real life. it was great. that was how the world found out. isn't that sweet? brian: you are telling me for on it. shocked. pete: she is too young for wayne's world. never saw the movie. >> we will play the wayne's

world later. i'm not part of it because i can't relate to the wayne's world topic on a personal level. ainsley: how about dumb and dumber. brian: newt gingrich and dakotao fanning and i had a second left. t up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. nobody glows. he gets it. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com

>> just hours president trump is taking off for that second summit with north korea's kim jong un. >> fascinating to me that just=% like the critics a year and a half ago were saying he is going to lead us to nuclear war0a>ñ("t the opposite has happened. we now have people saying this could be a nightmare scenario. >> successful they would have to deny the success because then they would have to explain(cl wy they didn't get it. >>i-[ there is ample evidence of collusion of the campaign. >> talking about ample evidence. then all we÷nñ hear about are contacts and meetings. and the last timeç i checked, contacts and meetings, i don't know, hm, is not ample evidence. >>> it's not about a cost it's an

investment. of course why can afford it. >> green new deal is overreach, financially, of historicc÷ proportions. you cannot pay for it. >> performance by an actor in a leading role. >> the oscarqázñ goes to rami m. ♪ [cheers and applause]÷vn÷ñ ♪ i'm off the deep"o end ♪ watch me dive right in ♪hf% i'll never reach the ground ♪ ♪ l the shallow now ♪v:bsl in the shallow. brian: with only microphone, ooper only had one thing to do go around to the piano and sing to lady gaga possibly the greatest moment on ainsley: gone up.

she can act too. he could sing? bradley cooper nailed it in hangover 1, 2, and 3. and who knew he could sing, too? pete: now i'm officiallyt< jealous. ainsley: i think you are doing just fine. all right. pete: i didn't+3b said? ainsley: i said youç9 are doing just fine shouldn't be jealous an. pete: everyone should succeed. bradley cooper is nailing it. brian: maybe next6oz year will e pete: oscars was boring if you host. except for trump bashes. just="út< few hours president tp korea. kim jongáun. ainsley: the second round of denuclearization talks in vietnam began on wednesday. brian: griffay/6 jenkins is in washington with a preview. further goal of denuclearization. there is no shortage of naysayers here atlpso! home.

senate democrats blastingbgl the president in a letter saying#l$e first meetingd in singapore gae kim legitimacy on world stage and undermined maximum pressure and sanctions. they are demanding results. they say this. verifiable()ñ progress on denuclearization and reducing tensions with the north. but the,president last night shot back at that criticism. >> we have given up nothing. the6%z sanctions are on. we have a special feeling. we have a chance for the total wt dangerous. >> the white house says the goal in vietnam is to build upon the four pillars agreed to last june. here they are. the establishment ofiwt new relations, a lasting and stable peace. the l peninsula and recovering powmia remains. of course, denuclearization has ane summit will come pressure to demonstrate progress. secretary of state pompeo you see there already in route.

the president addresses the nation's governors in about an hour in the white house and he will head to hanoi this afternoon, guys. brian: yeah. we will see what happens. they will start working things on the plane. 9ñ ainsley: even tuesday and wednesday. much because where we were with them in reels togski the 1970s couldn't be worse.  poll, 80% of÷nç the vietnamese e a positive image of the united states. what they have done withe4 trad and personal economy has been phenomenal. they are tighter with us#u: thn pete: it'sattrue. technically that war ended differentially thanu/x the koren war however unfortunately with the state being unified. brian: after two years. pete: after we abandoned a great comparison. great place to hold it. ainsley: senator lindsey graham was talking about it listen to. this let's give trump the latitude he needs to geti/ñ the ñ

he was handed a bad hand with north korea. obama let the whole world just run wild. when trump came in they were developing missiles and testing bombs. all that has stopped. we have a goal now. give up your nukes, we'll provide you the security you need and help you become more  that out of this negotiation we willñú+e a road map and sort of a timetable that will get us there. and if trump wants to adjust what he said before, to take some of thewk# pressure off noo get them to move at a faster pace, i'm all with him.s;n >> say what you want. president trump hasoç taken one big issues. taken them all head on. brian: he is a couple things going on right now. no doubt about it north and south korea better relations. japan and north korea. japan feels a lot less threatened. china doesn't know what to make of us because the president took die

upside down and thrown off kim jong un. nations to the point where people like i don't know what to what(g. i think would be great, would be very interesting to see if theyp- could declare how many 60. v to declare where their weapon sites are. we know this they are coming allowing inspectors on the ground. we turn around and pump the humanitarian aid in and people start to be able to eat.." when they try to defect they won't have worms inside them and they won't be starving to death. so, when you -- all they needhts maybe kim jongvnun in firing for people last week is starting to plow the ground to make some ?-((rp'ce.d at least we have a >> guess who knows whether that's possible. the president ands secretary of state the guys in that moment staring down t(mqx dictator thas closely. >> domestically looking at 2020. democrats, some people have

thrown their names into the hat, maher was talking about middle america. remember÷ when hillary clintonn 2016 was talkinga-ç about deplorables? similar talking about middle america, the flyover states. listen to=ñ this. é l cities. the blue parts of america are having a big prosperity party while that big seaçó of red fees like their invitation got lost in the mail. the fly over states passed over voters are so pissedx off. they don't hate us. they want tozl%÷ be us. brian: if that's the theory that's great news. if that's the theory among z news for the pete: that's still the mindset elite. deplorable. women. have been left ba'd self-serving. they build walls for themselves

but not a wall four. it's a double standard and they just admit it time and time again. brian: you were with governor kristi noem of south dakota. she heard this and responded.  to spend we just have phenomenal people that lovehf7q+5 our country. they are raising their familie- families in communities that take care of each other, that serve each other. we have a work ethic that cannot ÷ñ to anyone else. that where we are and wherewé we come from. brian: part8ífm the reason why success of fox news. did you go to los angeles, washington and new york and people go yeah, i don'téb watch that and then the rest of the country does. we thinkroo the so-called flyovr country matters.n%+ those people matter.p being patriotic mil so fortunate that you grew up in new!- yorkd have this mentality. i'm grateful for growingsm) upn south carolina. you are probablyqjj grateful frm where you came because you

