another busy day on tap. please stay tuned for fox, we have impeachment coverage throughout the day part "fox and friends first" continues with the president in davos on the economic forum. >> the president's council would talk about this day. >> the only one who should be embarrassed is you. rob: it is wednesday january 2, '02, fox news alert, the senate wrapping up the first day of impeachment debate just hours ago. laced night dustups into this morning. rob: from the eleventh hour rule change to chuck schumer's last stand, live with all major moments before they are back in session today. >> i am sure it is going to work out fine. rob: the president looking past impeachment at home and focusing on america's economic success in switzerland. jillian: live in davos with several critical trade talks.

a super bowl better you will want to get in on. rob: how you can score free wings, "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. straight to a fox news alert, senators leaving the capital three hours ago approving finally rules for donald trump's impeachment trial after 12 hours of heated debate. >> if the senate allows the president to get away with such obstruction, it will affect the senate's power of subpoena and oversight just as much of the house. >> what does adam schiff mean by

obstructing? unless you do exactly what he says regardless of your constitutional rights then you are obstructing. the president of the united states declassified that telephone call and released into the public. how is that for transparency? >> you don't get credit for transparency when you get caught. jillian: a lot of talk about, a lot of breakdown, griff jenkins live with the sparks flying on the senate floor into the overnight hours and early morning hours. >> reporter: a few hours ago, the senate is looking tired. a marathon day out of the gate. as the saying goes nothing good happens after midnight. the defense team turning viciously personal. >> the president relies on the theory of absolute immunity that says he can order anybody in the executive branch not to testify to the house or senate.

it is embarrassing the president council would talk about this today. >> the only one who should be embarrassed is you. for the way you have addressed this body. this is the united states senate. >> reporter: shortly before 1:00 am citing a precedent on civil discourse chief justice roberts finally had enough. >> i think it is appropriate at this point for me to admonish both the house managers and the president's council in equal terms to remember that they are addressing the world's greatest elaborative body. one reason it has earned that title is because it's members avoid speaking in a manner and using language that is not conducive to civil discourse. >> in the end the senate adopting mitch mcconnell's framework for the trial along

party lines, 53-47. defeating all 11 of chuck schumer's amendments, drawing the republican support except for one offered, republican senator susan collins breaking ranks in a 52-48 vote. overseas of the world economic forum the president was asked about it. >> did you watch the trial? >> we have a great case. >> reporter: the trial resumes at 1:00 and we are just getting opening statements, who knows where this goes. jillian: during tuesday's marathon session adam schiff claimed the president's lawyer, alan dershowitz is a repeatable constitutional law expert. rob: dershowitz says adam schiff should look in the mirror. >> i have been spending the last two days with dusty books going back to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries reading

blackstone and reading the debates over the constitution and the trial of andrew johnson and i have come to the firm conclusion that the two elements of impeachment directed against donald trump are unconstitutional, the framers would have rejected abuse of power, would have rejected obstruction of congress, they rejected things like it. they didn't want to turn the united states into a british parliamentary system where congress controls the executive and prime minister or president can be voted out of office by simple majority vote of the legislature. jillian: opening arguments will get underway this afternoon. rob: the drama plays out on capitol hill, donald trump kicking off day 2 of the world economic forum. the president is in a bilateral meeting with the leader of curtis dan. he is keeping a strict america first agenda and warning the european union as he aims to strike some new trade agreements. benjamin hall joins us with what we can expect today.

>> reporter: a very busy day already for donald trump in the snowy davos. we heard him speaking with the president of the kurdish region of northern iraq. they reiterated they worked together on isis to secure the oil of northern syria, he was very grateful for donald trump's leadership, his support in working closely with the kurds. aside from that we have seen donald trump very much on message saying america is booming and open for business. he says his administration is the one that brought business back saying the american dream is bigger, better and stronger than ever before and tweeted this, making progress in davos, tremendous numbers of companies will be coming returning to the usa. hottest economy, jobs jobs jobs. that is a warning shot to the europeans. the treasury secretary steve mnuchin saying italy and britain could face us levees if they proceed with proposed tax on american tech companies, the president floating the idea a

strong economic sanction if the us and eu strike a new trade deal. >> are you planning on imposing auto tariffs on imports? >> we expect to make a deal with europe and if they don't make a deal we have strong consideration. we have been treated badly of the country for many years on trade. if they are fair we are not going to have a problem. >> reporter: donald trump giving very little impression of being concerned by the impeachment trial underway in dc. he did issue one a tweet yesterday that said read the transcript. another busy day for the transcript, maria bartiromo as we speak, he will next meet with iraqi president and other world leaders that he could meet with, possibly even zelinski of ukraine. we can all imagine in dc, screens will be tuned for me to events there. rob: thank you so much.

