military that has a dozen saudi troops set to be expelled from the united states today. jillian: it comes as the feds wrap up their investigation into the pensacola shooting rampage. we are live with the latest details. plus, impeachment is back in play on capitol hill. but is nancy pelosi -- but as nancy pelosi cries coverup, the republican counter part says the goal is to shield the bidens. >> this benefits joe biden. this harms senator sanders many because he will be stuck in a chair. >> diss missing i dismissing . rob: we are live in washington with details. also, cardi b for congress? jillian: why she thinks me has what it takes to run for office. "fox & friends first" continues right now.

♪ have a nice day. jillian: monday morning already. goes so quick. rob: if the weekend was any indication, it should be about 85 degrees. jillian: maybe 90. we'll see. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt. today, more than one dozen saudi military trainees are expected to be sent back to their home country. jillian: this comes amid the pentagons' review of all international military students following the deadly shooting at the pensacola naval air base. rob: todd piro joinses us live with the dods' shocking findings. >> reporter: none of those being expelled are accused of assisting the pensacola gunman, according to reports, some were believed to have connections to

extremist movements and several were accused of possessing child porn. you'll recall the gunman was training at the naval air station when he opened fire, killing three u.s. sailors. in response, a dod spokesperson highlighting major changes, quote, in the wake of the pensacola tragedy, the department of defense restricted to classroom training programs foreign military students from saudi arabia while we conducted a review and enhancement of our foreign student vetting procedures. that training pause is still in place while we implement new screening and security measures. at the time of the shooting therthere 852 saudi soldiers training in the u.s., out of more than 5,000 soldiers from 153 nations. here's our nation's top military and security brass explaining the changes. >> the department has taken a number of steps to ensure it doesn't happen again. i've signed out directives that

address enhanced screening of all of our foreign students, that address credentials, weapons policies. >> pensacola showed there had been errors in the way we vetted. i think out of caution we're taking these actions to pro detective service men and -- protect service men and women. >> reporter: we expect to learn more about the changes at a press conference later on today. jillian: president trump warning the world is watching as protesters are shot with tear gas and live ammo in iran overnight. crowds sent running after rallying against the regime for shooting down a ukrainian jetliner. president trump said, quote, to the leaders of iran, do not kill your protesters. iran admits to accidentally shooting down the ukrainian plane killing all those on-board. justin trudeau spoke out at a vigil for those lost in the

crash. >> i want to assure all families and all canadians, we will not rest until there are answers, we will not rest until there is justice and accountability. jillian: iran initially denied shooting down the plane. rob: ba baltimore police commissioner will be questioned by top city officials after at least five people are killed in eight separate shootings. the city council president will meet with the commissioner and other leaders today. scott, a democrat running for mayor, issued a statement, in part, this violence is heart-breaking a and must stop now. harrison insists the employment is doing everything it can t l hol--everything it can to hold criminals responsible. dozens of police officers holding a procession overnight to honor the life of a detective hit and killed by a car.

amber weiss was run over moments after helping an elderly person cross the street in los angeles. she was off duty at the time. the sheriff's department called her an outstanding veteran who led by example. she leaves behind two sons, one currently serving in the navy. jillian: the man who shot a gunman after he opened fire inside a texas church expected to be honored today. jack wilson will receive the medal of courage from the governor. wilson, the head of the west freeway church of christ security jumping into action when a man with a shotgun began shooting inside the building, killing two people. wilson firing a single shot, killing the gunman, saving countless lives. rob: house speaker nancy pelosi defends delaying the impeachment trial as she warns of a possible coverup in the senate. but a top republican claims it's all a political play in the race fo2020.

jillian: griff jenkins is live in washington as president trump says the impeachment should be dismissed. >> reporter: good morning. after more than three weeks, speaker pelosi is ready to send the articles to majority leader mitch mcconnell. he has not ruled out calling witnesses. the president is slamming it, calling for dismissal, tweeting this, many believe that by the senate giving reaccidents to a trial based on the no evidence, no crime, impeachment hoax rather than an outright dismissal, it gives the partisan democrat witch hunt credibility that it doesn't have. speaker pelosi says it's up to the t senate to ensure a fair trial and dismissal is tantamount to a coverup. >> i always said i would send them over. there shouldn't be a mystery to that. the leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell, has signed ona resolution to dismiss the case. dismissing is a coverup. dismissing is a coverup.

