exciting and opens up their popularity and impact to many more millions of people. again, we have no precedent for it. jason: i think they will run into barriers that maybe they weren't expecting. they are in edg england. they have protections under the law with the paparazzi ♪ turn on the radio. ♪ i need some music, give me they will not have in america. security costs have got to be immense. have they figured out how some more. ♪ it mighmore. it may be thee they are going to take care of that? >> it's a really good question and i know this is the sticking point in the negotiations. no, they haven't figured out i've ever heard autograph on the the security costs. it was reported earlier this week that justin trudeau had show. indicated privately to the they asked for a play list. i had to go to the '80s, back queen that canada may be happy to pick up that cost. to high school. >> this is your pick. but then a think tank out of >> of course. >> on the weekend, we play dj vancouver found 73% of at the top of the hour. canadians don't want any of as our special guest, we have their tax money to support jason chavitz, playing the hits. harry and meghan and that includes their security costs. none of that has been worked out. >> you want to get going in the pete: fun stuff which is the blame game. who is to blame here?

morning, turn up the radio. americameghan markle the americn >> you work out to this? shows up on the scene and 20 >> working out, that's generous, months later she is breaking them up. who is the problem here? but yeah, i play it in the car. what triggered all of this? >> well, listen, harry is a >> it's a solid start. grown adult man and so he great to have you here. >> i made it out of can make his own decisions. i don't think we can place minneapolis. the blame solely on meghan. it's pretty rough this weekend. but i do kind of thing it >> glad you made it. was expected that she was we have four hours of live going to have a hard time adjusting to royal life. television. >> all right. and may at some point want [ laughter ] >> come on, let's see if i'm to go back to her here at the end of five hours. independent celebrity life. >> this guy's been the rachel: you said this is going to make them more committee chairman of committees popular is that necessarily that have gone on for six the case? i think there is a lot of million hours, this is nothing people that look at them for him. ungrateful. i know when i saw meghan markle, for example, in we're glad you're here. africa of all places kind of house finally voted to send the complaining about her life articles over to the senate on that interview, it didn't make me like her. >> sure. waiting for a month. here's what i think about they got done with prayer time that. i think that the british and they sent the articles over public, we need to separate and they a appointed seven angry the british public and the american and the democrats you might say to be commonwealth public. part of the prosecution in the meghan markle has had a remarkable ability to bring senate. now, at the same time, the senate is starting up the people in to the fold and get them interested in the impeachment process, you had the work that she is doing and

the monarchy that maybe china phase one deal as well as weren't as interested as before. the usmca that passed. i think that's part of the decision to move back across but those got very little the ocean, frankly. mention. nancy pelosi after this entire week, she's been busy, she heads jason: you can look. back to california and she shows up on bill mars' show and talks >> morgan: popular compared to prince andrew that's a pretty low bar. about what the process has been like for her this week. rachel: pete and i think this is a plot by people who >> the fact is that we knew we are angry at the british. had a solid case for the maybe don't like imperialism to take down the whole royal impeachment of the president. the facts were clear. thing. the constitution required it. pete: never got over 1812 and we gave them meghan he undermined our national markle. rachel: take down winston security. he was disloyal to his oath of churchill. pete: what do you think real quick 10 seconds. office, to protect the >> the queen has had quite a constitution. it wasn't a question o of him rough year. [laughter] being worth it, the constitution pete: truer words never was worth it. spoken. shannon, thank you, we the fact is, this is so clear as appreciate it. as president trump rallies supporters in wisconsin you far as defending the will remember, 2020 constitution. it's not about politics or democrats tried to win over voters in iowa. what were the top moments? partisanship. we are dialing the debate it's about a.i. pay patriotisme and the rally that's coming up next. >> it's the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on our impeached forever. >> with one smile she says it country. all. >> that little moment captures >> quite frankly, i think he

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schiff's next guy, this is the next bombshell, meaning the whistleblower is no longer necessary. his information has been trumped, so-to-speak, by lev parnas. >> this is an amazing moment. here it is, november 11th of 2019, rush limbaugh is foreshadowing what is going to happen. it's exactly the playbook from the democrats. you saw it play out in the kavanaugh hearings, you've seen it play out in the past. you see where they go to the finish line, they need a bombshell headline, big interview going into the weekend. what are they going to roll out so that tuesday, which is when the senators gather again, what can everybody be talking about and not give the republicans time to respond or put up any sort of defensor, it's exactly, exactly what they're doing and hats off to rush limbaugh for can it help keep me asleep? foreshadowing it and predicting absolutely, it senses your movements and it. >> is it because they're trying to take the attention away from automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable.

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and months to go to court to get >> all over the world. them to talk. he needs thom tillis and others >> to receive food in jesus to vote on the witnesses. he wants to take the senate, so the second donald trump term beginning in 2021 is neutered because chuck schumer is the name, amen. >> and all god's children majority leader. >> the reason they didn't -- said amen. the house didn't call witnesses shot of the morning little and wait for subpoenas is boy going viral for leading because they actually wanted the preschool class in prayer. top votes to be in the senate, is that the idea? >> the idea is that you have to rachel: that's 3-year-old go through a process in the house and thats process takes mikai lunchtime in time and that's what's fair. st. louis. pete: saying grace. as trey gowdy points out, they jason: it's been seen nearly don't want that. 3 million times and i hope they're trying to put the cory there is 100 million more behind it. gardners and marc martha mcsall, that's a great moment. rachel: who would want to take prayer out of school because that was beautiful. they try to put these people in pete: not a public school, a box, to t have to take tough obviously. jason: there is a parent behind that showing a good example at home. votes, that's what they're pete: good job, bud. trying to do. trey gowdy, he's usually the as six 2020 democrats made smartest guy in the room. their pitch in iowa this he's not up yet, so he can't week the president rallied hear me say that. supporters a few hundred but he's usually the smartest miles away in wisconsin. guy in the room. rachel: that's my home

>> it's not great for the state. what were the top moments? candidates running for and how did americans react? president. >> it cuts the other way. jason: here with more is partner and president of is anyone who is voting for maslansky and partners and corny gardner doing so -- corely author of persuasion lee carter, one of my favorites. you are so good on this topic. thank you so much. gardner doing so because of pete: let's start with the their vote for impeachment. president's rally, which >> it's really the economy, said a lot of things in the rally, but he talked about impeachment which is a buzz that affects what's going on and word of the moment. here's what he had to say. the president it is reaching new >> the impeachment hoax, heights. every week -- remember the it's a total hoax. the foreign minister said president said we're going to they want to impeach. get tired of winning. this kind of feels like that. >> maybe that's why you're so impeach the president of the tired this morning. united states over a perfect this is the type of headline phone call. we've seen week after week it's the greatest hoax ever including this week. stocks wrapped a record week as perpetrated on our country. the trade deal and economic data rachel: sole fascinating to drives the bull. seat divide on this. when the president talks yet again record numbers this about phone call. week. republicans agree a b. you feel like you're repeating independents a c and yourself. democrats an f. you have to acknowledge it every not surprising that time, the dow, s&p and nasdaq democrats aren't coming along for the ride here. republicans are agreeing and ultimately -- we barely get with him. they think it's a hoax.

any mention. the network news gave zero independents say i think the whole thing is being message to the passage of usmca, overblown move on to other things and move forward. sending it to canada for final rachel: next clip is biden and sanders talking about ratification, in addition to the phase one of the china deal and kim jong un. let's play the clip. the economy roaring and they don't want to talk about it. >> absent preconditions i >> that's probably why they have would not meet with the impeachment. if you don't have impeachment, quote supreme leader who you're kind of forced to deal said joe biden is a rabid with the fact that the real news dog. he should be beaten to death is the economy and, again, if with a sick. >> other than that you like you're living in the bubble of him. >> other than that i like washington, d.c. or new york city where a lot of the him. [laughter] and he got a love letter journalists live who put on from trump right after that. these programs and refuse to talk about the economy, to be >> so vice president biden fair, you don't really feel how is actually struggling to find a message. great the economy is unless republicans a c minus, you're in middle america where independents a c and it really was awful eight years ago. where i live, there's a huge democrats a b. stop telling us what you are difference. i mean, stores that were going against and what you are for. stop criticizing the president. under or threat of going under lay out your plan to say what you are all about. are now booming. right now continuation of obama. not sure what it is about. restaurants on friday nights, most of his message is i'm you can't get a seat. fighting for the soul of that's not the way things were america. under barack obama. i'm not trump. i would do things and so i think the economy and the fact that the president has differently than trump. been doing so well, despite all pete: most people are saying

what are you saying. the impeachment and everything, >> very flat line. that's the story. it's not enthusiasm. we need enthusiasm. >> the rising economy, the if you are going to win need rising wages, i think we have enthusiasm. sound here from larry kudlow 2015 and 2016 really goes towards the president. see that enthusiasm for talking about how good the other candidates but not for economy is going. >> is it going to happen, their biden. jason: vice president biden non-p charge charges, nothing to slamming trump over the strike glens soleimani. do with the constitution, this let's look at this clip. is just pure partisan politics, >> quite frank i think he it has no impact on the economy. look, the stock market is flat out lied about saying the reason he went out roaring. tax cuts, deregulation, opening there -- the reason he made the strike was because our energy, strong trade deals to embassies were about to be open markets and reduce unfair bombed. this did not resonate add trade. and the growth rate of the all. independents a d, republican economy and, yeah, we want more. as d. we believe it could get us back democrats only a c. to the 3% to 4% zone. the fact he called him a all this can be traced to a he liar. not smart. a lot of people say he did the right thing. if you want to say he did free enterprise economy, to the right thing but went about it the wrong way brilliant american workers, and calling him a liar. entrepreneurs and presidential policies which have helped enormously. >> those presidental policies, donald trump promised a new jason: the studderring. the delivery. trade deal, he's going to get >> calling him a liar in rid of nafta, put in the usmca.

that happened. he promised a deal with china. this context. other times with democrats that's happening. certainly to get permission and the economy's booming. to call him a liar. so this little side show that is in this context it's like come on. impeachment, it will get all the people are supporting what's network coverage, all the cable happening in iran knowing news will all be running it but i'm telling you what affects the atrocities. real people, real wallets is the economy. that's something the >> notice what we're also not democrats can get behind. talking -- maybe they want to pete: don't want c's if you are running to be the distract from their clown car a-level candidate. >> not at all. presidential candidates which we may get to later in the program. now we have to t get to great to be here. additional headlines starting rachel: 1-year-old fell to with extreme weather. her death on the cruise ship a major winter storm moving across the midwest and into the the grandfather is could you northeast, snow and a ice seed of putting her in causing a mess on the roads. danger. salvatoreian knew the window was open when he lifted his granddaughter chloe up and dashcam video shows a pickup she fell 11 floors to the ground. he said he thought it was truck sliding off the road, closed. crashing into a p co cop car. he is charged with negligent homicide. the crews liner is asking federal court to dismiss a thankfully no one was hurt. lawsuit filed by chloe's 400 flights and 200 flights were family. that story is just all around tragic. children and young adults delayed. tragedy in california when an cannot sue the government over climate change. the ninth circuit federal appeals court dismissing a avalanche strikes a ski resort.

lawsuit brought by two dozen one person is dead. young people who argued they public health officials start have a constitutional right to be protected from climate screening travelers from china, change. the plaintiffs were all the cdc sending staff to three between the ages of 8 and airports to check passengers for 19. the judges say the court is not the right place to a mysterious new virus. address this kind of issue. screenings will take place at fast food chains have real beef on twitter. new york's jfk, san francisco it started when the bk and los angeles international airports. tweeted this photo roses are the cdc says this is a red, violets are blue. precautionary step and the risk to the public is low. patties are round. details about how and when prince harry and duchess meghan attacking wendy's for square burgers. will step back from the royal look who dropped by to see what spicy nuggets are family could be released any time. the evening standard reports the supposed to taste like. burger king hit back with this sign tweeting don't queen's aides are finalizing the burn people just because you can't flame grill. wendy's got the finest shot so-called megxit deal, figuring tweeting honestly expecting better but you are probably out how they will be financially used to hearing that those are your headlines. independent and if they will keep their royal title. jason: i like them both. they plan to live part-time in i don't discriminate. it's whatever i'm driving in the car shows up next. you don't get a body like canada. meghan and her son archie are mine by passing up a wendy's or a burger king. already there. is this story captivating you? pete: come on.