jillian: additional troops are being thrown out of iraq to be evaluated for possible concussions. the soldiers may have been injured during the iranian missile attack earlier this month. 11 servicemembers are being examined for concussion. no one was killed. the strike was retaliation for the killing of iranian general qasem soleimani. rob: the supreme court will hear a school funding case that could have begin location for religious freedom. justices will determine whether the state of montana violated the first amendment when prohibiting several low income families from using attacks credit to pay for private religious school. the state supreme court struck down the scholarship program entirely. >> donald trump is planning to expand his controversial travel ban. the president telling the wall street journal he will add multiple countries by the end of the month. restrictions will be placed on the 7 countries the president is

not confirmed. people may not be banned outright but could be barred from the visa lottery program. >> michael avenatti is not getting a jail cell anytime soon. he is staying right now in the same cell, the drug kingpin el chapo. 's attorneys asked to get him out of solitary confinement with temperatures they described as feeling like they were in the mid 40s in that so. the warden at the new york city jail says he was landed in that sell for his own safety. avenatti heads to federal court today for extortion and embezzlement. >> reservations underway for the new jersey rally, the event having the most ticket requests out of all the events nationwide. kim jong un corner to congress and jeff fan drew will join the president, 100,000 tickets have been requested.

>> hosting the event, 7400 people. rob: band room switched to the republican party over his opposition to impeachment. >> democrats go over 11 for their management's for impeachment. >> the motion to table is agreed to. the motion is tabled. >> now that the rules, what has changed since the clinton trial, he joins us with that next. >> america's pastime at the center of the title fight, the effort to deliver not one the two world series championships, the dodgers, stay tuned. ♪ and that america ♪ home of the free ♪ innovation is not just about that one 'a-ha' moment. science is a process. it takes time, dedication. it's a journey. we're constantly asking ourselves, 'how can we do things better and better?'

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just hours after a staggering out of the capital last night. what can we expect in day 2? shannon: john malcolm, good to see you here. a lot of people are making the argument you will hear a lot today that the democrats essentially spent all this time yesterday laying out their case for the american people, what they want them to hear and what in their mind the republicans are not allowing to happen. what do you say to that? >> that is right. the day was supposed to be arguing about amendments to propose rules from mitch mcconnell but they had a lot of time to use so they began by mixing in procedural arguments with their opening arguments but now they will have 24 hours to make their case including repeating whatever points they made supplemented by the record they were able to develop in the house.

rob: a lot of redundancy today. look at all the amendments mitch mcconnell was able to table by having the majority, a list of everything chuck schumer tried to get through and failed. a minor loss in the beginning but held his caucus together successfully. >> wasn't much of a loss. he originally said give each side 24 hour to make their case and they will each have two calendar days to do it which would make for two very long days for each side. he decided to make that three days for each side which is exactly how it was during the clinton 1999 impeachment trial. of the rules had been adopted, they are remarkably similar with one exception i can discern to the rules that were adopted for that trial. jillian: there were many heated moments, let's listen to a portion of it. >> the president sometimes relies on the theory of absolute

immunity that says that he can order anybody in the executive branch not to testify to the house or senate, embarrassing the president's councils would talk about this today. >> the only one who should be embarrassed, mister nadler, is you, for the way you have addressed this body. this is the united states senate. jillian: the chief justice took control essentially saying enough is enough, this is the best a liberated of body in the world, civil discourse is the rule in the senate. what do you make of it? >> the chief justice will not have much of a role to play, trying to keep the corpsman the senate will be one of them. i am sure the people will be tired and tempers will flare. as to the substance of the point, jerry nadler said the president is just invoking executive privilege all over the place and that is why we had to impeachment article 2, obstruction of congress. the president is going back to george washington invoking executive privilege. that is why we have courts to

resolve constitutional issues and that is one of them. rob: the fight over witnesses, the biggest fight will be delayed until after the opening statements and there is this small group of democrats that are considering a hunter biden for john bolton swap. each side get some money they want. do you think any of the leadership on either side - >> ultimately it is not up to the leadership. you've got to get a majority of senators voted for witnesses deciding which witnesses to call. there are 53 republican senators was everybody talking about lisa murkowski, susan collins, mitt romney, the letter two indicated when they were going to vote to support these rules and wait until after the lawyers argue they are inclined to want to hear from witnesses including possibly john bolton and in order to get a fourth senator to join the democrats, lamar alexander, pat roberts.

