champagne gate going will viral on twitter after she got stolen. >> are you ready for this. [cheers] jillian: she will take anyone's sham page. come on. we have got to go. have a good day. ♪ ♪ >> we're coming ♪ to your city ♪ going to play our guitars ♪ and sing you a country song ♪ we'll all be. steve: president of the united states and first lady are going to be in milwaukee tonight. they are going to be in iowa next week. and last night a they were at the national championship in new orleans. the lsu vs. clemson matchup. they got big cheer. jillian: clemson, they had a 29-game winning streak gone. lost last night. i'm sorry for them because i am for south carolina. going for clemson even

though that was my rival you pull for them because they are in your state. unless they are playing you. brian: final score 42-25. joe burrows looked fantastic. got an nfl quarterback to play. steve: that's why he got the heisman. brian: i thought i was watching the chiefs in the second half against the texans. unbelievable game. talk about the story of two americas. check this out. the president of the united states walks out with the first lady. unlike the world series where some say he was booed. this was a different situation entirely. a standing ovation and people were chanting four more years. it was like a trump rally. like a second visit to lsu game. listen for a second. steve: okay now it's time for the national anthem right there. but what's interesting as well is while people went wild and there were cheers of u.s.a. there was some twitter action that has everybody scratching their head today.

ainsley: vince vaughn stuff? steve: exactly. brian: vince vaughn conservative and some say libertarian. ainsley: he was there with the president. there he is. you see them together. melania is in between them. there is outrage now because they were seen together. steve: dead spin employee, uploaded a video of about 30 seconds and captioned it i'm very sorry to have to share this video with all of you, every party of it. and suddenly social media reaction was swift because vince vaughn was seen right there with the president of the united states, essentially a number of people called for vince vaughn to be cancelled. brian: on what? out of life? steve: because he talked to the president and shook his hand. brian: cancelled for what? what's he in? steve: aaron tweeted this out sad vince vaughn was one of my favorites. i always knew he was republican. this so gross. i don't need a wedding crashers sequel anymore. he describes him sean mclaughlin, vince vaughn

does as a libertarian. ainsley: i'm not angry about vince vaughn just profoundly disappointed. and i want nothing more to do with him. once upon a time, i found him quite entertaining, not anymore. brian: this is unbelievable. you do fred claus you can retire. will. ainsley: heaven for bid you hang out with the president. brian: wedding crasher funniest movie. countless movies and plays. he will be fine in hollywood. but it doesn't mean that others haven't taken note. like dana loesch brought up. i think i read somewhere that vince vaughn is a libertarian. regardless, nice to see people conversing and not shouting in something thats. it doesn't mean he voted for president trump. it means the president of the united states gave him an opportunity to say hi. i'm going to do it. there is not a human being on the planet that wouldn't go up to president obama or i don't think president bush in the past. ainsley: it doesn't mean you have to vote for him or agree with everything they say.

he is the president of the united states. steve: that's the problem with the united states right now as we take a look at marc thiessen what he said. he said omg, oh my goodness humanity. we must now all hate vince vaughn. you would have done great under stalin. brian, every think you are absolutely right. if you in the same box at an event or something like that and president right over there or sitting next to him, who wouldn't talk to him. nobody has hired lip readers to figure out what he said to the president. we'll don't know if it was positive. we don't know if he was critical. but unless america talks to the other side and we can just talk to each other, this is going to be a country -- they might as well split the country right in half right down the mississippi. brian: tried that once. steve: they did. that's what we are going. to say if you can't talk to each other, we are in big trouble. last night under the superdome dome. you hear all those people cheering for the president. you saw vinsz vaughn shake the hand of the president and talk to him for 35

seconds. ainsley: it's louisiana and clemson. when he went to lsu alabama game earlier in the year he was cheered there he went to the world series and went to nationals vs. the astros huge crowd in washington, d.c. not everyone likes him there. shows how divided our country is. brian: ellen experienced the same thing. i don't know if ellen ever voted for president bush. but she likes him. steve: she shook hands with him and talked to him and laughed. brian: bill clinton and george bush-liked each other. people different parties compete and go at it a lot of times they become friends. john mccain asked for barack obama to go his funeral. i believe they competed very vicious whether i each other. do people understand it's the same country? sadly, the most emblematic thing where we are divided in our country goes back to sports. the world series the president booed.

then college football championship in the south, the president gets four more year chants. steve: if we can't talk to each other and be seen talking to each other, we are in big trouble. what do you think? email us at friends@foxnews.com. also on facebook. meanwhile 6:06 eastern time. a fox news alert. listen to this. the country of iran halls announced that they have arrested a number of people after that ukrainian jet liner was mistakenly shot down, they say, by human error. brian: iran's president is vowing to punish everyone responsible? ainsley: trey yingst joins us live from jerusalem as protests against the regime enter the fourth day. hey, trey. >> ainsley, brian, steve, good morning. that's right today iran's justice chief made an announcement saying multiple arrests have been made shooting down of ukrainian airlines flight last week that killed all 176 people on board. the announcement coming today on iranian state television. that chief adding that an extensive investigation has taken place. though no specific number was made.

in regards to how many people were arrested. now, the ukrainian airlines flight was hit by iran's missile defense system on the same night that iran launched 16 ballistic missiles into iraq. assad rouhani called the event a, quote, unforgivable error. although the iranian government first denied any involvement in the accident. meanwhile in tehran demonstrations against the government continue today for a fourth day. protesters are upset how the iranian regime initially handled the plane incident. also upset with ongoing corruption in the country. striking images showing tearing up photos of qassem soleimani killed in drone strike out of baghdad's international airport. many fires set in tehran as people fired tear gas and guns. one x factor to consider in all of this is the support from president trump. seen in the past week a number of tweets by the commander-in-chief in persian speaking directly to those protesters in tehran. it's unclear whether or not these warnings from president trump are going to

have any real world consequences iranian regime if they do in2k50e8 participate in violent acts against these protesters, brian, ainsley, steve. steve: trey, thank you very much. the iran president rouhani called a special court of judges to try to figure out who was responsible for this. he said we must be accountable. because he has eyes in his head. he sees what's going on out in the streets of tehran. and people are really angry not necessarily -- they are angry that they shot down by accident, human error the government said, that jet liner with 176 people on board. ainsley: after they finally admitted it. steve: really mad there was a cover-up. really mad that the government lied to them. and now the president is trying to put the toothpaste back in the tube. ainsley: did you hear about the news anchors that quit their jobs? two news anchors quit their job and one of them posted on instagram this headline on fox news says iran state tv sees two news anchors quit. forgive me for 13 years i

told you lies. thank you for accepting me as anchor until today. i will never get back to tv. forgive me. thank you for your support all my years in career. 21 years working in radio and tv i cannot continue my work in the media. i cannot. brian: unbelievable. she she will get retribution and so will the other. you know that they don't take to that kindly. i will bring up other things. everyone is going out of their way saying the protest is over the shooting down of the ukrainian plane. they are just mad at the ukrainian plane as if they're also not against soleimani. see some of this video going up to his postner tehran. they are tearing it off the wall. wait a second, there were rumors that these thousands that went to the streets on his funeral were basically forced to go there. schools were told to empty out and go into the street. but we don't see a lot of that. and john kerry of all places, of all people, he has been accused by our attorney general and ourselves of actually going out and working against our current foreign policy

saying hold on for four years. then we are going to get somebody else in. trump is going to be impeached or not be reelected. that's bad enough. enough to he is out there actually praising the iranians for showing restraint. >> i think congress and the american people have every right to be deeply upset over, yet again, another cover-up from the trump administration. it's a sad day when the united states of america has to rely on the decision of a regime that we neither like nor trust to have them be the ones who behave somehow in a way that saves donald trump from his own decision. urge. brian: they were acting. that walls a way they were acting so upstandingly? steve: there he is praising the regime. meanwhile the leader of the republicans in the house, kevin mccarthy is going to be introducing a resolution supporting the protesters in iran. because the people of iran, he says, need to know that they are not alone in this

pivotal moment. we are behind the protesters. ainsley: ben shepard weighing in on this, listen. >> turns out their narrative that you soleimani's death was going to lead to world war iii didn't materialize. turn to second narrative. question was there was any second attack by usama bin laden or al maliki is irrelevant. the bizarre notion stlaw to have the date, time and place of a terror attack on a list in order to kale terrorist is silly town. but this is the tact that the democrats are choosing to pursue which is that trump didn't actually have an excuse to kill soleimani despite the fact that soleimani again was in iraq, not iran. he was in iraq the day after a burning of u.s. embassy in baghdad but apparently, according to the democrats that's not strong enough. brian: by the way the attorney general weighed in and our attorney general said the president, the administration checked with them. they had every legal right to take him out for past transgressions. steve: meanwhile, let's talk about, this 9:00 this morning.

nancy pelosi is going to be talking with her caucus about how to proceed on impeachment. the media research center looked at the network coverage of the first 100 days of impeachment. and 93% of it was negative. that's not surprising. buff,ing what do they talk about the most? take a look at this. 849 minutes they talked about impeachment. 126 minutes about syria. then they talked about isis for a little more than an hour. north korea 20 minutes. about the same on immigration. at the bottom, look at that they talked for 9 minutes about trade and the booming -- everybody saying the economy is booming. of the 9 minutes i bet most of it was about trade. so little about what is going right with the economy, which we have stuart varney on all the time saying things are really humming. ainsley: yeah. so the president tweeted out he said dems and fake news trying to make soleimani into a wonderful guy. anything i do whether it's the economy the military or anything else will be scorned by the radical left and do nothing democrats. brian: you won door why.

whatever you think of the president, it's amazing he even has 46% approval rating when 93% of the coverage, whether you are doing a job like we are doing or passively into the news is negative. you think and by the way i worry about the international feed on some of these news channels. people flip around from hong kong to malaysia and say wow, this president is terrible. the american people just hate him because they just get the perception that everybody else who is out to get him is out to get him. and when you have 93% of one school of thought, you cannot say you are fair and balanced. ainsley: look what is happenings in iran. isn't that so telling? president took out a terrorist. not stomping on the american flag and israeli flag. uprising there. there is protests. women, before the revolution, not too long ago, women did not have to cover their faces. women could get a great education. thin have you this regime that comes in and i think iran is starting to wake up and realize we could go back to what we used to be.