>> i love this story. rachel: i like five guys. you were saying she was their pete: that was a good aoc a long time ago. politician. >> she is. jason: i really do like the we gave her this american virus king. that is now breaking up the pete: whopper. jason: i would get a whole royal family. whopper, with cheese. it's our fault. maybe it's a secret plot. pete: without cheese it's not a whopper. >> i do, i think it's a secret rick refresh your recollection a wendy's or plot to take down the british burger king. rick: good thing jason is monarchy. >> we haven't gotten back from out of politics. 1812. he blew it with the wendy's >> coming up, a battle is hating up in denver i.c.e. fans. rick: i will take any french fry. jason: that's the answer i is issuing a subpoena to the gave and you ripped on me. city's law enforcement for rick: i still might have a future in politics. jason: you are never policies. a member of i.c.e. joins us. running. rachel: rick is a truth stay with us. ♪ teller. pete: i think you would be a great politician, yes, i do rick. without knowing your platform i would vote for you. rachel: i would vote for you. rick: french fries for everyone. all right. let's talk a little weather. it's obviously cold out man, i'm thinking tacos. here. take a look at this video hey hey! you guys look like foodies. out of milwaukee. would you like to try our trashy back ribs? we will start right there in oh, that sounds great... milwaukee. we have got an ice bar. everything is locally harvested, if you are in milwaukee, can farm to dumpster to table. you go up right there

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♪ shooting for the skies when i couldn't make a killing. >> she hopes she does well in iowa, she wanted to do well in the debate, we'll get to that in a bit. there's a reality that elections have consequences, who you elect is going to impact parts of the economy. there's a report that came out from barclays, they do research on wall street, it was in november and december, it's come out now, aspects of it have come out and these types of reports from researchers usually speak honestly about the impact policies would have on wall street and the economy. mother jones reported portionses of what barclays said about elizabeth warren's plans and if you're elizabeth warren, it's not so great. on corporate tax plan it says it would directly impact corporate earnings. on breaking up big tech, detrimental to the performance of those companies. fracing ban, broadly negative for energy companies and a wealth tax would crimp

investment in the economy. >> this is had her platform. this is what she's running on. she's the one that started the consumer financial protection bureau. they had a bigger budget than the securities and exchange commission to do what. and it caused all kinds of havoc for business. i don't care if you have the smallest business in town or the biggest of the big, elizabeth warren is bad for the economy in the united states. >> i actually spoke to a -- i'm not going to say who it is, but pete: welcome back. it's a very big company, the quick headlines. ceo, they said they are holding safety investigators are back on investment right now reports that teslas can just waiting to see what happens accelerate without warning. because they're worried about if the traffic safety administration that's a she gets elected. mouthful received more than the other thing they didn't 127 complaints about the mention on the kyron on the alleged issue leading to 110 screen, she also wants to do crashes. that's not insignificant. debt forgiveness for student loans. could be bad news for tesla. so like 90% of student loans she says on the first day she's the returning of the 737 max going to use an executive order, not going to go through jet could be returned again. congress, use an executive order new software issue and get a lot of working class people to pay for a lot of kids discovered. regulators audit before it who took out loans and wanted to can go on commercial test go to college and knew what they flight.

were getting into. the max jet has been and not getting to the root of grounded since march after the problem. if you want to fix the cost of two deadly crashes overseas. education, which is insane in rachel back to you. america, as a woman with a rachel: planned parenthood student in college and one about is diving deeper into to go to college, it's something politics. group pledging $45 million, parents really worry about. largest amount in its figuring out who pays for it history to back 2020 doesn't solve the problem. candidates aligned with you have to get to the root of their views. >> it is a matter of life the problem which is the rising and death to have access to cost. that's a problem the schools quality healthcare. need to deal with. birth control. >> i wonder how much barclays and safe and legal abortion. spent on the study of to tell us whawhat already know. >> the group launched we decide campaign this week to >> when you get socialism you focus on defeating president trump and targeting voters in battle ground states. get a bad economy? our next guest used to be a >> i'll do this for a fraction director at planned parenthood before becoming a of the cost, on live television. pro-life advocate. sticking with elizabeth warren. abby johnson joins us now. you saw the debate. welcome, abby. let's play the clip again, her >> thank you for having me and bernie sanders after the on. rachel: you know a lot about planned parenthood. what's the strategy here and debate going against each other they say the stakes have never been higher. for a little bit about whether is that true? or not he said a woman can >> i think it's very true. i think that planned actually win. >> i think you called me a liar parenthood and their on national tv. supporters understand that >> what? >> i think you called me a liar the 2020 election is key for on national tv. >> let's not do it right now. them.

if they can win this you want to have that election, they can overturn discussion. >> any time. >> you called me -- let's not state regulations that have been very effective do it. >> i just want to say hi. nationwide. they know that the stakes >> okay, good. are high for roe right now. >> tom steyer remains the best part. >> i think he's asking for an they know that if we are able to reelect donald trump autograph here, for a selfie. >> it was the best moment of that we are seriously looking at the overturn of the debate. it happened after the debate. roe v. wade, which would bring abortion back to the here's what bill mar had to say states. they know the stakes are very high. about elizabeth warren playing the woman card, he says. planned parenthood has >> elizabeth warren brought it definitely a very vested up herself. >> yes, played the woman card. interest in keeping abortion access as available as >> the card, i hate that possible. expression. >> come on. rachel: right. so they are spending a lot of money. well, she -- >> what's the man card. you are saying maybe this is >> she was sinking like a rock. money well-spent. >> she had to bring it up. i will tell you know a lot >> had to? of people in the movement >> yes. >> to save her campaign. were really concerned about donald trump when they were >> just to say it out loud, thinking about voting for yes. him in the pro-life >> to save her campaign. movement. he has turned out to exceed it was not an issue that needed to be brought up. expectations i would say for it was an issue -- it was like a lot of people who were we're sinking in the polls, this thinking about voting for donald trump. is what politicians do. >> absolutely. is the money that they are why in the world would it need spending going to be effective? to be said? is this the right move for you had a private conversation. them? and what does it say about we don't know what they said them as the a healthcare between the two of you. organization or so they say?

they both deny it. >> you know, i mean, it can to say it out loud as he said is be effective. but, we saw them invest over to impugn bernie sanders and say this guy doesn't like women, in $25 million in the 2016 the hopes to tear him down. campaign to only have an >> she needs a moment. upset win by donald trump. that's should tell you everything you need to know they invested a significant about elizabeth warren, about amount of money, millions of her p campaign and the kind of person she is. dollars into hillary i'm not a fan of bernie sanders. clinton's presidential run. that failed. he's a socialist. but, you know, i think that you he know how i feel about more and more people are standing up, giving to socialism. i don't believe he's a mis a planned parenthood and so i'm really excited to see that the susan b. anthony list is also launching a mysoginist. hillary clinton almost got $52 million campaign to keep donald trump in office. elected. that's really exciting. >> she stole the election from we see that, you know, this bernie sanders. if anyone has a reason to be really isn't about healthcare for them. healthcare is down very, anti-woman, it's bernie sanders, very low on their list of after what hillary did to him. priorities. they lost $60 million in if you have an opinion, e-mail title 10 funding by their choosing because they refused to stop referring and providing abortions. and instead of saying, you us, friends@foxnews.com. >> coming up, is there any know, well, okay, we are greater country in the world going to take this than america? $45 million and put it into well, apparently some young people don't b thin think so. healthcare for low income women where they say that

they are so strapped for we're going to talk about that, money they just don't have next. >> i don't necessarily think any money. they don't have any funds. that the united states is the they are taking this money and they're putting it and greatest country in the world. investing it into fringe currently, with the political candidates who believe in climate, i would say it's not abortion up until birth. the greatest country in the world. ♪ i'm free rachel: wow, if the election is about roe v. wade, then indeed the stakes are high. we will see how these ads sometimes it's 3% sometimes it's 8% but you're and the on sis to those ads always getting cashback. turns out. thank you so much, abby, for so it's like getting free money. joining us this morning. go to rakuten.com and sign up today for a $10 bonus. we really appreciate it. important information. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: up next, police testing this new technology designed to lasso and restrain criminals. we are learning how it works next. stay with us. ♪ this is how we do ♪ do do do ♪ this is how we do ♪ this is how we do, yeah ♪ here, it all starts with a simple...

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police departments across for ordering executions and the country testing out a giving provocative speeches. new batman or spiderman style you might say weapon he's known as jabba the jihadi. called the bolo wrap. rachel: this device can wrap he was loaded onto a flatbed around a suspect's torso or legs up to 25 feet away. truck because he could not fit into the police car. vase jays today we are >> wow, jason, that is amazing. learning how it works. joining us now is wrap technology's president tom truly, the face of isis right smith and retired police there. chief don da luka. >> patriotism among millennials i'm looking at it and is plunging. thinking this is really a new pugh research study shows smart. you are dealing with people 36% of americans aged 18-29 think they have their beer muscles on and maybe mentally having some issues. years old agree that other countries are better than how do you actually use this and why is this a better way to go? america. shocked by those numbers, campus >> in law enforcement, we have been searching for a reform's cabot phillips went to tool that fills the gap of having to use extreme force georgetown university to see when that's all you have. what students had to say. so now we have a tool that can remotely restrain you, watch. >> do you think the u.s. is the greatest in the world. remain restrained from 10 to >> it's awful. >> it's not the greatest 25 feet and secure you without causing their. country in the world. >> i don't necessarily think pete: i watched a bunch of the united states is the greatest country in the world. videos in looking at this with the political climate, i technology fascinating. would say it's not the greatest talking about people country in the world. >> i wouldn't say it's the intoxicated or mentally ill greatest country in the world. but wielding a knife.

>> here with more is editor in if you are a police officer, your options are okay do i chief of campus reform dot org., go lethal force, i do use my taser and now you are saying have you another tool. >> all those other tools cabot phillips. that don mentioned require that was georgetown in the pain to stop somebody. united states, correct. this is the only one we can >> right, in the nation l wrap you and don't put capital. >> what do you make for the anything into the body. reason so many young people saying eh, america, not so rachel: this is sharp not going to hurt. great. >> you can look at what's >> grab the skin it's a happening in the classroom. little fish hook. so many students are not taught pete: as opposed to tasers. we were talking about that. american exceptionalism, they're not given a historical context that incapacitates. >> face plant. causes secondary injuries. either. they think of our history of this way you are secured and you are not going to get hurt. fascism, racism and genocide, that's the big thing here. they don't think of it as a you mentioned somebody with a knife. usually on those calls there place of freedom and a that is multiple officers so have plays a role in their ignorance you extreme force if necessary. this gives you an opportunity to secure in not realizing how special we somebody in a crisis without hurting them and getting the are. they had a president for eight help. jason: works by shooting out years, president obama, that and around and latching said, well, american together like spy denman would do it. exceptionalism is not a thing. >> it's 8-foot kevlar tether every country thinks they're cord fish hooks on either exceptional. we're no better than any other country. end. i've been on over 10 100 -- handheld device and deescalation while you are holding it. i can put the laser on you

and know where i'm targeting and deploy that cord. campuses, i've seen so fast you don't see it. in person you blink and it's anti-american sentiment, it's on you and you don't know high brow on campus, and that's what happened. pete: jason and i wanted to contributing to this. >> you asked kids about whether try it but the lawyers got in the way. it's always lawyers. or not they're taught about >> we should wrap them sometime. pete: we should. american exceptionalism behind you might end up doing so. the ivory towers. if s. there something law enforcement officers are looking for. here's what they said. >> it's been incredible >> is american exceptionalism a because of the gap missing for a tool in that early on term and b concept you've been space. right now it's over 100 taught on campus. >> i haven't had any classes departments in the united that have instilled that. states. it's internationally. >> i think it depends on the lapd is in the midst of training 1200 officers. professor. it's been a big response for the most part, i would say because we know there is a they don't think america is the void. and now people see that they greatest. >> i've got to believe it's the have an opportunity. question is going to be why exact opposite. aren't you carrying this the faculty today, if anything, device in the near future. they're teaching about the sins >> not just a u.s. problem. 26 countries in the last six of america and the non-redeeming months. they need this around the qualities. world. people are looking for more >> they're certainly cherry-picking the aspects of america they don't like and quick ways to stop somebody asking these students what the without hurting them. rachel: if you are worried if police officers start greatest countries were, it's ending this they might get norway and sweden, or canada hurt not using force when where everyone is so happy. they should be? >> all comes down to they cited why they don't like training.

officers know it's a fluid america, our immigration poll situation. you have options. sis, saying -- policies, saying so usually if you get called to a person in crisis mental we treat immigrants poorly. health crisis. when you look at how many people active thing with somebody with a firearm it's going to want to flood our shores, and call for a different tool. most calls we have now we have become the de facto forming caravans, wanting to get social services. to america, it shows how wrong homeless. this tool is going to save the students are. us. officers getting hurt going people are flocking to america hands on and injuring people because they know we are the greatest country in the world. it's an ironic point they don't unnecessarily. pete: once people know about it green laser beam is going know they're makeing. to be the sign. >> and taking for granted the jason: i totally wish i had individual liberty, the economic this in congress. [laughter] pete: please tell us how justice, the incredible opportunities we have here, they would use it on. don't know anything else. did any of them contemplate the jason: i have i have a long lis. fact that scandinavian countries, canada, you can be free, but if you don't have a pete: what's the name of the device. military i'll to protect >> bola wrap. yourself and and project power, nasdaq. really young and allowed us you're not free. >> they don't think about that. to grow quickly. they're not going to be taught pete: thank you for what you that. i've been on campus where are doing and what all law enforcement do. students come up to me and it's appreciate it. more "fox & friends" on the other side. we are going to use that in like they're almost afraid of the break ♪ going to get married. keep you both comfortable. being patriot irk patriotic, aff saying america is a wonderful place because they're told it's

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k12 education for any one pete: welcome to final hour of this saturday edition of "fox & friends," number one morning cable and news television show. we've got one more hour with jason chaffetz. i haven't mentioned it all show, but today is national winnie the pooh day. national thesaurus day and national use your gift card day. and you know you have gift cards. use 'em. rachel: businesses make a lot of money off people who buy them and don't use them. jason: i love winnie the pooh. [laughter] we just went to disneyland. i have a granddaughter -- i have twodgranddaughters. rachel: did you take the grandkids? jason: of course.