rob: you think more than 50 would go for both of those? is there enough agreement among 51 people that both of those men will testify? >> if you got all 43 democrats, 45 democrats in the two independents and four republicans, that is all it would take, such a swap would be possible, you might hear from a couple witnesses, those are the most likely ones but we will see what happens after they asked questions but it is possible. kim jong un global health alert is an outbreak first contained in china arrives in the us. >> this is a potentially serious public health issue for which we have the playbook. >> we know about the deadly superbug that has american airports on high alert, we are coming back on a wednesday morning.

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disease 5 days after his return. he is in good condition at a hospital near seattle where he will remain in isolation for 48 hours. secretary of health and human services alex a czar said they are ready to handle this. >> a potentially serious public health issue for which we have the playbook and we will keep ratcheting up control, multilayered approach is appropriate in close consultation with donald trump. >> the cdc is screening at 5 us airports as millions trail for the chinese new year. anyone flying to the us from the chinese city of rouhani must enter from one of those 5 airports there. screenings for the disease are similar to the process you see here in china. the world health organization is meeting today to discuss whether to declare a global health process. rob: apple is reportedly, you

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jillian: we are back with a fox news alert, day one of the impeachment trial ending with fireworks, explosive debate between house managers and the president have stevens team didn't end until 2:00 this morning, the senate rules for the trial after 12 hours. >> they are asking you to use your office to remove your political opponent from the ballot. that is wrong. >> i see a lot of senators voting for a cover-up, voting to deny witnesses, absolutely indefensible, obviously. a treacherous vote. rob: it got so heated chief justice john roberts had to admonish both sides. jillian: susan collins voting with democrats on a motion to

table a procedural amendment about brief filings. rob: he famously misquoted the president's transcript and now adam schiff may have twisted words once again. jillian: he sent a letter to jerry nadler allegedly mischaracterizing a text message exchange between parnas and rudy giuliani in which parnas referred to setting up a meeting with mister z. adam schiff said that was ukrainian president zelinski but it was likely burisma's founder. rob: giuliani says it is impossible to address all the democrat lying today, members who conspired to defraud. and our serial liars. jillian: bring in the man of the hour, griff jenkins. so much to talk about. we were texting earlier this morning into no one's surprise everything was down party lines.

what does that tell you about this being political in nature which democrats argue it is not? >> reporter: the point is in the house it didn't move the needle. people were not persuaded to lean more towards impeachment, republicans were not convinced of anything. the headline you had over parnas and adam schiff, you've got to get it right. trying to convince the majority in the senate, republicans to come to your side and what we saw in that marathon day was minority leader chuck schumer not getting enough republicans to call witnesses and issue subpoenas for documents. rob: you think mitch mcconnell was the big winner of the day? the republican party was worried about moderates, schumer sent these resolutions and they all failed. >> perhaps mcconnell could take a short victory lap but be careful because the strategy of

schumer was to get this out before you have the opportunity to make the case knowing mcconnell hasn't ruled out witnesses yet. after the 24-hour opening statements happened and then make the case with this setup they have just done. it may in the court of public opinion gone too far and ultimately, take the big victory lap. jillian: thanks for joining us. he had one senator, nobody liked him, nobody wants to work with him, he got nothing done, that quote coming from hillary clinton when asked about her former rival. jillian: here's how bernie sanders is responding to a cheap shot from hillary. >> on a good day my wife likes me.