understand the rest of the country.  up in, you have no clue what goes on i the middle of the country. what goes on in the south. and he stands up and he is not afraid to say what he believes. brian: he is president because he smashed the blue wall.c ainsley: correct. yeah. brian: he took, wisconsin, michigan. he almost took minnesota,jo> ri? pete: he went to the places that have been left behind by policies that benefited the coast. america is special. patriotism, faith, service to your country. where are the folks who serve in wdx(p&c @&c%e folks who serve in america? where do we make and grow things? all of the things that benefit our entire country are lost on folks like bill maher. ainsley: media is in new york because this is where the interview. when youçó are trying to get an interview everyone comes to new trying to interview. it would be wonderful in the media would go toó[ñ the middlef the country and headquarters be placed somewhere else so they get a grasp of what's going on

around the country. brian: roger ailes started this company from ohio and mike douglas show from ohio. people had to make the trip. you could add to that is new york city is not new york. unbelievable. that's one mentality. long island is different. upstate new york is different. west chester is different. understand, aroun c the country, just because you see a crazy mayor, mayor de blasio g/ doesnt mean everyone in new york thinks like that. pete: what do you think of the jillian: i workedc inç bingha, new york. condition k. confirm not like new york city. hitiwl and run death of a police officer is&v nowiwt tennessee'q wanted. homicide charges after she hit chattanooga?o" officer nicholas gallagher and took off on saturday night. theq-r officer just graduated m the police academy last month. police found the suspect's car five miles away.

there is now a $2,500 reward for information.c;l new york firefighters heading to capitol hill todayqvl to fight the surviving victims of 9/11. their compensation fund running passed providing moral help for victims battling 9/11-related illnesses. the former

actor for his role in bohemian'p rhapsody. and a very shocked andg3 gratel oliviañ come coleman wins best actress. >>)w# it's genuinely quitefn stressful. jillian: coleman won for her rowell as/ñ queen1rzñ ann in the favorite. favorite.ains glenzk% close ha has been up a lot and she didn't win. pete: she will be okay. spike lee took to the is what he said. >> the 2020 presidential election is around the6$p corne. let's do th.rp right thing.(g. [cheers and applause]l4ñ you know i had to get that in there. [cheers and applause] brian: so the president noticed that, of course that wasd one f the best director or bestñ picture. for black clansman. >> denzeln%" washington's son

played the lead role. he got his moment and decided to the president noticed that.v: ainslñ.$rq tweeted this out be nice if spike lee could read his notes or better yet not have to use notes at all when doing racist hit on your president who has done more african-americans, criminal g pete: expect to hear back from of his interviews he goes off the charts on the president. pete: he has been political from the beginning. ainsley: deadly protests are erupting in venezuela as residents fight for desperately needed aid.i,q one refugee who fled the violence has a message for the left. brian: one man heading to the penalty box over what he did to his girlfriend.v'2 left cringing ♪ we will strive for the success

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socialist policy? our next guest and his familyrn% fled venezuela and has a message for america. herewgkç÷ with his story is dan. martin know an economics major 1v contributor. thank you for being06 here. your experience, you and your family fled venezuela in 2016. ÷ will he leave voluntarily? how does this move forward? >> so, what happens right now with maduro is he isá definitey not willing to get out of power. he is doing everything he canr6 is currently today going to meet with vice president mike pence leaders. this is what i have been propose z1ág to finally xdñ securikñ go.@

also, organize colombia and brazil to put an end to this militaryj3 intervention. pete: regional solution but leadership to the united states similar what we have done in other parts of the globe. daniel, you point out that there is some flirtation with what's your warning as someonenb socialism to those flirting with americ? >> look, nobody is ever÷ from politicians who lie to you to want to give you free things and then destroy your country. the green new deal. even thegob updated frequently asked questions on website. they are currentlyt5 proposing o pay for tens of trillions of dollars in newkvg spending, doubling the government budget are more than any other country in the world and they are going -ár'ting myhf7 and then controlling inflation throughc taxes? pete, thisiwt is exactly what happened inxdñhf7 venezuela.

they proposed new welfare programs pay for them printing money and now we have hyper inflation. pete: to those who say this is venezuela far away. eventually down the line if we are foolish enough. to america? in venezuela. people always said venezuela will never be like cuba. today venezuela is even less free than cuba according to#l$ñt international institutions 20 years down the line u. insight. we think about your family and those in vernz and hope there is a resolution quickly. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. pete: smart kid. indiana is lucky to have him. a new movie about a planned turned pro-life activist but getting an r rating7iñíl/#ore it even comes out. what what might be the r part of it ashley bracher the star of unplanned here to react next. she has asgreat perspective.

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and finally two. that's howi-[ many new flavors f coca cola#m go on sale today. here it is orange vanilla coke,  coke zero are the first new flavors stock. let's go to ainsley for something entirely different. ainsley: thank you, brian. unplanned is the highlyj-anticiy jobs, a former planned parenthood clinicqázñ director o became a pro-life activist. watch. experts agree on is that at this stage theiwlsfetus can't%z1 anything.rsna+=á >> sorry to bother you they need an extra person in the back room. are you free? )&j [heart beat] vh?prá was like it was twistingd ainsley: producers expected the movie would come with controversy but they didn't

expect an r rating thatj3 was handed down byg6d the motion picture association of america. here with reaction is the actress who plays abby in the movie. ashley. thanks for coming on again. ainsley: you were on recently to wanted to accept the role as an actress and how controversial it is. the rating just< came out as an r. what was your reaction? >> i honestly kind'5[lp of anticipated this because4? abortion is r rated for the#,g% r for is violence. that means they agree that abortion is a violent and$xñ disturbing'm act. company, they were06 not expectg this. they were expecting pg 13. >> we were hoping for it because we would like for teens to be able to go by themselves to the theater. because, ygm know, they can go in many states across the united states and have an abortion