rachel: i didn't know if you took your older kids -- pete: hey, i went to disney world, and i saw jason chaffetz walking around by himself. as a home instead caregiver, [laughter] took the kids, yeah. for everything that i give, i get so much in return. rachel: you don't want to know hearing all of stanley's stories about his home, what pete says. pete: now there's disney plus and everything that he's learned over the years, invades your tv. it reminds me that this is as much for him as it is for me. i told jen, my wife, if you want to buy that, you're going to join our family of home instead caregivers have to use your own money. jason: all $6.99? and help make a world of difference. pete: you got it. home instead senior care. it's been a big week. apply today. we're taking a little breath on the weekend as impeachment continues. we know where the show is going next week. but a big part of this senate trial is how the president will be defending his position, the >> this week, me and my buddy, phone call, the so-called economics professor and fox news whistle -- all the things that regular, you know him, love him, have been brought against him. brian brenberg, had breakfasts the president's team was just with friends in our hometown in announced, and here is who will minnesota. be in the senate defending him but just how long have we known and in the media. each other, brian, how long have you've got ken starr, alan we known each other? >> i think it's since first dershowitz, you know him from grade, second grade. this channel as well as harvard,

>> at least 30 years. >> come on, let's not give away pam bondi, former florida too much information here. attorney general. it's been a long time. she'll be on the program, >> we spent time together in actually, tomorrow. we're going to get inside scoop our hometown p s sow might get - there. and other members, jay sekulow and others of the president's so you might get to know us a legal team. little better as well. jason, you've had some thoughts here it is. on why they chose these lawyers >> we're here in forest lake, in particular. jason: they came to a divide in minnesota, this is my hometown. the road, you know? it's also the hometown of brian do you go with a jim jordan or brenberg, my man, who you know somebody who can make an amazing from fox business, fox news. case, or do you go a little bit we grew up, best buddies. >> it's not just our hometown. more constitutionally scholarly, and i think that's where they this is the street we grew up went to. it fits more the temperament, i on. my childhood home is right here and right across the street, think, of the united states senate. it's a totally different structure. they don't want that side show, pete's childhood home is here. the clown show that was over >> it's the neighborhood where there in the house of representatives, you know? everyone knew each other. when senators want to ask >> this was a lot bigger 30 questions, they have to submit years ago. >> we grew up just a little them to the chief justice, and he will read those questions. bit. >> how you guys ended up so none of this bombastic stuff together is quite a story. >> kind of a shock. that we saw with nadler and >> i remember the first time we schiff and all these other people, cohen and what not. sat down together on set. >> here to weigh in, my main that's all to the side. but this legal team is there to man, brian brenberg. >> i remember we were like kind make a good, conclusive case

that the president has the constitutional authority to do what he did. of giggling like school and they really don't have any children. >> i don't think we looked at evidence against the prime minister. each other, if we did, we would rachel: yeah. we know how it's going to end, be laughing. >> we had a basketball court in right? we know how it all started too. my backyard. shirts and skins, did you think dianne feinstein, back in, i it would be a neighborhood think, 1998 talked about -- jason: yeah. magnet. >> we poured a slab in our rachel: she talked about impeachment. let's listen to what she backyard. there were always boys running thought, we'll come back on the around. other side. >> 10 years later, we're >> most of the leaders of these playing together at the high school. other countries really believe >> i feel like it would be only that we're tearing at the fabric fitting if we rocked maybe of the presidency at a time when the united states is really letter jackets. important in the world in terms >> that would be fun. of peace and stability. >> forest lake is just such a having a strong american nice town where everyone is so president out there is important, if all of this friendly and just a wonderful goes -- and all of this goes to experience growing up in a town like this. >> would it have ever been a diminish that. so i'm one that believes it thought in your head that the should be brought to conclusion two of us would be running as quickly as possible x then around new york city. let's get on with it. >> oh, are you kidding? pete: dianne feinstein herself no. i think it's really cool, you hasn't changed -- rachel: she's ageless are. met when you were 7, played, looks exactly the same. pete: things are a little went to school together andnded different. now we've got to have all those

witnesses because it turns out that knife fight in the house up doing your career in the same didn't end up producing any spot. >> in high school -- evidence because, frankly, guys >> we were co-captains of the like jim jordan and others were very good at pushing back at the basketball team. >> you're going back to the gym holes in the democrat' argument. tonight, by the way. >> at half time, we have a jason: they've been talking about this from the very get go. chance to make a 3-pointer. if you watch this sound, listen >> if we're going to do this, i to what people were saying from the very beginning. >> i will fight every day until need my old letterman jacket. do you have it somewhere? >> i do. he is impeached! >> 20 plus years since you've been in here for a haircut. impeach 45! >> donald john trump, by causing >> clean it up for tonight. >> look at the hair on that guy. such harm to society, is unfit >> i used to get a flat top. >> you've got to see this, to be president, warrants impeachment, trial and removal from office. pete, you've got to see this. >> we are considering what to do >> oh, my goodness, that's a about it including the possible haircut right there. my mom cut my hair. voting of the articles of it was always my dream to get a impeachment. haircut at ross'. pete: yeah, we didn't play >> have you ever seen a more perfect head of hair than brian rashida threeb. brenberg. >> it's well-cut, compared to rachel: i was going to say, you get the pattern. what you have. >> you work with what you've basically, you're elected, and that's an impeachable offense to got. >> i'm very pleased with both of you, i'm proud of you. them.

pete: the headlines in "the new >> york times" even a week after the inauguration, long before >> all right, ladies and there was any supposed evidence. gentlemen, we have a special half time competition, featuring and then they ran an entire mueller investigation which you two of our forest lake wrote entire books about, now basketball alumni, the loser has they wait a month and say we've to deliver breakfast on "fox & got to have more witnesses. friends." >> oh, it's in! jason: when they rush these things through without allowing >> he's only the record holder. the republicans to call witnesses, without allowing the no pressure. president's attorneys in the >> oh, come on. room during the, you know, the closed door questioning. >> yes. remember, nancy pelosi was criticized for rushing it through. what did she say? no, we've been working on this for two and a half, close to [buzzer] >> i only made one. three years. pete: it is a rush, it's not a but oh, boy don't these look beautiful. rush, then it is a rush. >> you guys look awesome. it's like your back in high jason: and then they had this school. tell everybody the story about silly signing ceremony. your mom and the third grade look, i served in the congress assignment. eight and a half years. >> oh, yeah, i had a third grade assignment at school and i signing ceremonies are reserved for primarily prime ministers filled it out and it said my and landmark -- presidents and best friend is, and i wrote my landmark pieces of legislation. best friend is brian and i like to do this when they're trying him because he's nice and he to claim a somber moment really

doesn't swear. [ laughter ] >> it's so midwestern. >> there it is, right there. there it is. not a good look. i colored myself in purple and rachel: it's very revealing. we had representative lee zeldin gold because that was the on earlier in the show, and vikings and brian is all white. >> i'm the vacuous person here's what he thinks. >> we know how this is going to there. at the end, you saw the 3-point end. you have, basically, the biggest contest, i thought i was going sore loser temper tantrum we've to be vindicated. pete is the record holder, i'm a ever seen in the history of our nothing when it comes to 3-point country. it started in november 2016 when they were crying and walking out shooting. >> he's a football player. >> i shoot like a football screaming they needed coloring books and considerate puppies. player. -- comfort puppies. i owe pete breakfast. here you go. he campaign >> i will note, brian signed my they're asking republican congressional candidates will you accept the results of the letter jacket back 25 years ago. election, will you accept the >> that's 25 years ago? results of the election? >> 25 years ago. >> my parents bought me a it turns out the reason why they were asking us this question, i brand-new letter jack he et, i guess, they had no intention on go to school and brian goes hey, accepting the results -- pete: jason, when did you leave i should sign it. i don't think you should do congress again? that. >> my mom's going to get mad. jason: 2017. >> my parents were so mad. pete: you and your husband have been in office -- has there ever >> when i came back to his house for this trip, they were been a moment when you thought democrats were above board, or still mad about it.

i saw that look in their eye. has this been about resistance since day one? >> we were giggling the first rachel: reis resistance since dy time we did a segment together, one, 100%. jason: a scorched earth, burn like if america only knew. >> lesson, midwestern men, most everything to the ground, they can't allow trump to succeed, but he's doing exactly what he underappreciated men in the said he was going to do. country. >> coming up, liberal cities consequently, they have nothing to talk about. are in crisis, that includes rachel: that is actually the story. the story is how he has been austin, texas. we look at what's going on in able to achieve the things he's the capitol of the loan star done in the economy and the things that affect people's state. you won't want to miss it. stay with us. lives in spite of really having everything. pete: that's absolutely right. ♪ mr. jones and me look into the we mentioned it earlier, we'll mention it again, pam bondi a future. ♪ we stare at the beautiful -- member of the president's legal defense team, will be on our program tomorrow morning. ♪ she's looking at you, i don't if you have suggestions for think so, she's looking at me. questions, friends@foxnews.com. you mentioned it, the economy, ♪ staring at the spotlight. ultimately. i feel like i'm losing my identity. while all this focus on the show that we know how it ends, it is about nothing, and we know how it ends. they're still talking to each other with the same problems. the fox business network as well as fox news channel has been

really the only place that's reported on gang busters economic data and trade deals that is historic, truly historic in this country. here's some numbers just yesterday, here's a headline from fox business, stocks wrap record week as trade deals and economic data drive the bulls. we are years into a bull economy each though democrats have been wishing for a recession. we're on repeat saying, okay, yet another week of records on wall street. we would have, you know, paid, would have killed for these numbers in years past. now they've become common place. jason: and they come in conjunction with these trade deals. not only did they get rid of nafta, but put the usmca in place, better for our farmers, better for trade, and the first phase of the china deal, i cannot say -- they're going to buy hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods from the united states that they wouldn't have done otherwise except for donald trump negotiating successfully with the chinese. rachel: and it was the fantasy of the leavitt that the farmers were -- left of that the farmers

were going to turn on the president -- pete: you're inside my brain. exactly what i was going to say. rachel: but it's true. the democrats had promised that they would help minorities, that they're the party of minorities, of women, they're the party that business cards...new logo...outdoor sign. would, you know, solve the income inequality problem. and it turns out that capitalism you always get me. now, get free 1 hour in-store pick up... ...at office depot officemax and officedepot.com. and free market ideas are the answers to these because we're seeing women, minorities, income same time next week. yes! inequality, wages for the bottom of the ladder rising the - do that are degrading?ideo tapes, film reels, or photos, legacybox professionally converts them fastest. pete: yeah. to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. rachel: really, i think, an legacybox is simple and safe, indictment on socialism. kind of surprising we're having with over half a million satisfied customers. an argument about socialism in visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. the midst of this success. here is stephen moore, fellow at the heritage foundation, saying how to you ever ignore these results? >> you've got day after day just really great news on the economy. and by the way, this does not happen by accident. it certainly is the result of a lot of the policies that donald trump has put into effect. obviously, the tax cut has been a huge success.

but now we have these two big trade deals. has any president in modern times had a better week than donald trump this week? this is the best after owl worlds -- of all worlds because not only do we have the lowest inflation rate in, you know, 40, 50 years, we also have the lowest unemployment rate. it's hard to find any statistic not to like. pete: democrats have wanted the economy to fail from the beginning. the leftist media types have try to find farmers that are leaving the president because of his trade approach. and almost to a man they've stuck with him saying we believe he will deliver, it's necessary. when you get that delivery, which they're getting, you get even more and broader support -- jason: when you look at your >> turning now to your 401(k), what's happening on wall headlines, starting with a fox news alert. four people in the same family street, they understand this are shot and killed overnight in impeachment charade is just a utah. the mayor of grantsville outside side show. donald trump will be going off salting lake city says the to davos while this show in the shooter is related to the victim senate begins in earnest on which include a an adult female, tuesday. rachel: i just want to make one

point though. i think part of the reason is we one young boy and two girls. elected a non-politician. the suspect is under arrest. most politicians would never no w0rd yet on motive. take the risks that it took to moments ago, spacex scrubs a do a china deal on anything that crucial safety test of the crew in any way would change an economy that was doing really, dragon spacecraft. really well. they would is never risked a they delayed the launch until trade, a potential trade war toltomorrow, blaming rough he ss with china. but only someone when's not thinking about the next election, maybe doesn't really in the recovery area. care about the next election is the test will trigger an thinking about the long-term -- emergency abort system and pete: the unpredictability. destroy the rocket over the a few additional headlines including this, president trump atlantic ocean. is warning the second amendment is under attack in virginia, and the homeless crisis taking the he's right. it comes as lawmakers ban country by storm and it's not just in california. firearms at the state capitol >> well, in austin, texas, ahead of a gun rights rally. they're feeling the burden with the president tweeting yesterday the homeless population which is in part: that's what happens when you vote for democrats, absolutely soaring, due to the they will take away your guns. effects of the liberal policies. republicans will win virginia in >> lawrence jones went to 2020. thanks, dems. austin to see what's going on in monday's rally is expected to draw big crowds to richmond, six the capital of the loan star state. lawrence, good morning. suspected white supremacists >> good morning, guys. have been arrested, accused of it's a mess. this is the first time that i've plotting violation. and drivers in australia can

covered a liberal city with a now be fined up to $11,000 for republican governor. he said enough is enough. tossing lit cig cigarettes from i'm getting involved. cars. the penalties would be given out i want you guys to take a look at this. during total fire bans with or days when extreme weather austin, texas, known its great conditions makes it unsafe to food and live music, the capital of the lon the loan star state d start fires. it comes in the wake of devastating bush fires in the number one place to live in australia. more than 15 million acres of america for the third year in a land have tragically been row. austin has a growing problem, torched. and two hoostled a-listers like many other liberal cities are now playing match maker. across the country, the this is jason's favorite story of the morning. math knew mcconaughey and hugh homelessness crisis is spiraling out of control. >> do you believe there's a grant set up their mom and dad respectively on a date. homelessness crisis in austin. the costars of "the gentlemen" >> there's a crisis, yes. >> we have a lot of homeless says their parents will here just like in california. officially go out next week. >> what do you see going on in mcconaughey says he could austin? start a match making service for >> a lot of homeless people. singles 85 and older. a lot. >> back in june, city council how old are the parents again? members lifted a ban prohibiting jason: in their late 80s and early 90. camping in the city in the line i love this story. [laughter] of public spaces, that increased rachel: i do too. jason: first of all, as actors, i think they're wonderful. an influx of homeless people

