the game. jillian: almost looks like a referee. rob: he is so handsome though. who is looking at the hat. jillian: it is a funny hat. rob: don't pick a side. make everybody mad. jillian: have a good day. ♪ don't stop the party ♪ yeah, yeah. steve: oh, man, is there going to be a party just two weeks from yesterday february the 2nd it's going to be the super bowl with my kansas city chiefs vs. the san francisco 49ers. pete: congratulations. ainsley: congratulations. steve: that's his team we are happy for you. when did you say the last time this happened for them? steve: last time the kansas city chiefs. keep in mind they were in super bowl number 1. pete: that's right. steve: they lost came back in super bowl number 4 and won.

50 years later, they will be in the super bowl once again. ainsley: right. pete: 50 years. to recognize that occasion, ainsley wore her 49ers dress. ainsley: did i not plan. this when i came on set that's exactly what pete set. welcome. pete: thanks for having me. ainsley: what's your prediction? pete: we were talking about, this patrick mahoney plays at another level. i am telling you th 49ers defense an the packers looking really good right now. steve: i heard amazing fact last night when i was watching the game. that is the cbs crew said, you know, 50 years ago when the kansas city chiefs were last in the super bowl, the super bowl was on cbs. and the fellow who did the play-by-play was jack buck. the legendary sportscaster. 50 years later on fox two weeks from yesterday and his son, joe buck will have the

play by play. ainsley: we are flying out next week. leave after the show on thursday. we will be live down there on friday, saturday and sunday. and then be covering of course on monday. pete: it's going to be great. ainsley: then iowa the election starts. pete: i will be your roving correspondent. all things super bowl whatever you need. ainsley: super bowl, iowa. then the state of the union address. the president will be giving in d.c. we will be covering that and then the next week is new hampshire. pete: that's right. ainsley: a lot going on. steve: they are playing for the super bowl of impeachment. what's happening next, officially the impeachment trial starts in the senate tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. remember when the democrats got together and they came up with that organizing resolution, house resolution 660 which essentially set the ground rules? pete: yes. steve: and stacked the deck against the republicans. that is right now what mitch mcconnell is doing. they are doing organizing resolution to figure out

exactly how the impeachment trial will run in the senate. he is prone to think that the clinton model was a good one where each side had 24 hours to present their case. it would run over two weeks. however, then have you got people clamoring for witnesses in which case ted cruz said that thing could take months. pete: absolutely. that is the latest message of the left, of democrats saying i know we already had a trial in the house. i know he this had a a chance to call as many witnesses they wanted in the house. here is pushing for witnesses in the senate, also. >> in any trial, all relevant witnesses must be heard. any republican senator who says there should be no witnesses or even that witnesses should be negotiated is part of a cover-up. >> let's bring in the witnesses. let's put the truth before the american people. >> we don't know what witnesses will be allowed and even if wool be allowed witnesses. >> i also want to hear

witnesses and see the evidence. >> we believe a fair trial involves witnesses. >> let's call the witnesses. >> ainsley: rush, rush, rush you, rush it through the house and now they are trying to get these witnesses to witnesses before the senate. the senate has a responsibility to hold a trial if that's what they're going to do. steve: they are the jurors. ainsley: house impeached. the house has the opportunity to produce their case. it's not the senate's job to redo what is the house's sole responsibility. steve: yesterday, you heard on the sunday shows and we heard from that little montage bouquet of soundbites. pete: montage bouquet. ainsley: steve: unless they allow witnesses it will be a cover-up. but, to your point, back when the house wrote up their dream list of witnesses, where was john

bolton? where was mic mulvaney? pete: they had ever commence. steve: they knew if they asked for them and put them on their list, the administration would appeal because of the executive privilege. ainsley: executive privilege. if they strip the president of executive privilege that will affect presidents going forward they need to know that. pete: is that true argument the lawyers are going to make. you have to have private conversations with your advisors. if you force them to testify chilling affect across generations. steve: the democrats knew that. that's why they didn't push it. they wanted to speed it through. lindsey graham calling them out. watch. >> if we call one witness, we're going to call all the witnesses. there's not going to be a process where the democrats get their witnesses and the president gets shut out. when it comes to donald trump, nancy pelosi may pray for him privately but she has orchestrated the church of holy hell from the time trump has been sworn in it wiluntil now.

48 days to impeachment this president. he could not call any witnesses. he could not have a lawyer present during the intel whecommittee. a partisan job. what they are doing to the institution. steve: church of holy hell. one other thing, regarding the organizer resolution that mitch mcconnell is figuring out along with his team right now, apparently they are thinking about putting in a kill switch essentially what that would do is let the president's legal team essentially call for an immediate verdict or a dismissal if the senate trial devolves into a circus which if the house version was any indication, probably going to head toward a circus. ainsley: allow the trump team to dismiss the articles of impeachment. steve: mr. chief justice we call for immediate vote. pete: also going to be very different because you have justice roberts, is it also

john roberts? steve: it is john roberts. pete: so confused. he is asking questions so the senators won't have the same ability to grandstand in the senate the way they did there. ultimately the irony is so thick and rich for democrats who rigged an entire process in the house and now they are yelling about fairness and witnesses. makes me think of this town, we have broadway. if it's on broadway, it's got to have over 500 seats in the theater. that was mueller report. that's how it worked. off broadway is 100 to 500. that feels like the house trial. you know there is something called off, off broadway. even less than 100 seats in the theater. that's what this feels like. ainsley: did you see the president said thank you because the republican party has never been so unified. pete: unified. people -- this brief has to be filed today and that brief tomorrow. we have done this already. we know how this show end. steve: i think, speaking of the show. i think we have just discovered according to your metric, the u.s. senate is off, off broadway.

pete: pretty much. steve: it only seats 100 senators, just saying. pete: that's right. steve: speaking of someone who know yous how this work robert wray former independent counsel is going to join us one hour from right now. we have plenty of questions. ainsley? ainsley: in just a few hours, second amendment advocates will rally in virginia as lawmakers look to limit gun rights in the state. pete: some bills would ban assault rifles outright and shut down indoor shooting range. steve: griff jenkins is in richmond. security is on high alert. not allowing anything to fly over the grounds. griff: that's right. steve, ainsley and pete. good morning to you. look here and see this is outside virginia's state capitol where lobby day will happen. every year the virginia citizens defense league a pro-second amendment group comes out here, lobbies lawmakers before the legislature starts. this year the legislature is totally democrat controlled.

the senate, the house, and of course governor ralph northam. he has security because in his words incredible threats made rally take place here. gates open at 7:00. three people arrested last week with ties to a white supremacist group. but, when it comes to the laws that people are rallying against, senate hearing that would do three things. restore one handgun a month law. also do universal background checks and increase local authority over guns in public places. and we spoke with one of the house delegates, a republican glen davis yesterday. he is from the virginia beach area where you recall that horrific shooting that killed 12 past may. he says the opposition to these measures is bipartisan. listen. >> definitely bipartisan. i have had democrats come to me and say glen, i'm a democrat. but this is extremely important to me. this isn't a tax hike here or some other issue there.

this is an ability to protect your family and loved one. that's not a republican or democrat issue. griff: guys, they are expecting such large numbers because those three measures we mentioned are not where it's going to end. the house democrats have several other measures. one, in particular, you mentioned, pete, house bill 567 that would essentially outlaw private shooting ranges and we spoke to the colonial shooting academy owner peyton, she is very worried about it. listen. >> there is the one bill that is aiming to just put us out of business. we are the solution. we are not the issue here. and not sure why they are targeting indoor gun ranges in the state of virginia. we do so much good. we create responsible gun owners on a daily basis. you know, we would love to have northam come here, take some classes and show him what it's actually about. >> and it is beyond. [broken audio] there could be some confrontations between

citizens and police. shoot their guns [inaudible] on thomas jefferson's doorstep here. we will see what happens. it's peaceful. buff you can see the police, no risk. guys? steve: griff, thank you very much. we had a little problem with the audio via satellite. meanwhile, i was just looking at the "new york times." they have come out with their endorsement, president of the united states and something new. they are hedging their bets. they didn't pick one person. they picked two. pete: that's like i'm cheering for the super bowl both the 9ers and the chiefs. ainsley: they chose amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren. they said they are breaking from convention this year. steve: they said of elizabeth warren she has a serious approach to policy making and commitment to anticorruption legislation which the "new york times" says it has the potential bipartisan support. amy klobuchar is a wonderful democratic senator. bernie sanders too old and divisive and joe biden his main pitch is that he can

beat trump but he makes a lot of gaffes. he is too old. pass the torch. ainsley: elizabeth warren said i guess amy klobuchar and i are now both undefeated in elections and undefeated in the "new york times" endorsement. pete: i read the whole op-ed. it reads like someone who has no idea who to pick because the choices are so bad. here is a quote from the "new york times" op-ed. we are not veering away from the values we espouse. but we are rattled by the weakness the instiewtions thainstitutions totrusted undere values. i guess elizabeth warren is the radical model, amy klobuchar at about 5% in iowa. which she needs to win being from minnesota is the realist model. it doesn't look good. ainsley: elizabeth warren and bernie sanders could be called off the campaign trail if they have to be sitting in the senate during the trial. pete: and amy klobuchar. steve: high profile television event. i read somewhere somebody said it actually could be a good idea for the senators.

it's kind of a split decision. the "new york times" doing that it will be interesting to see if amy klobuchar, who, to your point is, very lowly rated right now in iowa if the "new york times" endorsement actually helps them. in other words, it would translate into is the "new york times" relevant? do people listen to the "new york times"? i was looking. since 2,000. they have made five endorsement in five elections only barack obama was elected. they picked al gore, john kerry, hillary rodham clinton, of course she won the popular vote as they write oftentimes. but, nonetheless, do people still listen to newspaper endorsements? let us know friends@foxnews.com. ainsley: no they listen to meghan markle's dad. he was speaking over the weekend. people were talking about that in my circle of friends. they were not talking about impeachment. steve: they are going to vote for the person he thinks to be president? pete: probably more than the "new york times," yeah. safe bet. ainsley: jillian has headlines for us. jillian: good monday mornings. let's go to this fox news alert now. two police officers are shot

and killed in a horrific standoff. honolulu officers tiffany enrique and calliki. the shooter set fire to his home after his landlord tried to he auto convict him. police believe he died in the fire which spread to other homes. police say he had mental health issues and previous run-in with one of the officers killed. two other women are still missing. also breaking overnight. several people killed in two separate bar shootings. a manhunt is underway in san antonio for the person who killed two people at a bar on the city's popular riverwalk. police believe it started as a fight inside the bar. in kansas city, a separate shooting leaves at least two people dead and 15 hurt. three of them critically. police say a gunman opened fire during a concert. he weighs killed by an armed security guard. we will keep you updated on those situations. in the meantime today the nation gathers to celebrate dr. martin luther king jr. >> i have a dream.