but they can't go see this movie without parental consent. ainsley: that's a good point. >> it's really disturbing. ainsley: what changed abby's mind? how many abortions did she perform. >>bgl abbyca facilitated 22,000n abortions, woulding&&[)tj clinic director. whenñr she was called back durig 8th year to work on ultrasound guided abortion she saw for the first time that there was arn ncn01ñá!g y saw the humanity in the womb. >>slsñ saw a clip of the movie, planned parenthood's reaction when abby walked away. watch this. >> we are paying you to be a perfect instrument of corporate policy. weéf are an abortion provider.4 anymore. >> congratulations have you made an enemy of one of the most powerful organizations on the planet. ainsley: that had to be2g- tough with her. you met with her. she lives in texas. >> yeah. >> why didxgc you want to do ths

movie? tell us your story. >> abby's story is so compelling. any time someone does a complete 180 and go from being adamantly pro-life, you have to wonderbsl why. and not only did abby do that but now she has aáñ ministry. abby serves abortion workers and she helps get themvi< out that . they are looking for financial support, emotional support. they need healing. and to dateu-b she has had almt 500 workers leave the52 indust. that's also something to me that says okay, ifsém you can get 50 people across the united states from different clinics to say the same thing, there is too many coincidencesñ for me to believe that this isn't happening. thereúea something going on that america isn't seeing. ainsley: why did you want to tell thisymñ story? when i heard her describe what abortion was. i was blinded. i mean, i'm not ashamed to say

that a6s] year ago i wasn't as pro-life. i was one of those on the fence that thought well, i would never have an abortion but can i never tell anyone else not to. but the way that i see it now is protecting. these are the most vulnerable among us. cannot defenddr themselves. and i now)i6 have the knowledd aúrñ platform and i can't stop( talking. ainsley: thank you so much. the movie comes out march 29th. >> that's right. ainsley: we will go see it thank you so much. president trump hasn't even left will happen. frank. zv figures another photo op. might calls that the peak of irresponsible journalism. that's next. plus we showed÷ you this video f

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ainsley: something else happened before. this she went to the game in a bad mood, i think. i think they might hçtu÷ had a fight or something before, don't @qlg# thexdv'[n&f face6zñ.&&[ brian: they had a lot of move in the avalanche ce game to work$al around. when you get out of the way and gets hit by a puck. at least she can say i was catching the puck at your expense. ainsley: he gave it to his mom? pete: the relationship is over. ainsley: grab the girlfriend a beer she will be fine. brian: don't go to hockey games with somebody special and your mom. pete: smart. brian: dan bongino has nothing to do with this story. heç is a fox news contributor% author of spypge gate and he's e >> yeah.dz that guy is6t not getting a sec date, brian. unlike donald trump who got avsj second summit with kim. that guy is out. hep-av$ hasxfo1 no.

ainsley: dan, what can we expect? what do you think will happen? >>=ñ:othere is a couple things here. first, i think we need to come denuclearization actually means. l it just the decommissionig ofzo% s young. is it going to be recount of whatt the north koreas actually have. to understand nobody reallyez nuclear weapons or howu&x capae are that the north koreans have right now. definition of what that denuclearization actually means, good full accounting of what they_rq pete: dan, you are in hanoig'"2r us for the fox news channel. the media and some there have already made their prediction about what will happen. take a listen. >> when itg6d comes to this su, yougs can take the under. this is not going to be a massive break through. he felt like the he got a good press=) after the last one ande

figures another photo op.w)u do that. but it does l7e like there is really not a lot. had it only a phog3 op. >> yeah. really, you know,."ñ peak media stupidity right now,xe' . does anybody really believe, forever. whether it was the reagan-gorbachev summits which started out abysmally by thekwj% way. if you are in the media, what ñ think was going todia, what happen? did you think kim was going to : the back and hand over theponn triggers to donald trump? can you#l$ñdc6 be that naive tot yourself on tv and chattering like this and spittinglu out ts nonsense is ridiculous. think of it this way, guys, if north korea is at a nine out of 10 on the danger scale for the united states right now. and trump can gradually get that down to an 8 or a seven or a six.

alternative plan? a nuclear war? what is he gogglezv say next if donalduc' trump denuk denuclearizing the06 peninsula. he screwed upt5?cjby jobs? brian: you don't have to cheer down. can you analyze what would a good deal look like. what would an okay deal look like and bad deal look like. that's usually what we do on things like this. instead it's like it's not goig to go well, you know it's going to be under achieving you know he didn't prepare.p from. &sy to bring you to, young pack3;g an expert in s area from south korea said the president is making a mistake in career that you did not transfer thatrn to international politics.[ñ how do you feel about that? >> brian, we have already had results we haven't seen with prior presidents. i don't know what he is taygjt about.ñr we have had the remains of our soldiers brought back. we have had no testing.

also, remember the north korean on china. china, they have to export coal and miners form, china to stay alive. the north koreans can't field their military. the north koreans don't care!uñ they can't feed their people. they do care when they can'tñr y off military. that's byvoqz@ñ sanctions of dod trump. clouded through the lens of the trump derangement syndrome v03/ch8? statements. those are nonsense. >> representative adam schiff recently speaking of nonsense. went on another program yesterday talking about russian collusion. the narrative for the lootsz r. last two years: he says. collusion of the campaign and it's very much in the public record. whether thatx6 willg@/ñ amountzo criminal conspiracy that canwk#e proved beyond a reasonable doubt we will have to wait for bob i (uá to not seeoç what is play

basically don't want to see the evidence ofy/6 collusion becaust is quite abundant. >>8 adam schiff, thanks for your dan? >> this is the sleazest member of congress. adam schiff is ripping this country apart6z)read by thread in an effort to stay relevant because he wants to continue to joke. he says the evidence of collusion is right in front?[pqf us. guse" new say that typically you actually produce said evidence which he has failed to do. mueller has failed to do. and even andy mccabe, the number two at the fbi, who directed large portions ins the already been made public. where is this evidence? and one more thing on this. if there ispi evidence of collusion out there, with adam schiff, who has that aspen summit actually met with theg7d producer of the dirty dossier is adam schiff? 3;g himself?

