of 397 individuals, one person voted against derek jeter. rob: he makes a good point. got to fill that 24 hours somehow. jeter inducted into coopers town this summer. jillian: got to go. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ you know i'm going to ♪ cowboy [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ cowboy ♪ [cheers and applause] steve: hey, everybody. live from new york, it's our first 2020 live show. thanks for coming today. [cheers and applause]

brian: so adam schiff just wrapped up and tossed to us. thanks, adam. appreciate you wrapping up so early. so many information didn't get the same themes or comments. steve: welcome to the schiff show post game show. brian: one more day left. ainsley: i had a friend called me mom, i think sean hannity said something he wasn't supposed to say on tv three times. and he was saying you the schiff show. steve: i thought you were talking about a woman whose child's first words were impeachment. they watch a lot of tv. ainsley: our senators are so exu.s. sauced. lisa mur cow is i said i'm one pooped puppy. i'm going home for a glass of wine and a bath. brian: right. of course the big news today 11:00 and why we are all here today and dressed so nice eli manning will be retiring and discussing that mostly for the next three years. i think he should have stuck

around. steve will have more on this as it develops. steve: anyway, welcome to sports center. brian: let me tell you this. we woke griff up early. it wasn't easy. an early night. day three get set for a weekend performance by the defense team for president trump. griff? griff: good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. to our esteemed guest in the live studio audience, final day house managers are making their case against the president led by their man, adam schiff passionately pleading with the senators. >> if right doesn't matter, we're lost. if the truth doesn't matter, we're lost. no constitution can protect us, right doesn't matter anymore. and you know you can't trust this president to do what's right for this country. griff: and a milder jerry nadler after being admonished by the chief

justice, comparing this now to watergate. >> this presidential stonewalling of congress is unprecedented in the 238-year history of our constitutional republic. it puts even president nixon to shame. this conduct is not america first. it is donald trump first. griff: democrats continue to demand witnesses and talk of a trade appears to be off the table at the moment. the president weighing in with this tweet saying the democrats don't want a witness trade shifty schiff, the bidens, the fake whistleblower and his lawyer and second whistleblower who vanished after i released the transcript. the so-called informer, and many other democrat disasters would be a big problem for them. now, the president's defense team takes over tomorrow. he thissal have 24 hours over three days just like the house managers did. as you mentioned yesterday, brian, it doesn't appear the defense team will use all of that time. meanwhile, the senators exhausted as they may be, are back at it at 1:00 today

bound in silence with nothing more than milk, water and some fidget centers courtesy of senator burr. ainsley: we wondered who had the stress balls. ainsley: stress balls and fidget spinners. brian: reports of two people with eyes closed jim rich and bernie sanders. steve: that is some of the courtroom sketching. ainsley: they are not allowed to video it. steve: they can't take pictures or any of that stuff. we understand apparently at one point ben sasse was asked to put away a pouch of chewing tobacco he asked the sergeant of arms. he said are those spittoons real or just decoration. dianne feinstein left an hour early despite the fact that earlier in the day adam schiff had said, you know, if you don't sit here and you don't listen, we will throw you in the little jail. he was probably joking. brian: we think. steve: elizabeth warren played a game of something on paper and bernie sanders sat for a little while, as

my dad used to say i'm just resting my eyes. and he was chewing gum. brian: rand paul had the most to do. he crafted a paper airplane. he had a cross word puzzle. he traced the sketch of a capitol building. ainsley: we have not talked about what they discussed. we are just talking about how bored they are. brian: it's the same story over and over again. this is the same thing we got before christmas. it's the same people with a better back drop. i love the marble. ainsley: fox news had the highest ratings during the impeachment stuff. all the other networks there ratings are so low right now is that an indicator of what is going to happen in november? i think so. [applause] steve: every day during the proceedings we have looked at the "new york post" editorial board. their comments on today, day four, it says this: impeachment day four. show senators some mercy. show mercy one of these people said. let the senators drink

something stronger than milk. here is mark levin. ainsley: that was the entire editorial. here is mark levin talking about the democrats' ultimate game is by putting on tv show. >> when you hear their arguments. when you hear their arguments, they are projecting motives. they are not arguing evidence. they are projecting motives. in this phone call, there is no interference in any campaign. there's no threats of withholding military aid in exchange for anything. there's no campaign of pressure. let me just say, this america. these democrats have destroyed the constitution, the impeachment clause, they are trying to destroy separation of power. they are trying to choose the republican nominee for president in 2020. they are trying to take over the senate. that's what's going on. brian: they made a tactical mistake yesterday bringing up hunt and joe biden and trying to prove that president trump had no reason to call them. by doing it, by discussing