but i thought it was great that living on the sidewalks and they got together and said, hey, you know, our parents should go overpasses. >> why did you end up here. >> they don't mess with you. out on a date -- rachel: a lot of pressure that the cops give you water and they pre-announced. food. i think they should have done it it comes from everywhere. after. everybody knows they don't mess pete: maybe there'll be with you. >> is it safe to say that paparazzi. possible. good for them. austin created an environment joe biden paid his male that us is friendly of to the homeless population? staffers, oh, more than women x >> yes, sir. >> how long have you been in now he's blaming the pay gap austin? >> 30 years. between men and women on white >> this homeless crisis, when dudes. did it come here? >> it's always been here in a -- robert wolf has met joe biden many times. he's a democratic insider. to a certain degree. he reacts to that coming up. recently really it's kind of ♪ showed its ugly head. i think the last two years it's gotten -- it has gotten worse we're seeing camps like we have across the street, every underpass is full of 60 to 80 folks living on the -- under the underpass. they're on the street aggressively attacking citizens, pan handling. >> the liberal city leaders and the republican texas governor greg abbott haven't seen eye to eye on how to fix the homeless

crisis in austin. >> the city needs to realize there are ordinances that they have passed, they're creating a community danger to all involved, not just us but the homeless themselves. it's a breeding ground for drugs and violence. >> a recent fatal standing at the hands of a homeless man at an use is the shopping plaza has only magnified the issue. >> he went to a bus table, where dirty dishes are, he picked up a coffee mug and took the mug and slammed it into the back of my best friend's head. >> he then leaves from the scene, goes across the street, and stabs two people. >> he got a knife from his pack, apparently. he stabbed one man to death. he stabbed another man who is still seriously injured. >> governor abbott has had enough. in the wake of the stabbing, he directed the texas department of public safety to increase be patrolling in the downtown area. if this continues to be a

problem, do you leave austin? >> unfortunately, i have been here 30 years, i love the city with all my heart, i've got so many memories. but if it gets worse, i have talked to my family about the tempur-pedic breeze™ makes sleep feel cool. that issue, yes. >> interesting stuff. because the tempur-breeze™ transfers heat where does the clash go between away from your body. the liberal policies and the so you feel cool, night after night. city and governor who wants to fix it? and now tempur-pedic is ranked number one by jd power >> the liberals believe that this would be a welcoming in customer satisfaction with retail mattresses. community even when it comes to the homeless population. what they don't realize, it's a public safety crisis going on. not only do you have a health crisis with them leaving feces and kne needles everywhere but e fact had a homeless person stab one of the citizens there, there's a lot of violence. i covered it for a couple days there and i saw them shooting up dimitri's on it. eating right and getting those steps in? drugs. i saw them fighting with each on it! other. dimitri thinks he's doing all he can and the police have essentially to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, been told by the local councils but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? to step back and so the governor said look, i have authority, [sfx: glasses clanking.] right. sorry. maybe not. i want local control. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death but i live in austin. this is where the capital is. for adults who also have known heart disease. and i'm sending the state

so it could help save your life troopers in to clean this mess from a heart attack or stroke. up. when they clean it up, the and it lowers a1c! jardiance can cause serious side effects homeless people bring the stuff including dehydration, right back. >> when i saw the homeless man genital yeast or urinary tract infections, you interviewed, my heart breaks. so many of them, they have and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. mental health problems, they have drug issues. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection so if you want to help them, why don't the liberals just invest in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away in housing for them, invest in if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, treatment programs? why is the answer just let them ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction. live on the street in such do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. inhumane conditions. >> it's a poor management. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea if anyone knows anything about or insulin may cause low blood sugar. austin, they have a lot of money. a lot of the tech companies are lower a1c and lower risk of a fatal heart attack? moving to austin. they don't have to worry about a on it... state tax. with jardiance. texas is very business-friendly. ask your doctor about jardiance. but the city council refuses to invest the right money to get this done. they prefer to take the easy way out. it's the same for san francisco and la as well. they don't have money problems. they just don't know how to ♪ manage those funds to put those ♪ pete: all right. two major trade victories this homeless people in the right places. >> lawrence jones, keep doing week. the senate overwhelmingly great work. we appreciate it. passing the usmca as president moving on, how about a trump signs phase one of the china trade deal.

jason: what do these historic little faith before the first bell. achievements mean to voters and one high school starting a farmers? here to discuss, senator joni prayer locker to help her ernst of iowa. classmates. that student joins us next. senator, thank you so much for joining us. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, keeping the pete: morning. scwais jace the talking point faith. has been that nafta was bad, but ♪ (janine) i used to be a little cranky. the usmca is good. what does the u, mca do that nafta didn't do? >> well, we have to remember that nafta was put in place over a decade ago, quite a while back. so there are a lot of dealing with our finances really haunted me. developments in modern technology, of course, especially in the ag sector. thankfully, i got quickbooks, so that is really important to and a live bookkeeper's helping customize it for our business. not just iowans, but all americans. (live bookkeeper) you're all set up! and if you look at, if you break (janine) great! (vo) get set up right with a live bookkeeper it down even further and look at with intuit quickbooks. specifics, things like dairy now will be introduced into canada at a much greater scale x that's really good for our iowa dairymen and, of course, our ag products. the more we can get into mexico and canada, the better off we are going to be as a nation. pete: absolutely. my bladder leak underwear.orried someone might see senator, you know, ultimately it's the president who's brought

so, i switched. to always discreet boutique. up trade and the imbalance more than anyone else, introduce lded its shape-hugging threads smooth out the back. so it fits better than depend. it as a huge political beyond all doubt. and no one notices. farmers have had to sort of hold off, you know they've felt that. always discreet. what are you hearing from people who waited this out hoping big deals were made. now that they're made, what are these voters and farmers or saying? >> they are ecstatic that these deals are getting done. us america ca, of course -- usmca, of course, the house sat on that for over a year, and so iowans are thrilled that the senate was able to act quickly under republican leadership, get that done. the president is delivering for the united states of america when it comes to these trade deals. so not only do we have usmca done, good for iowa, mexico and canada -- our top two trade partners -- but we also got the phase one china deal done which is a tremendous boon for our farmers and ranchers as well.

jason: the democrats don't want to talk about the thriving economy and the progress the president's made x he's done so despite the impeachment charade that's been going on. senator, i have to ask you, because on tuesday you're going to have to be there sitting at your desk. the big question i think a lot of people are asking is will there or will there not be witnesses. how will this play out? >> well, we have agreed as the republican conference that we would move into the phase one of the impeachment trial. and that is to take up the record that's presented by the house. so evidently, they had enough information in this phase one, they put together the articles of impeachment, they voted on them, they sent them to the senate, to we will look at that record. that record should stand on its own. and at the end of reviewing that record, we will have the opportunity to decide whether or not we want to see additional information and additional witnesses. but you know what in they had a strong argument on that record that's being presented to us, we shouldn't need additional witnesses.

pete: senator, briefly, folks on the left and in the media are hoping that there'll be a crack in the republican line, that some republicans will break. we've herald romney, murkowski, maybe corey gardner, aler, will republicans say together in. >> well, i think we are going to have to look at the record, but i do hope that we can all come together, we can look at the evidence as presented if then decide that there is no need for durable witnesses. we -- additional witnesses. r. we do have to remember that this > how about a little faithb? is going to extend quite a one alabama student is starting while. if you have additional witnesses, it'll go on much a prayer locker where students longer. pete: yep. >> we've got several senators can anonymously ask for strength that would rah rather be out on before school starts. >> the 16-year-old, brianna the presidential campaign trail. pete: we've got to leave it ferris, wants to lend a hand to there. senator ernst, thank you for joining us. her fellow students. >> thank you. here with more is high school pete: you've seen that fiery exchange between sanders and student, brianna ferris. thank you for being here this warren at the last debate, so morning. if you would, explain to our why did cnn release it, jason? viewers what is a prayer locker and where did you come up with jason: it's a big question, the idea? >> a prayer locker is where coming up next.

anyone who needs a prayer or just needs help in general, they through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. can write on a little note, stick it in the locker and i check it at the end of the day, so i can pray for them, for from managing inventory... their needs. to detecting and preventing threats... and i just felt like you i needed to do it. i felt like our school needed it and i felt like something was to scaling up your production. leading me to do it. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. so i just did it. >> did you get any pushback at that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. all from the administration or from other students on doing this? what's been the reaction? >> well, a lot of it is good. but i have had some bad, like before i started it my principal, she goes, now, i'm going to warn you, you may get bad letters or anything like that and i'm like it will benefit the other people more than it will hurt me. so i'm going to go ahead and do it. and i have gotten some bad letters. >> what do you do when you get those mean notes in the locker? >> i just pray for the people who put them in there.

>> brianna, this is a public school, correct? >> yes, sir. >> what's the reaction been to when youyou spend lessfair, and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life this outward expression of faith in a public school? and save in more ways than one. we've seen hostility to that in the past. how have you been affected by it? >> i've been affected by it a little by some people who don't really believe in prayer and for small prices, stuff like that. you can build big dreams, spend less, but mostly it's been good things get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com that's just happened. >> what are people asking you to pray about in those notes and why is prayer so important in addressing those needs? >> there have been prayers about please pray for my mom, she's sick, pray for me to pass a test, pray for the football team to win tonight, pray for my friend to get a job or just -- it's a bunch of multiple things. and --

>> meaningful stuff, no doubt. just briefly, the president recently signed an executive order that provides more protection for school prayer, for people of faith in public schools. is that something that you think will be helpful there and elsewhere? >> yes, i do believe it would be helpful. i'm all for this. i believe it could help our generation for the better, honestly. i believe students and teachers will respect each other more. i believe bullying would probably come to stop. and it would help a lot, honestly. >> brianna, you are a very, very brave girl and you're setting quite an example. i'm actually going to nudge my looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! kids, maybe they should have switch to comcast business and get fast internet done something like this. on the nation's largest gig-speed network. this is aa macing. good for you -- amazing. good for you. plus, complete reliability with 4g lte backup. keep praying. and we're going to pray for you and, cloud-based security too. >> thank you for doing your to help protect the devices on your network. part to this back in. greenlight your business in 2020 super cool, inspiring all of us. with fast internet and voice >> for decades, joe biden paid for $64.90 per month. his male staff more than his switch now and get a $100 prepaid card

when you add comcast business securityedge. female staff. and now he's blaming white guys call today. comcast business. for the reason why. beyond fast. we'll discuss that coming up. don't miss that. ♪ don't blame it on me. ♪ don't blame it r on me. ♪ ♪ pete: welcome back. some quick headlines for you. the new rx, crafted by lexus. the lead singer of the wiggles lease the 2020 rx 350 rushed to the hospital after collapsing on stage. for $419 a month for 36 months. it happened during a soldout experience amazing at your lexus dealer. reunion concert for wildfire and i recently had a heart attack. relief. the band tweeted this photo of it changed my life. singer greg page, actually know but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. who he is, i've watched a lot of it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. wiggles, flaker a thumbs up. -- brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. flashing a thumb's up. no more than 100 milligrams this 91-year-old woman, as it affects how well brilinta works. julia lewis going viral with brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together this video of doing the and forming a clot. jitterbug after finishing in a clinical study, physical therapy. brilinta worked better than plavix. earlier on our show she said brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... she's been dancing as long as she can remember. ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, >> when i was a teenager, that's what we did. since stopping it too soon increases your risk we went dancing. ing it was just plain old honest of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke,

and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, fun. or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, pete: julia especially loves dancing to the king, elvis. pretty cool. a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. rachel, over to you. rachel: he is the king. slow heart rhythm has been reported. all right. it was the snub seen across the tell your doctor about bleeding new or unexpected shortness of breath country. elizabeth warren appears to blow any planned surgery, and all medicines you take. off bernie sanders' happened if you recently had a heart attack, shake quickly followed by this ask your doctor if brilinta is right for you. testy exchange. my heart is worth brilinta. watch. >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? if you can't afford your medication, >> what? astrazeneca may be able to help. >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> let's not do it right now. you want to have that discussion, you called me -- all right, let's not do it. >> i just want to say hi, bernie. >> yeah, good. okay. rachel: why did cnn release that audio? president trump weighed in, they're rigging the election against bernie sanders just like last taoism, -- last time, only for obviously. joining me now, beverly hellburg. >> good morning.

rachel: is that why this is happening? tell us. >> when you look at the timeline of events, what we do know is cnn released anonymous source report on monday making the claim that bernie sanders did say this in 2018. then on tuesday on the debate stage, he was asked whether or not he ever said that a woman couldn't be president. he said vehemently that he never did say that. and then on wednesday we have the trickle effect of this audio being released of that very awkward and terse conversation between warren and sanders followed by a lot of commentary on cnn about whether or not bernie sanders was sexist. so, obviously, this is a very bad coverage for him, and it's all based on anonymous sourcing and based on elizabeth warren who, by the way, has lied about her race and also about her job opportunities saying that she is the one who is telling the truth. i think we can at least ask is this fair reporting. rachel: right. if you watched the cnn coverage, it was almost exclusively anti-bernie and very much taking the side of elizabeth warren.