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pete: billboard battle making national headlines. the job creators network slamming ocasio-cortez for her role driving amazon out of new york. highlighting jobs and wages lost in a times square build board. ainsley: the congressman blasted the move as whack, the conservative group fired back, hey, aoc, saw your whack tweet. brian: president and ceo of the job creators networks alfredo ortiz joins us now. why was it important for to you take on this rock star of a politician. >> i feel like i'm a little bit of bizarro world. i never thought i would be defending como, de blasio and senator feinstein. she is completely out of left field she cost new york 25,000 jobs. $4 billion in lost wages. 27 billion in economic activity. now she is attacking senator

feinstein, my god, senator feinstein was able to tell the truth here, we can never afford the green new deal. we have to talk about this idea of socialism. quite frankly, aoc has become the self-proclaimed face of this radical left-wing of the democrats. we have to start talking about it. that is why we did it. ainsley: what is the reaction, especially from new yorkers who support her? >> we have been surprised. i'm getting emails, texts, linked in outreaches from folks in new york, california, seattle. big pockets of democrats populism, saying thank you for speaking up. we thought you were lost. we're proud this conversation is now taking place across the country and we triggered something here. obviously this country. i salute the president, in his state of the union said we will not be a socialist country.

i applaud that. that is scary american president has to come down to the point we have to make that claim. this is ridiculous. we're so proud and glad we took the the billboards up, and we can have the conversation. we don't want to attack aoc personally and principles but they could destroy our economy. venezuela is big example where politicians promised so much to the people, that they just couldn't afford it. now look what is happening down there. we don't want that for this country. pete: good point. alfredo ortiz. job creates networks. brian: knows how to make a billboard that starts conversation. pete: adam kinzinger was deployed with the national guard. what did he find out? we'll come up live. ainsley: donald trump, jr. and newt gingrich are both here live

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♪ pete: in a few hours president trump takes off for a summit with north korea's kim jong-un. >> we have a chance of the total denuclearization of an area of the world that was very dangerous. >> ample evidence of collusion of the campaign. >> this guy is a joke. he says the evidence of collusion is right in front of us. guys, when you say, you typically produce said evidence. he has failed to do. ainsley: president declared a national emergency, now house democrats are trying to block it. that happens today. >> national emergency legislation from 1976 gives wide latitude to the president. >> new york firefighters heading to capitol hill today to fight for surviving victims of 9/11. their compensation fund is running out of money. >> brad keslowski is going to win the folds of honor quick trip 500. >> best picture, oscar goes to. "green book."

[applause] ♪ brian: that is adam lambert who on the "american idol," because i'm an expert. did me no good, fox ended up dropping it, gave it to abc, sang a lot of queen songs. perfect to play at the oscars with queen. with the surviving members. pete: big winning film, "bohemian rhapsody." ainsley: i didn't finish. the plane landed before the movie ended. i have to watch it again. pete: you do? ainsley: fast forward. how does it end? why they successful? brian: he dies, okay, sadly. the actor won who made him. pete: that's true. brian: most people know he died. ainsley: i know, i know. like old yeller, right?

brian: did you watch it? ainsley: i watched a little bit of it. yeah. brian: we discussed the old yeller movie. we definitely think they overreacted. something else you could do except shoot a dog. ainsley:s that was last not at the oscars. big week ahead. president goes to vietnam. meets with kim jong-un. he will be in a few hours heading out on a plane, historic second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. pete: the two leaders are expected to renew stalled denuclearization. brian: even hard to do. ed henry demands we introduce him as chief correspondent. i have to make sure legally i have that right. tell us what to expect? reporter: president is fired up. about to meet with the nation's governors. he tweeted a few moments ago, when he heads over to hanoi where i am, he will make what he

calls a wide decision to complete denuclearization of his nuclear program in exchange for becoming an economic powerhouse. he would have to verify he is moving that way, chairman kim, then the u.s. would be open of course to relieving tough u.s. sanctions that are right now crippling the north korean economy. let's remember, see those pictures. there it was just last june, that president trump made, major progress by sitting down with the dictator, they signed a framework that included by the way bringing back some remains of our soldiers who were lost in the korean war. that was a big step. we're also told that now on the table in hanoi will be the possibility of a formal end to the korean war which never happened. that could move things forward. secretary of state mike pompeo says this is a whole different tough approach compared to the obama days. watch. >> test, pray, cower, has been upended by president trump.

we put real economic pressure on the north koreans. we built out a global coal littles. one of the critiques we go it alone. we build up the world's collision to tell chairman kim now is the time and i hope we make real progdress this week. reporter: new this morning, democrats have tough letter saying he stand strong with kim jong-un. we believe your next meeting with kim, must demonstrate tangible, verifiable, progress on denuclearization. they're trying to lay out a tough stand there. interesting because the critics on the democratic side did not take the same approach in the obama day, number one. number two, some of those same critics a year-and-a-half or so, charged president trump was moving us close to nuclear war with his rhetoric. just the opposite happened as the temperature is now down, guys. pete: ed henry, thank you very much. great reporting. brian: four minutes after the hour. let's bring in newt gingrich,

former speaker of the house, fox news contributor and host of a podcast, newt's world. download it to find out what newt is thinking about. newt, what does success look like? on north korea, this summit two? >> i think success is any steps toward as more open north korea. any steps toward accountability for where their nuclear weapons are. i don't think you're going to get a sudden jump. i know the president is always very optimistic, he is always very positive. i don't think he will get a gigantic jump, unless of combination of economic opportunity and offering to end the war, which after all militarily ended in 1953. so you could argue after 66 years it wouldn't be too big of a risk you about that would have real implications for life on the korean peninsula. i think that, they have got to approach it very carefully because it could change our

status in south korea which would be potentially very desteakizing. brian: they could tell our soldiers to leave, right? >> it is pretty complicated. brian: they could tell our soldiers to leave? >> they couldn't tell them. they could raise the question, why are you still here if the war is over? on the side of the south koreans they clearly believe, calista and i were there three weeks ago, spent time in seoul and went up to the dmz. demilitarized zone, we got the sense the south koreans want us to very much move forward but carol and cautiously. there is not a huge level of trust here. what the president has done so far, opening up kim jong-un, getting him to travel, frankly, if you have his kind of dictatorship, every time you leave the country you got to wonder whether or not the military will let you back in. getting him to travel is a significant step in the right direction. i think secretary pompeo has been very clear. if he doesn't move forward.