it, by seeing involvement in it and trying to dispel it? guess what, you brought it into the forum, it's going to make it easier from ted cruz and company to andy mccarthy that essentially said, you want a witness, i have a number one and it's going to be hunter biden followed by joe biden. and then maybe we will seat whistleblower. steve: right. because it was the house managers who opened the door as they say in legal parlance. brian: oops. steve: kept talking about hunter and burisma and joe. although joe said he wasn't going to go. if you saw tweets yesterday he said he was going to start unveiling evidence today. could be on this show. he will be with us in 53 minutes. rudy giuliani will be here. [applause] ainsley: we have heard elizabeth warren and democrats say free college. free everything. i'm going to give you. you don't have to pay your student loans back. i'm going to pay them for you. the rich people in this country are going to pay them for you. hard working americans are

going to pay them for you. a man is mad and furious. he worked really hard to put his daughter through school. watch him confronting her. >> my daughter is getting out of school. i saved all my money. >> god bless you. >> am i going to get my money back? >> so you are going to pay for people who didn't save any money and those of us that did the right thing get screwed? of course we did. my buddy's son bought a car went on vacations and i saved my money. he made more than i did. i worked a double shift. my daughter worked. you are laughing. that's exactly what you are doing. we did the right thing and we get screwed. steve: that happened in monday in grimes, iowa before the impeachment proceedings. he didn't know he was on camera. you could tell. he was in the back. and it was caught on camera. and we could hear his frustration because he has played by the rules the whole time. he saved his whole life to put his kids through college and he did. and they have no debt. but his friends who just

went crazy and went on vacation, they get the same deal he did at the end of the day where they don't have any obligation tolls repay a debt. ainsley: i remember when i got this job, i had worked here overnight for seven years. did local news. and we all have these same stories. and i called my dad when i got in the cab. i was so excited because i had just within named to work with y'all. my dream. this is my dream job. i will could stay here for the rest of my life. brian: by the way i pushed back heavily against it. [laughter] ainsley: i called my dad and said dad, are you sitting down? i said how many jobs did you work to pay for my college? because he put himself through school and his goal was to put all three of us through school. he said at some point i had to work three jobs but it was my pressure. i said i just got named "fox & friends" anchor. i was so excited and it's my pleasure because now can i help my family. and my dad worked so hard. he left coaching. his love was coaching. he was the head basketball coach at wahlberg college. he left it because he wasn't making a lot of money and he had three kids.

he sold janitorial supplies for maintenance supply company forever and was the number one sales person because he is such a hard worker and worked extra jobs. he sold toilet paper and tools. steve: i worked three part-time jobs every day during college every day of college to pay my way and i still wound up with student debt that i was able to pay off about 10 years later. and boy was that a happy day. brian: my story was interesting. i was born into money so i don't have any appreciation for any of that i wish i could share and i probably should have participated in that: student loans, and you have the actual student loans. steve: where is peggy? right over here. peggy, how are you? >> i'm good, steve. steve: stand up for just a second. where from you. >> >> long. soon to be a resident of myrtle beach, south carolina. steve: okay. there you go.

what do you make of this story where that guy chewed her out for, you know, giving everybody all the stuff regarding college and forgiving college debt and he played by the rules and he is steamed? >> well, the whole thing about elizabeth warren is she claims she has a plan for everything, including this topic. and what i find incorrect with it is that her justification for her plans just don't make any sense. and if you do the math on the healthcare and other topics, again, it doesn't make sense. i, like you, went to college had debt. worked. i went back to school to study nutrition so i have a small little outstanding debt that will be paid. so it can be done. steve: as somebody who studied nutrition almost every day when i went through college i had a cup of noodles. is that health were? don't answer it. [laughter] round of applause. very nicely done.

jill? jill? good morning. how are you? >> good morning. fine, thanks. how are you? steve: good. what do you think about elizabeth warren? >> well, same thing. steve: getting chewed on by that guy. >> it's ridiculous. she has a plan with no foundation. they like to promise the world to everybody. some people who are not well-informed believe that and they get on that wagon and they think that's their, you know, their way to free everything. and just like so many of you, you know, we have three children. our two sons went to college, our youngest daughter saw the debt that they are carrying, she decided to go into massage therapy because she -- her main thing is i don't want to have all of that debt for the rest of my life and, you know, have to try to pay that off. so, you know, you are costing some children a part of what their dreams are she is still saying i'm eventually going to go to college. but, to say now that we're just going to hand this out and make it free to everyone just like that man who spoke out, it's completely