steve: people in iran are hurting domestically. ainsley: because of sanctions? steve: one in four people, you know, millennials over there have no jobs. and just to see the government stand in their way is heart-breaking for them. >> they were protesting before the attack and they are coming apart at the seems and the way to get everyone together is to shoot them in cold blood. steve: that's some of the stuff happening right now meantime we talk to jillian who talks about the most valuable company on the planet not helping the department of justice. jillian: here's the story. apple is pushing back now against pressure to unlock the i phone. the company already handed over material from the saudi's trainee icloud account. attorney general zoe bar says it's critical that the fbi gain access to evidence on the phone. >> we call on apple and other technology companies to help us find a solution so that we can better protect the lives of the

american people and prevent future attacks. >> the u.s. expelled 21 saudi students found with child pornography. his phones were severely damaged in the shooting. the man accused of stabbing five people with a machete at hanukkah party pleads not guilty to federal hate crime charges. grafton thomas could face the death penalty if any of thinks victims died. facing several charges which could result in life in prison. he told the judge he weighs on antipsychotic and antidepressant medication. he was on bail and undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. while you everywhere sleeping, some of president trump's biggest supporters lining up in milwaukee. look at this. hoping to get a good seat to tonight's keep america great rally at the panther arena. doors open at 3:00. some people setting up camp at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the president won wisconsin state by less than 25,000

votes in 2016. he and vice president pence will both take the stage tonight. and he may be the most senior enlisted service member, but he can still hang with the troops. watch this. [cheers] >> senior enlisted advisor to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff lopez busted a move during a uso trip in poland. soldiers challenged him to a break dancing competition which he happily accepted and in my opinion won because that was a pretty good move. steve: it was amazing. and he didn't even need the cardboard. fantastic. ainsley: good for him. thank you, jillian. steve: taking president trump's offer to ban refugees. ken paxton said other states need to step up. he is on deck. going to talk to ainsley next. ainsley: queen elizabeth

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ainsley: texas governor greg abbott taking trump up on his offer to bar refugees. first state to do so. in a letter he wrote to mike pompeo. abbott claims in 2010 more refugees received in texas than aner state. in fact roughly 10% of all refugees resettled in the united states have been placed in texas. texas continues to have to deal with the consequences of immigration system that congress has failed to fix.

texas attorney general ken paxton joins us now to weigh in. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning. i understand you support the governor. why? >> i think the message is pretty simple from the governor. since 2010 in the letter he makes it clear. we have allowed more refugees into our state than any other state. all the time believing that congress would fix our immigration problem and borders. they haven't done that we also have the border issue to deal with. lots of immigrants come in. hey, congress fix, this two, it's time for other states to step up and help with this. texas has been doing their share for a long time. ainsley: did you do this because it's costing your state and taxpayers a lot of money. >> it's expensive. but also the responsibility of dealing with immigrants all types of issues. so, the responsibility has been ours. we have taken it on. we still have it. because of the border crisis. i think governor is saying it's time for other states to share since we are disproportionately responding to this.

ainsley: at least 40 governors have said they will allow refugees into their state. are there any other governors throughout also saying we are going to ban refugees? >> i'm not aware of it. look, this is a year-by-year decision. trump, for town natalie has put a cap on it like other administrations that have a much larger cap. he is doing his part. i think other states are doing the right thing. they are taking on responsibility they should take on because they don't have the same border reaction we do. ainsley: what are you hearing. >> we have done our share for a long time. we will continue to do our share given the fact that congress is not reacting to the border crisis. and i am thankful that the president is. we still have an issue on the border. we are still dealing with that every single day in all kinds of ways. ainsley: does this mean if you cross the border you are not allowed, if you are a refugee to live in the state of texas? what will you do if you catch someone who is there. >> that's the responsibility of the federal government. they end up taking those

people into custody and dealing with transporting them to the states that are participating. remember, we have participated in this program for a long time. so we have taken more than our fair share of refugees and it's time for that responsibility and cost to be shared. ainsley: okay. let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com. thank you so much mr. attorney general. >> have a great day. ainsley: you too. running back marshawn lynch giving young players important advice about their money. >> it's a vulnerable time for a lot of these young dudes. you start taking care of y'all's mentales and body and chicken. ainsley: take care of your chicken. jack brewer played in the nfl. he is helping former players manage their money. is he here to react coming up next ♪ ♪ (whistling)

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brian: marshawn lynch says it's all about the chicken when this comes to managing finances. he had a press conference on

sunday that's gone viral. >> this is a vulnerable time for a lot of these young dudes. you feel me? they are going taking care of their chicken. i done been on the other side of retirement. it's good. start taking care of y'alls mentales and bodies and chicken. brian: he hear retired twice. here to react and he is now back and playing and he played just for basic lit minimum wage to play for the seahawks and had two touchdowns on sunday. here to react is the ceo of the brewer group and former nfl player jack bureau who played for vikings, giants eagles and cardinals. how is it 78% of the nfl players that marshawn lynch referring to gone bankrupt or under financial distress after two years. why is that? >> this is a deep issue. i have been actually studying this for over 20 years. did i my college dissertation why college athletes should get paid. when you break this down taking a population very young and paying them over a four month period of time. so for anyone making money.

especially when you are young, can you imagine being paid in four month and then having to save that money. most of these players that you see that are going bankrupt are coming from lower socioeconomic background. they don't have parents who have ever, you know, been able to teach them how to manage their finances. and they don't teach this stuff in schooling. you know, financial literacy is a huge issue for a lot big portion of our country, especially under served black and brown people. brian: guess what, jack, you are targeted. you have money 21. a guy or woman comes in wait a second, i know what to do with your money and i have got these other players. a lot of time people go sounds good. >> you are right. you know, i teach a class at fordham university i'm a professor there for the school of business. i teach a class for athletes and artists. the thing, the first thing that i teach them is the vocabulary of business. so, you know, if you are a millionaire and making a million dollars but you don't understand, you know,

equity or in debt is and you don't understand how to look at a balance sheet there is a big problem there it really goes back today occasion. you know, you look at the nfl draft, about 70% of those players don't have their college degree i'm a big proponent of finish up your schooling. you went to the nfl and i had my master's degree. i dedicated the same amount of time in the classroom as did i on the football field. and unfortunately, you know, the culture has created this perspective that, you know, you focus on just football and not your education. but, the league has done a really good job of giving these opportunities to the players. now, the problem is that the players aren't taking advantage of it. brian: true. you have a small fee and go out there in the nfl could actually license you and they do try to give some of these classes. keep in mind, too. there are some very big names that have been taken for a lot of money. i'm not going to run through them now. i want to make sure it's on

public record but i was stunned because people target big names and people trust that you are not going to get taken advantage of because you are a big name and they don't want the negative publicity. these guys are just ripe to be taken. it's amazing. hopefully people will wise up. jack brewer, i wish more people were like you. thanks so much. >> god bless y'all. thank you. brian: up the enrollment at fordham. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. new details about radical extremists on u.s. soil as the doj reveals findings in the new pensacola naval base shooting. the judge is on the case next. judge napolitano. queen elizabeth gives meghan and harry her blessing to move to canada which is near us. our next guest has met the prince and said it's not an easy trip. the prince is the one in the middle ♪ i just want to tell you that i have had enough ♪ might sound crazy ♪ but it ain't no lie ♪ baby, bye, bye, bye ♪ i had enough! it's not getting in my way.

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♪ sings you've been gone ♪ i can breathe for the first time brian: kelly clarkson thank you for that live downstairs. ainsley: who is gone, brian? brian: not sure. catch up with her soon. maybe after the show show. steve prince harry and meghan getting the queen's consent to live in canada. that means not going to get benefits. decision to step back from royal duties. ainsley: in a statement the queen declares preferred them to remain full time working members of the royal family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life. it is therefore been agreed that there will be a period of transition in which the sufficient sex will spend timsussexspend time in canada ad u.k. steve: next guest warns it won't be an easy ride.

our friend sean joins us from london to explain. neil, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? steve: good. we saw that statement from the palace yesterday. but you have told our producers that apparently the queen is furious that meghan did not show up for the face-to-face meeting with the queen. >> well, you know, the feeling over here, i have got to tell you, that perhaps when they announced oscar nominations yesterday perhaps meghan could have been on there as the actress playing two year nomination. i don't think it's gone down particularly well. you have to put this in a more serious perspective. when you think about it, you know, queen herself, her majesty the queen has done a tremendous job as you know. she has been incredibly welcoming to this lady. you can take sides all you want. she has really gone out of her way to make meghan feel welcome. i think this sort of backlash we are receiving here in britain that we are not a welcoming country. we are racist or whatever,

that's the feedback we are getting over here is a little unkind. while harry is to blame. i would tell everyone that harry, for me personally is, a very weak willed type of guy and i think meghan disappearing with the baby off to canada and not facing the music is not very 21st century woman is, it. ainsley: is he trying to make his wife happy or is he on board with this, too? >> a great question. i firmly believe he is totally in love. why not? she is a beautiful lady. very successful. very confident. harry, you know is, a person always suffered from self-confidence, you know. not the happy go lucky that you see in public. a persona. but he does have slight bit of adjustments to that meghan has developed him in that sense. i don't think he saw the fact that he would have to give up everything that he knows quite so quickly to go off and follow the woman he loves to quote a phrase. brian: get voiceover work it seems. neil, you said it's going to be hard for them. what's so hard for them?

i'm sure they have a huge nes egg to exit with. >> not always about money, brian. when you think about it, you have lived this royal life, right? and you have literally done everything you know. very gilded teenage i might point out a novelty for him. a reality for her. she now has both camps. what are they going to do for money? whatever they attach themselves to is not going to look good. the fact that they branded their own instagram stuff and planning to have all of these sort of things going out is not going to work well. it's not going to look good for the royal family and i think makes the brand look weak. ainsley: does it matter when you look at the line of succession. you've got the queen. you've got prince charles and then you are going to have prince william after that. steve: heir to spare. >> prince charles, louie. >> you could fill a palace, let's be honest.