we're going to have tougher and tougher economic sanctions and continue to grind down his economy. so he gets to decide which future he wants. ainsley: the media has been pretty critical about this, at least certain people on the sunday shows yesterday. do you see any criticism here? isn't one meeting better than no meeting or two meetings i should say? >> look, if the president did not go to hanoi the media would be very critical. if the president goes to hanoi the media will be very critical. if the president announces in a magic moment, kim jong-un joined rotary club, totally demille at that at -- demilitarized. they will find something to be critical of. there is substantial part of the american elite, they hate trump, they dislike anything he does. if he brought everyone them of a large chocolate ice cream chuck

late sundae they would be mad because he didn't put the cherry on the top. i don't sake anything seriously on the sunday shows. pete: he declared an emergency at the border. will build with money elsewhere. democrats try to respond to invalidate that some democrats going farther. governor jay inslee says democrats will use this tool to declare a national tool on climate change. listen. >> ultimately, in responding to the climate change emergency we need to work together, executive and legislative branch. if there are new rules, the republicans have to understand that democrats will play by whatever the rules are particularly when it comes to climate change. pete: another sunday show, mr. speaker, what do you say from the threat from democrats? >> first of all, look at total number of executive orders barack obama issued and number of times he pushed the margins of behavior. a little hard to get too worried about the next time. second, the democrats in the

house will pass something. they have the votes. but they won't pass it by big enough march begin to override the president's veto. so my advice to the president is relax. build the wall. veto the resolution if it gets through the senate. don't worry about it. you will be sustained. and just get your job done. create jobs, continue to grow the economy, continue to, he is gaining dramatically for example, among latino voters for a practical reason. they have jobs, their salaries are going up. he ought to focus on doing his job. not worry too much about all the political noise. ainsley: let's hope people realize if you're strong on the border, doesn't mean you're anti-hispanic. we can't wait to listen to the natest version of your podcast, newt's word, at gingrich 360.com. available on apple podcasts, anywhere you get podcasts. ainsley: congratulations. >> good to be with you all. pete: i'm trying to a brian toss, send it over to jillian.

jillian: you have to do it awkwardly. pete: is this awkward? ainsley: now it is. brian: here is somebody not on newt's podcast today, jillian. jillian: start with the fox news alert. the suspect in the hit-and-run death of a police officer is now one of tennessee's most wanted. january knit heinz faces vehicular homicide charges after police say she hit chattanooga officer nicholas gallagher and then took off on saturday night. the officer, just graduated from the police academy last month. police found the suspect's car five miles away. there is now a 2500-dollar reward for information. disgraced music star r. kelly could walk free on a million dollars bond in chicago. lawyer michael avenatti is peeped to turn over a second tape to prosecutors which allegedly implicates the singer in a sexual assault on a minor. he is in court on 10 sexual

assault charges after failing to make bail. he repeatedly denied similar allegations in the past. president trump says he is delaying a planned tariff hike on friday that was supposed to take a effect on friday. >> we're doing well with china. if all works well, we'll have very big news over the next week or two. then we put ourselves into a position of strength for the first time in about 35 years, or probably a lot more than that. jillian: president trump also announcing a new summit with china's president at mar-a-lago to finalize a trade deal. no didn't has yet been set. one of hollywood's biggest nights packed with big moments and always big winners. most coveted oscar award, best picture, going to "green book." regina king looks stunnings a she takes the stage to accept oscar for best supporting actress. lady gaga and broadly cooper stealing the show with an incredible performance.

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brian: his point of view sitting in new york city, bryant park on 43rd. if he is not there he is in los angeles. i find it hard to believe even understands what a red state person thinks he never goes there. he literally flies over them and comes back and forth. but that is the view, you brought up earlier, similar to hillary clinton's view. pete: flies over them and met norally looks down on them. >> needs them when it comes to voting. pete: if you talk to people from middle america. i go to diners to talk with other networks. that is voice you don't hear on other networks. they drill our oil. grow our crops, pray at football games, join our military. i go to texas, america still lives in texas and some other places in this country and bill maher would never go. he cocktail parties with fellow elites and mocks you. brian: 30 to 20 i believe

president trump won more an states than hillary clinton for that reason. bottom line concentrated population in the major cities. they want to get rid of the electoral college to discount what those states mean. governor of south dakota was on the show with you. we played the clip from her. >> he needs to spend time in south dakota. we have people that love our country, that raise ire families, serve their communities, take care of each other. we have a work ethic can't be compared to anybody else. our people in the heartland do the hard work what makes this country strong. we're proud where we are from. ainsley: my dad said don't ever forget where you came. i was fortunate to grow up in the south. brian: i was told never move out of the same place. ainsley: this individual said i'm sad for bill maher.