secretary clinton is entitled to her point of view. my job is to put together a team to defeat the most dangerous president in the history of the united states of america. rob: joining us with bernie sanders's 2016 campaign, on a good day my wife likes me. he played that perfectly. >> that was really funny. i know a lot tagging i like him and hillary clinton was talking about his colleagues, not his supporters. his supporters like him. my question is the timing of this is very strange. why didn't she say this four years ago? you come back to the playground to throw a rock doesn't make sense to me. she should have said how she felt about him then. it really shows it is going to be another divisive -- i don't

understand the point of this, you have some hash tacking all night long, more hash than hashbrowns. this is not moving us forward in the let's all get along and defeat trump direction. >> poor tom can't catch a break. jillian: hillary clinton walked this back a little bit and everybody wanted my authentic unvarnished views, the number one priority for the country is retiring trump and i will do whatever i can to support our nominee. what do you make of that? >> there is no walking back, the train has left the station, we are talking about it. stand on what you said. one thing they like of his policies. when you talk about who likes to it doesn't make sense. i am sure the establishment is not afraid of bernie sanders and

bernie sanders is not a friend of the establishment. i don't understand the timing of this. this was unnecessary and creating more of a divide. jillian: thank you for joining us. rob: we are going to go to the president in davos. >> thank you very much. >> an important opportunity to meet donald trump to talk about these things, challenging times, difficult times, a candy conversation. we have a good relationship and the united states has been a partner to iraq. the mission needs to be accomplished and we share the same mission for a sovereign iraq. >> what is the plan for iraq? >> we are talking about a lot of different things and you will be

hearing whatever we do but they like what we are doing and we like them and have a good relationship. i can only speak for my administration, i won't speak for past administrations but we had a good relationship. we are down to a very low number, down to 5000, a very low number to start with and we will see what happens. >> are you still considering sanctions against iraq? >> we will see what happens. >> we have a lot of common interest to fight extremism, a sovereign iraq, friends of the neighbors. >> we are involved in the oil business and that has always been very important from their standpoint and our standpoint. we allow positive things to talk about. we are getting to a low number

so we will make a determination. thank you all very much. jillian: the president, just a couple words, a couple short questions about sanctions, we will see what happens and jumped in, we have some common interests. rob: the president just killed qasem soleimani and there was all that speculation about whether iraq was going to make us troops get out of iraq and that was a hectic moment for the president and an important meeting. >> democrats déjà vu repeating a memorable campaign blunder by jeb bush. >> get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. please clap. jillian: if you thought that was awkward look what happened to pete buttigieg in iowa. rob: carly shimkus joins us the moment that made the former mayor squirm coming up.

>> things getting awkward on the campaign trail for mayor pete. watch this. >> spread that sense of hope to those that you know. come on. [applause] jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115, how the internet is responding. >> if you think that moment sensible your you are not alone because mayor pete is reminding people of this cycle. >> government lives within its means. please clap. >> please clap. one twitter user says it would be better if someone held up and applause sign.

combining the two names, and stephen on twitter chiming in saying why is everything a remake these days. we are getting the same movies in hollywood and now our politicians are copping each other's moments. >> still trying to win the world series. >> not necessarily the dodgers asking for it. >> you are right. los angeles city council is right about that, they voted unanimously yesterday to ask major league baseball to award the world series title to the dodgers. one of the councilmen who presented that said it would be appropriate payback besmirching the national pastime and there has to be a message that this isn't allowed. i heard a note from you and some agree. the la city council should worry about more important things,

this twitter user says this is such an la thing to do and you may be coming from, don't give it to the dodgers and that is coming from the dodgers fan. that is the appropriate thing to do. >> should be able to play baseball. if this is as bad as people are alleging. >> it is affecting the red sox too. we shall see. >> they would want to get a title too. let's talk about milton warner. >> the senator not rating very high but people's felt bad for senators when they learned they only get milk and water during the impeachment trial but there is a silver lining and you are looking at it. that is a candy vest. senator pat toomey is responsible for making sure it is well supplied. social media chiming in on the

strange impeachment menus, david says i would rather sneak in piñata's and chips. it is kind of funny these conception rules, milk, water, candy on the senate floor, as the senate classroom. it matches that menu. >> a rough 12 hour day. >> ilhan omar and the squad have a powerful force on the left. one republican is making a case to her minnesota district. >> i'm running because ilhan omar is doing irreparable harm not only to her district, not only through her state but to the whole country. >> gop challenger joins us with why ilhan omar must be stopped. >> time to check in with todd pyro in jupiter, florida, to see what is going on on "fox and friends". i heard you say it is 30 degrees out there.

>> the monthly trip down here, you see the instagram shot. it is beautiful, 40 mile an hour gusts, 30 degrees this morning. nature. anyway. let's focus on what is important. john kennedy, senator from louisiana always good for an awesome soundbite and from the great state of new york, trump 2020 campaign manager is going to be interesting to hear what he talks about when it comes to impeachment. you have something? rob: it looks old, you look old. >> it is not even 6:00. we have a riproaring crowd already. i'm hearing schmidt in the head. it is going to be a wild day. rob: we can't wait. we will see you later.