the thing is the downside to that is, it's an interesting thing. this morning i popped into the buckingham palace souvenir gift shop. a lot of harry and meghan stuff is gone. people think this could be collector items because the way we know it. you know what i mean. it is a radical change in the way that, you know the hun narky will be viewed. steve: did it sell out or did they take it off the shelves? >> [laughter] according to them, it's gone. and, you know, when i checked there on saturday, there was quite a bit of stuff. so that just proves the power of, you know, they are a very successful brand. when come over to canada. if president trudy wants to pay for them that remains to be seen. brian: i bet he does. >> they could be back quicker than you think. >> i will keep my harry bobble head it will be worth something. steve: thank you, neil very much for that insight. ainsley: the coffee cup that i brought from you windsor

you could sell it on ebay. don't use it. brian: now it all makes sense. steve: 18 minutes before the top of the hour. jillian joins us with more news. jillian: that's right. good morning to you and to you at home as well. the woman who encouraged her suicidal boyfriend to kill himself over text messages will be released from jail next week. michelle carter's conviction will stand after the supreme court refused to hear her appeal. serving 15 month sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend conrad roy. in 2014 she told him to get back into a truck that was filled with carbon monoxide. carter is getting out early for good behavior. school bus stop stops inches away from a speeding freight train. stop what you are doing and take a look at this video. >> this is on the side with the kids. >> you could see the train rushing by the bus south of sacramento, california. the driver got so close, the crossing arm got stuck on top of the bus. one student was on board but no one was hurt.

the school district is now investigating. the mld sign stealing probe now turning to the boston red sox. manager-likely face punishment. a bench sitter for the astros in 2017. that's the year they won the world series. that team was just found guilty of using technology to steal signs. red sox will also accused of sign stealing during their world series won in 2018. their run in 2018. that manager. the astros have fired the team manager and the general manager as the league suspends them both for a year. houston will also lose draft picks and must pay a 5-million-dollar fine. the highest allowed. a lot of people though,. brian: brian outrageous. bigger than pete rose. jillian: the players had a role in this allegedly why aren't the players being punished. brian: two teams affected dodgers lost two world series to both those teams and yankees lost to both those teams. yankees up 3-2 go to houston and lose both those games.

how angry do you think the yankees are today. jillian: do you think more will come down? brian: case is closed. they are suspended and fired. now it goes to the red sox. the red sox is going to be under pressure to do the same thing. steve: astros in big trouble. jillian, thank you. go outside. 16 minutes before the top of the hour. adam klotz is on fox square. a little chilly this morning. >> it is a little bit chilly on fox square. winter is really beginning to set in here on the eastern half of the country. a larger winter storm on the western side of the country. take a look at the storms only spot beginning to feel like summer and spring there across the southeast where it's currently 61 degrees in atlanta. that cold air is coming with rain. at times heavy showers across the. colder avery off to the west. that did you go far enough west becoming a big winter storm. this is going to be heavy snow across the pacific northwest. for the next couple of days. maybe running into the end of the week. with this system we have winter storm watches and warnings across this entire

area from central california up across oregon and washington and then farther inland as well. guys, that's going to be the big storm we are watching over the next couple of days in the pacific northwest. otherwise, here on fox square, a little bit on the cool side. going to be a nice day ultimately here on the east coast. back to you. steve: thank you very much, adam. ainsley: tell those folks hello. steve: department of justice putting pressure on apple to unlock the cell phones of a suspect accused of killing three u.s. sailors at the pensacola air force base. >> this was an act of terrorism. the evidence shows that the shooter was motivated by jihadist ideology. we have asked apple for their help in unlocking the shooter's phones. so far, apple has not given any substantive assistance. jillian: can you believe that in a statement apple firing back we reject the characterization that apple has not provided substantive assistance in the pence doll la investigation. our response to their many requests since the attack have been timely, thorough

and are ongoing. brian: did you help or not? here to weigh in is fox news senior judicial analyst host of liberty file judge andrew napolitano. >> depends on what you mean by help. i'm sure apple answered a lot of their questions. ainsley: they won't unlock the phone. >> they won't unlock the phone. does apple have a legal they may have a moral obligation to unlock the phone but they don't have a legal obligation to do so and the government knows that the government also knows how to get in there because the nsa has that code. but for the nsa to give it to the doj the nsa would have to admit that it has it. and it doesn't want to admit that last time this happened, san bernardino was jim comey. if they sent the phone to some israeli experts who cracked the code. brian: do it again. >> i don't know why they are not doing that. brian: what's the right policy? >> the policy is. steve: with the law. >> the law is that the code stays secret. >> and a judge would probably rule that way as a judge did when before they

went to the israelis they went to a court in southern california. ainsley: probably asking apple first if they say no, which they have then they will probably go to the israelis. >> a lot of problems caused by the government. why the government permit this saudi student to carry a gun and not permit u.s. navy to carry a gun. brian: he was a hunter? that's why he is allowed to do it? judge: money hunts with a handgun. steve: we heard the attorney general say this is an act of terror. >> i think he is right. steve: after 9/11, i cannot imagine what the ultimate act of terrorism apple saying nope, not going to unlock mohammed atta's phone. >> how the times have changed. you are right. if this were september, you know, a couple weeks after that. everybody was doing everything they could to help the government figure this out. have we become hardened to this? have our attitudes changed? is apple more faithful to the privacy of its gazillion customers? steve: and the answer is yes. that's how they market the phone. >> yes. brian: here is how you solve

the problem you pass a law if you are going to be selling these devices in america, under certain circumstances, if you have to turn it over to the government if someone is involved in a terror operation. >> i don't know if the congress would pass that if such a statute existed we wouldn't be having that conversation. steve: then it also becomes a question of do you trust the government ultimately with your private information. >> yes. what a mess baseball has. brian: unbelievable. we have to have you back again. >> i agree. brian: bigger than pete rose. >> yes. steve: judge, we will be talking next about the state you live. in new jersey's governor is trying to raise taxes. >> not again. steve: on successful people. millionaires in particular. a lot of people fleeing the garden state for florida. so will the third time be a charm? new jersey native david webb here to weigh in coming up next. ♪ ♪ ever since we moved here, i've been noticing it.

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♪ steve: new jersey state governor phil murphy, a democrat, is expected to try for a third time later today to raise taxes on people making more than $1 million. this as new numbers show that people are fleeing high tax states like new jersey and new york and moving to sunnier shores in florida. approximately 900 people a day are moving to florida. bringing a million dollars each day, according to the florida chamber of commerce. here with reaction is new jersey native, fox news contributor and host of reality check on fox nation david webb. >> and someone who is trying to flee new jersey because i have a place in florida. and i just need to get to my six months in the day and finish the paperwork. i'm out of new jersey. steve: listen, my wife and guy down to florida a lot. everybody we meet in this one particular little town where from you? i'm from saddle river.

all these people are from jersey and new york and connecticut because what do you get up here? you get high talks and cold weather. >> right. the thing is, people -- this is economic migration. people migrate for jobs and other reasons. but this is economic migration. in the state of new jersey, many of my parents' neighbors and friends for many years moved out of the state. they are moving to florida. they are moving to carolinas think are getting away. stretching their family out when they would rather be close together. economics of this are ridiculous. governor mcgreevey and corzine instituted a millionaire's tax. billions of dollars leave the state in total economic activity. steve: they didn't get the message. >> they didn't get the message. people of new jersey decided to vote phil murphy in and sorry, folks, you did this to yourself. not all of you. and he says let's lower the threshold from 5 million to 1 million. he wants to capture more money. and when people leave the state, including those

making a million or even less, when they leave the state, who gets left with the tab? then what do they do? go back and tax the people again. this keeps putting downward pressure, becomes a progressive actually a regressive tax system even more on everyone in the state. steve: what are the chances that it actually passes? i think for a while he had it had $5 million now it's back down to 1 million. >> look. survivability is what politicians think about and the senate president sweeney and a number of others don't like the blow back they could get from this. so, yes, they are objecting to it. the fact is they are simply finding more ways to tax knowledgens. look at california, illinois. look at illinois. look at all these other states losing people and losing their economies. steve: where are they going? we have a graphic. they are going to florida. they saw 133,000 net migration increase. texas, 125,000.

arizona 91,000. so, not only are they largely no tax states but also they are warm weather. >> on top of that, those people take pensions which they earn in various states. corporate pensions. public service. how many cops have you met in florida. retired officers who go down there. steve: from new york. all of them. >> my buddy was a former prosecutor in jersey city i'm out of here. he is in florida. steve: interesting stuff. david, thank you very much. check him out on fox nation. still ahead in final two hours of "fox & friends." congressman jim jordan on impeachment. dr. oz and jocko willink all here live. we will be back in two minutes ♪ ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. and you know what they isay about curiosity.

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union raises questions about the nuke deal. trey, who has the government of iran arrested regarding the shootdown of that jet liner? >> brian, ainsley, steve, good morning. we have a lot of information on those arrests in iran today. some breaking news off the top though. the european participants in the 2015 nuclear deal say they will trigger the dispute mechanism of this agreement. this will open the door for possible sanctions from european participants on the iranians. this is something that president trump has spoken about extensively. the european partners in that deal not doing enough to increase the pressure on the iranian regime. we will have to see how that develops throughout the week. as it relates to these arrests today. iran's justice chief announces there have been arrests related to the shooting down of ukrainian airlines flight earlier last week that killed all 176 people on board. that announcement was made on iranian state television. the chief adding extensive investigation had taken place though he didn't give any specifics on who was

arrested and how many people were arrested. ukrainian airlines flight was hit by iran's missile defense system on the same night that the iranians launched 16 ballistic missiles into iraq. overnight iranian president rouhani called the event unforgivable error although the government first denied any involvement in the accident: protesters are upset with how the regime initially handled the plane incident and upset with ongoing corruption in the country. images showing people tearing up images of soleimani killed in drone strike outside of baghdad's international airport earlier this month. many fires set across tehran as police fired tear gas and live ammunition. we will wait to see how all of this develops as the president is offering his support to demonstrators in tehran. back to you. brian: all right, trey. thanks so much. so interesting the way people going out of their way says thee protests are about shootdown of the ukrainian airline and because their government -- no, no. they want to make sure people understand that this

couldn't possibly be people upset at the government because they are oppressive and they are denying them economic opportunity and that women have no rights. ainsley: look at that video. brian: who is doing that? americans? are those people anti-trump? no, wait a second. they don't like soleimani because, for many reasons. he also gave the order to shoot them in cold blood because they were protesting economic conditions. he also is the symbol and the real person who has taken their economic wealth or any type of profit and funneling it into hezbollah, hamas, islamic jihad and keeping it from the people of iran. that's the truth. ainsley: not letting people get education. making women cover up after the revolution. they are tired of it. this is the straw that broke the camel's back that gave them a reason. shooting down the plane gave them a reason to be speaking out. this has been building for a long time. steve: because they are in the streets. the ayatollah and the president realized the peril for all of them and that's why apparently president rouhani urged the judiciary