he is missing out on meeting and knowing some wonderful people. we may not agree on issues but we still can respect and appreciate each other. pete: i'm kim from the heartland. i have an mba i would rather be a nobody than somebody who thinks they are smart and important. brian: brian says, i'm happily marid for the same woman for 22 years. i know it is not me. i'm up to 25. i have four children. we have blessings from god. i have everything he i want in my life. there is nothing in bill maher's life i desire. they're changing the structure of florida. they're changing texas because they're taking their big city attitudes, going to a low-taxed state because that high-taxed area sent everybody to the hills. i think 53% of californians are thinking about moving out of the

state? i mean that is astounding. ainsley: never did i ever think i would live in a city where they're cheering because amazon is not coming here. we lost 25,000 jobs. brian: i know. ainsley: they're cheering for that third term abortion thing and lighting up the world trade center in pink. pete: i hear the tweets. gratitude and patriotism what you hear in the heartland. willingness to fight for what you believe in. without the heartland we don't have america. brian: when president fights for manufacturing back, fairness on trade, he is fighting for middle america. it is early pain, he thinks will yield gain because they're the ones that have been hit. they responded. ainsley: congressman adam kinzinger just got back from a deployment at the border with his national guard unit. he says what is going on there proves we need a national emergency. pete: look who is in the green room. donald trump, jr. joins us live on the couch, coming up. ♪

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♪ ainsley: we have some quick military headlines for you. the army is pushing for a tenet bill of rights after complaints of poor living conditions in privatized military housing. earlier this month military families testified before congress they had been dealing with mold, asbestos, gas leaks and water contamination. from the home front to the battlefield, the pentagon pushing for a new frontier in missile defense. officials are reportedly exploring how f-35 jets could disable or destroy an enemy's ballistic missile as it launches, including using lasers to fly its guidance system. brian. brian: thanks, ainsley. house democrats pushing forward with a resolution to block the

president's national emergency on the border, a move the president vows to veto at any cost. pete: gop congressman, air national guard pilot, lieutenant colonel adam kinzinger joins us to react. thank you for your service. you spent a couple weeks down at the border. tell us what you saw there? >> i support the emergency declaration, when i went out there, there is a lot of immigration issues. we saw a lot of groups coming across the border illegally but we saw a lot of drugs. we saw a lot of human trafficking. by the way i've done three prior border deployments under president obama. it was never controversial under president obama. with president trump we went down. there one of my crews, 70-pounds of meth on the very first mission they pulled. i found a woman hunkered down in the desert, abandoned by her coyotes, drug cartel would bring her over, abandon them at any sign of trouble.

this saul over the place. one thing really bothers me, i'm one that never comes on tv and never gets angry and i like to stay calm, i found out when i was leaving the border in tucson, governor of wisconsin, this will make news, he hasn't even announced it because i don't think he has the courage to do it, i don't think wisconsin would support it, the governor of wisconsin pulled all his guard troops out of the tucson sector. i'm curious about something. i'm curious if the governor of wisconsin ever bothered to go down and see what his men and women were doing on the border to support border patrol and protect the wisconsin community? because when i was there he never showed up. he never showed up. and he would have seen the drugs we took off the street. he would have seen the people that we rescued in the desert. he would have seen his helicopters moving border patrol into rough areas to apprehend people that otherwise they would have to walk two or three miles. this is the democratic view of border security. they say that we want technology, we want to empower border patrol and they pull the national guard out despite

having done it under president obama. it is sickening. brian: you went down there indifferent. you had been there before. you didn't really know what you were going to find. you came back converted. this is an emergency. you know what? the governor of new mexico says it's not. says it is a trumped up situation. is she lying? >> yeah, i mean she is looking at it through her view of politics, the only thing that matters right now. they cannot admit the president trump says anything that makes sense. and so when he says build a wall, we don't like a wall. we like technology. okay, fine, you don't like the wall, you like technology, why in the name of heaven would you ever pull out the national guard out of new mexico, or why would the governor of wisconsin pull them out of arizona when that is exactly the kind of technology you claim you support? they don't. they say its about the ports of entry. i agree the ports of entry are duty issue. the active duty forces are hardening the port of entry. what the democrats are calling

for but say the active duty forces are worthless. it is completely disingenuous from the left. pete: how easy would your job have been, if there were actual fiscal structures, call them walls, call them barriers, call them what you want. how would that improve the situation? >> i'm glad you asked me that i never warninged an area in arizona with a wall. there are some areas where walls. the areas we had to look at, was areas they didn't have warm. look at terrain of arizona, hard to traverse. guess where we did the majority of looking for coy creates and drug mules? on the mountains? guess where it was hardest to insert border patrol people to insert. this it was the mountains. pete: even on rough terrain you think a physical barrier would be useful to slow down the flow? >> where you can do it. do it in front of that.

don't let people tell you mountains or rough terrain prevents people from coming over. the exact people bringing the drugs and human trafficking over that will use that route because they know border patrol has just as hard of a time. brian: 56 former national security, so-called experts, 58 have weighed in to a letter to the president saying there is no reason for an emergency. there is no apprehensions are down 40% of the at border. this is ruse, including chuck headache gel, republican, susan rice, big shocker, james clapper, big shocker. what is your response to that? >> i disagree. some of it is a judgment call. if this was just an immigration issue would probably also agree it doesn't rise to level of emergency declaration. but this is drugs and human trafficking the reason border apprehensions are down, if it is true, these people understand how to abuse american asylum laws. they're walking into points of entry. instead of declaring asylum in mexico, they're taking their

pick where they want to live for the rest of their life. brian: anybody knows that you would know after my two weeks,fy feeling is if it was the other way you would be saying the same exact thing. >> i'm not afraid so say what i believe. brian: they pulled you off. now you're back for your other job. congressman. thank you so much. pete: thanks for your service. like father, like son, the story behind this military family heading overseas together coming up. brian: donald trump, jr. is here. how do i know? i looked left. if big tech can censor me, think what it can do to you. donald trump, jr. joins us with a big gripe for a tech giant and more next. ♪ oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar

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♪ ainsley: let's get loud on the curvy couch with donald trump, jr., the executive vice president of the trump organization and son of our president. good morning to you. >> good morning. brian: i knew he looked familiar. ainsley: now you know. your dad will sit is down with kim jong-un. why is this going to be different? >> i think he will do what he does best. he will negotiate for the american people. he has made incredible strides and progress in terms of just eliminates some of this nuclear proliferation, the testing that has been going on, so much stuff. sick of watching the experts who have been dealing with north korea for 60 years. i go, wait a minute, in 60 years you guys never even got a meeting. you never even got in the room with bottoms, he has done that under two years. it is amazing strides. i love seeing the progress. there he does what he does best.