it's, the polls, by the way, in iowa show that bernie is up. he's up 20% since november. what do you think that has to do with elizabeth's timing, elizabeth warren's timing and decision to do this on a, quote-unquote, hot mic? >> well, i think this is more about democrats wanting joe biden to do well in iowa and do well in the caucuses because ♪ makes me want to roll my what you saw from president trump in that tweet you showed and also what we saw from the windows down and cruise. >> welcome to the second hour minority leader, kevin of this saturday edition of "fox mccarthy in the house, he said this earlier this wee pelosi has & friends" of. we've got a rachel and jason withheld the articles of impeachment as long as he did chavitz. is this your song. was to, hopefully, interfere >> no, who is this. with the iowa election, trying to make it to joe biden was the >> this is crews by florida one who could campaign, go on georgia line. i think i submitted its months the campaign trail while bernie would be stuck in the senate. so i really don't think this is ago and forgot about it. >> florida georgia line are much about elizabeth warren, i awesome. >>.>> cruise. think this is about hurting bernie who has been doing very well in the polls and democrats coming together and saying the number one thing we need to do they debuted this song on this is to defeat donald trump, and

show back in the day. >> they did it with nellie too, joe biden is the best guy to do it. rachel: what does that do for a rap version. >> she actually knows florida the democrats? obviously, there's a lot of energy behind bernie sanders. georgia line. there was a video recently of a they partner with a fund to give now-fired bernie supporter or worker who said, you know, we're away chairs at their shows as going to burn down milwaukee if well. >> jason, great to have you. this doesn't go bernie's way. >> thanks for having he me. this is a fun show. there's energy there. i've been able to guest host for if they perceive that the system being rigged against them again, sean hannity, laura ingram, what does that do to the great shows, i love it. you get to stand up. >> you can even twirl around if democratic party going into the election? >> apparently, they didn't learn you want. >> you can do whatever you want their lesson in 2016 because it was rigged in favor of hillary on "fox & friends." >> it's amazing. clinton. so i think this goes poorly for amazing. >> the set is your canvas, democrats. but i do think that if this is jason, make it what you want it to be. what's taking place, i think we're glad you're here. really the foundation of it is with all the stuff going on on that the progressives in the democrat party -- obvious, capitol hill, what better than a bernie being one of them -- too former chairman, whose husband far left for many voters out was a member of congress, lots there. so democrats, the establishment of expertise here and just a guy democrats know that the country who likes to flap his gums and is not that far progressive at least at this point, that the this is what you've got with me. >> you can shoot 3-pointers. bernie sanders type of campaign >> back in the day. is more maybe four years, five >> you're a varsity letterman. >> if you watched the show last years down the road and not

hour and you watch next hour, today. so i understand where the you'll see once upon a time i establishment is coming from, was a varsity letterman with but they should learn from 2016. rachel: any chaos on that side brian brenberg. will probably help the turn president trump officially campaign. we reached out to -- the trump announced his legal team for the campaign. senate impeachment trial. rereached out to campaigns, they house democrats plan a marathon have yet to respond. thank you, beverly, we preparation session so they've appreciate it. >> thank you. taken a little break after the rachel: all right. whole week of the articles they've been friends for a finally going over to the lifetime x this week pete and senate. the house team that will be presenting the argument for nancy pelosi is coming in on -- brian took a trip down memory they're working on a sunday, big lane in their hometown of minnesota, and now they're for members of congress, working bringing the showdown to curvy on a sunday and then ultimately couch. the president announced his stay with us, this is my favorite segment of the show. legal team. jay sornings you've got thoughts as -- jason, you've got thoughts ♪ ♪ could switching to geico really save as they roll out the folks that will be making the public defense. >> they could have gone with you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? jim jordan or someone who would get after it and make the case do woodchucks chuck wood? in aggressive way. the way i look at it, when you see a professor dershowitz, ken starr, pam bondy, those people on the legal team, i think it's

to say we have the legal foundation, we can make the best hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! possible case on the constitution, the presidential powers, that is our strength. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent and i heard them say, look, at or more on car insurance. the pinnacle of the president's powers is the ability to set foreign policy. so i think that legal team, the way they set it there, they know the facts are on their side. i heard trey gowdy talk about that, john ratcliffe talked about that. republicans feel like they have the facts on their side. there will be antics and other things going on with the democrats. now, later today, they are due to submit, they have to submit the outline of the arguments that the -- >> the house democrats do, the house managers. >> the managers of on the argument they're going to have to make. that has to happen on a saturday. to give it a little bit of a preview before these things get kicked off in earnest on tuesday. >> what do you think of the team? there's been controversy regarding who he picked. monica lewinsky has weighed in. >> ken starr has been part of this process before. they are people who are built to

make a heavy argument, intimately familiar with the case and know how to do television and present things publipublicly. this is going to play out right here on fox, how people perceive the process really matters and jason, i think it's also true, you've got the street fighters in the house who sort of fought it out over the legitimacy of this whole entire process he's. as you get to the senate, you've got john roberts up front, reading the questions of senators. you want the weightiness of heavy constitutional arguments and that helps you move it along as quickly as possible. so -- >> there's some debate as to whether or not witnesses will be called, there's some staffers in the senate who believe that that t vote on whether or not to have witnesses will actually happen after the managerses are able to present their case. >> they present the case and then they decide whether they want additional witness. >> both sides have 24 hours, they make their cases and there's whale what's called vot. they can do vote after vote

after vote, rapid succession, that will be an interesting thing, particularly as to whether or not they call witnesses. >> democrats are calling for witnesses now. if you can go back to 1998, senator dianne feinstein said that maybe we shouldn't. take a listen. >> most of the leaders of these other countries really believe that we're tearing at the fabric of the presidency at a time when the united states is really important in the world in terms of peace and stability. having a strong american president out there is important and all of this goes to diminish that. so i'm one that believes it should be brought to conclusion as quickly as possible and then let's get on with it. >> first of all, dianne feinstein has aged very nicely. >> her around bernie sanders, when you -- her and bernie sanders, when you look at footage, they look the same 20 years ago as they do now. >> you know that's what you're thinking when you look at the clip. of course, the tune is different now, the shoe's on the other fit. even though the process is

rigged for democrats, they could have subpoenaed any witness they want in the house. whatever new shiny object, they want to try to grab. >> there's mutual insured destruction. if democrats want their witnesses, the republicans will ♪ ♪ you've got a friend in me. call up joe biden, hunter biden, adam schiff. i think you could go through the ♪ you've got a friend in me. process he's with no witnesses and if the democrats take the pete: that was my front yard 30 gamble and they may say let's do years ago. that was the basketball court 20 it, it could turn into a food years ago, and the guy you see fight that goes on for a long this those photos, that was a time. >> it makes you think they must not like hunter -- i mean joe biden very much because this process doesn't work well for fellowship of christian athletes joe biden when you look at the show, brian brevard, you know presidential candidate and also him from "fox & friends", fox by the way, doesn't work so business, but you may not know great for some of the senators how far back brian and i go to that are running as well. >> the question is, does it, if our hometown of minnesota. it's true, right? you've got bernie and warren in >> second grade, i think, is the t senate prosecuting this when we met, became friends, and it's the been that way ever trial, if it goes quickly it doesn't hurt them. since. pete: co-captains of teams at if hunter biden gets called, our local high school. we had a chance to go back,

does it hurt joe biden. because we did breakfast with it has interesting implications. friends at a diaper in our >> it never turned out the way hometown -- diner in our the democrats thought it would hometown, and we filmed some on so many of these things. stuff. take a look. >> they're master strategists. ♪ ♪ >> we're here in forest lake, >> statejerie. minnesota, and this is my >> mayor pete hegseth is left hometown. what you may not know, it's also unsay they'd. the hometown of brian brenberg, he has -- unsa unscathed. my man who you know from fox business and fox news. good morning. >> it's not just our hometown, this is actually the street we grew up on. >> my childhood home is right i think he gets somewhat of an here, and right across the advantage. pam bondy will be joining us street, pete's childhood home -- here tomorrow, in a discussion pete: kind of your old school with "fox & friends." >> very cool. neighborhood where everyone's plenty of things to ask her as playing. in the place was a lot bigger 30 years ago. she jumps into a huge week with >> we grew up just a little bit. >> how you guys ended up big implications even if the together quite a story. whole thing is, well, nonsense. kind of a shock. >> it is. >> i remember the first time we let's move on to the supposed -- when you look at the national sat down together on set --? polls, they say joe biden is the >> here to weigh in is the chair frontrunner. he was a senator for how many of the finance program and my years, like 36 years. main man, brian brenberg. >> his whole life. >> i remember you were, like, >> before he was vice kind of giggly, like school president. he has been in government his children. entire life. >> we looked at each other,

if you look at the pay records because we knew if we did, the when he was the senator, turns jig would be up. out he's been paying men more pete: we had a basketball court than women, his staffers, for in my backyard. did you think it would become a all 36 years that he's a senator. every year he's had that, he's neighborhood magnet? >> we poured a slab in the paid men more. backyard. he did an interview with the new it wasn't9 very big, but it was york times. he was asked about that and the big enough to call our own pay gap. court. here's what joe biden said about always running around. >> ten years later, we're why men make more than women, playing together at high school. especially in his office. pete: we're going to game this is what he said. he said all white guys are just tonight. i feel like it would only be fitting if we rocked, maybe, basically they don't give a damn about women. they don't care about equal pay, letter jackets. >> that would be fun. ♪ ♪ you're damn right, if they're >> forest lake, it's just such a working guys, the people that nice town where everyone is so don't like equal pay are the people at the top of the heap. fendly and just a wonderful experience growing up in a town i don't like the idea that like this. you're going to get paid as much as a man doing your job. pete: would there have ever been rachel, it's white guys that are a thought in your head that the holding everyone down. two of us would be running >> he's trying all the time to around in new york city? >> oh, are you kidding? align himself with barack obama. no. i think it's really cool. now i think he thinks he is you guys met when you were 7 -- >> yeah. barack obama because when he says white guys, what is he? >> played, went to school he's a white guy. together and ended up doing your career in the same spot, and to it turns out that, you know, he himself is guilty of this. have a friend -- >> [inaudible] so i don't think it's fair to [laughter] >> so high school, we pulled out

say it's all white guys but, the yearbook. boy, this guy keeps putting his pete: we were co-captains of the foot in his mouth at every turn and he has 30 years of stuff for basketball team my junior year, your senior year. people to uncover, of quotes at halftime, we're going to get a chance to take, both take that he's made. interesting that -- >> and quotes from yesterday. three-pointers. >> if we're going to do this, >> and quotes from yesterday. >> he had the plagiarism i've got to have my old letter jacket. do you have that here somewhere? >> i do, i do. problem, that's why he had to >> been about 20 years since drop out in 1988. we've headed in here for a and he has this thing, white haircut. pete: let's clean it up for guys at the top of the heap, he tonight. >> look at the hair on that guy. was describing himself. it was his campaign, his at moss [laughter] pete: been too long. i used to get a flat top. fear, -- atmosphere, his ability >> you've got to see this, pete, you've got to see this. to change things. add it to the list. >> oh, my goodness. >> eric trump was on laura now, that is a haircut. ingram's show last night, asked >> my mom cut my hair, but it about this, biden's problems, is was also my dream -- he fatally flawed. pete: did you ever see a more here's what he had to say. perfect head of hair than brian >> he was in the senate for longer than i was alive, yet he brenberg? >> compared to what you have. [laughter] pete: there you go. blames all of america's problems >> i'm very pleased with both of on my father. he gave iran $150 billion, they you. i'm proud of you. end up building missiles they shot at one of our air bases, ♪ here's a guy who has a son who ♪

profited off of the presidency of the united states or the vice >> all right, ladies and gentlemen, we have a potential presidency of the united states, halftime competition -- special took $1.5 billion from china a couple days ago, abc reported halftime competition featuring two of our forest lake that his brother was doing the basketball alumni. the loser has to deliver same thing when it came to charter schools in florida, this guy has a lot of problems. breakfast on "fox & friends." aside from the fact that he >> oh, he did! lacks charisma. >> that too. i tell you, i know we talked a pete: only the record holder. no pressure. lot about it. with iowa coming, i'm fascinated oh, come on, ah! by how the caucus growers, how yes! they vote, with 45% undecided. [cheers and applause] if you don't get 15%, you have to vote for the second choice. pete: i did take the victory, where does this scattered but in fairness, this guy's a democrat party come out of the way better football player. ashes of iowa. i don't think anybody knows. he was my captain when i was a >> if you look at -- any of us junior. >> the problem is i shoot like a lack charisma next to donald football player. trump. but i would say he just has that this is your second sandwich of kind of personality. among the field of democrats, i the morning. pete: it is. thank you very much. think that joe biden has the [laughter] this is for the pancakes that my most endearing personality of parents fed you. all of them. rachel: speaking of your next to elizabeth warren, -- participants, your mom actually >> is it the hair sniffing you saved something from your school -- like? >> there's a weirdness about pete: yeah, she did.