to establish a special court of judges to try to figure out who is responsible for the shootdown because now, this laughably the country of iran wants to appear accountable. meanwhile, let's talk about this. tonight the president of the united states is going to be having a rally in wisconsin. and once again, perfect counter programming. brian: he had no idea. >> same night that the democrats are going to meet. a dozen democrats still running with cory booker dropping out yesterday. but only six will be on the debate stage. all eyes will be on the surging bernie sanders spoke to you yesterday but how is he number one in one of the iowa polls. as it turns out in december of 2018. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren apparently met at elizabeth warren's apartment. and they agreed that they would remain civil and avoid attacking each other and because they didn't want to hurt the progressive movement. but now there's news from the elizabeth warren camp that apparently bernie said

i don't think a woman can win in 2020. bernie sanders says that that is just the elizabeth warren camp trying to hurt him as he is surging. nonetheless, elizabeth warren has doubled down and confirmed that that conversation happened. ainsley: do you really think a democratic candidate that is so progressive is going to say something like that? she has a credibility issue. things that she said in the past were not true. i'm not buying it. i don't think he would have said that. brian: really? i believe he would. here is what bernie sanders said. bernie and i met -- excuse me, elizabeth warren. bernie and i met more than two hours in december 2018 to discuss the 2020 election. our past work together and our goaled shared. what happens if nominate a female candidate i thought a woman could win. he disagreed. now, i was listening to. so spin last night. because elizabeth warren also accused bernie sanders of sending out a surrogate to bad mouth her. so she says i'm disappointed in bernie sanders for doing that and they were saying, listen, if bernie sanders did say that it's not saying

he thinks a woman shouldn't win. he is saying in america, sexist america. i don't think a woman could win. is that effective. ainsley: hillary clinton beat him. brian: he is going to be asked about this tonight. what's he going to say? you lied elizabeth? is he going to say you are lying bernie? steve: brian that would be ultimately great because then both sides can clear the air in front of all of them. ainsley: they were friends before. when they got together. steve: still are supposedly. >> i don't know if they will be after this just came out. but they wanted to avoid attacking each other. just shows you they wanted to remain civil because they were friends. you know in the long run if it's going to be against the two of them they are going to start attacking each other. steve: absolutely. it will be interesting to see if tonight turns into a food fight at drake university. in the meantime say garr and jetty of the hill says -- has this observation about the democrats and their standards. he said this with tucker last night. >> they are collapsing under

the purity test that they set for themselves. you are not allowed to impugn or ask the character or why this attack would be forthcoming at this time. the truth is elizabeth warren seems to be upset that bernie and other people are pointing out the obvious truth that upper middle class white people are really the only people who support her. they have launched this attack against bernie. and they have used their media allies to because anybody, they want to just cry racism and sexism. they don't understand an actual indictment of the economic system. and so this is what they resort to. brian: they are in a quandary for democrats. because they want a diverse field. we have the most diverse field had. you don't now. and that turns out this is just the natural selection of democratic voters in a would be democratic caucus primaries that are all coming up. this is what the democrats are choosing. they would love to turn around and say i'm going to blame the republicans or i'm going to blame independence

these are the rules democrats came up with. and they are wondering how do we blame somebody else for this lack of diversity? they can't. ainsley: who is going to be on the stage. biden, warren, buttigieg, sanders and tom steyer. >> interesting tom steyer has been running a lot of ads in iowa. my uncle phil told peter doocy who is traveling the world i see tom steyer ads all the time. ainsley: it's work working. number two in some polls in south carolina behind biden. steve: how bloomberg is doing in south carolina and all the super tuesday states as well. meanwhile, joe biden is in iowa. is he traveling with his wife who raised eyebrows when she said this about she and many other democrats feel that joe biden is the only person who can beat donald trump. and so she said this. did you hear it?

>> i have to tell you he's the only one who can beat donald trump in the november election. the only one. i know we have great democrats, great democrats running. great. let them be secretaries of whatever. you know? happy to have them. brian: by the way, she is his greatest asset. she does a great job. the "wall street journal" writes today that bernie sanders is likely going to go after joe biden because he is winning in the latest iowa poll. joe biden today and "wall street journal's" editorial board just looked at joe biden. can't get his iraq story straight. he says never voted for the war. i did vote for the war. in 1998 he gives a speech saying that saddam hussein urged the u.s. saddam hussein over weapons of mass destruction. there is nothing wrong with that in '98 bill clinton, al gore, joe biden said that when is he going to learn to just define what he said. don't deny he said it.

steve: who put that video out? the bernie sanders camp. because obviously bernie sanders camp realizes that if they are they havage opportunity to win big in iowa and new hampshire. do everything they can in the next three weeks to put a nail in the joe biden cough finnell regarding those two states. ainsley: all right. so last night you might have been up watching the tigers vs. the tigers lsu played clemson. clemson lost 42-25. guess who was there? the president was there with melania and the crowd went crazy. listen. [. [cheers and applause] brian: this is pretty amazing. i know the president probably thought he would get a warm welcome. how many people thought he would get four more years chants from a capacity crowd? how many people -- i think he was touched and i think melania was touched. i think that goes in stark

contrast to the way he was received by -- in washington by the nationals audience. they booed him. he went anyway. he went to the army-navy game was cheered. and he was cheered here big time. is he going to the game whether you cheer or boo him. steve: last night that was the national championship. he would like to think that the ultimate national championship is going to be in november of 2020. he would like that same kind of applause. there is some backlash this morning and it's aimed at vince vaughn because video went viral. it was uploaded by a former dead spin employee. there it is right there. and they talked for about 30 seconds. and then vince gets up. shakes hands. the president points his finger at that lanyard that he has around his neck with the credentials that allowed him to sit in there. and there has been a firestorm of people on the left who say vince vaughn essentially should move to another planet. ainsley: oh my goodness because he is in the box or sitting next to the president. it looks like he just went in there to say hi to him

and getting up to leave. who cares? he is allowed to vote for or support whoever he likes. steve: he's the president of the united states. ainsley: exactly. brian: now he can't appear with alec baldwin or robert deniro. was robert deniro in fred claus? steve: i bet if deniro or alec baldwin were in the box with the president of the united states they would talk to each other. brian: deniro no way they would fight. physical. fight. steve: they would have a difference of opinion. they would appear together. we don't know what vince vaughn said. we don't know if is he a fan, whatever. when you are there with the president, you have the opportunity, who would not talk to the president? ainsley: so patty says i have always liked vince vaughn but now he is my favorite. and i don't think he can be bullied into apologizing for being civil to the potus. brian: i'm sure clinton eastwood would hire him. meanwhile tyler says this if we cannot speak with one another regardless of which

side of the aisle we are on. we are in big trouble. steve: exactly. january emailed this: please tell folks this is called civility. what adult behavior is supposed to be. so, what do you think? email us friends@foxnews.com. also, facebook and if vince vaughn is watching give us a cal888-call fox. brian: only movies entertain me vince vaughn is in. ainsley: he is so funny. brian: and he is tall. steve: he is tall and a wedding crasher. hear what you have to say about that. jillian joins us with more news. jillian: people got mad at ellen remember when she was at the game talking to george w. bush. always going to happen. i don't think he cares. i agree. let's talk about this now. the mother of a paratrooper killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan is speaking out. staff sergeant ian mclaughlin of new port news, virginia is remembered as a career soldier with a wife and four kids. >> just a perfect example of

a wonderful father and a wonderful son and man. and he served his country very proudly. he never had a fear. and if he did, he never shared it. jillian: the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack that killed mclaughlin and private first class miguel villalon. the couple attacked jewish market in new jersey also had a bomb. reveal explosive device found in the suspect's van powerful enough to kill people within five football fields. the suspect had been planning the anti-semitic attack for months and may have wanted to attack a jewish community center. plans changed after a shootout with police officer joseph stills. one of four victims killed. the suspects were also shot dead. the pentagon could get an additional $7 billion to build the border wall. that's five times more than congress authorized. president trump is reportedly planning to divert of the money from construction and counter

narcotics projects. according to the "the washington post." the funding would hip finish hep finish the wall. more than the trump originally planned for. one of the talkers of the day the mlb sign stealing probe now turning to the boston roxz. manager alex will likely face punishment. he was a bench coach for the houston astros in 2017, the year they won the world series. that team was just found guilty of using technology to steal signs. the red sox are also accused of sign stealing during their world series run in 2018. that was first year as manager. the astros have fired the team manager and general manager as the league suspends them both for a year. houston will also lose draft picks and must pay a 5-million-dollar fine, the highest allowed. brian: bam. >> the red sox are going to get slammed big time. what about the mets? they hire karl beltran and

he is in the middle of this too. he has to have a press conference today explaining himself. jillian: i'm curious to hear what else happens. steve: these games are complicated. brian: this team cheated and so did the red sox. and about to get hit. very easy. ainsley: 16 minutes after the top of the hour. nancy pelosi could unveil house democrats' next move on impeachment today. one lawmaker says americans are already paying the price. she is going to join us next. brian: we heard breakfast is the most important male of mealf the day. >> why would anybody ever eat anything besides breakfast food. >> people are idiots, leslie. >> yum. >> dr. oz says that sitcom is perpetrating a lie. is he here to explain. we are not putting his audio up yet ♪ changes ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ steve: well, today, the impeachment showdown is moving forward. speaker pelosi right there seen in the hall of congress expected to unveil the next step. she is going to meet with her caucus at 9:00 a.m. as the house prepares to spend the articles to the senate. don't know what day exactly. probably this week. our next guest has filed a resolution condemning the house for what she calls an impeachment sham arguing the american people are the ones who are paying the price. republican -- arkansas republican state senator missy irvin joins us right now from arkansas. missy, good morning toy. >> thank you. good morning. thanks for having me on. steve: it's good to have you as well. >> thank you. steve: why are you, at the

state level, getting involved in national politics? >> >> because we hear every single day from our constituents that they are tired and frustrated what's happening at the federal level with the impeachment sham and process that's occurring. enough is enough. so i filed this resolution on behalf of my entire republican senate caucus. that's 26 outs of the 35 members we have to really encourage the united states senate to act as quickly as possible within their full constitutional authority and then to condemn the actions of. so members of the house of representatives for passing and holding these articles of impeachment. enough is enough and they need to get back to work. on the serious issues that affect everyday citizens and their lives. steve: you just said that ultimately you would like to see some of the members of the house of representatives -- members of congress condemned for what they did. who are you talking about? >> correct. i'm talking about the members in congress that are passing and holding these articles of impeachment and they are just playing games. it's a high stakes game of