>> reporter: trial could keep five of the 2020 candidates off the campaign trail. they are sitting senators and potential jurors. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says the timing is intended to benefit one candidate, recalling the last cycle when the dnc was caught trying to weaken bernie sanders. >> they are doing the exact same thing right now. the iowa caucus is on february 3rd. bernie sanders is in first place. and what this does, this benefits joe biden. >> reporter: pelosi starts things tomorrow but the schedule is unclear at this point. some already questioning whether the president should postpone his state of the union scheduled for february 4th. rob, jillian. jillian: time will tell. pete buttigieg facing rifts at a rally in iowa. several slammed his record on helping homeless homeless vete.

>> i think your facts are a little wrong. >> [ indiscernible ] >> i'm sorry, this is not the best way for us to have this conversation. jillian: supporters attempted to drown out the protests by chanting "usa" the activists were eventually escorted out of the rally. rob: bernie sanders picking up the endorse machines of a key new hampshire union, gaining approval from the sea, seiu, the largest union in the state. other candidates including buttigieg tried appealing to that important union. the union supported bernie sanders when he ran in 2016 and in the meantime, sanders trading barbs with the president on twitter, responding, quote, it means you are going to lose, to a trump tweet talking about the senator's recent poll numbers. jillian: as house speaker nancy pelosi defends her impeachment pause, president trump sharpens

his attacks on twitter. former deputy assistant attorney general john malcolm says there's, quote, loose cannons on both sides. he's live to break down who is winning the impeachment power struggle. rob: and new england's star wide receiver busted, julianne he'd he'ljulianedelman pouncinge more than the other team's defense after a big night of partying. we'll explain, and the charges he's facing. stay tuned. ♪ good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real,

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was doing. this all started with hunter biden. jillian: after weeks of delay, nancy pelosi says democrats will vote this week to send articles of impeachment to the senate and republicans say hunter biden should absolutely be called to testify if witnesses are included in the trial. rob: so what can we expect in a trial? joining us to break it down, everything from pivotal votes to party strategy, former deputy assistant attorney general, john malcolm. thanks for coming on today. as it stands right now, something similar to the last time we saw an impeachment trial, right? >> well, yes, the rules are certainly going to be the same, whether there are going to be witnesses or not is the big question. that remains to be seen. in the clinton impeachment trial, there were kind of, sort of witnesses. there ended up being three witness whose testified via videotaped deposition but that decision wasn't made until after the lawyers on both sides had made their arguments and senators got to ask questions of them and that's what's going to

happen this time. jillian: can you talk about the role that the chief justice will take? >> yes, very little role. so the chief justice is not like any other trial, it's not like a trial at all. the rules of evidence don't apply. the chief justice is there for one reason. normally, the vice president is the presiding officer of the senate and is there to break ties but the founding fathers thought it was unseemly to have the vice president preside over a trial in which if the president was removed, he would become the president. so they said all right, if we can't have the vice president do this, we'll have the chief justice do this. he will make rulings but every ruling that he makes is subject to argument and being overruled by a majority vote of the snat senators. i think -- senators. i think the chief justice will make himself as unobject true sievobtrusive andpossible. rob: the gop is in control of the senate. it's fairly close, 53