[applause] that my poor little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. jillian: tributes and peace marches will be held across the country to honor the civil rights leader's birthday. replaying of the king's memorial at the capitol. alveda king will join us live in the next hour. she always has a very special message to not only take into consideration on this day but every other day of the year. pete: sure does. steve: absolutely. to say commemorate today is a federal holiday. ainsley: yes it is. thanks, jillian. steve: meanwhile, the video is shocking. a police sergeant attacked by a mob in baltimore. >> why is the city now blaming the police officer who is being attacked? former nfl star jack brewer has firsthand knowledge about the issues in baltimore. he has a unique perspective. you will only see here

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♪ pete: welcome back. the women's march gathering in washington, d.c. over the weekend taking on president trump for the fourth time since he took office. but what started as a nationwide movement as quickly dwindled over the years. with attendance dropping from as many as 5 million in 2017 to 747,000 in 2019. so far this year, the rallies in new york and d.c. were just a fraction of that. less than 10,000 in

washington, a few hundred in new york. meanwhile, the march for life in d.c. appears to be only growing. going from an estimated 50,000 in 2017 to as many as 300,000 in 2019. so what does this tale of two marches really say about the women's movement? here to react is aerial davison staff writer at the federalist. aerial, thanks so much for being here this morning. what does this -- these tale of numbers tell us about women in america today? >> well, what it tells us is that the march for life is severely under reported. we are approaching what will be the 50th anniversary of the march for life in the next coming years. and what is really remarkable about the women's march, i actually attended the women's march this past weekend. and what i found it's really not a march about women. it's an anti trump march that's marketed towards women. meanwhile, the march for life is actually a very prince telled approach, these women who end men and

many women who will be marching will be marching for the safety or preservation of life. that's hugely important. i think when it comes to examining these two marches what we shouldn't is that the media is not going to give the march for life nearly the coverage it deserves. declining attendance for the women's march frankly speaks to the declining anti trump movement among women. if your whole platform is hating trump, you have to have something more than that you have to have principle. pete: the headlines they try to write them about the women's march growing and relevant. of course it's anything but that you know the contrast to the march to life will be much different. there has been issues inside the top of the women's march as far as anti-semitism and problems there. you are saying that the key to the march to life is the pureness of the message. the principle of it. my church is sending a bus load of people there as well because they stand for the unborn. >> exactly. you will also notice that

around a quarter of the participants in the march for life are young people. college students, high schoolers. this is across all age groups. when i went to the women's march, what i found it was really motivated by anger. and it didn't really have -- there wasn't really a cohesive message. instead of addressing issues like sexual assault or domestic violence issues that actually pertain to women. the women's march this past weekend was really focused on hating trump. and it seemed very unproductive and it was alarming, actually. frankly alarming. pete: grabs on to any topic they want. it became about environmental justice, a grab bag of leftist causes as opposed to a celebration of life. what's your prediction that the pro-life -- the mexico pro-life march is this friday, the 24th, what's your prediction as far as numbers? >> i mean, i'm really excited to see, hopefully around 100,000, i believe. at least 10 times what the women's march in d.c. was. like you said, pete, they only had 10,000 people

attending the women's march in d.c. this past weekend. first women's march was half a million in d.c. right after trump's inauguration. pete: that is quite a fall. friday january 24th, in washington, d.c. the march for life. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you for having me. pete: well, 11 day standoff between a small town family and a federal government catapulted to the national stage and forever changed american history. and now 20 years later, a survivor of the siege on ruby ridge is speaking out right after the break. >> i come up on my mom. she is on my left. pushing dad through the door. and i hear the loudest boom in my left ear. (mom) were you planning on mowing the lawn today?

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steve: time for quick headlines on this monday morning. 27 people hurt in antigovernment protest in iraq overnight. security forces fired some tear gas as they threw stones at police and the protesters are demanding changes to iraq's political system. better public services and they want more jobs. meantime they are making a mess of that. and the country of iran now backtracking plans to share the flat data recorders, the black boxes from the downed ukrainian airliner. that's an about face. an official telling state tv they will try to analyze it

themselves instead of sending it to ukraine. iranian regime mistakenly shot down the plane telling kilg all 176 on board. they admit to that. ainsley: thank you, steve. an 11 day standoff between a rural family and government erupted in a remote idaho cabin forever changing american history. now the daughter who witnessed the deaths of her mom and her little brother who was 14, is detailing the harrowing experience in the fox news three part series called scandalous ruby ridge. watch this. >> i was just coming up alongside the shed and around the corner and i heard a gunshot. [gunshot] >> it freaked me out. because we had no warning. i didn't know where that came. >> from i got shot in the back. shot through the shoulder. and first thing was, you know, it hurts like hell. >> my immediate thought was

we ought to take cover. ainsley: joining us now with more is that daughter and ruby ridge survivor sarah weaver. great to see you. thanks for being on with us. >> good morning. thank you so much for having me. it's an honor. ainsley: thank you. i have watched part of this series and it's unbelievable. for folks who don't remember what happened to your family in 1992. tell them a summary of what happened that day. >> it was over an 11-day standoff, actually. where i ended up losing my little brother sam who was 14 to an altercation with the u.s. marshal service. he was shot and killed and then my mother the very next day was shot by a government sniper. ainsley: why were they investigating your dad? >> they wanted to recruit him to become an informant for them and he refused. ainsley: and so, as a result, they started shooting at him and your family? >> oh, there is so much to this story that led up to

that it's a whole lot to try and cover in a few short minutes. there is more that can be found for sure. i have written a couple books about it. it's something years and years and years to try to understand and recover from myself. ainsley: it sparked a big antigovernment movement. as a result, you live in anger for a long time until, what? >> well, about 10 years i suffered from post-traumatic stress. post par item disorder. i struggled with anger and of course sadness and grief and hit rock bottom one day and didn't know where to turn other than my little sunday school bible that i had been given when i was 7 years old. and i wasn't sure even where to turn then except for the one verse i had memorized for a piece of candy which was john 3:16.

ainsley: i was shocked when i was watching this last night. your mom was holding your sibling, a baby. and she is shot in the head and she collapses. how do you survive that? how do you move on from that i'm sure you had ptsd after that and seeing your mom on the ground. >> you know, i look back over that time being a 16-year-old girl and experiencing everything i went through and honestly, it's the grace of god that carried me at that time before i even knew he was carrying me. and it's been a long journey of healing with him. it's been a lot of work on myself with him. and i'm just -- i'm so grateful to be on the other side of it now and be able to share the story and the hopes that we can learn from the mistakes and we can move forward in a better way. ainsley: i'm so glad you found christ. god bless you. thank you for sharing your story. it's a wonderful three part series about your family. if you can watch it, watch it on fox nation scandalous.

ruby ridge on fox nation. last installment three part series airs on fox nation this weekend. >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: prince harry breaks his silence for the first time against megxit. >> brings me great sadness it has come to this. i know i haven't always done it right. in this case there really was no other option. ainsley: more from the speech everyone is talking about this morning. super bowl 54 is set. the chief and 49ers going to face off miami. on fox. jack brewer's former coach andy reed now leads the chiefs. he is going to join us with his predictions coming up next. ♪ let's all celebrate and have a good time ♪ celebration ♪ we gonna celebrate and have a good time ♪ i wish i had gone into aspen dental much sooner.

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steve: goose bumps. ainsley: that is your shot of the morning. a retired navy officer wows nfl fans with his powerful rendition of the national anthem. pete: petty officer first class wilson performing before the chiefs titans game. is he a st. louis native and like steve a big chiefs' fan. steve: then is he happy today. you recognize wilson. the retired navy sailor has been on "fox & friends" for many, many years. he performed for us back in 2014. pete: well done. steve: that was great. all right. now, speaking of football and now we know it's going to be the chiefs versus the 49ers with the super bowl. bring in jack brewer former nfl player. former investment banker and national spokesperson for the national association of police athletic league good morning to you. >> good morning, jack. >> good morning. i get chills from that

national anthem. ainsley: i know. isn't that awesome? steve: it was terrific. the day after the big playoff games. now the super bowl is set. super bowl 54. 50 years since kansas city has played in a super bowl. that's why i want them to win. of course they are my team. the 49ers are a great team. who are you picking, jack? >> you know what? i want to see my old coach andy reeves win his first championship. you know, he had some rough ones there with the eagles. but, you know, it's going to be hard to beat the san francisco team. if i had to put money on the team it would definitely be on san francisco because their defense is just that dominant. you watch them. they are able to get pressure on the quarterback with only four downed linemen. that just changes the game for you defensively. you are able to play zone coverage on the back end. stop the run. so it will be a tough win. but i think those chief fans will be down here in droves, you know, taking over south florida. >> the chiefs are got an

amazing quarterback. >> they do. but you know what? you know the thing that's going to be different this week is like i said, when you only have to rush four linemen, you are going to be able to spy him a lot. they will be able to have a guy that's spying him the entire game because of their dominance upfront for the 49ers. i hope he does well it. will be exciting matchup either way but they have their hands full. >> going to be a test for sure. that super bowl you can catch it, of course, on fox and "fox & friends" will be there. the friday before and through the weekend. so don't miss that as well. ainsley: let's talk politics right now. do you want to start? pete: go ahead. ainsley: bloomberg was in tulsa, oklahoma he was honoring martin luther king. he says he has a plan that would help 1 million black americans become homeowners over 10 years while also boosting the number of black owned businesses. he pledged a 70 billion-dollar program to fight poverty in 100 disadvantaged neighborhoods. we wanted to get your take on that.