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>> ilhan omar has a new challenge are looking to unseat the progressive politician and reverse her far left policies. >> ilhan omar is doing irreparable harm not only to her district and her states but to the whole country. my duty is to defend my country and my duties to stand up to her. >> joining us is that republican candidates, dhalia akheedi. >> good morning and thanks for having me. >> you have one big similarity

to ilhan omar. >> you just saw it. i truly believe ilhan omar is harming not only just the state of minnesota or the district. ilhan omar is harming the whole country. if you look at us we look alike, we came to the united states as refugees, we both are women we both came from the same faith, we both are muslims but we are totally different the way we approach issues. the way we love the country is different, the way we approach issues and the country is different.

she wants to make us divided. we are not as divided as she or they want. we are all americans, all citizens and yes, we have our differences but not as divided as they are trying. >> here is your platform, you want to boost natural security, immigration reform as well which is interesting and strengthen local economies. what do you want to do with immigration. >> an important issue, i came to the states as a refugee but as i speak now, i'm not a refugee anymore.

i'm a u.s. senate and who came from iraqi origins. the information issue i established with donald trump because, let me tell you why. i came to the united states a legal immigrant and there is no secret that so many people are trying to harm the us and harm donald trump's rhetoric and harm the us by having open borders and not vetting the people that are coming into the country which is very dangerous and we have seen it in different countries, in europe. we have a right to defend our country. rob: do you support the decision

of the administration to reduce the amount of refugees coming to the country? is a refugee how do you stand on that? >> if we get the right people, yes. we welcome refugees but we need the right people. we don't need criminals, we don't need terrorists, we don't need radicals. we vet like any other country and this is the right of every country to protect its citizens, to protect the country. fittings indefinitely. i was vetted before i came here, why i should be vetted and went through the whole system until i was allowed to come to the united states, why others don't follow the use rules. rob: thank you for your time. appreciate it. jillian:'s mother headlines, joe biden threatening ice agents involved in deporting illegal immigrants caught drunk driving.

>> you are fired if you do that. you only arrest for the purpose of dealing with a felony that is committed and i don't count drunk driving is a felony. jillian: biden would issue an executive order saying immigrants can only be deported for felonies. former acting ice director tom homan called it ridiculous. >> he doesn't like what ice is doing you can change the law but you cannot fire a law enforcement officer for enforcing the law he is supposed to enforce. laws that were passed by congress. it is ridiculous. jillian: 29 people are killed in dui incidents every day in the us. to see 20 -- 2020 hopefuls joining the impeachment trial, alexandria ocasio cortez replacing bernie sanders at his iowa rallies while he serves as

a jurat the trial. massachusetts senator it was before and talking to supporters through a remote video speech. rob: the driver lucky to be alive after losing control. [bleep] rob: the shocking freeway ping-pong that was caught on camera. getting heated on the hardwood, what sparked this bench gearing brawl that spilled into the sands. ♪ bad to the bone ♪bbbbb bad . .

rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. nba super star lebron james giving a group of kids a surprise of a lifetime. james showing up at the harlem ymca giving everyone access to bikes. love cycling and used to ride his bike to and from his games. jillian: next the bad. ricocheting off guardrails. watch this video of an out-of-control car. >> oh oh he's still going. >> oh. >> oh my god. >> somebody call 911. [screams] >> witnesses capturing the horrifying moments the car flipping off a colorado highway down an embankment. uninjured woman is facing dwi charges. rob: i would think so. blocked shot late in the game basket brawl at the kansas vs. kansas state game. >> that's not good. >> this is bad.

>> wow, the bench clearing as players threw punches at the end the last night's blow out. police had to be called in to break up this fight no. word on if anyone is going to be punished. >> have a good day. steve: we have a fox news alert. it is 12 noon right now in davos, switzerland. we are awaiting a news conference with president trump as he is wrapping up day two at the world economic forum there in switzerland. ainsley: that's right. this follows the bilateral meetings with the leaders of kurdistan and the leader of iraq how see there. pete: chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us live from davos as president pushes his america first agenda. good morning -- good afternoon. >> pete, ainsley and steve good morning to you. or is it afternoon. he pushes the agenda and edge of the envelope. run from this live shot to talk to him at