chicken that they are playing. and think are doing irreparable harm to i believe the office of the presidency, constitution and country. it's quite frankly embarrassing to see members of the democrat party in congress that change their story every other day because they can't get their answers down pat. and it's embarrassing. and they are doing harm to our country and they are doing harm to our constitutional process and to the office of presidency. there are some serious issues that they need to be addressing at the federal level. and they need to get back to work. because the american people pay the price when they are not working to solve the issues that will help those citizens in their everyday lives. steve: i think mitch mcconnell son board with you. he would like to get rid of this as quickly as possible it sounds like. >> absolutely. steve: he is going to streamline everything. >> that's correct. steve: 24 hours which would be about one week of time per side. ultimately what is going on

is politics. missy, we have heard -- >> -- that's correct. steve: democrats say look we have got to impeach him otherwise he might get reelected. >> that's exactly right. but they are elected to do a job. we are expected to do that job here at the state level. we have to work within a state balanced budget per our constitution. we have to solve the problems that we face every single day and that our citizens face. and so i really filed this resolution on behalf of the folks out there that think that their voice doesn't matter that they feel like they are small and inconsequential and marginalized. they are call deplorable. they are frustrated and sick and tired of these games that are being played. they need to get to work. they need to be the serious, thoughtful policy makers that we elected them to be and that we expect them to be on behalf of our country of. and quite frankly, it's embarrassing to see what's happening up there they are just playing this high stakes game of chicken and politics when they really need to be doing the work that is going to help our citizens in their everyday lives with prescription drug prices, immigration reform. all those issues,

infrastructure, tax reform. those affect us at the state level and the work that we are trying to do in our state capital. so get to work. enough's enough. steve: that's why you are speaking out. >> that's correct. steve: missy irvin talking about her resolutions in the state legislator in arkansas. thank you for joining us from little rock. >> thank you so much for having me. steve: meanwhile straight ahead, we have all heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, right? >> why would anybody ever eat anything besides breakfast find? >> people are idiots, leslie. >> yum. steve: that looks delicious. dr. oz says you are going to want to rethink breakfast. he will explain his diet plan coming up in a minute ♪ take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn.

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ainsley: it is time for news by the numbers. >> first 100 pounds. that is how much meth border patrol agents found stuffed inside an suv near san diego. the drugs have a street value of $191,000. the driver is under arrest. next, 25. that's how many years it's

been since wine consumption has declined in the u.s. a study finds wine-drinking dropped nearly 1% last year as millennials are turning to spiked seltzers and cocktails. steve: that's right. ainsley: fewer calories. finally 47. is that true unhappiest age a dartmouth college professor studied people around the world happiness between 40 and 50 as people focus on things like globalization and money troubles. brian: 20 years look out, ainsley. ainsley: try 30, brian. happiness levels peak in a person's '70s. steve: i worried about money but never about globalization. meanwhile, 7:30 in new york city. we all heard this breakfast is the most important meal of the day. watch this clip again. >> you eat breakfast, yes? breakfast is most important meal of day. protein good for bones.

brian: forgot that part. next guest says it's all a lie. it looks so real and wants to cancel breakfast in 2020. guess who is here? ainsley: the host of the dr. oz show dr. mehmet oz. >> good morning. brian: you are proponent of intermittent fasting. >> i don't think so you should eat breakfast until 3 or 4 hours after you are awaken. launched most successful program for new years' ever. 20 steps to reduce your chance of chronic illness and if you need to lose weight. study. if anyone wants this on dr. oz.com. here is the key the foundation of this program, which includes meditation and exercise and some snacks. it's all about intermittent fasting. a huge study just came out last week in prestigious medical journal endorsing intermittent fasting wisest way to stay healthy. probably live longer even if you don't lose weight on it. steve: one of the executives here at fox is doing it right now. the way she explained it to me when you say intermittent

fasting. it's really u. just eat over 8 hours a day. we have some points on how to eat on system 20. first, fast from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 a.m. don't eat anything. skip breakfast. eat beans, greens and protein. at two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to something you are on. one day off a week. famous for cheat day. wind up with a cheat day. >> run up your memorabilia. >> people said dead wrong. the data is pretty clear. we don't really have to eat when we first wake up a lot of americans think i'm going to hurry, i don't have much time. i know i got to eat. steve: because they have been told most important meal of the day. >> actually turns out to be the opposite. our ancestors, 10,000 years ago you didn't wake up with a breakfast of food. steve: had you to go get it? >> catch it. when you fast, your endurance gets better. you actually get mentally more focused. who wants to fast?

it makes life miserable. by intermittent fasting. just take what you said earlier. if you don't eat for a couple hours before bedtime go. to et sleep for 8 hours obviously not eating. by the time wake up in the morning have you been fasting 12 hours. memetabolic switch flips. celebrities greyhounds walking on award shows are doing that because intermittent fasting. doing it because it's easy. when you get up and you haven't eaten a late meal you actually don't feel hungry. if you don't force yourself, do you you're exercise which i do in the morning. mark wahlberg and i were kidding each other. dead wrong. steve: gets up ought 3:00 in the morning. >> he eats before he works out. or rsz like hugh jackman when he would gain and lose weight use intermittent fasting techniques. body builders doing this in hollywood. study it. don't study in med school now we started to. brian: you eat at 8:00 p.m. do not eat again until. >> the next morning at

around 11:00. fast for 15, 16 hours ideally. don't start there start at 12 hours. have your dinner at 7:00. have your breakfast at 7:00 if you need. to say slowly you will find it very easy to go to 14 and then 16 hours. if you compress the time that you eat to 8 hours a day as you mentioned your colleague does. that same amount of calories over 8 hours versus 16 hours means you will not gain weight. brian: if you think it's starving it holds onto the weight and the fat. >> it doesn't think you are starving, the body is hard wired biology tells us you don't have to panic at 16 hours not eating. you become ketotic body loves it same calorie load over 8 hours. the average american eats 17 hours a day. we eat when we first get up. eat when we last go to bed. steve: always eating. >> if you don't sleep. big support of system 20. under appreciated problem in america. if your stomach is full because you just had dinner and try to go to bed.

your body wants to sleep but intestines can. schizophrenic. if your stomach is empty when you fall asleep your body will sleep better. steve: more information dr. oz.com. >> i will put it on your social page. >> we will but the it on too. ainsley: wine consumption. want to drink one ounce of clear alcohol, lime juice and soda water. >> tequila is my favorite. sort of sweet anyway. you don't need a calorie dense food mixer added to it. and can you get away with once ounce. 66-calories. steve: a shot. >> a shot with friends. not by yourself in the morning. brian: makes your fall off. >> like that. brian: straight ahead. president trump picking up big win for our economy. according to a new study the media is barely mentioning it and focusing on impeachment. congressman jim jordan is here he used to wrestle. ainsley: queen elizabeth says harry and meghan can move to canada. what's the real story behind her message? we will break down her mass

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ultimately send the articles of impeachment to the senate. and then, you know, we will see what happens then. i think there will be some motions. have to name managers and all of that will play out. some motions made by democrats in the senate. probably a few days of that and get to arguments. i hope what ultimately happens is the republicans can dismiss it right away because all the facts and all the truth is on the president's side. brian: it's not happening. seems like senator lamar alexander, murkowski, susan collins and mitt romney going to vote for witnesses. having said that. that means witnesses let's go. and if there are witnesses, even though the president said i want a -- i want an in and out situation, should the president -- should mitch mcconnell take the risk of bringing in adam schiff, hunter biden, joe biden, and having this thing go a long time? >> well, you can't just let the democrats get the witnesses they want. i mean, we have already had the most unfair process i have ever seen on the house side. republicans weren't given

subpoena authority. the president had no due process. he couldn't cross-examine witnesses. adam schiff prevented witnesses from answering republican questions. we have had the most unfair process i have ever seen. can't go to the senate and let the democrats get only the witnesses they want. i hope this dismiss this and get an acquittal right away. if they go to witnesses, you will have to have both sides. we would love to hear from the whistleblower. remember, 435 members of the house only one member, adam schiff. only one member knows hot whistleblower is only one member of the staff got to talk to the blib. that's the individual who put our country through four months you have. this have witnesses hope it up both sides have a real fair process at that point. again, i hope this thing gets acquitted and dismissed right from the get-go. we will see how that all plays out. ainsley: when you flip around and watch the different networks. what's your reaction when you see the media's obsession with impeachment? >> the truth still wins in the end. the truth still wins. look, every single republican voted against the articles of impeachment. one democrat voted with us.

one democrat voted present. and a third democrat voted with us and switched parties. the truth still wins in the end. just understand though, it's never going to stop. these guys are going to go after this president forever because they don't like the president and they don't like any of house support the president. it didn't even start with ukraine. impeachment started before this guy was president. impeachment started on july 31st, 2016, when the fbi opened up an investigation and spied on four american citizens associated with the trump campaign. and everything they did for that two and a half years, until we finally got to ukraine. so this is never going to end. it started before he was president. remember, what congressman al green said. the day that we were getting ready to start the markup in judiciary committee last month al green said if the senate doesn't acquit, it will not end. this is where the left is this is where the democrats are the truth always prevails. that's what we see play out here. steve: democrats saying you know nothing stopping us from impeaching him again. ultimately, congressman jordan, has this backfired on the democrats?