>> you know what? that's great. this country needs it. we do have a former slave population that's still hurting. let's not overlook the fact that african-americans in this country have been doing pretty well and getting a lot better and that's through the trump policies bloomberg is coming a little bit late to the game. he had a chance to do that in new york city. he didn't do that. if you look at what happened in new york, you see jent infantry occasiogentryificationn through his city there president trump has brought millions. president trump has put in the amazing tax plan that's helped stem late the economy. get more blacks hired. the immigration policies that he is putting in place is also helping the black worker, particularly the lower middle class black worker. things are working good in the trump economy. i think bloomberg is a little bit late to the game.

>> mayor bloomberg has been apologizing since the beginning of his presidential run. yesterday, specifically, he apologized for being white. watch. >> now, i will admit i have never been one to look back. my brain is sort of programmed to look ahead. but i ask myself could i have built my business and enjoyed my success under these conditions? of course not. when i was starting out, i knew that my dealings with vendors and suppliers and customers were governed by a set of laws designed to protect me against theft and exploitation. that basic truth, which was critical to my success and to the success of every business in america today was denied to black americans for hundreds of years. pete: a big part of his message was i only succeeded because of white privilege. >> you know what? mayor bloomberg has a problem. you can tell just by watching him now. he is using, you negotiation

mlk day now to try to rally support for the african-american community. it's just insincere. you know, today at the mlc, martin luther king jr. national holiday. mlk says it's an evil guest to suggest that a bootless man can pull himself up by his own boot straps. african-americans have a difficult plight n this country. if he was black he probably wouldn't have been able to do those things. don't use this time to use this platform to try to win over the black voter after, you know, you have put in stop and frisk policies across new york city and done so many things that have really alienated you from this community. steve: jack brewer joining us with a little sport talk and sports analysis. ainsley: if you want to hear his story about love for christ and what he does for orphanages go to fox nation. we interviewed him at one of our bible studies. you are amazing man, jack.

thank you. >> thank you. glory to god. ainsley: amen. steve: it is about a quarter before the top of the hour. time for news. ainsley: hand it over to jillian. i was about to read your news stories. you take it over. jillian: it's a monday. good morning, everyone. good morning to you at home. let's begin with that man hailed a hero for taking out a shooter at texas church is revealing new details. armed security guard jack wilson noticing fake wig. there. >> is evil in the world. be prepared to protect yourself. >> i don't feel like i killed an individual. i killed evil. i took out evil. jillian: the gunman killing two people at the church in white settlement, texas before wilson and another security guard shot and killed him. an accused serial bank robber freed by new york's bail reform law now wants the feds to bail him out. gerald woodbury in custody after being arrested for a

sixth time. a federal judge revealed woodbury was sentenced to 8 years behind bars in south carolina two years ago. it's not clear why he got out so early. woodbury is due back in court for his bail hearing on friday. robert de niro gets political at the annual screen actor's guild awards. watch this. >> there is right and there is wrong. and there is common sense and there is abuse of power. i have as much right as anybody, an actor, an athlete, a musician, anybody else to voice my opinion. jillian: the actor making the comments while receiving the lifetime achievement award. de niro calling for stronger unions, supporting obamacare and gun control. and now the story that everyone has been talking about, prince harry speaking out for the first time after the megxit drama. the prince telling the crowd he had no other option but to step away from his royal duties. >> i hope that helps you understand what it would

come to that i would set my family back from all i have ever known to take a step forward into what i hope can be a more peaceful life. jillian: his comments come as his father-in-law accuses the couple of destroying the monarchy and turning it into a, quote, walmart with a crown. a look at your headlines. i'm sure this is not the last we will hear of this,, guys. steve: i like walmart. pete: i had no choice? that sounds ominous. ainsley: choice. i'm taking the baby and you are coming with me or not. steve: my goodness, like a soap pra. really cold today. janice the weather machine is outside hopping. janice: i had no choice but to be outside today. janice: hi, what's your name? >> dean hawk. janice: why are you here? >> just to visit, really. janice: do you want to say hello to anybody at home. >> my wife who hopefully is awake. janice: she is warm. let's take a look at the maps. very cold air.

this is that artic plunge. the good news is it's going to retreat back in canada where it s. and the rest of this week we will have to watch for a winter storm across the central plains, there are your temperatures right now. so, yeah, it feels like 7 in new york city. feels like single digits across the great lakes. no big storms to talk about right now. but you see that system that moves across the central u.s. that actually could brings us a little bit more snow for parts of the northeast this weekend. so we will be watching it. i think along the coast it's going to be too warm. temperatures are going to moderate. thank you for coming out, my friend. >> thank you for talking to me. ainsley: do you want to say hi to pete ainsley and steve? >> yes i saw them up there. janice: just like you are. ainsley: janice, give him a hug. janice: would your wife mind if i gave you a hug? yea, thank you, that's how we keep warm on "fox & friends." steve: and that guy. pete: he looked cold. the video is shocking. a police sergeant assaulted by a mob in baltimore.

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shocking. police sergeant attacked by a mob on friday. pete: here with the fallout dan bongino joins us now to react. dan, thanks for being here. you have a situation where a law enforcement officer is attempting to deal with a suspect. steve: he spat in his face. pete: that's difficult enough. then you have video of a mob coming around the officer, kicking him. screaming, insulting, getting involved in that arrest. what does it tell you about the culture of police treatment still today in baltimore? there is a famous quote civilization is a thin crust on a volcano. that thin crust is always protected by our brave police officers and our military personnel. and the fact that we're now living in a world you see this often. i'm not going to pretend this is happening everywhere. we don't need to be hyperbolic about it. the fact that it's happening often enough is indicative to me that that thin crust

is cracking. i mean, we are living -- is this real? i mean, not only that there are people on twitter and social media celebrating. this i will never forget being at an event speaking in front of a bunch of police officers and having the wife of a police officer get up and see said something that resonated with me forever. showing you how brave and what these people have to deal with every day in addition to this nonsense. she said to me the greatest sound in the world for the spouse of a police officer is the sound of velcro at night. if you are the spouse of a police officer. you know exactly what that means. it's the sound of body armor, a bullet proof vest coming on. meaning your husband or wife made at t. home a it home at ni. i blame the political leaders for this. i was a police officer in rudy giuliani's new york. listen, nobody is perfect. no mayor, no president, nobody else. but this kind of nonsense was never ever acceptable. if you were in this video in rudy giuliani's new york. they didn't have cell phone cameras back then, if they did, you were going to jail. there was no doubt about it.

these people need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. steve: you are right. it has become political. maryland's governor, the city mayor and police commissioner condemn the crowd's behavior. also, the president of the fraternal order of police mike van could you see is a said we are disgusted by what is shown on the video. however, this is all too familiar scenario to our members. indicative of a broken city that is being led by people who have absolutely no realtime crime plan or, it seems, even knowledge on how to for formulate one. then have you marilyn moss buy who we have heard from before. she says i am disgusted by the blatant assault against the police officer in the video. i am also disappointed by the fraternal order of police's continued inappropriate political rhetoric fanning the very flames they then call me to put out.

>> that's not enough. you don't jump on the police's back and make them a political pin ball at every opportunity. unfortunately, that's what happens in a lot of big cities now. it's a shame. pete: not hard. find the people who are assaulting the police officer and arrest them and make an example of it. >> exactly. this isn't complicated. it's not rocket science here. pete: no. dan bongino, thanks for joining us on a monday. appreciate it. steve: that's going to wrap up our first hour. ainsley: okay. we have a big show still ahead. a member of trump's impeachment defense team robert wray. we have al via dolorosa king, mark morgan and stuart varney all coming up. so you probably know making walgreens your preferred pharmacy means up to $5 off on copays