republicans, 45 democrats and two independents, mostly acting as democrat as well. people like namely susan collins, also mitt romney, could make those numbers even closer in some ways. >> that's right. so every ruling as i just said is subject to being overruled by a majority vote. the decision ultimately about whether to call witnesses and which witnesses to call, that will be made by a majority vote. you have some people on both sides of the political aisle, the democratic side, folks like joe manchin and doug jones, on the republican side, lisa murkowski, mitt romney, susan collins, where you don't know exactly which way they'll go. if they decide to call witnesses, that open things up considerably, you could get john bolton, hunter biden, adam schiff. the big vote is to whether to call witnesses and which witnesses to call. jillian: can you talk about the porches of party strategy -- importance of party strategy. some are wondering the

democrats' strategy, considering it's fan s taken so long to geto this point. >> it's hard to know what the strategy will be. it seems to be inconceivable that the president will be removed from office. it would require the vote of 67 senators. it will be designed to muddy the president up, much like the republicans did with president clinton. they say he did something wrong, you may not choose to remove him. rob: john bolton called it a drug deal. the democrats would love to have him testify. how do you think that will play out? >> you're supposed to conduct an investigation and then bring the charges and the trial takes place in the senate. if you open it up to hunter biden and john bolton, you're saying we didn't finish the investigation, let's continue the investigation in the senate. i don't know whether the senators are going to put up with that. my guess is john bolton, who is very independent, strong-minded

guy, will say some things that will help the president and some things that might hurt him. jillian: john, thank you for breaking it down and joining us this morning. >> good to be with you. rob: a high stakes royal summit today as new video surfaces, showing prince harry's plan was in the works for months. jillian: aishah hasnie joins us with details on what we can expect today. we're coming right back. ♪ werewolves in london. ♪

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rob: welcome back. queen elizabeth holding court today on the so-called mexit crisis. jillian: the royal family gathering for a high stakes and face-to-face summit on what the future looks like without prince harry and a meghan. rob: i'm getting somewhat interested in this now. jillian: are you? rob: prince william now breaks his silence. >> new reports indicate that it's actually the duchess of sus esussex that went out of this ad prince harry is torn about the decision. talks will be held today in the summit. the queen asked for a workable solution. prince charles is there, he aa lived there sunday night -- arrived there sunday night. prince william is there as well. no sign of prince harry just yet. meghan who is in canada with archie is expected to phone into

the meeting. the london sunday times saying prince william recently expressed sadness that his brother is no longer part of the same team and recently told a friend this. i put my arm around my brother all our lives and i can't do that anymore. all we can do and all i can do is try and support them. royal experts are weighing in on the goal of today's meeting. >> priorities will be that they don't break up the family with what they're going to decide. the queen has said she wants it done really fast and that is because she doesn't want harry to go off in a huff, i am sure, and not come back. >> public criticism has been rising over the couple's true intentions. watch this video, this is video of prince harry from july, it resurfaced over the weekend. it appears to show harry asking disney head, bob iger, about voice-over work for meghan. meghan reportedly just signed a

deal with disney in return for a he donation to the elephants without borders charity. the daily l mail is reporting that duchess meghan wants to move back to los angeles, but only after donald trump's presidency is over. before she met harry, we know meghan called trump divisive and promised to move to canada if he won the 2016 election. last week, we know oprah was denying advising the couple on mexit. and now sir elton john is denying knowing details about this before the queen knew the details. he is reported to have listened to the couple''s plans, supporting them throughout the whole thing. jillian: what drama. >> we're all waiting to see what will happen at the meeting. rob: the brits are just thinking these americans, i mean -- >> no prince is ever going to want to mary and american ever