both our parents. him, no doubt. brian's mom mary had fun stuff, but he is more interesting than any of the other candidates. but my mom brought out this thing from third or fourth grade i mean, elizabeth warren -- >> doesn't that hurt him, that where you write down my best he's gone back from his friend is, and i wrote in there, authenticity, he's had to change my best friend is brian. his positions to go left. then he stops being interesting. i like him because he is nice and he doesn't swear. >> you have to remember what decade he's in. it's kind of interesting because [laughter] rachel: pete has colored in, you don't know what he's going brian -- we've been trying to to say. >> now that it's a new decade, psychoanalyze this -- it's hard to remember what [laughter] pete: i've always had decade. >> the party's changed a lot. self-esteem issues. he's trying to catch up. >> i colored myself in viking >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> he's been trying to play catch youup since he announced. >> turning to headlines, a man colors -- caught on camera a assaulting >> primarily for not swearing, but i appreciate that. his girlfriend is out of jail. [laughter] under new york's new bail reform rachel: truly minnesota nice. >> it was so fun, you know, to law, you can see jay versus go back to your hometown, and it reminds you that small towns are questions palino attacking the the life blood of america and woman at the package company how important it is from an where they work. he was spotted putting a knife education standpoint, from an in his shirt. economic standpoint. he was charged with misdemeanors it was so great to be around neighbors and be reminded of how since the victim wasn't seriously hurt. much they invested in our lives. he was let out of jail on an pete: we saw so many people we appearance ticket. and a group of teachers is suing know and love. russ who runs russell's delta airlines after a plane barbershop, that one right

dumped fuel on their los angeles there, we both were pointing at elementary school. according to the suit, pilots it, that was putting on the hits at forest lake elementary school didn't notify air traffic control about the fuel dump as in fourth grade. the plane made an emergency >> yeah. if they put up the picture again, on the right side was landing. the teachers claimed they pete. suffered physical and emotional this is a guy with who would make a living in tv, and he is harm. >>.>> i thought oh, my god, it petrified standing there looking at me who's rocking out give must be a terrorist attack. yous to what's going on -- i didn't think this is isolated, it's only happening at my oblivious. pete: i walked off stage and school. i thought this is happening to said, that was awesome, we everyone. and what do i do. nailed it. >> this was an emergency you didn't move, pete. landing, right. [laughter] kyle, our drummer, we love you >> right. >> okay. delta has not commented on the too. thanks, guys. >> there he is right there. case. >> and the tsas i a is revealig ing. pete: kyle's playing a fan, a stand-up fan. their 10 most unusual finds of we played la bamba. rachel: i knew that was -- 2019. res leasing this video counting [laughter] >> we knew all the words. down the items found in luggage, we knew all the words. rachel: all right. ranging from your average sam we'll practice la bamba later. we're going to turn to some samarai swords to a blow dart headlines. gun and a live snake. an nypd union leader is slamming do we have a picture of that one. we have those, you can't bring mayor bill de blasio saying the those on the plane last time i city's sanctuary city policies checked. the number one item, there you

go, moose droppings recovered at played a role in the murder of a 92-year-old woman. none other than the juneau she was sexually assaulted and murdered earlier this month, an international airport in alaska. illegal immigrant is charged. the passenger who wanted to in november i.c.e. asked the carry it on-board said it was a city to detain that man wanted for deportation, and the city yosouvenir from his trip. did not want to comply. spacex launched a crucial >> that is so gross. safety test of its dragon >> what if it's better manure spacecraft. the aerospace company delaying and good for your garden, you the launch until tomorrow want to take it with you. >> moose poop. blaming sustained winds and >> we sell it in utah. rough seas in the recovery area >> really, for what? the spacex test will >> it's great in your garden. >> it's great fertilizer. intentionally trigger an emergency abort system and >> is that really why? i was wondering why. destroy its rocket over the >> apparently the moose in utah atlantic ocean. it's meant to show nasa the are special. maybe the things up in alaska spacecraft is ready to fly are special. >> well, moving on from moose astronauts. president trump honors the national champion lsu tigers at poop, pet pete buttigieg -- the white house. take a look. >> it's really my great privilege to welcome to the white house the college football national champions, the especially in new hampshire. louisiana state university will the strategy work? the governor of new hampshire tigers. rachel: and praising his players joinses us with his predictionses, coming up. and coaches for the team's ♪ hey, o' oh, let's go. success. take a look. >> the men behind me and the men

in front of me, you guys did it. you went about it through hard work, dedication, and you did it. your best comfort and protection guaranteed. i'm so proud. rachel: love that voice. and the players now going viral because, perfect or not, life's better when you're in it. for this dance video, apartment be there with depend®. of an online trend. pete: and that lady stole the show. she's, apparently, the wife or ex-wife of a former lineman of lsu and got in on the dance. rachel: yeah, she looks fantastic. that looks like so much fun! pete: we never won the -- rachel: and they went to the white house. those are your headlines. pete: rick reichmuth, how are we doing? rick: i thought that was these people did, thanks to somnapure. gillian. oh! you took your hat off. somnapure from force factor helps you he's been sitting here, you're fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed. like i'm on tv now, i'm going to don't be a zombie - get somnapure. take it off. available at retailers nationwide. nicely played. take a look at the weather, it is chilly out there. cold air, certainly the coldest

air we've had in a long time, feels like -35 right now in some places. cold air is in place, that means the precipitation towards the north falling as slow. it's really windy. blizzard warnings in effect, the know that's fallen will cause white conditions. most of of that energy is across the great lakes and eventually toward the northeast. we've got winter weather advisories in place at least. watch how this plays out, we'll see snow if eventually forms up a bit, it'll transition into rain probably by this evening across the city. and by tomorrow into monday, cold air settles in across the mid-atlantic towards the northeast. all right, guys, back to you inside. rachel: thank you. pete: thank you, rick, appreciate it. now i'm going to read some more headlines in a letter jacket. [laughter] for decades, joe biden paid his male staff more than his female staff, and now he's blaming the white men for the pay gap. robert wolf, a white guy,ing he's an insider. how does he react to that? coming up next.

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the nation primary. kisqali was also significantly more effective we have very strong engagement at delaying disease progression at avilleized level. versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor -- individualized level. we know bernie sanders will do or fulvestrant alone. well because he's right next r door. elizabeth warren i don't think kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, is going to do very well, partly because in you new hampshire we which can lead to death. have to look people in the eye it can cause serious liver problems and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. before we get to the policy. tell your doctor right away as extreme as their policies if you have new or worsening symptoms, might be, bernie's pretty right including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, out in your face about it. a change in your heartbeat, dizziness... warren i don't think people kind yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, of buy her as an individual, loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, there's a lot of phoniness bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, there. buttigieg is trying to find his are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. way back into the mix. i think biden will do better avoid grapefruit during treatment. than most people think. kisqali is not approved for use with tamoxifen. it will be a race right down to the end of it. it's exciting, you get people it's our time. from all over the northeast. to continue to shine everyone comes up because it's where you can really engage because we are the thrivers. these candidates one on one. so it always comes down to the ask your doctor about kisqali, end. it will be a close race for the the only treatment in its class top four candidates and then proven to help women live longer in 2 clinical trials. you'll have gabbard and a few others kind of hanging in the back, i think klobuchar is going to do better than most people think.

it will be exciting. the it's a democrat circus. >> to your earlier point i think authenticity wins elections long-term. not only is this election important at the primary level, but the general he'll occasion, look at the stats, hillary clinton, 47.6% of the vote, donald trump right behind, lost by 0.4% and remember kelly pete: welcome back. well, joe biden, last month we ayott, she lost by just about learned that joe biden paid his 800 or so votes, wasn't it, that male staffers more than his female staffers for the decades she lost in 2016? during his tenure in washington. >> that's right. we are a very purple state. some made over 50% more. now he's revealing why in a new when you see the candidates interview. pushing the socialist, he told "the new york times" all white guys are just basically, progressive agenda, saying well, they don't give a damn whatever they think the crowd about women. the people who don't like equal wants to a hear, at the end of the day it's going to hurt them pay are the people at the top of come november whichs is why the president is going to win, not the heap. i don't like the idea that you're going to get paid as much just here in new hampshire but as a man doing your job. nationally because they're not going to be able to come back to here to discuss, fox news the middle ground, no one is going to buy it. contributor, founder and ceo of -- [inaudible] and former economic adviser for president obama, robert wolf. come this summer,i believe robert, thanks for being here. you're going to get a wwe style >> love this segment. i'm jealous -- pete: thank you.

democratic convention where you brian brenberg's awesome. it was wonderful to reminisce. have democrats trying to figure when i look at joe biden and these comments, to put all white out how to wedge themselves against the more moderate men in a box and say they're the candidates. bad guys, how does that help i think it's going to be fun to watch. >> it's going to be hand to somebody who says he's going to hand combat, and it's literally win votes in scranton, p.a., and a few weeks away. ohio and places where democrats governor, we appreciate what have been losing ground? you're doing in the state and >> let me unpack it differently. thanks for joining us this morning on "fox & friends." one, the an editorial board, >> thanks. >> new construction numbers they took out one line -- pete: sure, but those are pretty just revealed showing a 13-year clear lines. >> right. i think if he's going against high. president trump and we're what that means for the election talking about, you know, women coming you up next. issues, let me just give you the facts. ♪ if you can make my wish come the lily ledbetter fair pay act was the first act under the true. ♪ let me treasure you. obama/biden administration in ♪ you can let me treasure you. 2009. joe biden as senator in 1994, ♪ okay, was the sponsor of the violence against women act. in 2014 he started the it's on us campaign. and with respect to -- i just gotta quote a fox poll -- he's up versus president trump more

than hillary clinton beat trump -- pete: but how does he explain the idea that his office for 36 years had the very pay discrepancy he purports to be fighting? >> yeah, and i think that's a fair comment for him and our entire nation, right? we know there was income inequality -- pete: i think a lot of it's garbage. >> let me just say, i looked at the, i looked at the analytics. i mean, first of all, it wasn't apples to applessing. they were not job to job. what they did is they took a period of, like, six month periods, and they looked at, you know, the employee staff. i've looked at the math. they didn't say lawyer to lawyer, they didn't say adm if in to -- admin to admin. but i think this will be a strength for the vice president. pete: you do. you've met with all these candidates. >> i have. pete: that's what people need to understand, you're talking to these guys, evaluating them in realtime, deciding who you might

donate to, who you might support. is joe biden's -- his biggest argument is i can beat donald trump. we haven't seen any of the rationale for his candidacy. >> i would respectfully disagree. pete: of course you would. >> okay? first of all, electability has become the main issue for the democratic party. they want to beat president trump, we can talk about what michael bloomberg's doing, what these other candidates, that's the number one issue. number two, i would say all of the candidates within each other with respect to important progressive climate change, gun reform, health care as a right, immigration reform, they're all pretty close to each other. pete: so they're all socialists, we got that. >> i don't agree with that, but that will be a debate as we get into the general. [laughter] and i actually think we just have to look at the real facts. we have 41 flip red to blue house seats, all moderates. we have won two of the last three governorships in red states in kentucky and

louisiana. someone like joe biden fits the bill for where the silent majority is -- pete: the other argument would be in all of those cases, donald trump was not on the ballot, so that's a big variable -- >> there is no question that the president's popularity with his base is beyond reproach. we've never seen it before. but seven months or ten months from today a lifetime. pete: we've got a ways to go. hope you'll come back. >> i look forward to it. pete: and we didn't even talk about michael bloomberg. all right, coming up, one of my favorite segments, of course, beer, bourbon and barbecue. all the picks, coming up next. ♪ ♪

time now for your by the numbers. first, 100, that's how many trailers california is rolling out to house the homeless. governor gavin newsom's new plan also includes an unspecified number of modular tents fro vied service. next, 2,000, that's how many mini strollers are being recalled from target stores and amazon. consumer safety officials say they can collapse, cause a child to fall. they were sold from october 2019 through november 2019. no injuries have been reported. and finally, 4,728 pounds, that's the weight of this snickers bar that just broke a guinness world record as the biggest ever in texas. it was created for the super bowl. >> that's amazing. i had three mini snickers yesterday. they're amazing. >> they are amazing. >> the u.s. economy continues

to boom under president trump. wall street reaching record highs friday, following a new trade deal with china and the senate passing the usmca. another indicator of just how great the economy is, new home construction. home building increased by nearly 17% in just december, marking a 13-year high. >> that's right. here to react is senior fellow at the heritage foundation and senior economic contributor, steven morris. welcome. >> hi, guys. >> it's interesting, the results better than anyone could have expected. how is the administration getting so much done amidst all the chaos that's going on. >> it's like two parallel universe. on one hand, you have day after day really great news on the economy and by the way, this did not happen by accident. it certainly is a result of a lot of the policies that donald trump has put into effect, obviously the tax cut has been a huge success. now we had two big trade deals. has any president in modern

times had a better week than donald trump this week, with both china trade deal that was signed, when was that, wednesday, and a then of course the big vote in the senate to pass donald trump's trade deal with canada and mexico, which restores the idea of north america being a free trade zone. so this -- it's hard to find any statistic not to like. by the way, we're getting -- if you look at those stock numbers that you just put up, we're going to get close to 30 you thousand on the dow -- 30000 on the dow. when trump became president, it was 18,000. i said mr. president, these policies are working out better than we thought they would when we put them together. >> the chinese agreed to buy $200 billion in u.s. goods over two years. they agree to buy $40 billion in u.s. agriculture annually. the question i have, the concern ♪ has always been had that inflation is going to kick in, ♪ rachel: all right. that suddenly inflation is going it's time for pete's favorite to start outpacing its norms but segment of the day, it's beer or