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mvp last year. but the 9ers. steve: looks like he is having fun. pete: run before halftime. i'm not sure if that's what we are showing. plays by his own rules. they have a solid running game, too. the 49ers have a great, great defense. and they only had to throw the ball 8 times yesterday garoppolo, if you are not a 49ers fan i will make a biased prediction here. you are going to pull for the chiefs. ainsley: yeah, okay. we know you are. steve: listen, i'm from kansas, so i'm going for the kansas city chiefs. we will be there. we will be celebrating. kansas city is famous for barbecue and so we are going to be there starting on friday january 31st and then we are going to be live through the weekend right here on "fox & friends." and fox is going to be broadcasting the big show. pete: you should bring some kansas city barkansas barbecue t show. steve: i think my favorite

barbecue gates barbecue is going to be there. ainsley: red based or mustard based or vinegar. steve: it's not mus mustard. it's saucy. some little kick to it that makes it good. on my birthday and christmas my kids and my wife send me cases of gates barbecue sauce. pete: now they are coming to you. ainsley: excited to go counsel there. frederick's friday. steve: two fridays. ainsley: showdown is ramping up this week but business as usual for the president as he is heading to the world economic forum in switzerland today. pete: this all comes as congress is set to make preparation for the start of tomorrow's trial. steve: kevin corke joins us from the north lawn of the white house as the power struggle over witnesses. the president is leaving town just as the impeachment starts? >> yeah. hes rye not go to the world economic forum. after all, that is his number one priority and

that's the economy of this country and sometimes you need to go around the world to talk about that. but don't forget, there's a lot of gamesmanship happening here in washington as we all get ready for the senate trial. and that gamesmanship really has to do with not just the process, guys, but also just how long the senate trial just may last. leaders from both parties are now weighing what will happen in the trial what and how it should all play out, including suggestions about witnesses and forcing the hand of leader mcconnell to open up the process. >> yes. we can force votes. leader mcconnell will never be for witnesses and documents. he said he is taking his cue from the white house. he wants a cover up. they want no truth. >> if we are going to call one witness, we are going to call all the witnesses. there is not going to be a process where the democrats get their witnesses and the president gets shut out. >> senator lindsey graham there spoiling for a fight. this could last we heard from ted cruz yesterday, guys, a week, two weeks, but if you start calling

witnesses, this could last 6, 8 weeks. even beyond that and obviously that would certainly change the political landscape. this is, after all, an election year. as you mentioned, the president leaving for dab davos here in maybe an hour or couple hours. if we do, i promise i will share that with you but for now back to you. steve: thank you, kevin. bring in robert ray a member of president trump's defense team. of course former white water independent counsel and former federal prosecutor as well. he joins us today from d.c. robert, good morning to you. ainsley: hi, robert. >> good morning. steve: things are going to kick off tomorrow 1:00 in the senate. what's going to be different is you will have democrats presenting their case is essentially. now we will have democrat house managers present their case and the president is going to have a legal team including you presenting your case, right? >> that's right. a little unclear exactly how that will unfold and partly

we will, i imagine, have a better or clearer understanding once the senate probably passes a scheduling order or resolution indicating the time allotted to each side. but it's likely to be i expect that the house managers will go forward probably for the better part of two days. and then the president's defense team will have the case for an equal amount of time to present their case. essentially by way of opening. and then i imagine, you know, what the country is interested in finding out thereafter will be whether or not the there will be witnesses in this case. the president's job is to be president. that's why he is doing what he is doing. our job as part of the president's defense team is to show why and how the house managers do not have a case and also i think in part that will reveal why we don't think that witnesses are appropriate and that the senate can proceed to the task ultimately.

in the country's best interest and the president's interest, that a judgment of acquittal is appropriate here. pete: robert, we have already seen a sneak peek of the arguments of both sides. the president's legal team releasing a 7-page document. those house democrats that walked across from the house to the senate, 111 page opening trial briefing. here is a portion of the kind of argument they are going to make. they said the constitution provides a remedy when the president commits such serious abuses of his office, impeachment and removal. the senate must use that remedy now to safeguard the 2020 u.s. election protect our constitutional form of government and get, this eliminate the threat that the president poses to america's national security. how do you respond to the argument that this is about eliminating the threat of the president? >> the argument by the house managers is consistent with what was done in the house of representatives. and it is typically overstated. the fact remains though, and

this will be the argument from the president's defense team, that this is an impeachment that is fundamentally and constitutionally flawed. never in history has there been an impeachment of a president without a crime being alleged. given the circumstances that is untethered to the foundational principles that come from the constitution itself. and, you know, to drift away from that is essentially an effort and a partisan one at that, to attempt to remove a duly elected president. i mean, what are they saying to over 60 million americans who voted for president trump in the last election? it is only under very exceptional circumstances that a president should be removed. that's the founder's intent. and it can only be done under the constitution in the senate if there is a two thirds super majority which necessarily means that it's

bipartisan. and since this effort is entirely partisan, it is flawed from the beginning. ainsley: so, robert. we are following. this we keep hearing the democrats want all these witnesses called. but republicans, like lindsey graham is saying we want this to be very quick. we don't want this to drag on for a long time. we are hearing the phrase kill switch being thrown out there. is there anything that you can do just to make sure that if -- the president getting his way push this thing quickly through? >> look, i think you heard from the minority leader chuck schumer about the efforts that will be made and, perhaps, early on to force votes. i think presumably in order to put various senators, particularly those up for re-election, in a difficult position and to have to cast votes. but, at the end of the day, the majority leader, mitch mcconnell and his republican colleagues determine what the rules of this proceeding -- what the rules of the road will be. i think you will see that

unfold tomorrow. and those rules will provide fairness to both sides. you haven't heard from the president's defense team yet. that is shortly going to take place or as soon as or as early as this week. i think once both sides an opportunity in fairness to present their best case as to how to proceed. i think it's appropriate then for the senate and only then to take up the question about how long this trial will go. our position will be that it does not need to be a lengthy proceeding with witnesses if a determination can be made by the senate that what is alleged here and they are not crimes alleged, are not sufficient, even if shown to remove the president from office. steve: robert, you know this has been a long and winding road there are two articles of impeachment. abuse of congress. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. but along the way, there have been a lot of suggested crimes that are not in these

articles. listen to this. >> the devastating testimony corroborated evidence of bribery. >> it goes right to the heart of the issue of bribery. >> you can call this extortion. call it bribery. it's all the same thing. >> there might even be bribery. >> yes. there was definitely a quid pro quo. >> that a quid pro quo existed. >> attempted extortion and bribery. steve: so what do you make of the many attempts at impeachment. now they have settled on these two? >> if it was so overwhelming, steve, then why wasn't an article included that alleged just what you heard them say? steve: yeah. if it was so overwhelming a and pressing danger to the country first, how come bribery, extortion, obstruction of justice and illegal foreign campaign conviction or any of those crimes which arguably would constitute high crimes and misdemeanors, why weren't they alleged?

and the suggesting further as the speaker has and the house democrats that this was so pressing along the way that it warranted the immediate removal of the president from office? how come the speaker of the house of representatives held on to these articles and held them hostage for a period of almost an entire month? pete: yeah, robert. it's because they jumped from argument to argument. they know who their criminal is they have to find a crime. they found the best poll test. steve: we didn't even include russian collusion. pete: that wasn't even in there. >> this is not going to be allowed to pin the tail on the impeachment donkey. pete: that's what they are trying to do. we have got have witnesses. you mentioned a little bit in your first answer. witnesses, it's going to be unfair in the senate if we don't hear from everyone how are you going to answer that charge? i'm guessing a lot of it has to do with maybe how things were conducted in the house? >> it's the president's right under the sixth amendment to have witnesses, not the other way around. there is no right for the house managers to have witnesses. look, it's a trial.

it's an opportunity for fairness finally, and for both sides to present. if the senate decides that it needs witnesses in order to resolve something. then that's an entirely appropriate for the senate and their discretion to make. but, if on the other hand this is the type of impeachment and entirely partisan effort that ultimately doesn't have basis or foundation, what need would there be of witnesses. and in the senate can make that judgment without witnesses, they are entirely permitted to do that. that's our job to present that case. and that case will be presented later this week. steve: and we know the republicans would like to hear from hunter biden because he was one of the people they requested when they were coming up with their dream list in the house. ainsley: and the whistleblower. >> of course, if there are going to be witnesses it has to be fair and there has to be witnesses on both sides. it's very simple. it's very simple. steve: robert, thank you very much. ainsley: thanks, robert. >> thanks for having me. ainsley: you are welcome. jillian is over there. she has headlines for us. jillian: good morning to

you. begin with this fox news alert now. two police officers are shot and killed in a horrific standoff. honolulu officers tiffany enriquen enriquez. shot fire to his home after his landlord tried to evict him. police believe the fire spread to other homes. he had mental health issues and run in with one of the other officers killed. two women are still missing. in just a few hours, thousands are expected to march in virginia for a gun rights rally. security is extra tight outside the state capitol in richmond. ralph northam declaring a temporary state of emergency ahead of today's rally. weapons including guns are banned at today's event. state democrats push for gun control laws. griff jenkins will have a live report from richmond later this hour. republican oklahoma state senators proposing a new maga license plate. see it on your screen. the specialty plate would

read quote make america great again and keep america great. one of the bill's authors joined "fox & friends first" earlier saying it is all to honor those who served in our nation. >> we have a lot of specialty license flights oklahoma. right now we have over 98 of them. they go to different organizations. to schools, to nonprofits, to different things. i wanted to do something special for our veterans groups. so i selected two veterans groups that president trump has actually donated to directly. ainsley: plates would benefit warriors for freedom foundation and folds of honor foundation. they still need to be approved by the oklahoma legislature. >> a pair charge player chargesd are a student wrestling match. watch this. >> so the dad apparently got upset at his son's opponent over a hard hit. coaches and fans rushing to stop the man on the mat in north carolina. he is facing assault and

disorderly conduct charges. i will send it back to you. i heard you guys reacting to that. ainsley: always fun to watch that happen. pete: you shouldn't do that. ainsley: i'm going to watch. steve: thank you, jillian. pete: this morning, farmers are celebrating president trump's moves on trade with record breaking support. ainsley: stuart varney is here to react. celebrating, stu, another big reason. that's coming up next. hey. ♪ i'm the man ♪ i'm the man ♪ i'm the man ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe

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>> not too shabby. pete: ever thought you would be doing it 10 years. >> no, i thought i would be dead. no, no, no. let's not get carried away. pete: what's th secret? >> we came on the air right after the big crash. nobody could quite understand what that is all about. it's still a mystery because of all the jargon that was used. we are going to cover money in a different way. no jargon. let's go straight at it. let's talk about growth. let's talk about the brilliant technology companies. let's talk about the successes of american capitalists. steve: are you saying you don't talk about the inverted yield curve. >> no we don't talk about ets earnings per share queue 3. we don't do that communicat communicate. ainsley: think how far we come. before the crash if somebody lost a job you would be embarrassed about it. before the crash three or four people at the job had lost their jobs and something we were all

talking about so many americans were going through. this and now look at the job numbers. >> it's the exact opposite. it's a complete full circle. just picture this for a second. in a few hours, president trump gets on board air force one and he flies off to a small village in the swiss alps. davos. he will address the world's elite, okay? he is a successful president going to tell people look what we've done. the economy, jobs, prosperity. and the killing of terrorists as well. contrast that with a few hours from now in d.c. they are trying to get him out of office. they will impeach him on the flimsziest and thinnest of grounds. all they want to do is trash a successful president as he strides across the world touting america's success. i mean, can you imagine a greater contrast than that? pete: great point. he also has the chance to tout these two big trade deals that came last week. stood in front of farmers who said you stood with me, you hung with me. i told you i would deliver and now he has.

what does that say about what kind of economic impact additionally could those deals have? >> significant. larry kudlow the president's top economic advisor said look this might add three quarters of 1% to g.d.p. that sounds saving sound like a lot. but in economic terms that is very significant. that's going forward. year after year the trade deals usmca. the china trade deal. that will produce extra economic growth for america, increase our prosperity. ainsley: i think that poll is very conservative. they said 83% of farmers approve. i imagine it would be closer to 100. >> i'm farmer and i approve. [laughter] steve: stuart, congratulations on 10 years. was it worth becoming an american citizen a couple years ago. >> i became an american citizen through choice. i didn't have to. i could stay here forever. i chose to become an american because what bugs me is so often americans are ridiculously self-critical. you believe all kinds of things about yourselves. you are deplorable. people believe that. that's not true.

i don't buy into that. america is fundamentally good and i chose to join the club and i'm very glad that i did. steve: that's why people need to turn over to his tv show on fox business as soon as this one is over. [laughter] stuart, congratulations. >> congratulations one and all. ainsley: love having you in the family the american family and fox family. >> i love it. thank you. ainsley: today americans honor one of the most prolific leaders in our nation's history dr. martin luther king jr. his niece, dr. alveda king joins us to reflect on her uncle's legacy ♪ ♪ hello mom. amanda's mom's appointment just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs right at home. our customized care plans provide as much - or as little help - as her mom requires. whether it's a ride to the doctor or help around the house.

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>> if it is a dream deeply rooted in the american dream. i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. i have a dream. [cheers] that my poor little children

will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream today. [cheers and applause] steve: that was in 1963 in washington, d.c. and today, in 2020. we honor a man whose dream for america continues to inspire a nation. ainsley: joining us now to reflect on the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. is author of the spirit of a dream dr. king's niece, alveda king. good morning to you. >> good morning. and as i hear my uncle's words, the prophet martin luther king jr. sometimes tears come to my eyes. but they are tears of joy because that dream is still alive. good morning, friends. ainsley: good morning. i know i'm listening to him and you do get emotional because the changes that he made and made our country so much better. how do we celebrate him today? what can we do today to remember him? >> well, you know, i have a song let freedom ring, we can celebrate life, we can

celebrate his dream. we can serve others. there are so much that we can do. and i believe because one of his famous quotes i have decided to stick with love, hate is too great a burden to bear. so i really believe he would ask us to communicate without hatred, without fear, without rancher. rancor. i believe we can do that in america. i really do. steve: alveda, what do you remember about your uncle. not the stuff we see on television or news reels, but when you were there with him. >> there was a famous story about my ad. and his brother martin luther king jr. and they used to drive around the country preaching together. they were driving on a road one night and they had their bright lights on and so, you know how the law is you turn your bright lights down if a car is coming? steve: yeah. >> one car did not turn the lights down. so my dad said, brother, the next car we are going it turn our lights on, too.

and then martin luther king jr. reportedly said no, we're not going to do that because they are doing wrong. we're going to do what's right. so, from a teenager, all the way until his death, many years later in 1968, martin luther king jr. just had that kind of heart. he was always seeking to do what's right. was he perfect? no. did he make mistakes? of course, he was a human being. he was a prophet of god. he was always trying to do what was right. that's what martin luther king did i will always remember. pete: in preparing for today i am reminded he is 39 years old. taken too soon by an assassin's bullet. he could be alive today even. i know it's impossible to project him then on to today's politics. but as you look at today, what would dr. king, what we see in america in 2020? >> well, thankfully, we have so many of his words. we can go back and read his words, they are there they are god-inspired. so he really would encourage

us to remember we are one blood, not different races, acts 17-26. one blood, one human race. and he would say come to the beloved community table. talk to each other. don't do it with hatred. do it with seeking understanding. i'm very sure because his words are still here. and we can read his words. steve: of course, today, a federal holiday to commemorate the life and times of your uncle dr. martin luther king jr. alveda king, doctor, thank you very much for joining us live. pete: thank you very much. >> thank you so much. god please you. ainsley: god bless you, too. pete: gun rights rally. steven willeford saved countless lives in shoulder church, texas. he has an important message about defending the second amendment. that's coming up next. [sneezing]

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>> commonwealth of tightening security ahead of a second right amendment rally. thousands of activists expected to rally at the state capitol in richmond shortly. pete: the governor banning all firearms ahead of the event. ainsley: griff jenkins is live in richmond. hey, griff. griff: hey, yeah. let me show you the public is being let in for lobby day. increased security governor ralph northam credible threat against this rally. why these thousands of people are turning out to rally because democratic governor northam has a democrat controlled house and senate legislature. three pieces of legislation in particular already passed the senate. three things. it would revert to a law for one handgun per month purchase. along with increased universal background checks and increased local authority over guns in public places. another bill that they will be rallying against in the house is one that would essentially close private shooting ranges that have more than 50 employees we

spoke to one of the owners here at throne shooting academy named peyton and she is worried, listen. >> there is the one bill that is aiming to put us out of business. we are the solution. we are not the issue here. and we're not sure why they are targeting indoor gun ranges in the state of virginia. we do so much good. we create responsible gun owners on a daily basis. you know, we would love to have northam come here. take some classes and show him what it's actually about. >> now, this rally is being led by the virginia citizens defense league. they come here every year to lobby for second amendment rights. but particularly today they are going to be out in force in what is so far a peaceful morning. they are not taking any precautions out here. they are being safe. a lot of law enforcement, guys. steve: a lot of precautions, all right. griff jenkins on the capitol grounds in virginia. pete: rally very important for next guest who knows the firsthand what a difference a good guy with a gun can

make. make. ainsley: he saved hundreds of lives when he chased off a shooter from shoulder springs, texas church. steven, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you guys doing? steve: we are doing okay we are waiting to see what happens at this rally today. going back to 2017, when you confronted the man who had killed 23 people at the sutherld springs baptist church. >> 26. steve: if you did not have an ar-15 with you at the time you would not have been able to take out the shooter. can you explain why? >> well, he had on class 3 body armor. and if your viewers know, class 2 is usually what police departments carry. and class 2 will stop handguns. class 3 will stop rifles.

he came out and had tactical bullet proof helmet and class 3 body armor. if i had not had an ar-15, i probably would have not made steven that day changed your life that day you were in church in 2017. why is it modern poor you to be in richar richmond today? >> it's important because the people of rae need to know they can't stand for these kind of bans. our constitution stands against it. it shall not be infringed. these are rights given to us by god not by politicians they were rights, things set out and said that the government has no right to infringe on that they are rights given to us by god. pete: steven, as you speak, we are getting live pictures in richmond of people arriving at this protest.

there has been a lot of information, misinformation, characterization of the people showing up to you support the second amendment. explain why this has become such a big issue? why are all these people showing up to rally for the second amendment in virginia? we have to that's why our founding fathers gave us the right to speak out. that's why we have freedom of press and freedom to speak and to say what we believe the second amendment defends all of those rights. >> steve, what are you afraid the legislature and the governor in the commonwealth of virginia are going to do regarding the second amendment? you know, just like y'all just spoke about why would you want to close down ranges? if you are going to want to have people with guns, don't you think they should be

trained to shoot properly and be safe? why would you want to close down ranges? i think it's more about control than it is about the safety of the citizens. i mean, that's obviously an issue that has nothing to do with safety. they want to control. when you close down gun ranges and then you say, you know, and i heard that there was a bill at one time that was saying that it was going to be a felony to teach someone how to shoot a gun why would you do something like that because you want control. ainsley: we can't protect ourselves when a bad guy brings a gun in your house. pete: ranges and types of ammunition and magazines. clip magazine size and types of rifle because they look scary. to your point eventually they nip around the margins to try to get rid of the core of the second amendment which is good people

defending themselves. >> and i want to say right here they estimate and get at the wilson county police department, -- all the police departments that were around my church, all of them are great people they were coming just as fast as they could, they say they were five to seven minutes estimated behind me my community did have 5 to 78 minutes to wait. i get it, the police are there to protect us and stuff. but then in parkland, the judge said that the law enforcement had no duty it will be interesting to see what happens in richmond. thank you for joining us today. pete: good luck. appreciate it. >> you got it. ainsley: jillian has more headlines for us. jillian: let's begin with a fox news alert now. overnight an armed security

guard shoots and kills a gunman opening fire at missouri bar. at least two people dead, including the shooter and 15 others injured. 3 of them critically people waiting outside for a concert at the time of the shooting. police are currently looking for a mostly cloudy. the illegal immigrant charged with killing mollie tibbetts is calling for another delay in his murder trial. the mexican national arguing his confession should be tossed out because he was sleep-deprived. his attorneys also calling for the removal of new witnesses, including tibbetts boyfriend currently deployed. christian rivera is also accused of killing the iowa college student, dumping her body in a cornfield. the trial is expected to begin next month. 2020 hopeful bernie sanders says there are some problems when running for president. listen to this. >> do you think that gender still is an obstacle for female politicians? >> look, the answer is yes. but i think everybody has their own sets of problems. everybody brings some negatives, if you like. nobody is perfect. there ain't no perfect

candidate out there. jillian: vermont senator insisting he faces his own obstacles because of his age. adding he hopes voters can look past those traits. senator's views have been and you microscope after saying a woman couldn't be elected president in a private meeting. he has denied those claims. all eyes are on brad pitt and jennifer aniston. look at this. after this back stage moment was caught on camera. the actors congratulating each other at the screen actors guild awards. aniston also going viral for her reaction to pitt accepting his award. the two actors were one of the biggest couples in hollywood before splitting in 2005. ainsley: what do you think? if you are at the grocery store a lot of the magazines are saying they are back together. jillian: i don't know. steve: grocery store magazines are always right. pete: they can be. and that was a fawning look if i have ever seen one. ainsley: they definitely have chemistry.