-- maryann america marry an ar again. rob: seattle making a big move today. jillian: tracee carrasco is here to explain. tracee. >> reporter: the seattle city council is expected to approve legislation today, banning political contributions by companies with at least 5% foreign ownership. for the record, amazon stock owners, they've got about 9% of their foreign stock, amazon stock owned by foreign investors there. a lot of people are saying this is widely viewed as attacking amazon because back in november, they gave a record $1.5 billion in political donations to a lot of city council members running who were pro-business. we'll see. it did pass through a small committee unanimously. it is expected to pass through today. jillian: let's talk about oreo's new cookie. >> reporter: oreo out with the

most stuffed cookie, returning to stores this month for a limited time. the cookies, you can see they are huge. currently oreo sells the thins, original, double stuff, mega stuff and a these are the moved stuffed which look like the mega stuffed put together. they've also got a contest going where they want america to tell othethem what your favorite ohi. you could win $100,000. rob: i like the black part better than the white part. jillian: i like the classic oreo. >> reporter: i like the thins, because you don't feel like you're eating very many oreos. rob: now my teeth will be black. >> reporter: we don't have any milk today, sorry. rob: i see what it is. they put the single stuff with a double stuff and put a cookie on top of it. jillian: a fox news alert, police in iran opening fire on anti-government protesters after

leaders admitted to shooting down a plane full of innocent civilians. rick lee the leventhal is live e middle east with the volatile development. rob: a new poll of black democrats give joe biden a huge lead over his fellow 2020 contenders. but is the 2020 support a product of the former president's accomplishments? not joe biden's? our debate coming up next. ♪ it just may be a lunatic you're looking for. ♪ turn out the light. ♪

rob: welcome back. a fox news alert, breaking overnight, iranian police opening fire on protesters with tear gas and also with live ammunition after the regime admits to shooting down that ukrainian jetliner. jillian: the president warning iran that the u.s. is watching. rob: rick le lee leventhal jois with reaction from israel. >> reporter: crowds in iran grew

angry over admissions the government shot down the ukrainian passenger jet by mistake and the regime responded with tear gas and live fire. the protests erupted at tehran university and fram freedom sque and beyond, mourning those on-board the doomed 737. the crowd calling on the ey ayatollah to be stepped down and those responsible to step down and put on trial. security forces and iranian police in riot gear fired tear gas and live bullets. we're seeing remarkable video from the streets of tehran where a vast majority of protesters avoided stepping on american and israeli flags on the street. walking on the colors has been promoted by the iranian regime since 1979. yesterday, the crowd chanted the u.s. is not our enemy. president trump tweeting at iran's leaders saying don't kill

your protesters. thousands have been killed or in prison so far and the world is watching, more importantly, the united states is watching. reconnect the internet and let reporters move freely, stop killing the great people of iran. meanwhile, canadian investigators have been issued visas to collect evidence on the plane crash but the iranian government now facing new sanctions from the u.s. defense secretary mark esper told cbs the u.s. is hoping for talks about solutions with iran's leaders. >> we want to sit down and discuss without precondition a new way forward, a series of steps by which iran becomes a more normal country. >> that offer still stands? >> that offer still stands. the president has drawn no preconditions, other than saying we're willing to meet with the iranian government. >> reporter: waiting for word on whether more protests are expected in iran today. jillian: thanks for the update, rick. now to this news, overnight use

australian firefighters gain the upper hand on devastating wildfires. temperatures have cooled and winds have died down. the governor will launch an inquiry into fire response. at least 28 people and over a billion animals have died. koalas could soon become endangered. first responders are throwing vegetables from helicopters to t feet starving wildlife. a hazardous eruption could come at any time to the philippines. authorities raising the alert as lava gushes from the volcano overnight. nearly 450,000 people under a mass evacuation near the cap. capital. check out this incredible video, lightning striking in the ash cloud above its crater. cleanup underway across the u.s. after a weekend of devastating storms and tornadoes leave at least 12 people dead. drone footage shows busses smashed into each other outside

this south carolina school. in louisiana, this middle school has can l seld classes a after a storm -- canceled classes after a storm tore off the roof. adam klotz tracking what's next. >> we're looking at a very slow-moving cold front, at this point most of the big storm systems we saw over the weekend really winding down. here's the temperatures. you can see where the cold front lies, just back to the west, 36 degrees in memphis and atlanta, 61 degrees. it was warm in new york city, they are now on the backside of that cold front which means a little colder air there. where is if rain current -- where is the rain currently falling? right across the area i was just showing. currently seeing rain across the southeast. these are not going to be the big storms we had seen. there is a storm system working its way into the pacific north west. that continues from portland, running up to seattle and farther inland you're looking at heavy snow at the higher elevations. maybe eventually we'll see colder air. for the next couple days, the