brian: bringing michael cohen testifying in public at same time to have a split screen? >> think about that. the a president is trying to deal with major world issue. to try to distract, bringing in convicted felon and known liar? i mean it is pretty pathetic. it shows you how much really, the democrats hate trump. they hate trump more than they love america by a long shot. and it is pretty disgusting they would do that. if their tactics are not being exposed to regular americans, you guys covered bill maher. this is the sentiment, this is the disdain, that the left has for hard-working regular americans. and, you know, they're just wearing it on their sleeves these days. they don't hide it anymore. it is just out there. pete: if the president fails, america fails, which means you're rooting for failure. i can't relate to that. >> that is my point. they would rather see america fail than succeed with trump at the helm. they don't talk about all-time low african-american

unemployment. don't talk about all-time low hispanic unemployment. don't talk about the fact there is not single, one, not one, economic metric where we're not better off today than we were under obama, who did nothing right but according to the media was the greatest president in the history -- the numbers speak for themselves. but let's not talk facts because facts destroy the left-wing narrative. brian: you guys don't look it, stress trump family has been under has got to be substantial, from the time he started running in 2015, to winning in 2016, to the non-stop investigation. the mueller report is about to come out. quickly people are switching, people who like you, are not anti-trump, don't worry about the mueller report. chris christie said i always said worry more about the southern district of new york. watch. >> southern district of new york investigation is monumentally more perilous to the president than bob mueller ever was or ever will be.

they have two tour guides stuart, no restriction where they can go. brian: sovereign, doing their own thing. do you feel the pressure? is he right? >> i'm not worried about it. which function the way we function. we always have, always will. i remember two weeks ago mueller would be the savior. that is what they're trying to do. they're not investigating actual crimes anymore. they're literally trying to find something they can make a big deal of. if that isn't apparent to people around the country, this is going to be it. we finally got him. i've been hearing this for two years. everyone is getting, everyone is going to jail. they haven't actually found anything relates to this what they did, put incredible pressure on regular guys that couldn't afford million dollars in legal fees, got them to slip up, say something incorrectly. they pretended their their friends. there are no actual crimes. there is only things that people did in past lives. in 2006 before we even thought we ever get into this crazy world. and that is what it is.

they're touting these things as victories. it is not. what it has been a total farce. the grittest witch-hunt in american history. brian: is chris christie wrong? >> i'm not saying they will not try. listen their dream in life, as political as it gets. their dream in life is to try to find something to get trump. that is old stall inch history tactic. show me the men i will find the crime. we can massage things enough. there is no doubt they will try but again i know how we functioned as a company. i know how we functioned as individuals. despite all of this for two years, we don't appear all that worried because we know there is nothing there. pete: sin of the wrong person getting elected. ainsley: you wrote a op-ed, social media platforms targeting you, if big tech can censor me, think what they can do to you. why did you wrote it. >> i put out a tweet sarcastically, hitting jussie smollett, people in downtown

chicago, were knot there in wearing maga hat. if you wore a maga hat in town town ching go, two seconds you would get shot. it has been pulled. because i had the gal to question, what seemed like a crazy story. we haven't anymore question something. this is couple weeks ago. i sort of questioning it before others because it just didn't seem to add up to me. if it was guilty, if it was true, you take these people out, that stuff can't be happening in this country. seemed a little bit weird, sort of liberal activist that has been so there, someone would wait at 2:00 a.m., to try to take him out on coldest night of the year, because rich actors go out to subway at 2:00 a.m. it didn't add up. most thinking the same thing, these days, it takes guts to go out there and question the narrative. >> why did they say they pulled it? >> didn't meet standards. so i put it back up, oh really. this is what it is. these are the facts. here is what it is. i started getting inundated with

people saying, don, instagram blocked me out of my account for trying to like your other tweets or president's tweets. instagram, i had to follow you three types in one week because every time i checked my best friend in high school called me. your stuff doesn't even show up in my feed. i don't know what is going on. when i search you in instagram, donald trump, jr., you don't show up as a top find. brian: the chicago pd superintendent about the actual incident. you saw the presser on friday. he added to that. >> the symbolism of a noose is very offensive. the city of chicago has its issues. the chicago police department has its issues with racism and excessive force, all of that, i'm acutely aware of that, but we didn't earn this particular incident. and i just refuse to let us have to take that shot if i'm, if i have evidence to the contrary. so i just want people to understand that is a damaging

thing to do to a city and, to a police department. you know, so, it is my responsibility to insure that the record gets that straight. pete: he has been strong. >> i thought he was great. i thought the press conference was amazing. he is 100% right. the problem with the activism, hate crimes, reporters came out, this one was a fake, this one was a fake. man, to me it seemed like there were many more hoax hate crimes than there were actual. the problem is, those hate crimes do still exist. racism is very real problem in this country. it is not the problem for everything, every grievance that you have. so what happens is, these things really do a disservice from people who are truly afflicted by this not some actor who is making $65,000 an episode who wants higher pay, who wants more attention by coming against trump because that is the cool thing to do but actual, real, people who are hit by this because now you hear it, oh,

okay. sure it is. roll your eyes, move on. you can't say that but that is what is actually happening because every grievance. everything you can't combat with facts, everything that you don't like, racist. it is just like let's call, the easy button for the left. that is not fair. it is not right. so when you combine that with the internet censorship, like i said, people calling me, inundating me, i have to follow your account three times, instagram won't let me like your account. i have been locked out trying to like your tweets. well, because it is spam-like behavior. someone trying to like a tweet of mine, that is not spam-like behavior. doesn't make any sense. brian: social media, success you have, had a lot to do with the success you had. maybe there is a push out there, what you're inferring to stop -- >> not just me. i got, second amendment accounts. same thing is happening to me, don. i had one week, this summer i called it out. something like 10 million

organic impressions and zero new followers. it is statistically impossible. feels like it's a dry run, trying to suppress any right-wing message for 2020. they're setting it up. seeing how far -- pete: they can come after you. >> if they can do it to me, think of regular guy with 400 friends, their followers, they want to pass something along. guess what, that guy doesn't have big soapbox i do. they don't have ability to call it out, come on national tv to speak about it. i do. i will keep fighting. it is not right. brian: you're right down the block. >> i will do it guys. we have to put an end to the nonsense. great seeing you buys. ainsley: deadly clashes erupted in venezuela. residents fighting to get desperately needed aid. rachel campos duffy says democrats need to stop supporting evil dictators. she is with us next.