jillian: she was generally happy. ainsley: maybe she camera right in her face. steve: doesn't want to scowl at that guy. pete: that looked real. it did. steve: wide ranging newscast, just saying. ainsley: i wish they would have worked out. pete: maybe they will end up working out again. life has a plan. steve: meanwhile, the plan is for us to vote in november of 2020. who will the democratic nominee be? the "new york times" has decided to pick no, ma'am one candidate but two. we have for endorsement. we have a former bernie sanders staffer and former joe biden staffer to react to that news coming up. you are not going to want to miss it. (whistling)

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jillian: good morning, welcome back. time for news by the numbersment first, seven. how many super bowls the 9ers have now advanced to after nfc title victory. they will play the kansas city chiefs who will play in their first super bowl in 50 years. next one point that's how many bet chiefs to win. the odds were adjusted after the 49ers decisive victory over the packers. finally $6,000, that's how much the average resale price for a super bowl ticket will cost you. that makes this year's game

the most in demand since ticket prices were first tracked by cheap seats. the cheapest one online going just under 5,000. the game is airing only on fox. steve? steve: and it's free. you don't have to actually go to miami. thank you, jillian. meanwhile, it's one of the left's most coveted endorsements and this morning the "new york times" throwing its full support behind not one but two democratic candidates. elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. so, what does this say about the current race? here to weigh in we have former sanders' campaign staffer tezlyn figaro and former obama-biden campaign advisor david morgan. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: tezlyn, let's start with you, what does it mean that they have endorsed elizabeth and amy and not, for instance, bernie sanders who they say is too divisive and too old and not joe biden who they say his time has passed.

it's time to pass the torch. they have gone with these two instead? >> well, it first means that newspapers don't vote so we have to always, you know, look at the fact that newspapers don't decide, you know, who will get to be the president of the united states. with that said, i don't think any of bernie's supporters were expecting the "new york times" the establishment to endorse him. you can see the look on their face that they certainly were not pleased with his answers. also, when you talk about, you know, time to pass the torch with joe biden, it really doesn't make a lot of sense because amy, senator amy as well as warren are not young either. i think they just wanted to make a choice to just move on from those types of candidates and to go ahead and give the ladies a push in this election. they do have different views of the world. but they certainly could have went with bloomberg who was endorsed twice by the "new york times." says a lot about him and what new york feels about him. so i think it's pretty clear that a field of candidate got smoked. steve: how much impact does the "new york times" endorsement have? >> not much.

steve, the truth is this is a 14-day out, four-way race all within the margin of error. 60% of iowa caucus goers haven't made up their mind truly yet. this is going to be decided on the ground of iowa not in the editorial back room. i would make a point this is the most unconventional unpredictable election coming up that we have had in modern history. the voters are going to be the boss and navigating this in the "new york times." steve: as well it should be. in the democratic party, i saw, i think the lead story in the "the washington post" right now is about the infighting between the top candidates. a lot of back and forth between bernie and biden. to set that up. let's get back into the way back machine, 2018, here's former vice president joe biden talking about social security. >> paul ryan was correct when they did the tax code, what's the first thing he decided we have to go after? social security and medicare. now, we need to do something about social security and

medicare. that's the only way you can find room to pay for it. steve: i don't know exactly why he is whispering. but, nonetheless, now they are fighting about some tape. and apparently bernie sanders put out a tape and the biden people say it was doctored. bernie says that's not the case. watch this. >> it's a flat lie. i have been a gigantic supporter of social security. this is a doctored tape. >> it was not doctored. it was what it is. time and time again joe biden has been clear in supporting cuts to social security. steve: all right. david. what do you make of the back and forth? >> the catfight has begun. look, i'm with politifact on this. my colleague and i will probably disagree. i think even senator sanders late yesterday said they should have run the whole tape. there was a sort of misrepresentation of context and substance.

biden has been strong on social security. the alliance for retired americans give him a 96% rating when he was a senator. he does talk about the deficit once in a while which is eventually something a president and candidate will have to when interest rates go up and we have to actually start paying for all of this. he has been a champion of social security as his campaign said. the truth is the democrats, this catfight will get united at some point. this is about beating trump. i think some of the polls and some of the pundits don't understand that that will unite the democrats uniquely and ultimately in this election, i believe. steve: all right. and tezlyn, one of the things that the "new york times" says about joe biden is his main pitch is i'm the only guy who can beat trump. >> yeah. well, this is right now this is not just about beating trump. this is about the record and who is trying to doctor their past record. the bottom line is joe biden, of course, has been a champion of social security. he has been a champion multiple times on tape saying he wanted to cut social security. if he has changed his mind just say it. don't lie to the american people. unlike the warren sanders debacle we can read and see

for ourselves who is lying. in this case vice president joe biden was inaccurate when he said the political facts said the tape was doctored. that's just a lifetime achievement putting out those type of words "doctored" makes people try to believe trying to defraud the american public and that's unfair and wrong to do. steve: a couple weeks away from voting in iowa it. is getting exciting. tezlyn and david, thank you for joining us live. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you. steve: great talk. the video shocking, a police sergeant assaulted by a mob in baltimore. lee leading to growing tensions between the police and. that and so much more coming up next. cancer treatment centers of america, they treat the whole person. everything is here. imaging, infusion. i don't have to go anywhere else. they cared about me as a person beyond

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>> named after him. >> lamar hunt trophy. >> they won super bowl? steve: remember joe montana. >> they've had plenty of wins, massive running game and defense like none other, with 4 rushers they put a ton of pressure on rogers. steve: fox on february 2nd, we will be live on saturday and sunday as well. ainsley: we are traveling down, we will be live friday,

saturday. that's true. pete: probably pulling for the chiefs, i don't know, let us know what you think, who are you pulling for, we will be there, we are excited. >> it's been 50 years, please pull for the chiefs. [laughter] steve: head guy in the senate, mitch mcconnell is trying to figure out, formulating a framework for the trial much like the democrats did with nancy pelosi and company formulated house resolution 660 which essentially stacked the deck against -- pete: mcconnell has the votes on the senate so they get to set rules. steve: one of the things in it we have heard a kill switch where as, if things start to spiral out of control the president's attorneys will be able to say, okay, you know what, we've had enough of this circus, let's have a vote, either you dismiss it or

something else. ainsley: all democrats want witnesses on sunday shows, listen to what they said. >> in any trail all relevant witnesses must be heard. any republican senator who say there is should be no witnesses or even that witnesses should be negotiated is part of the cover-up. >> let's bring in the witnesses, let's put the truth before the american people. >> we don't know what witnesses will be allowed. >> i also want to hear witnesses and see the new evidence. >> we believe that a fair trial. >> they want mick mulvaney to talk, executive privilege if they end up speaking to what they've talked to the president about then going forward the presidents, you're stripping the president of the ability to talk to his team without being worried about him repeat to go someone -- repeating to someone

else. pete: they had a chance. now they are saying it's not fair if we don't get witnesses in the senate. this points to shiny object, is it a cover-up, mueller, collusion, quid pro quo and bribery, it's been any must remember of things and i missed ten things in between there and it's all about witnesses an they are trying to frame and shape this that will make the president look bad. ainsley: now they have to present their case to the senate but it's not the senate's job to degree what is constitutionally the house's sole power. >> mitch mcconnell would like to use the clinton impeachment trial as a model where 24 hours essentially for each side which would make the entire festivity about 2 weeks long, after that, then senators will be -- after the president's team and the house managers, democrats make

their case, prosecution on that part, then apparently the senators can submit written questions and then both teams will answer those. pete: that's my favorite part. steve: and here is a question from somebody in ohio. and then they will take up whether or not to have witnesses, but right now, you know, it's just a talking point for the democrats. if you don't get witnesses, it's a cover-up, but apparently it was not a cover-up in the house when they did not call these witnesses. pete: correct, part of the president's defense team is robert ray, he was on the program earlier, we asked him about the process, here is what he had to say. >> this is an impeachment that constitute -- constitutionally flawed and under the circumstances given that that's untethered from the constitution itself. pete: you hear both sides invoke