mild temperatures, 50 degrees in new york citnew york city todayn the 40s in chicago, it continues to feel not very winter like across the country. the storms this weekend had more of a spring-like feeling than winter. rob: we ain't complaining. thank you so much. joe biden hitting the trail in nevada, fighting to secure support from minority voters as a new washington post poll shows him leading by a landslide among black democrats. >> 40 years ago today i thought blacks and whites would never speak again in delaware. here i am, about be picked up by barack obama. hate only hides. whewe have to defeat the hate. rob: how will this impact the nomination which is very much up for grabs here as we move toward iowa. joining me live to debate, fox news political analyst, author

of taken for granted grant jay a caldwell. i want to show the numbers, washington post shows joe biden with a tremendous lead in the black democrat vote, 48%, the next closest is bernie sanders. why is this happening, in your opinion? >> well, if you ask any african american of any age, you say what are you excited about with joe biden, they usually say barack obama. truthfully, joe biden hasn't contributed anything positive to the black community which would garner this kind of support outside of being barack obama's vice president. you know what, this is where it's particularly disgusting for me, because i don't believe joe biden's worthy of any black support considering him being the architect of the '94 crime bill which was disastrous for black families, talking about it created the mass incarceration generation, created problematic family structure for so many

african americans and i think this is why it becomes problematic for african americans that will vote or support someone simply because of their association to someone else. rob: richard, your response? >> look, i think that's a very interesting take on it. i think if you talk to black voters, they will tell you they want a candidate that will speak to their issues, a candidate they know and respect, someone who they see in their community and all of those apply to vice president joe biden. they seem to apply also to bernie sanders. that's why he's second in the poll. black voters are looking for familiarity. the notion that black voters should be -- like that we should be mad about black voters feeling this way, i think that delegitmizes the voices of black voters. overwhelmingly, we see they vote for democratic candidates because they feel like democratic candidates stand up for their values and issues and they feel like democratic candidates speak to what's

happening in their communities. until republicans can change the rhetoric toward african american communities, you're not going to see changes in those numbers. rob: on the other side of the spectrum, pete buttigieg, who has the lowest approval among black voters, here is him over the weekend. >> i think your facts are a little wrong. >> [ indiscernible ] >> this is not the best way for us to have this conversation. rob: is what's happening to pete buttigieg specifically by black lives matter at this point, is it fair? >> i think it's a matter of him taking care of home and he hasn't done a good job of doing that. i want to respond to richard's point. when we're talking about deleg delegitmizing the black vote. when jesse jackson ran, black voters have shown and demonstrated the power they have within the democratic pa party to put a can a date i candidatee

without support from any other major demographic. when black voters give support to democrats they don't get a return in terms of policy. in 2020, we see there is some progress going on for african americans and i'm talking about the first step, where thousands of people were released from jail, 90% in opportunity zones. we can have a debate. >> no policy -- >> we're talking policy. rob: let's hear from richard. >> i understand the argument, notion that we can have a debate about policy. i go back to the previous argument. we never had a conversation about how voters in mississippi vote republican and democrats say it's not in their best interest. to say an african american voters are voting against their best interest, that delegitmizes their voice. i don't think there's any american voter that's illegitimate to make that argument. to answer your question on pete buttigieg, i think what you can

see, i interviewed him a couple of times, he's working to talk of to black voters. the problem is, black he voters don't know him. based on his record in south bend where there is police related violence and unoccupied homes, he a has a problem at home that he has to deal with that has an effect on his campaign. >> if you don't have to work for a particular vote and you know you're going to affordable care actually get it and we've seen black voters vote 90% for democrats while shooting down republicans -- [ overlapping speakers ] rob: we're going to leave it there. >> going to south carolina and talking to black voters, but i digress. rob: we appreciate your time today. thank you so much. jillian: could spend an hour, two of them talking. rob: they start going. jillian: the division champions are set, championships are set, after a shocking come from behind win from the chiefs and tell r latestellar night from as and the packers.