ridiculous. just like most of these candidates, they just laugh about it. because they think it's just a joke. steve: perfect. thank you very much. round of applause for her as well. [applause] steve: where is joanne? joanne? where is joanne? oh, over there. in the teleprompter it says either window side or wall side it. said wall side. joanne, what do you think about this? some people play by the rules. and they get stuff done. and then under some of these plans, people don't play by the rules and they get the same end results. >> right. yes. but, also, it doesn't take care of the problem. the bureaucracies in the universities are going to get fatter if we feed them more money it. doesn't take care of the problem. and our kids are coming away with loans in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, making the same starting salary that you and i did with rents that are twice what you and i paid. and it's a terrible hole

that we are creating for our kids. and there's no end in sight. elizabeth just wants to pour more money at it. steve: as mike rowe as said and other people there are some kids who don't have to go to college. you know, they become massage therapists or a welder or a roofer or a plumber and they make a lot of money. i'm just saying. do you know how much it costs to fix my sink? [laughter] >> i think we just spent 8 years thinking everybody has to go to college. steve: right. >> just like everybody has to be stuck in schools. steve: can i see the hands, how many of you did not go to college? all right. of those people, you didn't go to college, are you doing okay? >> oh yeah. >> i would say that's 100 percent. thank you all very much for talking to us about elizabeth warren's big plan. brian and ainsley? brian: we are going to be going back to the audience quite often until you get sick of us.

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brian: yes, the figures of that song low cas locash were oe guests on our show. president trump taking on what he calls glaring loopholes in immigration system. steve: the department of state will crack down on birth towrm by no longer granting temporary visitor visas to women hoping to travel to the united states to have their child so their child can wind up an american citizen. ainsley: here to weigh in on this is retired ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. good morning, tom. [cheers and applause] ainsley: tom, what do you think about this? >> i think it's long overdue. we have been talking about this for decades. i have said it many times, i worked for six presidents. everybody talks about fixing this birth towrm, you know, the birthright citizenship issue. and president trump talked about it during the campaign. difference is, he is walking the walk and getting it done. it's long overdue and right thing to do. brian: how do you define it,

women come here pregnant, give birth here, that son or daughter immediately becomes a citizen, how do you change that? >> look, the issue is they come here for the sole purpose of having a u.s. citizen child. they get a visitor visa or tourist visa coming here for one purpose. whole purpose come here and have a child and immediately leave. the three biggest countries that exploit this are russia, china, and turkey. there is a national security implication here. you are talking about tens of thousands of u.s. citizens in china and russia. once they are 20 or 21 years old. they can be recruited to come here, get in any time they want. and, you know, i have had a lot of cases with chinese nationals here. they have to do certain things in this country or the chinese family back in china is under threat from the government. i fear real national security implication here and the president knows. this. steve: how is it going to work? most of these women who come into the country illegally happen to be pregnant, very, very pregnant with child. what's going to happen when they are stopped starting now? >> they are going to be

questioned in-depth, right? in the past new a visa, not a lot of questioning occurred. now, they are going to ask those tough questions. why are you coming here? you are six months pregnant. you plan on giving birth here? and the issue is not only come to be to be a u.s. citizenship. taxpayers in the audience we are paying for this. when they have that child they immediately leave the country and cost of medical care. hospitals don't absorb this. they pass it on to those of us who have insurance. brian: 36,000 foreign born women gave birth in the u.s. then left. that's a huge number. >> triple that number and quadrupled that number. those on visas. not talking about the ones coming through the southwest border and have a child. ainsley: now they are going to wait in mexico until there is a democrat in office and then they are going to cross? >> good. [laughter] >> they are waiting for

president trump to leave. he has got about five years left. [laughter] [cheers and applause] steve: this past week i believe it was on monday we showed these images on the southern mexican border where the mexican police and the nationals were stopping people who were coming in from guatemala. they had the big fence up. they closed the gates. there has been quite a turn down there because once upon a time they just walked across, walked through mexico, toward us. but now clearly threat of tariffs against mexico. having mexico saying, do you know what? maybe we ought to close that door. >> absolutely. we got a president, the greatest president in my lifetime. [cheers and applause] >> i worked for six presidents. i will say this a thousand times and say this until the day i die. i worked for six presidents starting with ronald reagan. i respect them all. no one has done more poor 3w-rd security and safety of this country than president

trump. brian: massachusetts today tell everybody what's happening. >> supposed to be in boston at a press conference. they wanted me to go testify the state legislature is having a hearing on expanding sanctuary cities. of course they will not let me testify. brian: massachusetts. the whole state. >> anybody in massachusetts watching this show call your legislature up and say i don't want to be the next new york. brian: california. >> kill a 92-year-old woman after raping her. massachusetts taxpayers need to stand up. sanctuary cities are dangerous for the community and law enforcement. make no sense. brian: they are a magnet. >> yes. steve: ladies and gentlemen, tom homan. [cheers and applause] brian: thank you. >> thank you. ainsley: thank you, tom. all right. 2020. brian: got to watch ainsley read the tease. ainsley: 2020 democrats watching democrats run so far to the left even former president obama is reportedly worried. diamond and silk are on deck next. that's right. [cheers and applause]