>> >> well, yes. because, like i said, fax facts and truth win outed in the long run. i think it has. nancy pelosi on september 24th, remember, she called a press conference before the call transcript is even public and said we are going to proceed with an impeachment investigation and impeachment inquiry. she never expected every single republican in the house to vote no. she never expected to have a democrat vote with us. another democrat vote present and third democrat vote with us and switch parties. so, of course, it's backfired on them because the american people understand. facts they understand. truth and they understand that the president did nothing wrong. furthermore, they appreciate what the president is doing in spite of the relentless attack from the left. brian: inside baseball things. i know the president wants some members of the house and others, the pit bulls, the mark meadows the ratcliffes the jim jordans part of his legal team in the process. the senate said we got this. people like lindsey graham that he also -- mitch mcconnell don't worry about it. can you -- i know you can

easily deflect this. tell me the latest. what's going to happen? are you joining the president's legal team? >> i'm happy to join the president's team if that's what the president and that's what pat cipollone and the counsel's team wants and senate wants. what i want to do is get this done and get on with the business of the american people. i want to help president trump on the amazing record he has established. regulation reduced. economy growing. lowest unemployment in 50 years. gorsuch and kavanaugh on the court. iran deal. soleimani and al-baghdadi eliminated. all the amazing things he has done. i want to help the president with that record. if it's part of his defense team i you would gladly do it but that's a call for other people. steve: jim jordan from ohio. thank you for joining us today. >> you bet. ainsley: jillian has more headlines for us. hey, jillian. >> good morning. get you caught up. the man who shot and killed an armed attacker inside a texas church gets the state's highest honor. jack wilson just awarded the governor's medal of courage for his actions inside the west freeway church of

christ. in a heart felt speech he said he does not consider himself a hero. >> people step up when they are called on to step up. you know, when events arise, you will do one of two things. you are either going to step up and do what's right or walk away. jillian: wilson fired a single shot to stop the gunman last month. two people were killed in the attack a child is seriously hurt after being catapulted into the air by exploding sewer. we want to warn you this is disturbing. in this video you can see the boy flying into the air. look at that after tossing a lit fire cracker down a manhole. homes later. debris smashed into the ground. a neighbor took the child to a hospital in china where he is being treated in intensive care. that is scary. hard to watch. the producers of jeopardy revealing this controversy question was actually a mistake. >> built in the 300s ad the church of the nativity?

katie? >> what is palestine? >> no. >> jack? >> what is israel. >> that's it. >> the question causing uproar with those who say the church is in palestine. it's precise location is in bethlehem which is in the israeli controlled west bank. in a statement the producer says the show realized the question was flawed and they had planned to remove the footage but due to human error that never happened. the show has apologized. louisiana state university tigers are national champions for the fourth time. the team taking down the clemson tigers and capping off a perfect season in new orleans. >> burrow from the pocket launches to the end zone, caught, touchdown, chase. >> lsu ending clemson's 29-game win streak crushing the team 42-25 and a very special fan was watching from the crowd.

[cheers] [chanting u.s.a.] >> president trump and the first lady greeted with chants of u.s.a. and four more years. send it back to you. >> that's got to be a good feeling. >> they love him in the south. it's lsu and clemson. >> and tonight he is heading to milwaukee to have a big keep america great again. ainsley: congratulations to lsu. dabo is such a nice guy. head coach of clemson tigers. brian: not one of those guys where you feel bad for the other team they were totally outplayed by a better team. steve: lsu could have the greatest football team in history. ainsley: what year is that quarterback? brian: is he in his fifth year really. steve: he won the heisman trophy. brian: he was going to go to the cincinnati bengals first pick overall. ainsley: harry and meghan get queen's approval to go to canada. what's the real story behind

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♪ ainsley: an historic decision out of buckingham palace prince harry and meghan getting permission to move to canada for a short time and step back from roles. the queen declared my family and i are entirely supportive of harry and meghan's desire to create a new life as a young family. these are complex matters for my family to resolve and there is some more work to be done, but i have asked for final decisions to be reached in the coming days. spectator usa life and arts editor dominic green joins us now. good morning, dominic. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: is there anything you can pull out of there. >> all of us can recognize the queen's face. none of us know what she is thinking and feeling. this statement is a rare insight into how she really feels about all of this. she uses the word family 8

times in six sentences. and in many ways she is speaking as any normal grandmother would as prospect of grandson and new wife setting on a new life together. ainsley: she says entirely supportive of them. do you buy that. >> i buy it on the emotional level. >> when it comes to the political level. when to t. comes to the financial level, of course, we are seeing the other side. the usual side as it were of the queen a tough customer devoted her life to serving and preserving the monarchy. the language about we need a final answer on that in the next few days. that's not nice grandma that's a tough negotiator. ainsley: what is she saying we need to finalize the financial part of this. >> come up with a serious plan what you are going to do. if you do it, then there is no way back. this isn't a revolving door. if you are going to leave, you are going to have to cut the financial links because they are benefiting hugely

from the taxpayer and also from the royal family's finances. so harry and meghan have to now come up with a workable plan for megxit. ainsley: what are you hearing? what's the real reason to believe? was he trying to be supportive of his wife who wanted to come back to this side of the world and pursue her acting career? >> well, i think harry detests being a royal. he hates the attention. he brittles at th bristles at t. most happy when he was in the army. they agree on this. meghan for very understandable reasons uncomfortable in the royal setup and harry is as well. the question then becomes can he handle it in the outside world? as mr. windsor? ainsley: we will see. the queen also said although we would have preferred them to remain full time working members of the royal family we respect and recognize their wish tore live a independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family.

the queen is saying look, i have had this dutiful life. i have had to follow all these rules. do you think there is a part of her that applauds him? >> well, i think there may be something, yes. i also believe that she wants to avoid the crisis, say, that happened when her uncle edward the eighth married an american divorcee wallace sinks and it was a real moment of crisis. she wants to smooth this out and resolve it. a great deal style negotiate o'er and she drives a tough bargain. ainsley: all right. dominic. thank you so much. white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley. he's going to join us live coming up next. ♪ ♪ simple ♪ s-i-m -- p-l-e as can be ♪ tenderness...

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ainsley: right to a fox news alert. breaking overnight iran announced this arrest after a ukrainian jetliner is mistakenly shot down. steve: meanwhile, iran's president is vowing to punish everybody responsible for the jet shootdown, as those protests against his regime have entered a fourth day. brian: like that's the only issue, trey is live in jerusalem as the eu raises questions about the nuclear deal the iranians walked away from. reporter: brian, ainsley, steve, good morning. we are getting new information this morning about the 2015 nuclear agreement and the 2015 agreement signed not only by the united states and the europeans first pulled out by president trump and now the europeans say they will trigger the dispute mechanism within the agreement this could open the door to new sanctions on the regime, something that president trump has been pushing for to continue the maximum pressure campaign. meanwhile, today, in tehran, we did hear from the iranian just in chief saying there have been

an arrest of the ukrainian airliner that killed all 176 people on board that announcement made on iranian state television that chief adding an extensive investigation has taken place though no specific number or identities were given regarding those arrested. this airline's flight was hit by iranian's missile defense system on the same night the iranians launched 16 ballistic missiles into iraq. overnight, the iranian president called the event a unforgivable error although the government in iran first denied any involvement, and meanwhile protesters are upset with how the regime initially handled the plane incident and upset with the ongoing corruption. striking images show people taking photos of general qassem soleimani killed in the u.s. drone strike earlier this month. many fires were set across tehran as police fired tear gas and guns and security forces denied opening firing on demonstrators and this comes after president trump put his support behind those protesters

tweeting multiple times in the local language of persian speaking to these demonstrators saying they do have the support of the united states. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: wow they are really falling apart there, trey, thank you very much. now i think people want to quickly say this is the whole problem, it's about the ukrainian jetliner and they lied about it. they've been protesting there for predominantly with great numbers, for the past six months, and it started in rural areas, because the government has let the people down, because they've taken the funds they do have as a terror organization and not on infrastructure, i think their unemployment is between 15 and 20% and most of these people are college-age, they are young society beginning with very well-educated and they are fed up. interpol they saw what happened in the revolution and when their parents were telling them stories about what iran used to be like. it's an uprising there now. it's a movement. steve: on his way to the

national championship yesterday, last night, president of the united states stopped to talk to reporters just for a moment, and he had this observation about what democrats are doing regarding the guy, the u.s. took out. president trump: we killed soleimani, the number one terrorist in the world, by every account. bad person killed a lot of americans, killed a lot of people. we killed him and when the deputies try and defend him it's a disgrace to our country. they can't do that, and let me tell you it's not working politically very well for them. so we killed the number one terrorist in the world, soleimani, and it should have been done 20 years ago. brian: the president made it clear and bill barr backed him up the attorney general, consulted before the strike they had every legal right to take him out whether it was an imminent attack or not he had the resume. let's go to hogan gridley, white house deputy press secretary. should we even be talking about an imminent attack or more about what he is capable of and what

he's done? >> you don't have to take our word for it just listen to soleimani himself. he's the one who had a history, decades worth of killing his own people, injuring and maiming ten s of thousands, hundreds of thousands if you count syria, 600-plus americans. i mean this man is despicable so when he promises attacks in the future, you can take hip at his word, because he's already carr ied out so many terrorist attacks in the past. brian: in even talking about an imminent attack and next thing you know that becomes the debate and it's almost a side bar? >> no, absolutely not because no matter what we say the press at large, and of course the democrats are going to jump all over it because they don't want this president to succeed in any way, whether it's economic ally, whether it's taking out terrorists across the globe, all baghdad and now soleimani, so listen after we did this nancy pelosi, the

speaker of the house, went to a camera and said that this attack was escalated and it was a disproportion at response. we know for a fact, soleimani has killed at least 600 americans, so how many more americans have to die for nancy pelosi to think it is proportionate ate? 601? 602? do we have to get to 1,000? it's disgusting how these democrats are parading around this country talking about this president making this country safer, making the world a safer place and instead, almost the iranian government talking points. it's absolutely insane. ainsley: the defense department said they knew he was about to attack again and they're saving hundreds of lives by not allowing to blow up four more embassies. let's talk about impeached. what can we expect this week? >> well it looks like nancy pelosi is finally going to send articles of impeachment over to the senate possibly as early as tomorrow, although she hedged her bets yet again on the sunday shows which is ironic of course

because as you know, for the longest time she was telling us that this president was a direct threat to the republic, that the very democracy we lived in was in pair ill. it was a clear and present danger in fact i believe she said and then they went on vacation six or seven times and finally passed their articles and then decide to sit on them even more. the fact is that this is purely political. it's out of a desire to gain more power, it has nothing to do with the rule of law, by any stretch, because the articles they came up with don't actually cite any crime. it's just to try and smear this president because they know they can't beat him at the ballot box and i'm well aware it is difficult to run against somebody who has a booming economy, whose destroyed the isis caliphate taking out terrorists right and left across this globe but that's no reason to overturn a free and fair election because you hate the president and don't like the fact he's so successful. steve: hogan you just mentioned the economy. a media resergio marccione such

center did a survey of what exactly the mainstream media covered during the first 100 days of the impeachment and as it turns out the economy got the shortened of the stick. 93% of the coverage, not surprising, was negative which is close to what its been in the past but then when you look at the breakout, close to 850 minutes spent on impeachment, two hours on syria, a little more than an hour on isis, north korea got 20 minutes and so did immigration, and then trade and the economy only 9 minutes and i bet of the 9 minutes more was about china and trade than the actual economy. because the democrats realize that it's hard to argue with an economy, which we've had economists on this program, is doing very well right now. >> look we did a deep dive about 80% of his speeches at rallies have to do with some form of a version of economic success he's had and you'll remember during the mid-terms they didn't talk about the