rob: brian kilmeade is here with the highlights. ♪

jillian: good morning. welcome back. this weekend's nfl divisional matchups had fans on the edge of their seats, from major upsets to he. heather:blowout wins, we saw itn kilmeade. >> we are a few weeks away, traveling down to miami for the super bowl. fox had this game, packers against the seahawks. packers turn back the clock. aaron rodgers comes up short in so many big games, was so strong early on and gave the packers a substantial lead. big throws, big connections, key for the packers with the home crowd, came to play in very liveable air conditions. jillian: there was also controversy. >> there was controversy. the seahawks have a big comeback

after this. they realize they're trailing, they have great explosion, there's the controversy. the packers after two scores need a first down. the question is, did they get it? one said yes, first down. when they replayed it, they decided first down. replay may have shown he did not get there. final score, 28-23. the packers move on. jillian: the game that i was texting you about yesterday, the texans and chiefs, this thing is houston all the way. i'm like houston came to play today. that quickly changed. >> there was 54-yard touchdown pass, houston goes up big and a blocked punt. jillian: the blocked punt was huge. >> there's the blocked punt. you're saying is kansas city going to fall short again in a year where things were lined up for them. jillian: this was insane. andy reed going in the seventh

conference championship game, i'm rooting for him. >> he's probably one of the most respected coach by players. in the end, the texans blow the lead and kansas city comes back. it sets a record for the playoffs, scoring 28 points to go into the locer the locker ro- jillian: they were down by three scores. >> in the end, they ran out of fireworks because kansas city scored so much. in the end, travis kelsey could not be stopped at tight end ad neither could patrick mahomes. he was unstoppable. jillian: i read a story and the headline was -- let me find it. andy reed was in the darkest playoff moments, he overcame it with patrick mahomes' heroics. >> that is absolutely true. they kept their composure under pressure and an extremely bad

move to have a fake punt, up by a substantial margin. jillian: saturday. >> let's see what happened on saturday, to lead us up to the conference finals. vikings against the 49ers, richard sherman a big intersection, 49ers win. jillian:.195 yards for derek he. what works, works. no one could stop henry. this is what we're set up to see this weekend. jillian: who do you think it's going to be? >> in the afc kansas city hosts the titans. if they can stop the run, they'll win easily. jillian: i take kansas city. >> that's your heart speaking. they are unstoppable on offense. nfc, san francisco plays host to green pay. last time it was a big win for san francisco. jillian: i'm going 49ers, chiefs. >> i believe even though i had the ravens going in, the biggest

upset was the titans, i think it will be san francisco, kansas city. jillian: we're going the same? >> yes. sorry. people will be rejoicing. fox sports. because it is going to be a huge game. meanwhile, coming up on "fox & friends," which you're going to be on, congressman devin new kns will be on with us. he will be talking about the new fisa judge, adam schiff, nancy pelosi, and the impeachment trial, does the house think they have a hand in this and we'll be joined by mark morgan. we have 100 miles of wall built. he'll prove it. jillian: we've both got the reds in the super bowl. >> i think so. i think we'll see you in miami. jillian: i'll see you in a couple minutes. we're coming right back. ore on . everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker?