constitutional. i'm here to safe guard the constitution and he will shoot that down, that's interesting. ainsley: second amendment. steve: right, so that lead us to the next segment. ainsley: that's right. pete: virginia tightening security defending second amendment, thousands of gun rights advocates to rally today. steve: griff jenkins live inside the rally in richmond, pretty good crowd is starting to form behind you. >> sure is, steve, ainsley and pete, we are many the event, this is the ground of virginia state capitol where the rally will take place, it's going to be in a few hours and this is just the early covers and the crowd, the security is very tight,i will spin you around to

see the entire ground under chain-linked fences. the reason they are lobbying in large numbers, traditionally a day to come out, the virginia assistance defense league rallying for second amendment rights but upset that democrat governor ralph northam, democrat legislature house and senate, passed 3 laws that would do 3 things essentially, one it would restore a one handgun a money purchase, universal background checks and would also give more local authority over guns in public places, we spoke with one of the delegates in the house because there's a lot of other bills in the last hour we told you about one that would close, you remember back in may, the rampage that killed 12 people, he's a republican glen davis, he says that the opposition to

these measures out here is bipartisan, listen. >> what definitely is bipartisan, i've had democrats come to me and say to me, glen, i'm a democrat but this is extremely important to me, this is the ability to protect your family and your loved ones and that's not a republican or democrat issue. >> now, governor northam has banned guns from being carried out here on the grounds because of the credible threats that he received and, of course, security we showed you so far, it's quiet, peaceful and very cold, guys. steve: faa locked down air space as well, a couple of the worries somebody might try to storm or weponized a drone, right? >> that's right, no drones flown over here in the no handguns, remember last thursday they arrested 3 individuals associated with a white supremacist group and that we don't know the exact intelligence but clearly the fbi

arrested them saying they thought that they might storm somehow this capitol, on this lobby you can talk to legislators and convince one way or the other on any given measure. pete: i've been texting to a few people. 3 buses headed from another town wait to go get there and that's happening around the state and virginia is an open-carry state without permit, even a long rifle, a few have also said to open carry. steve: not today. pete: we will see what happens when they get there, all we ask for is peaceful event in protection of second amendment, why and when do you get to restrict my ability to follow the law in the state of virginia which is currently an open-carry state and obviously governor northam wants to change. ainsley: god-giving right, i

grew up in south carolina where people like to hunt and protect their families and know that they have a weapon there in case they need it, steven willifford, hero of southerland springs, shooting in texas, he went and took out the shooter, listen to what he said on our show. >> why would you want to close down ranges, you'll have people with guns, don't you think they should be trained to shoot properly and be safe? why would you want to shoot closed down ranges, i think it's more about control than it is about the safety of the citizens. that's why freedom of press and -- and freedom to -- to speak and to say what we believe and so, and the second amendment defends all of those rights.

steve: that's why people are gathering in the common wealth of virginia in the states of the capitol because they are afraid the legislature will take some of those. pete: shutting down gun laws, they banned weapons at the capital, the point he made is a poynant one, if it takes law enforcement minutes when you have second as an individual in a free country you have the right to defend yourself. ainsley: the bad guys are going to get their guns, they're not necessarily following the law, it's the god people that when they do come face to face with the bad guy, they can protect themselves. steve: after the gunman had killed 26 people he had an ar15, if he did not have one, take out, you know, neutralize the shooter because he was wearing as he told us class 3 body armor and so he's making the argument

that this is one of the guns that people should have, we will be following the rally all day long, more on it tomorrow. pete: that's right, now we have additional few headlines, we head over the jillian. jillian: story that we have been following, two police officers are shot and killed in a horrific standoff, honolulu officer enríquez and kaliki were murdered after responding to an assault, both veteran officers were parents, shooter set fire to his home after landlord tried to evict him, police believed he died in fire which spread to over comes, police say he had mental health issues and previous run-in with one of the officers killed, two other women are still missing. also breaking overnight armed security guard shoots and kills gunman opening fire at missouri nightclub, at least one other person killed besides the shooter and 3 of them critically, police are waiting outside for a concert when shots rang out, police looking for a motive now, we will have a live

report from kansas city later this hour. today the nation celebrating dr. martin luther king, jr., tributes and peace marchs will be held honoring the civil rights leader's birthday. >> one of his famous quotes, i have decided to stick with love, hate is a burden to bear, he asked us to communicate without hatred, without fear and rencor. jillian: we are all one blood. prince harry speaking out for the first time after the megxit drama, the prince telling the crowd he had no option but to step away from royal duties. >> i hope you understand what it had come to that i respect my family back from all i have ever

known, take a step forward in what i hope can be a more peaceful life. jillian: comments come as his father-in-law accuses the couple of destroying the monarchy and turning it into a, quote, wal-mart with a crown. scathing words there. back to you. pete: yeah, lots of opinions on this. my opinion is that meghan markle is going to be yoka was to the beatles, she's breaking them up. steve: i love wal-mart. jillian: i'm waiting for me information to come out. ainsley: he said he had to do this, the queen said you're out or meghan said i'm taking the baby, either you're coming along or you're not. pete: he made a choice. steve: in one year they will revisit. the story not stopping any time soon. a caravan from guatemala to méxico, stopped by mexican police, this is new, a sign that

the trump administration's positionies at the border are working, acting cbp commissioner joins was that coming up. ainsley: senator ted cruz mocks nancy pelosi by saying the president will be impeached forever. >> when we get the final judgment the president would have been acquitted forever, bill hemmer to react before big debut. congratulations.

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impeached forever. [cheers and applause] steve: she's giggling about that, ahead of tomorrow's impeachment trial started at 1 lock, speaker pelosi warning president trump at about that impeachment forever business in response ted cruz fired back. >> nancy pelosi is going out on tv crowing that the president has been impeached forever, when we get the final judgment the president would have been acquitted forever of those bogus, that's a much better outcome for the president and for the country. ainsley: bill hemmer anker of the bill hemmer report show, good morning. >> i just feel like just stretching. >> 3-hour show to one-hour show. >> i didn't know when to go to bed last night, i didn't know when to wake up, i've been doing it for 12 years, all the habits

are changing. thank you very much. pete: what a week to start on. >> big week, i watched a lot over the weekend too and read a lot too, i think as far as the viewers are concerned, they're going to vote on the senate rules tomorrow at some point, i think that's when mitch mcconnell will review what the strategy will be, i imagine they will pass because they have 51 plus, that's all it takes, that's right, i think they'll probably be little bit of action tomorrow on the witness side, i think chuck schumer will raise fury about that, i think we are in store for some of the most boring television we have seen. steve: we are not talking about your show? >> 3:00 o'clock today, we will kill it, like a rocket launch here, once we get past some of the back and forth tomorrow afternoon it could be, could be a long -- ainsley: do you think they will call witnesses? >> i don't know.

i think the other thing on that once we get past tomorrow, we may get into a period where there's no action for 2 weeks because at the end of the two weeks they would make decisions. pete: lawyers presenting their cases, much of what we heard in the house, if you're asking questions you're doing it through the chief justice, the grand standing aspect is reduced, a lot of the same ground -- >> one thing i would add to that, pete, talk yesterday on fox news sunday, reporter on the hill filed late last night, mitch mcconnell may propose that they do 12-hour days starting tomorrow, which means if he gavels them to order at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon, they are still there at midnight. if they agree to that it would but a condensed time. steve: you'll be monday through

friday, 3:00 o'clock, tell us about your show. >> obviously the breaking news of the moment which, i think, anyone who is doing cable you have to stay in the moments to have day, the other thing we are trying for is news makers, we want to get people on the show that can bring us information that you can't get elsewhere, we will start today. one year from today 365 days from now a president will be inaugurated, president trump is either a one-termer officially today or beginning of second term, brad pascal will be on the show, michael bloomberg's campaign manager and democratic senators coming up who have a lot to say. ainsley: you're so good at breaking news, you'll be covering the breaking news for the network, right? >> we will do that on case-by-case basis when it meets the need, yeah. steve: a year from now president trump will be inaugurated or --

if he's inaugurated one year from today next impeachment. stay tune for that. [laughter] >> awesome to be with you guys, i'm taking the chiefs. i think the difference is andy reid their head coach. i know it's a little contrary and thought right now because everybody is on the 49ers band wagon, i will take the chiefs and reserve the right to change my mind any day. [laughter] steve: wow, what a politician. >> i will see you in miami on friday. steve: see you at 3:00. >> thank you. steve: straight ahead on the program in new documentary justice clarence biden blasted joe biden for confirmation battle, the director of that film joins us next. >> sit there and look attentively at people you know, have no idea what they're talking about. and it was fine, i understood what he was trying to do, i