economy at all except to say boy i wish the president would talk more about the economy. you're the ones who refused to cover it. you're focused on things that no one cares about, polls show russia didn't poll high at all but they covered that from sun up until sun down, and now they're covering impeachment. you'll remember in the clinton impeachment, they barely covered it it at all. it was just in the evening newscast. they covered it but nothing like the wall-to-wall coverage we see against this president but that is not a surprise when you consider the audio tapes that leaked out of the new york times and cnn, abc squashing stories so you understand the agenda is clear by the mainstream media. they want to downgrade, destroy this president, but we're not going to take it and keep winning and so is this president going to do for the american people. brian: hogan, this president seems as though senator blunt, susan collins, lisa murkowski and corey gardner among the republicans going to not look to get this out and bring witnesses forward, so mitch mcconnell will

not have the vote. they will have to have witnesses the president wanted this done, he made that clear yesterday, so with his reaction today if this story is in fact correct, and mitch mcconnell doesn't have the vote. >> well look it's not even over to the senate yet so i hate to talk about hypotheticals but let's be clear the president is not afraid of a fight and if you or anyone within the sound of our voices have been falsely accused of a crime, with no proof, and no evidence, for more than three years, you'd want every witness to come forward too, and say this man did nothing wrong. we are not afraid of a fight. we are prepared and whether this thing goes to a full trial, whether it's modified or whether it's just dismissed out of hand for the sham illegitimate scam it has become, we will be ready. brian: mitt romney wants to see john bolton as a witness. what's your reaction to that? do you also want to see john bolton as a witness? >> doesn't matter necessarily who i want to see as a witness. but i'm saying we don't really

care who comes forward because the president has done nothing wrong, repeated repeatedly, time after time, the democrats are trying to dig up dirt on this president and they come up with nothing. all of their witnesses, when confronted with the question, did the president do anything wrong? was there a quid pro quo? every one of them said no and the only one who actually talked directly to the president got the message directly. i don't want anything from ukraine. no there's no quid pro quo so look, we're happy for anyone to come forward and testify. there are obviously rules of executive privilege. the past administrations have exerted we will most likely do the same thing, but until it goes over to the senate until we start this trial, all options are on the table. steve: so you're seeing john bolton not going because of the old rules meanwhile let's talk a little bit about this. i'm sure you love the imagery, hogan, where the president and the first lady were down in the end zone, they walked out at the superdome in new orleans last night to big big cheers, but

this morning, the outrage from the political left is the fact that vince vaughn, the very famous actor, sat next to the president for what we saw about 30 seconds on camera, and then shook his hand and people are saying oh, it's time to cancel that guy, because so many people , you know, americans divided it seems like, so many people are dug in and they either like the president or don't like the president and they say canceled that very famous actor. what do you make of that? >> i've been in a lot of stadiums with this president and i was on the field a few steps in front of him i've never heard a crowd erupt like that one did when our president and our incredible first lady walked out on to that field to stand by those cadets for the national anthem. half of the crowd started chanting "four more years" and the other half was"usa" and it was an incredible moment for the country and unifying moment and then to see democrats outraged because someone who loves football, vince vaughn and someone who loves the president, or loves football and the president of the united states,

sat down and shook hands and shared a few kind words, what is the big deal? democrats seem to be more upset at this exchange than they do over soleimani killing american citizens. they go ballistic at the smallest little thing, the smallest little sign, because they want everyone on their side of the aisle, who they perceive to be one of them, to completely cancel or attempt to attack this president and from sun up until sun down but that didn't happen last night was a great night for the country. the president and the first lady were cheered on in a manner which i have never seen before, so the left can be upset all they want to. this is a great country and it's better off now, than it was under the barack obama administration. ainsley: who did you pull for? i have to tell you, ainsley as an ole miss graduate we hate lsu with a passion but you got to go sec, i had to stay in conference and they are west too so it was inner-division, inner-

conference but of course being in south carolina for the last 15 years clemson has an amazing team it was a good game and a lot of fun. steve: sports analysis, joining us thank you very much. let's go over to gillian, with sports analysis. reporter: let's start with this story because on american killed in egypt has died after going on a hunger strike who reportedly passed away from heart failure at 54 years old and he was detained in cairo in 2,013 during a sit-in and sentenced to 15 years in prison in 2018 shortly after he sent a letter to president trump asking for help. the state department is deeply saddened to earn had of his death. >> senator bernie sanders denies telling elizabeth warren that a woman could not be beat president trump. in a statement, it is ludacris to leave the same meeting where elizabeth warren told me she would run for president i would tell her that a woman couldn't win. staff who weren't in the room are lying about what happened.

warren confirmed reports that sanders made the comment during a meeting in 2018, before they announced their candidacyies. >> also sports news, the mlb stein, well it's now turning to the boston red sox. the manager will likely face punishment, who was a bench coach for the houston astros in 2017, one of the years they won the world series and that team was just found guilty of using technology to steal signs and the red sox are also accused of sign-stealing during their world series run in 2018 and that was the first year as manager. the astros fired the team manager and general manager as the league suspends them both for a year. houston will also lose draft picks and must pay a $5 million fine, the highest allowed but many people feel very upset they say the players who had alleged roles in this haven't been punished. brian: i just know where you started you can't take the championship away, i used to take trophies away but what about the people who paid for

tickets it's all a fraud. what about the dodgers that lost twice to both teams and the yankees did. >> so many people saying it's not enough. brian: listen i can't argue with that. i just don't know how you get tougher. >> i know. thank you. brian: 16 minutes after the hour. new york state's bail reform laws bringing criminals across the state and one police commissioner says the law is making it impossible to do his job. he wants the nation to know what could be coming their way, he will join us live, shortly. steve: plus, the most decorated navy seal team on the iraq war, now, he's got tips to turn you into the ultimate leader. ainsley: and he is here live, coming up. managing type 2 diabetes?

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brian: more problems with new york state's insane new bail reform law. it's a revolving door of arrest and release. including one man, here is an example accused of robbing five banks, another suspect is accused of half a dozen burglaries, no bail, they're out same day. our next guest says the law makes it nearly impossible for him to do his job, and more importantly for the people underneath him to do their job. nassau county police commissioner patrick rider joins us right now in studio. commissioner how has your job changed with this new new york state democratic-driven rule? >> i was a cop back in the 80s when the revolving door was going in-n-out and it brings down your morale in policing and now same thing, those we lock up and going to jail are coming out the same day. brian: all right so give me an example. you talk for example, about these from chile. >> we had two individuals that came in on the 90 day visa from chile. they committed havoc on the

north shore and did about a dozen burglaries well over $1 million in assets. we locked them up put them in jail and the law went retroactive and released them out of jail. they were told to come get their ankle bracelets and they did not report. they are probably sitting on a each boo in chile enjoying a latte watching this show. brian: the judge might see they could hit again, might see the corruption and their background. >> the judge has no say in this judges are the most respected people in our law enforcement community. they are the most educated. they need to have that discretion to decide who should stay and who should go. new jersey, alaska and new york have this. brian: bernie sanders wants to make it nationwide. here is an example of the crimes that no longer mean bail. criminally negligent homicide give me an example. >> dwi arrest someone totally drunk commits a crime and someone almost died from that crime.

brian: manslaughter in the second degree? >> firing into a crowd somebody gets severe injured. brian: we've got to let them out, third degree assault, burglary and get this, stalking. >> hate crime. hate crime is on the rise in the state of new york and on the rise in nassau county. it might not be a physical attack against the jewish community but it's an attack against the jewish community. brian: we see what's happening in this state especially in this city, not your area but this city in particular, in-out. >> that's correct because they think that bail is harder on people. >> when bail reform, justice reform it's not a bad thing. you need to look at certain items you can't have an 18-year-old kid sitting in jail for marijuana for a week because he couldn't come up with the $500 worth of bail but we don't let the same person walk out that commits a burglary in nassau county steals over $1 million and puts fear into an entire community and walks out. brian: i want to read to you what bernie sanders said if you could pop that up for a second. this is what president sanders would do.

our cash bail system is a disgrace. this hurts black, brown and poor americans and new york is thinking about reforming its bail law. we are in the white house and we will end the cash bail nationally. the ramifications, sir? >> we study our history not to repeat our mistakes, only time will tell. the speaker for the assembly says we need more time to see how it works. we've been in the criminal justice system for 100 years and we know what we've donald miss tacks we've made. this is not a mistake. brian: this is a disaster and a non-political statement just for america. it's a disaster. you're over-reformed it doesn't work. commissioner best of luck and you'll need it sadly. meanwhile straight ahead, now ja co willis is teaching you how to become the ultimate leader he's here live, now. >> ♪ ♪ as a struggling actor,

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ainsley: after 20 years as a navy seal including commander of the most highly-decorated special ops unit of the iraq war it's no wonder jaco willis can write a manual on leadership. brian: that's exactly what he's done with his brand new book called leadership strategy and tactic. steve: and jaco joins us right now, good morning to you. >> thanks for having me on. ainsley: already number one on amazon's list and it's not even out yet. >> it comes out officially today. i love the idea you've taken what you've learned in the military and written it down so people watching right now regardless of what walk of life they're in, can actually apply these principles to their lives. >> yeah, and that's one thing i realized when i got out of the military, started working with civilian companies and realized that leadership is leadership is leadership whether on the battlefield or in business or

whether you're leading your family it's all the same. brian: you also thought about people that are natural leaders that's what this book is really for. >> it's actually for anyone because there's no one that across-the-board is knocking it out of the park in every aspect of leadership. we all run into things where okay, i don't really know what to do here or don't know what to do there this book i've tried to layout simple tactics that anybody can use to improve their leadership. ainsley: jocko, you have five tips to be a good leader what are they? >> i've got a bunch of tips and one of the sections i talk about what happens when you're a new leader. what do you do? how do you step up into that position and i actually broke it down to about a dozen things, and they seem so common sense. steve: give us a couple. >> have integrity, right? what does that mean? do what you say, say what you do be respectful to your people. does that seem like a moment to discover that? and yet, all the time, people not treating their employees with respect. brian: you talk about being

humble. some of the people, you have to have that swag and my way or the highway. >> being humble is number one on that list because if you're not humble guess what happens? you don't listen to anybody else , you don't take any input and when you're trying to execute something when it's not going well instead of looking at yourself saying what can i do different you say no i'm going to stick with my plan because i know everything and run it into the ground. steve: when you use that voice i'm surprised at number two, don't act like you know everything. >> well that's absolutely true. and this is something especially new leaders they come into a position and they think that everyone's looking at them and they think that everyone thinks that the they should know everything. look the whole team -- steve: nobody knows everything. >> the whole team knows you just got here. ainsley: could you read a portion of your book for us? >> there's a spot here where i talk about how detachment is important. taking a step back and i learned this in my first field platoon we were clearing an oil rig, got on this one section and everyone is looking down their weapons