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jillian: good morning. welcome back. kevin mccarthy calling out nancy pelosi for sus pig suspicious tg while delaying the articles of impeachment. >> the iowa caucus is on february 3rd. what this does is, this benefits joe biden. this harms senator sanders who is in first place and could become their nominee because he will be stuck in a chair because nancy pelosi held the papers. rob: carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 is here to break down social media's reaction to that statement. >> good morning. we heard the theory that house speaker nancy pelosi is holding onto the articles of impeachment to influence the senate impeachment trial but house minority leader kevin mccarthy thinks that speaker pelosi may having more sinister in mind. bernie sanders is leading in the latest iowa caucus poll at 20%. joe biden coming in fourth place

in that poll with 15 support. mccarthy's theory sparking conversation on social media. one twitter user says i agree with congressman mccarthy, the reason why nancy pelosi is delaying sending the articles is so joe biden gets ahead in the primaries while bernie has to sit for the trial. bottom line, democrats don't want bernie sanders. how they are treating bernie is a disgrace. karen on social media tweeting here we go, bernie was going to be a target as soon as they found a way. karen also, the vice president of fun, i must point out. another twitter user chiming in, saying sickening, that's okay, because bernie is going to win this time. bernie sanders is one of five senators who would have to be staying in washington during the impeachment trial. so we'll see how all of that plays out. jillian: okay. so also everyone waiting to see how this plays out. prince harry and meghan markle, what they're going to do next. people have suggestions, right. >> that's right.

they are taking a step back in terms of their royal duties which means that they have more time on their hands and a lot of people on twitter are joking about what their next career could be. this twitter user says that meghan maybe has politics in mind. what if she runs for president. another twitter user chiming in, saying she could resume acting, harry can drive for uber. i don't know if that's going to happen. this is the biggest theory that people are talking about. do you think netflix can get meghan markle to play meghan markle in the fifth season on the crown. whatever they decide to do, i'm sure financially they will be just fine. jillian: thanks, carley. rob: thanks a lot. one wedding goer really wanted to catch the bouquet. jillian: the major matt tr maty misstep that's gone viral. ♪ sometimes love don't feel like it should. ♪ you make it hurt so good.

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here hold this. follow that spud. [ tires screech ] the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? rob: welcome back.former secrete john kerry blaming president trump and the media after he couldn't explain why the obama administration gave $150 billion to iran. >> why though did you think that that was a risk worth taking, if you knew the possibility of what would happen with that money?

>> what i was really saying, i think, -- first of all, margaret, you are an expert at this. you know that the president's tweet is a lie. you and the media, i think, need to call a lie a lie. rob: he hasn't exactly said what was the lie though. president trump has slammed john kerry for that move saying that money was used to fund terrorism throughout the middle east. jillian: cardi b. for congress? she claims she has lots of ideas all she has to do is go back to school and focus up. she says i think i want to be a politician. i love government even though i don't agree with government. cardi b. has endorsed bernie sanders in the primary. last year she said she would not run for office because it's a lot of responsibility. stay tuned. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. like father, like sob. look at tiger woods 10-year-old son taking a

beautiful rip at the ball in south florida. that's pure. that's tiger right behind him working as the swing coach. the kid is going to be dangerous. jillian: next the bad. the new england patriots join arrested for vandalism in beverly hills. he allegedly jumped on the hood of the car despite by thbythe by the way being on the injury list. paul pierce posting this picture with him at a bar before the incident. we do have a picture. rob: there is a picture of him in the bar. finally the ugly, a woman tests her luck during a bouquet toss during a wedding but seems to just fall flat. check it out. >> 1, 2, 3 woman face plants right onto the floor while trying to catch the bouquet from the bride. gets back up with a little help from her friends. definitely not from the woman who caught the bouquet who walked away.

jillian: i'm not sure she knows. she throws it back to her. terrible. have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> coming in. ♪ it will be playing. ♪ think about you all week long the. steve: we're coming in hot, live from studio f. ainsley: it's impeachment week guys. we will be talking about that all week. brian: maybe. if we finally get the articles handed over. ainsley: yes. nancy says she is going to hand it over to the senate. take it up probably on wednesday. brian: you mean the speaker nancy. or the president calls her crazy nancy. ainsley: speaker of the house nancy pelosi. steve: fox news alert right now. breaking overnight iranian police open fire on protesters with tear gas and