it hasn't done that. what's the explanation for that? bourbon and barbecue! the tenth annual beer, bourbon >> no, because we've got -- let's think about this. this is the best of all worlds, and barbecue festival is in maybe the best economy we've had brooklyn today. jason: but they're stopping by in 30, 40, 50 years. not only do we have the lowest "fox & friends" first, and you cannot believe how good it smells. inflation rate in 40, 50 years, pete: founders of the festival, we also have the lowest unemployment rate. greg nivens and ed randolph. economists used to think if you wanted to get the inflation rate gentlemen, thanks for being here. >> morning. pete: appreciate it. down, you needed -- i don't see rachel: you told me he's a hunk of burning love in that suit, and that's true, right? any inflation on the horizon right now. the interest rates on the bonds [laughter] pete: before we get to the cookbook, talk about the continue to be very low. so it's a pretty beautiful festival. >> oh, that's the real deal. picture. think about this, where i live how many hours have we been here in dc, in northern going on that? >> about 14 hours. virginia, you can get a 30 year whole hog. >> and we do this up and down the east coast. we'll be in brooklyn this mortgage now at about 3.6% interest rate. saturday from -- today -- noon when i graduated from college, to six. and then, of course, the tour they were 17% interest rates. goes on all year. so it's a pretty beautiful so we run all the way through picture. >> steven, when you look at the october up and down different cities on the east coast. usmca, the president almost you just go to the web site and exclusively ran on scrapping

nafta, this was a big issue for see it. him. rick: did you have that suit now you have the senate voting made or buy it off the rack at 89-10 for the new usmca. bloomingdale's? >> oh, sure, they've got this at a couple stats here, they're saying it could boost gdp up to brooks brothers. [laughter] rick: what did you bring for us? almost half a percent, talk >> we've got brontosaurus ribs about what this could mean. here -- >> beef short plate ribs, about >> this was ronald reagan's seven and a half hours, our vision that started 35 years whole hog, got a couple st. ago, when he said let's make all louis spares, country sausage, of north america a tariff free beans, mac and cheese, a smoked zone so canada, the u.s. and prime rib -- >> oh, my god. mexico could compete. >> -- at the end down there. and greg brought us a lot of brown water to wash it all down. this was signed into law by bill rachel: what's the secret to clinton. it's a bipartisan initiative. this juiciness? i was stunned by those numbers this is insane. >> time, temperature, just that you just talked about, in knowing the right temperature to terms of the senate, what was pull it off at. >> amazing. it, 89-10. don't forget what happened in rachel: yeah, what is the the house. temperature? >> right temperature for these we thought it was going to be a pork ribs, actually 195. nail-biter. remember for over a year, nancy pelosi wouldn't even allow that these things actually cook for to come to a vote. and then it passed by a huge about seven hours. rachel: everything's in that margin in both the house and cookbook, huh? >> yeah. i had a cookbook last year, the senate. when's the last time we had a bipartisan achievement like next one showstopping recipes, this?

it's a nice thing to say. you can make them in your own i love the economic effects. by the way, you're talking about for farmers, i think they're the smokers, burgers to brisket, big winners here in both those prime rib finish. pete: are you going to this trade deals because we're talking about big increases in today? you should. rick: i might now. foreigners buying american corn pete: thank you guys for and wheat and cotton. i come from illinois. we're one of the biggest corn bringing it to us first. producing states. it's a big relief for farmers, also for -- remember, the more "fox & friends" in just a moment. chinese have basically agreed rachel: stay with us. muck i. now to buy tens of billions of ♪ dollars more of our oil and gas and by the way, the democrats are talking about shutting down american oil and gas production. that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard. >> a huge win. yet if you watch the networks the night it was passed, there was zero minutes of coverage. hard to get the word out, thankfully the president has a at which time. heathertwitter account. . . >>.coming up, the cant sanctuary battle is heating up in denver. a member of i.c.e. is on deck. stay with us.

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the national champion lsu tigers at the white house. >> the head coach praising his players and coaches for their success. >> the men behind me and in front of me, you went about it with hard work and dedication and you did it and i'm so proud of you. >> the players now going viral for this dance video, it's part of a online trend called get the gat challenge. >> i'm told this is the wife of the ex-wife of the former offensive lineman of lsu and she's part of the reason the video went viral. not a player, but a good dancer. >> she is a great dancer. i th -- made the clip a little more interesting. >> good for her. >> good for them. you win the national championship, you go to the white house and you dance. >> that's right. they're not boycotting going to the white house. that's another thing i loved about it. >. the sanctuary city battles

heating up in denver. i.c.e. sent subpoenas to the city's local law enforcement agencies for information on four illegal immigrants who are wanted for deportation. >> the men facing charges ranging from vehicular homicide to child abuse. three have been released and one is in custody. >> joining us now is i.c.e.'s deputy executive associate director for enforcement and removal operations, henry lucero. thank you for joining us here. what in the world is going on in colorado? this denver -- they are trying to pretend that they're not a sanctuary city but they really are a sanctuary city, aren't they? >> they absolutely are a sanctuary city. first of all, thank you for having me. >> of course. >> unfortunately, there is many sanctuary cities in the united states. we focused on denver on monday, issuing immigration subpoenas, demanding information about three individuals that have been released, one remains

in custody. the first deadline was yesterday, thursday. the city of denver failed to respond to i.c.e. and provide that information. we're going to take it to the next level and seek a district court order from a district judge. >> help me out here. i don't understand. so they're not recognizing i.c.e. detain ears, so they're not letting you know when they release these people. by issuing a subpoena, what are you hoping to get? >> we're hoping to get information that helps us locate, arrest and potentially prosecute these individuals for reentry after deportation, for being in the country illegally. what's happening in the city of denver is, they are notifying i.c.e., the majority of the time. they're just notifying i.c.e. by fax machine about five minutes prior to these individuals being released. they're not allowing us to assume custody in their jails. they're releasing them to the streets and i.c.e. officers are presented, trying to make arrests outside that jail and sometimes chaotic situations. >> if you ask the denver law enforcement, they'll tell you we

are notifying i.c.e. here is a public information officer statement from the attorney's office. they say i.c.e. officials contacted denver to request jail release notifications involving four inmates, contrary to what i.c.e. is saying, we honored three of those requests for the three inmates released at that time. we were honor the request for the fourth inmate when he is released. denver does not comply with subpoenas unless they are court ordered or related to criminal investigation. our orde order thanked -- our ordinance fulls a strategy for the city to mislead the public. if they would honor our immigration detainers, we wouldn't have this conversation. we want to protect the public from dangerous individuals being released from jails and prisons around the country. >> i've got to tell you, during the obama administration, 80,000

times there were people that were here illegally, got caught doing something and the judge order eed them to leave the country and the obama administration let them back in the country. i love the i.c.e. officers trying to enforce the law. i'm sorry you have to go through the bureaucratic paperwork in denver. keep up the good work. henry lucero, we appreciate your effort. >> abiding by the law and a sending a fax -- i wanted to say, who is using a fax. >> i was going to say. >> it's technically meeting the letter of the law. >> they're out on the street. the person has been incarcerated, i.c.e. believes they're here illegally and they're like hey, let's send them a fax, give me a break. >> the fax and the pagers -- >> not in government. or va. we're going to turn now to headlines. lawyers finalize jury selection

in the harvey weinstein sex assault trial. the he defense is accused of trying to exclude white women from the jury pool, for fears they would identify with the alleged victims. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges. if convicted, he could face life in prison. drivers in australia can now be fined up to $11,000 for tossing lit cigarettes from the car. the penalties would be given out during total fire bans or days when extreme weather conditions make it unsafe to start fires outside. this of course comes in the wake of devastating bush fires in australia. more than 15 million acres of land have been torched. one of the most recognizable voices on the simpsons is changing. >> i need change for a dollar. >> no change without purchase.

>> the indian store clerk will no longer be voiced by hank azaria. the actor announced he would stop voicing him after the character was slammed for reinforcing too types. it's not -- to stereotypes. >> i would like to audition for that role. my name is apu. he's the best. >> but everybody's been in that scenario. i need some change for the phone. you've got to make a purchase. that's just good comedy. >> you have to make a purchase. i can do it. >> you could. you could. >> apu's a great character. if you have thoughts on that, fax them to friends -- >> page us. >> let us know. there's our fax number. >> when's the last time you used a fax? >> send a telegram. i actually sent a fax like two weeks ago. >> look at you. man of our times. >> i mean, it was an insurance company wanted a fax. >> insurance company. did you send it over e-mail or did you use the fax machine.

>> i used a fax. i was like i can't figure out if they're going to do it, if i send it via e-mail and they say they want a fax, so i used the old fashioned fax. >> how cold is it out there. >> i had to get instructions on how to use the fax machine. it's cold out here. you're from canada and you've got the jacket unbuttoned. >> it's hot compared to canada. >> this is hot compared to canada. all right. take a look at the maps, show you what's going on. canada, a that's where all the cold air is. you see the purple, getting down across parts of the northern plains. it feels like minus 19 right now in fargo, minus 16 in sioux city. the cold air is on the way, it will get everywhere across the eastern two-thirds of the country. we've been so warm, barely had any winter. here's winter on its way right now. so very cold air across the plains, that's with this storm, it's brought a lot of snow, blizzard conditions today, most of the he snow will be done across the far northern plains. there will be white-out conditions throughout the

afternoon. the snow will not be huge accumulations, maybe six inches across the interior section, one to three along the coast that will turn into rain behind it. back to you guys. >> cold and white. >> thank you, rick. >> more sanctuary outrage, this time in new york city where an illegal immigrant is charged with murdering a 92-year-old woman. city leaders in the hot seat, getting slammed for their policies. we'll bring you the latest, that's coming up. ♪ (janine) ghostbusters!...

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they contain a vitamin e compound that sticks in the lungs, causing inflammation. the cdc originally said people should consider stopping vaping all together. i knew it wasn't true. the thc in the bootleg stuff, that's the problem. >> the trump administration is cutting healthy school lunch requirements, pushed by former first lady michelle obama. remember the sandwiches that looked so yum any online. the changes would simplify menus and reduce food waste, cut the amount of fruits and veggies required while allowing more pizza, burgers, and fra fries te offered. kids around america, jason chavetz is fist pumping right now. >> i know my kids are happy about that. >> the senate impeachment trial hasn't even started yet but democrats are already crying coverup. a new op ed says this strategy looks awfully familiar. the new york posted tore y'all board writing all this is

seeming like a replay of the brett kavanaugh confirmation hearing. there was a media furor that led to the extra hearings which changed no one's mind, then they pushed for more hearings about other less substantial charges. here to react, is this turning into a circus and does it remind you of kavanaugh. >> i think that's an apt analogy. here you have a lawn, drawn-out strategy that is aimed as just wearing down an opponent using the flimsiest of allegations, aided and a abetted by the media which soaks up every twist and turn that the democrats throw in their path as if it's some sort of fun soap opera. these are incredibly important issues that will have long-term raramifications for the country.

>> and the kavanaugh case, it backfired on the democrats. so do you anticipate that that will happen in this case? >> i think so. because the real audience is te american people. they are the ones who are empowered to judge past the verdict on president trump in november, as it should be. i think what we're seeing with this very flimsy impeachment saga, but it comes on the back of these many months and even years of the russia collusion hoax and various strategies aimed at trying to delegitmize president trump and overturn the results of the 2016 election. it's almost a case of the boys who cried wolf and you can see that in the polls. this isn't just partisan talk,s especially in the swing states, no iowa, for instance, the latest poll shows that 48% of

iowans don't think that president trump should be removed, only 40% think he should. it hasn't worked for the democrats. the polls are going backwards. president trump is just getting on with business and you can see from his rallies this electrified his base. if you're talking about trying to get a turnout in november, you're just helping his side get that greater turnout. and all the democrats have done is a amaze aingly, they've succeeded in turning president trump into an outsider again. he can run again like he did in 2016 as an outsider which is quite some feat for a sitting president. >> i want to ask you, there's recently been the murder of a 92-year-old woman at the hands of an illegal immigrant. i want to ask about new york city's sanctuary policies and how that may have played into this. >> well, rachel, this is such a

tragedy, 92-year-old maria fuentes was outside her home in queens in new york and she was attacked, sexually assaulted at the age of 92, left for dead with many broken bones and died a few hours later in the hospital. now, the person who has been charged with that horrendous crimes was an illegal immigrant who had been arrested a few months earlier, arrested a few months earlier and i.c.e. had asked for him to be detained, issued a detainer as it's called by new york city police and the nypd just let him go because they're under instructions from mayor de blasio and i agree with the nypd union, this is up to de blasio. he owns this tragedy. >> right. there are consequences for policies. so really appreciate you joining us, miranda. thank you. >> pleasure. >> all right.

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♪ can't find a partner would you say a wooden chair ♪ let's rock >> dancing is the best medicine for this the 1-year-old indianapolis resident seen here ditching her walker for her dancing shoes. pete: look at those moves. she couldn't wait to bust them out after completing physical therapy. the video, as it should going viral.

rachel: dancing queen herself julia lewis joins us life. welcome, julia. did you expect that this thing could go as viral as it has? >> no. no. i did not expect it. pete: julia, the kids love it. all right? it's all over the internet. people watching it, loving it. sharing it. if you would, though, give a little background on the story. you were in physical therapy recovering from something. we are glad you are feeling better. and you decided you wanted to dance, why? >> well, i have always danced. as long as i can remember, you know, when i was a teenager, that's what we did, we went dancing. dance land. you know, it was all free. jitterbug. and we love music. i still today get up, turns on and i get down. i say come on, h elvis, let's

get down. and me and elvis gets down. i can dance around the table, but that's always been a part of me. jasojason: back in the day scary to dance like that back then like elvis? >> hey, it was just plain old honest fun. rachel: that's right. pete: there you go. >> you didn't see no drinking or smoking. we just had -- we loved to dance and we loved to get out and be a part of the music. used to go up town, oh, all the bands, all the musicians would come to town and i would cut school and go up. pete: julia, sincerely, your moves are amazing. if i'm moving that well at 61 i am going to be happy. at 91, unbelievable. you put a smile on a lot of people's faces. congratulations on feeling

better. thank you so much for joining us. have a wonderful saturday. >> thank you. rachel: thank you, july i can't. great stuff. pete: get down like julia on the other side. stick with us. cascade platinum.