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ainsley: we are back with fox news alert, overnight at least one person is dead and over dozen injured after shooting in bar in missouri, gunman was killed by one of the bar

security guards, marcus live at the scene, marcus. >> the scene is indeed, contain ed, but that happened after, of course, the gunman hurt 15 people and 3 of which were shot and critically different and sent to different area hospitals, everything happened around 11:30 p.m., the shooter for unknown reason fired shots. there was a woman, her name nor the suspect, his identity have not been released either. police officers are locking into, a number of different agencies responded but kansas city police have control of the investigation as they try to piece why it happened and the man responsible who did it. >> it's unknown what started this event, there was a line to

get in at the location of the bar, there's a line to get in and the suspect showed up and started shooting into the line of people, we don't know what precipitated all of that. >> there's a lot of people here and it took like i said earlier, it took officers from all over the city just to stabilize the scene before we could start investigating it. >> and that investigation has continued since 11:30 last night and will continue throughout the rest of the morning but the situation bring to light an issue that has plagued kansas city and that's gun violence presents both sides of the argument because the man that shot and killed multiple people was armed and had a gun but the man that stopped the situation he too had a gun, this is a situation and conversation that will continue in days, weeks and months to follow and in just the last 5 years, more than 600 people in kansas city, missouri alone have been killed in gun-related incidents, a

conversation that will pick up around the city very soon. ainsley: ongoing debate, thank you so much, marcus. steve is downstairs. steve: thanks, ainsley, he went to poverty to seat in the supreme court, new documentary that comes out, story of justice clarence thomas, he addresses 1991 confirmation battle. >> you know and i know it is a big, big deal and in conclusion -- >> one of the things you do in hearings is you have to sit there and look attentively at people you know have no idea what they're talking about. and it was fine, i understood what he was trying to do, i didn't really appreciate it. steve: director of created equal, clarence thomas in his own words, michael pack. >> good morning. steve: i think he was referring to question joe biden had placed

and clarence thomas said you have to pay attention to what the guys were saying. >> before anita hills charges were leaked asked clarence thomas, justice thomas felt rightly the whole point to get to say something about abortion, they went into long argument but the real point was abortion. steve: ultimately to put this documentary together you had amazing access too, somebody we haven't heard much from, in fact, when clarence thomas is sitting on the supreme court during oral arguments i don't know that he's ever asked a question. >> we talk about that in the documentary. that's right, this is a chance for view toaster hear his whole story and hear from justice thomas, i conducted 30 interviews with him and his wife. he speaks directly to camera, viewers get to hear his very remarkable life story directly

and including as you just said about the way he experienced the confirmation battle. >> indeed, and how he went through life, watch this sound bite from created equal. >> we are supposed to be revolutionary, lashing out at every single thing. i had decided to vote for ronald reagan, giant step for a plaque -- plaque -- black man, this is the wrong plaque man, he had to be destroyed. >> he came from really dire poverty in savannah and raised by his grandfather and at some point he rebelled, never a liberal, just radical. a chunk of the film back from being sympathetic to where he is

today to voting for ronald reagan as he says in the clip, remarkable story on many levels. steve: so many people have ever heard him in his own words. check out the new movie, it's in theaters, big documentary, opens nationwide on january 1st. >> yes, check website, justicethomasmovie.com. >> the movie is called created equal, looks terrific. >> thank you very much, steve. steve: check that out end of this month, meanwhile clashes at the mexican-guatemalan border as mexican police stop caravan of migrants, is this proof that the president's policies are finally working, we will talk to acting cbp commission mark morgan, he's next, freed under new york's bail reform law and now wants the feds to bail him, that story

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> start us off right there. we have another caravan heading north looks like they are shooting towards the united states, but something happened. ainsley: over the weekend more than 2,000 migrants coming through guatemala stormed the mexican border and look at this, they were stopped by mexican police, does méxico's involvement show trump's policies are working? >> mark thanks for being here this morning, those pictures stand in star contrast how caravans an how mexican government treated them a year ago, two years ago, why the difference? >> i would say just as soon as 7, 8 months ago, make no mistake, the reason why we are seeing a reason now because the president's strategies which included negotiations with the government of méxico as well as

northern triangle countries and the countries have stepped up in unprecedented ways, pete, to join together with the united states and address this as a regional crisis it is, those pictures you're showing right now absolutely shows that and i'm confident méxico will continue to do what they have to stop and deny, impede this caravan. steve: because, mark, there's money on the line here, the president made it very clear, if méxico wasn't going to step up to the plate, he was going to slap tariffs on them like he did on china and others and clearly they thought about it a little while and, you know what, you're right, we probably ought to do that, isn't that what we are seeing? >> i think that's exactly right, again the president's negotiation and tariffs was a part of that that really brought the government of méxico as well as northern triangle countries to the table to really have reasonable rational discussions of what needs to be done regionally to address the crisis, i have to give the government of méxico credit, they have stuck to their promise and they are doing just that,

this isn't the first caravan in the past 7 or 8 months, they are going stop the caravan. ainsley: if you look at statistics, increase in drugs seized in 2016, cocaine up, heroin 33%, meth 267%, fentanyl, 115, why is that? >> this is what we do not talk enough about, we have been saying all along, this is not just illegal immigration crisis, this is also national security crisis because we have bad people and bad things coming in and we need additional resources like technology and the wall, the wall is not just to stop illegal immigration, it's to stop the drugs that are pouring into this country, last year over 70,000 people died from a drug overdoses, that's more than entire vietnam war, we need to do everything we can to stop drugs from pouring into this country. >> when you look at the numbers, are those increases of product

to attempts to move drugs across the border or tighter security so we are intercepting more of it? >> it's both, pete, this is what people need to understand, cocaine, heroin, meth, fentanyl that i call, we have seen those seizures skyrocket, methamphetamine from this time last year has gone up almost 80%, the majority from the southwest border, that's why i always say, every city, town and state is a border city town and state because if you have a meth overdoes in detroit and ohio, mark my words it came from the southwest border. steve: quick question, is expansion to have wall helping? >> absolutely, every mile this brand-new wall system increases our operational capacity to impede and deny bad things and bad people from coming into this country absolutely, steve. pete: there's even more money coming, i've heard numbers 7, 80

by 2022, the goal to go further. >> the goal is to go further, i'm confident we will get 450 miles in strategic location that is border patrol needs and i'm confident that because of this president we will get additional miles we need to safeguard our borders. pete: we shall see thank you for your time. ainsley: hey, jillian. jillian: accused serial bank robber wants the feds to bail him out, federal custody after being arrested for the sixth time, a federal judge revealed he was sentenced to 8 years behind bars in south carolina 2 years ago but not clear why he got out so early, he's back in court for bail hearing on friday. tensions are rising in baltimore between city leaders and police union over this viral video of a mob attacking a sergeant, the officer trying to make an arrest

when a suspect spit in his face, dan bongino joined us earlier blaming the city leaders. >> ly blame -- i will blame the leaders for this. she said to me the greatest sound of the world for spouse of police officer is the sound of velcro at night, meaning your spouse made it at home at night. >> two people have been arrested, the officer was not seriously hurt, the city's police union slams the mayor for having no plan to deal with crime. the city of san antonio has reportedly spent more than $300,000 to keep chick-fil-a out of airport, cbs report that san antonio that suit comes and banning last march for legacy of

antilgbtq. promote today lieutenant in tampa police department while deployed. >> it's very humbling, i feel -- i feel very, very honored by this. feels great to be home, it really does. jillian: lieutenant moss received the first responder of the year award at fox nation patriot award last november, wife and 3 girls accepted the honor. that's a look at your headlines, send it back to you. pete: welcome home. let's toss it to janice dean out in the cold for us. janice: do it again. [cheers and applause]

>> amazing crowd, i remember why i moved to florida, hi, girls, what's your name? where do you live? >> north of tampa. >> can i come with you? >> yeah. janice: what's your name? and? >> i'm 16 from wisconsin. [cheers and applause] janice: let's take a look because it's cold outside, here is where the cold are coming from, our friends in canada, this is last day over the next week or so we will start to see temperatures moderate or feel, you know, more seasonal, we do have the storm system that will move across the central u.s. and that will be our next weather maker, could bring snow to northeast on the weekend, there's your forecast today, it's cold outside, oh, my gosh, you guys are amazing, thank you for coming, say hi to pete, steve and ainsley. pete: good morning. [cheers and applause] steve: it better be cold, it's

january, if it's not cold we are in trouble. ainsley: they are all bundled, it is the backstage reunion that everyone is talking about brad pitt and jennifer aniston reunited and it feels so good but there's one moment you probably haven't seen, comedian michael has the big trending hollywood stories next. steve: first let's check in with sandra smith for a preview on what happens on her show with a new face. sandra: brand-new week and brand-new cohost, the impeachment trial of the president begins this week in the senate, what exactly will that look like, we don't know yet, both sides making their case, plus it is martin luther king, jr. day how america is honor the civil right's hero, also brand-new day in america's news room, ed henry will be joining me, we will see you in just a few minutes.

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ainsley: a done deal, the duke of sussex insisting he had no other option but to step away from royal duties. steve: michael, good morning to you. >> good morning to you, guys. steve: nobody is talking about bring brexit but everybody is talking about megxit. >> it's the most important thing that has ever happened. i'm with you, she definitely broke up -- what does she think was going to happen? you have duties and responsibilities, they can all be like carriage rides and photo shoots, at some point you have to tour and visit orphanages and kiss babies. >> it can't all be carriage rides. now it's a reality show, they are moving to canada, they will no longer be royals, now i want cameras to film, you know. ainsley: aren't movie producers, they are all going to be attacking each other trying to get her for the next movie,

everyone is going to watch it. >> i don't know about a movie, i want to see her wake up to reality of life in canada. [laughter] steve: reality show. >> from being a royal to being like living in the suburbs of what ottawa? it's going to be, that's a harsh wake-up call. i used to be somebody. steve: everybody was at big award show last night in hollywood and apparently brad pitt and jennifer aniston and watch this when he wins, look at her reaction as they cut away the camera. >> difficult part, the guy who gets high, takes his shirt off and doesn't get home with his wife. [laughter] >> they cut to his former wife jennifer aniston. >> that's american royalty right

there, aren't we rooting for them to get back together. ainsley: and then when -- >> there she is. ainsley: she was on stage he was backstage watching from the side and doing the same thing. there are rumors, i've seen in newspapers and all of the magazines that they are back together. >> they have to, they have to. that's hollywood ending. funny story, she knew me for a split second, i had just moved to hollywood and i was at this mexican restaurant and out come jennifer aniston and looks at me like i know you and she realizes and she doesn't and keeps walking, for the one brief shining moment i was someone. [laughter] >> hey, shut up, steve. >> how are things going in party? >> they are going very well, i put a new video recently of who i would cast on impeachment the

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