and i took a step back and looked around and made a tactical call as a new guy and so this is about after i did that, it said as they executed the movement, i realized something very powerful. i realized that by high-porting my weapon, stepping back off the firing line and looking around, my detaching physically, even if only by a few inches, and more important, detaching mentally from a problem at hand i was able to see infinitely more than anyone else in my platoon. and since i was able to see everything, i was able to make a good decision which allowed me, a new guy, and the most junior guy in the platoon, to leader. you can't get wrapped up in these problems you got to take a step back and detach. steve: if you make a mistake? >> oh, yeah that's what you got to do. you got to own it there is the first book i wrote. this book is called extreme ownership. brian: when do you know when to crack down? when you have to show that you're in charge, how do you know that? you could be humble but you got to be in command. >> yeah, absolutely that's

something that there's a dichotomy. if you take a step back all the time things might get out of control and when things start to get to a point when they become out of control yes leadership is needed. you step in and take charge and you fix the problem, and then you've got to remember to take it back. brian: you want to be one of the guys only to a degree, right you have to somehow separate yourself, yet show them you care >> yeah, well caring about people, you got to care about people so they will take care of you, but i can't care about you so much that i start to make decisions based on what you need instead of what the team needs. steve: holdup the book. >> there you go. steve: leadership strategy and tactics, the field manual. it's available today. jocko, thank you. ainsley: congratulations. brian: i'll talk to you later. >> absolutely. ainsley: queen elizabeth we're talking about her. brian: that's a leader. ainsley: megan and harry can move to canada but is that the end of the royal family drama? we are live in london with the

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ainsley. well the almost cozy and informal tone of the queen's message yesterday frankly seems to have calmed things down here in britain and the move this morning really among the people of the uk seem much more one of well-wishing than all of the finger pointing that we were hearing about last week so what we still don't know is the status of relations between princes harry and william seen here on the morning school run back to normal, and the aftermath of the summit and we understand that megan was not on the phone during that meeting. the palace wouldn't comment to me but some people say that the royals didn't want that because they were afraid others might be listening in, or hackers, but more recent reports they're saying that frankly she and harry did not deem it necessary. here is part of the queen's statement yesterday. my family and i are entirely supportive of harry and megan's desire to create a new life as a young family. although we would have preferred them to remain full time working

members of the royal family we respect and understand their wish to live as a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family. this statement being spun as very warm and personal and here was the prime minister this morning. >> so i'm a massive fan, the queen and of the royal family as a fantastic for our country. i'm absolutely confident that they are going to sort this out, and do you know what? i think they are probably going to be able to sort it out all the easier without any particular commentary from me about this. reporter: and one last item that is being parsed as we await any further clarification is the fact that the queen referred to the couple as harry and megan and not the duke and dutchess, and that really got people wondering if that was a signal about whether their titles, your royal heiness would be withdrawn or whether simply she was just trying to project that seems to have been what everyone is running with this morning.

ainsley: because now they're commoners, right? steve: because they need the titles to make the money. amy, before you go, proportionately, how many people are talking about brexit and how many people are talking about megxit? >> nobody is talking about brexit. >> [laughter] >> tomorrow is another day. steve: indeed it is amy kellogg reporting live. we had neil shawn on about two hours ago he's a royal watcher, been there in the uk his entire life and his inside sources said that the queen was very angry that megan was not in attendance we had heard that she was going to phone in, don't know if she did that but the queen apparently thought boy you know this is about your life you should be here. brian: guess what it seems like she could not care less. if you want to talk to me face time me. that's why they have the technology. ainsley: i'm have my baby and i'm out of here. steve: do they have two? ainsley: no just one.

brian: that kid will never be a kid. steve: neither will harry now with the potential issue. brian: everybody resigned. steve: he's way down at the end of the line. ainsley: its got to be charles and then katie:'s husband william and then all of their kids. brian: and most are infants right? they're small. steve: all right it is 18 minutes now before the top of the hour, and gillian joins us. reporter: hey, good morning. all eyes are on this it's the only thing people are talking about it's crazy. we do have other stories we're following and we begin with this one the woman who encouraged her suicidal boyfriend to kill himself over text messages will be released from jail next week. michelle carter's conviction well stand after the supreme court refused to hear her appeal she's serving a 15 month sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend. in 2014 she told him to get back into a truck filled with carbon monoxide oxide. carter is getting out early for good behavior.

>> so you might not agree with this guy's shirt that reads " busy doing nothing" that's christopher allen posing for a mugshot after being arrested on drug charges in lake county, florida. two other people were arrested in the bus bust. the sheriff's office said they had heroin prescriptions, narcotics, marijuana and more than $1,000 in cash inside a car >> author steven king responds overnight to complaints about a lack of diversity in the oscar nomination. king who has nominating power tweeted "i would never consider diversity in matters of art, only quality and it seems to me to do otherwise would be wrong. " the nominations came under fire after no women were nominated for best director for a second year in a row, even the presenters took notice. >> congratulations to those. the award show is february 9 in la. >> the louisiana state university tigers are national

champions for the fourth time. the team taking down the clemson tigers and counting off a perfect season in new orleans. >> launches it to the end zone and caught, touchdown! reporter: lsu ending clemson's 29-game winning streak crushing the team 42-25. >> [applause] reporter: president trump and the first lady greeted with chants of "usa" and"four more years." steve: hogan gidley said they were yelling "four more years" at the same time as"usa" so it was a little confusing. brian: a lot of cheering. adam klotz gets greeted that way a lot of times when they chant his name and think four more years. >> adam: yeah, guys obviously making a whole lot of friends a

whole lot of fans so that is how they greet me. i was just out here taking selfies a minute ago with fans, dallas texas, atlanta, georgia your first time in new york. can you help me with the forecast? hit this button when i tell you to so when i tell you to. let's pick-up the graphics and look at our forecast across the country where it doesn't feel too bad in new york city, currently 40 degrees but track ing a big winter storm off in the west look at the temperatures hit that button for me? and there is the winter storm we're tracking. at times especially in some of those higher elevations talking about a major snowstorm, hit that button for me again. and those are going to be all of our watches and warnings. we've got winter storm watches and warnings from portions of northern california, running all the way to the pacific northwest and inland. there's areas guys where we are talking about feet of snow and that's the big weather story across the country otherwise a good forecast for everybody in new york city, one last time, first time in new york city, have you ever been on tv and on the weather before? >> no. >> adam: this is my third or fourth time but let's throw it

back into the studio together. say back to you. >> back to you. >> adam: back to you guys. steve: adam aren't there several buttons on that button pusher? brian: he doesn't care. steve: there are a couple different buttons on that thing right? bellicose it's like a candy box. ainsley: brian said what if she had taken that and run. [laughter] i'm out of here. brian: meanwhile, straight ahead. steve: you have seen them travel across the country to save small towns and now it's small business revolution is gearing up for a brand new season. ty pennington and amanda brink man are here live, good morning to you. brian: there's no reason to make over bill hemmer, he's all set and ready to go. >> what's going on down there? ainsley: we're not sure. feels like a friday. brian: you got 14 minutes are you ready to take the ball? >> it's only tuesday yes i am good morning guys. a ton to get to we shall shortly there will be news today on impeachment. senator ted cruz is up live with

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>> thousands of hours of work into one small town focusing on the businesses at the heart of their main street. what started became a national movement. steve: it did and they are on a mission to revitalize small towns all across america with one small business at a time. ainsley: now the show's small business revolution is gearing up for its fifth season. steve: joining us right now are the hosts, ty pennington, screen left and right amanda brinkman. ty, tell us about the show. >> it's probably, i think one of the cooler shows out there. basically, amanda and i and the whole team come into a small

town, and that is literally voted to choose and we have about six businesses. amanda and the team are phenomenonal, because it really does transform this town and what i love about what's happening is you're not just helping out one family but six businesses which have an extended family and that's a legacy. steve: it's the whole town. but it also revamps the energy in a town, and so as you guys know the big box stores are right out by the highway, but sometimes that main street gets forgotten and what i love about the show is amanda, they change, this is our fifth season so we've already done some amazing things. ainsley: that's awesome. amanda last time you were here you asked our viewers to nominate their small towns. they've done that and now we can vote? >> yes, absolutely. ainsley: what are the five towns >> they are benisha, california , the dells, oregon, livingston, montana, and in new

york and so each season as ty said we revitalize a different small town main street and now we're to the process where the public gets to decide where we're headed for season 5 so they can vote at small business revolution.org. >> and how do you win, more votes? and we'll figure out where we're going to show up which is awesome. steve: so what has the impact, amanda been? you go in, after the tv crews you always wonder what happens. does it work out well? do people go boy are we glad we did that and ultimately did it turn the town around? >> it really did and what we love is the ripple effect that we see with the community so each season we focus with working on six core businesses that we feel are key to the town 's success, but we really see that kind of positive momentum and the great publicity and just the positive energy and momentum forward really going throughout the entire community so new businesses opening, you see unemployment rates dropping, you see people just having that sense of pride for their community and that's what we want to do is create a movement

to get people to understand the importance of supporting the small businesses within their towns. >> and they start working with each other too which there's a synergy that happens between all of the businesses in the town which is awesome. ainsley: what are some of the stories you all have heard along the way because i'm sure you're changing lives. >> i think people would be surprised how many small business owners are yet to pay themselves but so many of them are so brave and doing something to get back to their community, want to provide a product or a service so we love when we start to see them pay themselves and increasing their business. last year we worked with an amazing woman, her name was w ilma, who runs this great restaurant in arkansas, and she went from being the sole cook server everything, her kids were helping her after school and now she has hired four people, there's a waiting list her income is up we just love seeing that because these entrepreneurs and small business are what make our towns unique so if they can also be successful and provide for families in the meantime.

>> and there's great stories if you go to small business revolution.org. another guy came back from serving our country, and really didn't know what to do with his life and started a business where he's a woodworker but also brought in even more vets and other people and he's actively fostering kids and just amazing that we not only helping out business but we highlight people doing amazing things in their community. steve: so it's down to five communities and to vote we go where? >> smallbusinessrevolution.org. steve: ty and amanda thank you very much and good luck to you. we'll step aside more fox & friends in about two minutes. >> ♪ i was born in a small town , and i live in a small town ♪ it's time for the january sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed.

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