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♪ >> if you're confused there is no host tonight, there won't be a popular movie category and mexico is not paying for the wall. [laughter]. >> [speaking foreign language] >> if he doesn't like to borrow the dragons, ring me. >> 2020 presidential election is around the corner. let's mobilize. [applause] let's all be on the right side of history. pete: that was the oscars. without a host it, was more scripted, speechers were shorter. for the most part, pretty boring actually. brian: most of you didn't watch.

president did enough to tweet. be nice. it would be nice if spike lee could read his notes, better yet not have to use notes at all doing his racist hit on your president who has done more for african-americans, criminal justice reform, lowest unemployment numbers in history, tax cuts, et cetera, than almost any other president. ainsley: we had his son on, donald trump, jr. as you saw, i was reading his tweet. it was funny. i save you guys the trouble. summarize the oscars. trump bad, despite looming economy. walls immoral exempt outside of our hours. socialism, pay no attention to the mayhem in venezuela. give eight try. pete: he is about right. your emails are pouring in about the oscars. one of you on twitter says, oscars, see the barriers around it to keep those dangerous fans out. hmmm. i thought they don't work. a lot of that on social media. all the walls around the ceremony for the rich folks. brian: tim wrote, i will use a male voice, anyone who wasted time to watch the oscars needs to reevaluate their life

watching slam our country, movies that most americans never seen or heard off. that is ludicrous. ainsley: i was hoping we could have a tweet from female. brian: you're out of luck, you're out of luck today. pete: moving on, deadly protests growing in venezuela as people fight for much-needed aid blocked by nicolas maduro. rachel campos duffy says people like bernie sanders need to stop blocking that aid. p you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy.

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>> good monday morning, everybody. we're awaiting the president and vice president on the world stage. vice president pence in colombia, following a weekend of unrest in venezuela. president trump departing shortly for his second summit with kim jong-un. this time in vietnam. that sets up for quite a morning and a visit from jon stewart,

host of "the daily show." we're off and running at the top of the hour. ainsley: chaos turning deadly in venezuela over the weekend as residents there fight for aid being blocked by disputed president nicholas pa duro. brian: here so weigh in, fox news contributor rachel campos duffy. it didn't go well over the weekend. a lot of people hurt. aid not allowed to get n what will change now? >> there is a lot of pressure put on. as you mentioned, four people dead, 300 injured. tear gas, unleashing it on women, on nuns. on civilians. they're not just blocking the aid, literally burning the trucks with aid and medicine and food, that the venezuelans so desperately need this is truly the face of an evil dictator. meanwhile you have aoc, bernie sanders, representative omar, from minnesota, all standing with president maduro, dictator maduro and not with the, with

the venezuelan people who are fighting for their freedom, for the ability to survive, really. pete: rachel, why are they standing with him at this point? his country failed, he is clinging to power. what is the reason? >> what people don't talk about, bernie sanders was a very early, very public supporter of the socialist revolution in venezuela. he actually had on his website at one point, he said, you're more likely to find the american dream in venezuela than in the united states of america. when you know what hit the fan, as it always does with socialism, he quietly took it off his website. the fake news media never asked him about it. now he has the new face of the party socialist wing is aoc. truly it is ironic, no one knows better than hispanics the desperation and poverty that socialism brings t never works. right now no venezuela you have families having to eat their own pets. you have women with professional degrees having to cross the border over to colombia to sell

their bodies for groceries they can't find or back home in venezuela. by the way last night at the oscars, not a word about this. they talked so much about diversity and patted themselves on the back about nominating a spanish language film. meanwhile the biggest humanitarian crisis in our hemisphere wasn't mentioned once but these hypocrites. very disappointing. ainsley: why isn't it resonating then? why are some people supporting socialism in america? >> because, listen, as i said, bernie sanders, the left, always pointed towards socialism and now, just as they're starting to get traction with it here, we're seeing in real time, the kind of devastation caused in venezuela. it doesn't fit their narrative. hollywood doesn't want to talk about. bernie sanders is waivering around it. democrats are in a tough position.

donna shalala in southern florida, we don't agree with bernie sanders. they know the people in southern florida understand viscerally the results of soaksism. so the democrats are in a tough position, because donald trump is winning over hispanics not with just the economy. standing up for freedom. brian: guess who loses if venezuela goes to guaido and his government for a vote? iran, china, russia, and cuba. all of america's enemies. >> bad actors they stand with. brian: that would change. pete: rachel, thank you very much. great insight. so right, not mentioned once last night at the oscars. brian: yep. meanwhile straight ahead more "fox & friends" and something will surprise you.

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you guys. "after the show show". >> you are awesome, brian kilmeade. >> you can still wave. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> see you tomorrow. >> sandra: breaking news on two major store sees as the president and vice president get ready to descend on the world stage. mike pence in columbia to tackle the crisis this venezuela as donald trump gears up with his second summit with kim jong-un. >> eric: bill hemmer is traveling to the vietnam for the summit today. all options are on the table as the maduro regime continues to tighten its grip on its people cutting off humanitarian aid aimed to help them. in one hour the vice president will be sitting down with juan guaido after the horrible weekend of deadly violence