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that fair? jason: probably '70s or 60's, maybe. i don't know but it was a while. pete: love it. how do you like the show? jason: fun show. hard news, fun story about the dancing grandmother, she is still moving. rachel: we will have you get down later in the show. pete: dance moves? jason: i have music. pete: dance moves jason: i'm a politician. don't ever dance. pete: yell that and you can say it anyway and sometimes it goes wrong. if you have been with it so glad you are here. two great hours left on the show. been a great week. you forget about these things. we had a trump rally. we had a debate. phase one china deal signed. you had usmca. the articles finally sent from the house to the senate with the imperial death march of the files over from the house to the senate.

rachel: avenatti out there. >> nancy pelosi was in washington with a part of her silver platter and golden pens. she had time to make it out to california to be on bill maher's show where wrapping this week she shared with us how she really feels about this impeachment and why she did it. listen. >> the fact is that we knew we had a solid case for the impeachment of the president. the facts were clear. the constitution required it. he undermined our national security. he was disloyal to his oath of office to protect the constitution. it wasn't a question of his being worth it. the constitution was worth it. hwe had to do this. the fact is this is so clear as far as defending the constitution. this isn't about politics. >> right. >> it isn't about partisanship, it's about patriotism, it's about our constitution. and you are impeached forever. [cheers and applause] rachel: you see that contradiction there on the one hand this is about patriotism and constitution.

we are doing our duty and then you see that smile at the end and impeached forever. she keeps repeating that impeached forever. this is a theme forever it. can never be erased. it's like they can't get trump and so this is at least one thing that they can do. they can have this historical moment or stain. jason: they don't have any facts. that's the problem. if they actually had something of factual cobs sequence on t but, instead. they waited for 30 days to do this. they had this signing ceremony and all of this. now they are going right to the democratic playbook. exactly what they did with kavanaugh. exactly what they have done before. something actually that rush limbaugh actually foreshadowed. now, you watch this, this was november 11th of last year. look at what rush limbaugh said. >> who is next? well, i want to throw a name at you. and let's see if i'm right. let's just see. the name is lev parnas.

lev parnas could well be the next surprise twist, the surprise witness for the democrats. i think this is going to be schiff's next guy. this is the next bombshell, meaning the whistleblower is no longer necessary. his information has been trumped, so to speak, by lev parnas. pete: to your point the so-called whistleblower who is not actually a whistleblower, those accusations have played out. they waited longer, nancy pelosi held on to those precious articles for a month and then they have got now lev parnas parading out as he is turning on the president and under charges of a felony and more. now he is singing rush is almost always ahead of the curve. rachel: always ahead of the curve. shows how predict bible the democrats are almost like the christie blasey ford of

this event. i suspect it might end the same way, jason. you have think it might just end up blowing up in their faces? jason: i do because they held. this this information had obviously been out there. it's like rush limbaugh and others were talking about it months ago. democrats have got to stop playing these games. listen to what ari fleischer said recently. >> a joke on its face. trying to pretend they are a real court of law, and they are not. if the founders wanted to put this in a real court of law they would have done so. impeachment would have gone to a jury. it's not gone to a political body and now to the senate. framers intended it to be political. they want people to overthroat people's determination from an election. the democrats stop this silly game, no one is buying it. pete: he is right. as we talk about this, it's a story you already know the ending. to say unless it's a great

movie you are not going to watch it again. you if you know the ending to it, you have already seen it. what it ends up doing in a serious way is overshadowing stock market records, huge trade deals that only the president ran on and then delivered in the face of resistance from usmca to the phase one of the china deal as we finally start to stare down the chinese who truly are our geopolitical enemy and rival? these are big things that get no mention. rachel: that might be the point of resistance. we already know the ending. it's not going to happen. it's a great way to have something else to talk about. truly, we are all close to the same ages. this is the greatest economy in all of our lifetime. it's really incredible. if you don't live on the coast. if you don't live in washington, d.c., you really are feeling it. and that's what is so interesting is the forgotten places, places that we are struggling in 2008 and during the obama years are

really thriving. pete: if this were the obama years to your point they would be doing news banner every day the dow broke a record. rachel: every day that wages go up. every day that small entrepreneurship and everything else is going better than anyone ever expected and here we are. and minorities are doing better. these are all things that we never hear about. jason. we never hear about them and less than 30 days before iowa. these democratic presidential candidates. i don't know exactly what they are running on, but i have got to tell you. pete: because you watched the debate. jason: painfully, yes. democrat elizabeth warren is getting ripped by comedian bill maher. and you know you are in trouble if you are getting ripped as a democrat by bill maher for using the so-called woman card against bernie sanders during the presidential debate in iowa. pete: you remember this clip first. >> elizabeth warren brought it up herself. >> yes. played the woman card.

>> the card, i hate that, the card. come on. what's a man card? >> like a rock. >> she had to bring it up. she had to bring it up. >> had to to save her 2-year-old. >> just to say it out loud. >> to save her campaign. it was not an issue that needed to be brought up. it was an issue, we are sinking in the polls. this is what politicians do. pete: this exchange right here. he is saying of course she is playing the woman card. she is sinking in the polls. this is the exchange that happened, the most interesting part of the cnn debate was after the debate. rachel: it was. pete: there was that exchange between sanders and warren after she claimed that he said when they were together that a woman could never win the presidency. she approached him at the podium afterwards. watch. [applause] >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> what? >> i think you called me a liar on national tv. >> you know, let's not do it right now. if you want to have that discussion. >> any time. >> you called me -- i don't

want to get in the middle. >> i don't want to get in the middle just say hi, bernie jason: likes he wanted to get autograph. rachel: exchange was boring. you knew she was trying to create a moment. i love ethics change between bernie and steyer. [laughter] jason: why did cnn keep the mics hot and open and running and some actually real critical hey, they thought that maybe this is just out there, you know, did cnn know that something like this was going to happen? rachel: collusion. jason: they have always gone. sanders people feel like that was a set up. pete: interesting. also feel like it was a set-up before. who got the exclusive on the information that elizabeth warren claims bernie sanders said a woman couldn't win? network that starts with c and ends with n. they got the information first. knowing it would get included in the debate. then the question was asked in a way where it was, you know, to bernie sanders why are you lying about what elizabeth warren said. he denies it.

they go at it. and it is so blatantly to make herself the victim at this moment and try to elevate herself in the polls. rach ratpolls. rachel: the economy is so great doesn't it make the democrats look petty. sounds like an high school thing he said and she said no i didn't and you are lying. i think in the midst of this amazing moment where we have china deals. these are huge monumental things by the way democrats fought for and were trying to do or said they were going to do decades ago with china. these are huge monumental things happening and they're arguing about stupid stuff like this. jason: here is the undercurrent what you want to be when you are running in politics everybody's second choice. when that person drops out, that all their support will come unto you. but i have got to tell you the sanders camp and the warren camp hate each other. rachel: yes, they do. jason jason one of them is going to drop. to think they flow their political base to the next one is not going to happen. there is a real genuine rift between the two. and when they start going

into new hampshire, where they are each next door neighbors. i have got to tell you, i think the gloves -- this is a little bit of a preview. but when it gets down into the actual voters, look out. pete: tame. jason: they do not. pete: iowa caucus doesn't matter. if your 15% they go. jason: they have a rule change in iowa. if you are winning, you have to stick with it. you can't flip flop like you used to in the past. rachel: she looks so unlikeable in that clip. pete: she loves beer though. remember that clip? headlines, major winter storm moving across the midwest and into the northeast. snow and ice causing a mess on the roads. dash cam shows a pickup truck sliding off the road and crashing into a cop car. incredibly no one has hurt. the storms also canceling 400 flights and delaying 350 today alone. when we read that in the 6:00 hour. it was 200, now it's 350

flights delayed alone today. ski resort. one person dead. another is seriously injured. president trump warns iran's supreme leader in quotes to be very careful with his words. the stern tweet coming after the ayatollah called the president a clown and criticized trump and the u.s. president also said instead of leading iran toward ruin its leaders should abandon terror and make iran great again. iran is under investigation after shooting down a ukrainian airliner and killing 176 people. you remember they, of course, denied that until they were shamed by everyone in the world. all right. it's common to find change in the cushion of a couch. a michigan man just discovered $43,000 hidden inside his sofa. he bought furniture at the habitat for humanity thrift store but didn't feel right keeping the money. the man tracked down the original owner to return the

cash. turns out the couch belonged to their grandfather and they had no idea what was hidden inside and those are your headlines. he also said when he sat on it, it didn't feel comfortable and he didn't know why. it's the lumps of cash. something fishy there. grandpa might have had a side gig. rachel: he might have. more lack bash over new york's reform. troubling video shows a man assaulting his girlfriend but he was released thanks to the law. pete: one of the several disturbing cases congressman lee zeldin of new york. merry go round of arrest and releases must end. he is here coming up next. ♪ ♪ it's time to sell or trade in your car.

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new troubling video shows a man attacking his girlfriend in new york city. and even more troubling is that man was charged and released because of the state's new lax bail laws. jason: and on long island the sheriff in suffolk county says about 300 inmates have been released under the new law. rachel: congressman lee zeldin represents much of long island and he joins us now. what's going on here? >> seeing this all across the state in the last few weeks that example in suffolk doesn't mention the dozen of gang members. remember president trump coming to long island to tackle ms-13? this focus from the president of the united states on down to the local law enforcement they have had this all get released fatal dwi hit and run that just happened near my house. where that person had fix

farms to appear just released. d.a. in suffolk isn't able to not only put cash bail on him they request ankle monitor and the judge said they couldn't do ankle monitor and failure to appear. rachel: are people angry? >> outraged. you see two burglaries high profile that happened here in new york city where someone leaves under the cashless bail and go commits other burglaries. not just happening once. it's happening multiple times. you remember hanukkah 2019. we had all these violent anti-semitic assaults that took place around town. tiffany harris was someone who was released. then went out and committed another violent anti-semitic attack released again then arrested again and mayor de blasio has to intervene because he was concerned that this was going to be bad pr.

pete: bad politics for him. here are some of the crimes that no longer require bail in new york. criminal negligent homicide. second degree manslaughter. third degree assault. burglary i can't say it. stalking. someone stalking you, they get arrested out on bail. the consequences are wide and far. >> instead of the handcuffing of criminals. they are taking the handcuffs off and essentially handcuffing lady justice while this is going on and you were talking about it earlier in the show with regard to ice detainers. 92-year-old woman sexually assaulted and killed by an illegal immigrant. so the sanctuary city policies of new york city combined with so they are not honoring the ice detainers. combined with cashless bail system seeing things go in the wrong direction. what we won't talk about giving driver's license to illegal immigrants. now passing a new law for automatic voter

registration. so illegal immigrant is going to go into the dmv, go in to get a driver's license and in the process is set up in which they are going to be automatically registered to vote and the democrats. pete: delightful. >> claim that's not the case. but the process is set up where you will absolutely have illegal immigrants getting registered to vote. pete: your take on where impeachment is right now? >> well, i think we know how this is going to end. what you have is basically the biggest sore loser temper tantrum we have ever seen in the history of our country started in noe 62016 when they were crying and walking out screaming at the sky they needed coloring books and comfort puppies and you remember when during the campaign they were asking republicans, the president republican congressional con democrats will you accept the results of the election? will you accept the results of the election? it turns out the reason why they were asking us this question, i guess, they had no intention on accepting the results of the election.

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pete: welcome back. quick sports headlines for you. congressman calling for investigation into the major league baseball sign stealing scandal. democrat bobby rush from michigan want a hearing to determine how it happened and how big a problem it really is. and mlb investigation reveals the houston astros used technology to steal

science in 2017 the year they won the world series. three managers connected to the scandal have lost their jobs. i wonder if bobby rush is a big tiger's fan something to do with that? i don't know. former dallas cowboys coach has a new job working for the team's biggest rivals. the new york giants hiring, get, this jason garrett as an offensive coordinator. he separated from the cowboys when his contract expired. he will work under the giants' new head coach joe judge. so he couldn't get it done for the cowboys so he is going to run the office for the giants? i'm a giants fan. i don't know how i feel this morning. all right. rachel over to you. rachel: pete, i'm not a big sports fan, as you know. i absolutely do love. this the mayhem in the monarchy is over as meghan and prince harry step back from the royal duty. jason: buckingham palace expected to soon release a statement as the queen's aids finally release the details for the future of

the duke and duchess of sussex. pete: here to discuss is shannon felt ton spence. thank you for joining us this morning. >> hi. pete: a lot has happened. we have seen some of the headlines. where are we right now with megxit? >> listen, i'm being told that the deal is sort of still in negotiations. i don't think we should expect to get anything more from the queen than we already have. earlier this week she put out a sort of unprecedented statement saying that she supports her grandson's decision to step back from the family. i think that's probably the most we are going to get from the queen at this point. anything new is going to come out it will probably be a working plan on how to implement this new normal. rachel: how is this impacting just the entire idea of monarchy and how are the british people taking it? i mean, i think a lot of people look at this and wondering what's the impact? why is this such a big deal that these two want to go off and li in canada?

>> the reason it's a big deal is because it's really never been done before. no one has sort of voluntarily stepped back from their royal title. we just don't know how that's going to look. having harry meghan live the atlantic is sort of