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concerned about bernie sanders that he is considering about speaking out publicly before it's too late. >> president obama believes that bernie sanders is both unelectricity being in the general election and sea bridge too far. my sources are people, you should know, that spoke direct whether i president obama. they are democrats. they are people that work on wall street often. they are much more moderate than you would say a bernie sanders supporter. >> why do you think barack obama my inject himself into the 2020 race and say bernie sanders is not going to be a good president. don't vote for him. vote for somebody else? >> he understands that inteenders a devout socialist. that's the number one thing. he is not going to be able to work for all americans.

he don't like the rich. not only that this is my own personal opinion. bernie sanders looks frail and sick i don't think he has the stamna. he is not going to be able to stand up against someone like donald j. trump. steve: he has been checked out. >> he look frail and sick. >> he may look fine but he looks frail and sick. >> stop pushing socialism and put in for social security. brian: is he a millionaire i don't think he needs it. steve: he has a senate check. >> he has all of that stuff. what has he done for the betterment of the american people? brian: hillary clinton told the hollywood reporter nobody likes him. he has never done anything, i feel bad for his followers, joe biden went after him about things he said about the brady bill. then have you elizabeth warren, he doesn't like women. you saw that there is a sense of panic winning in

new hampshire and close to the top on iowa he could be a force in the third version of the primary season. >> he is stoppable because donald j. trump is going to stop him. >> that's right. >> let me piggy back biden. he has been in government half a century. he hasn't done anything for the american people. what is he going to do in four years that he hasn't done in 50 years? >> um-huh. >> think about that for a minute. people need to think about it. we already got our man. president donald j. trump. he is doing a lot for the american people. despite everything that they're pushing up there. he is still working for the american people. we not going to take a nose dive. we are going to stick with president 45. ainsley: is it about bernie's message that is resonating. remember when he came out five years ago and said socialism? we were all like, what? 50% of america believes that. >> don't believe the hype. >> listen, giving away something to everybody for free does not equate freedom. that's a way for him to control you. he wants to move the country

backwards. if socialism worked. then why is venezuela, why are they eating animals? why are they throwing rocks. >> eating zoo animals. >> it does not work. don't bring that over here in this country. if he want to be a socialist go to venezuela, don't bring it here. steve: see if president obama does speak out against bernie sanders or just somebody told charlie gasparino to stir the pile a little bit. brian: eventually he will have to speak up for joe biden, isn't he? so far remarkably silent. steve: could have done that in the beginning. ainsley: thank you so much. steve: silk and diamond. [cheers and applause] ainsley: president is focusing on things that matter. middle east peace deal and trade. form are marine corps bomb technician joey jones is on deck. [cheers and applause]

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♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ ♪ steve: welcome back to our first live show of 2020, good to have you. bring in joey jones, fox news contributor. you love him. retired bomb tech for the u.s. marines. joey, good to have you. >> good morning. steve: good to see you. if you have been watching television i'm sure a lot of folks here is have watched a lot of proceedings in the senate regarding geevment. while that is going on the president is out and about.

and is he going forward. take a look at all the things, ainsley, that the president is doing starting today for the next week. ainsley: today is he going to be speaking at the march for life rally while democrats are trying to impeach him. on tuesday, many of you all like that. on tuesday, is going to release his middle east peace plan and then is he going to host israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. brian: along with number one contender, too. and then he is going to come toll new jersey, a rally in new jersey. [applause] ainsley: to welcome congressman jeff van drew to the republican party. he switched from democrat to republican because the impeachment stuff. and then on wednesday, you have usmca signing ceremony and thursday he has a rally in iowa. steve: joey, what's he up to. >> i will be completely honest. fox nation had me in the middle of a cornfield in iowa all week. i didn't get to watch this impeachment. i think i have missed nothing. [laughter] i know. brian: the same arguments from the fall. >> thanks to tom shillue i know all of adam schiff's

faces and i don't need to know anything else. i was with a lead guitarist mr. mr.. a guy looks at me straight in the face and says listen democrats keep telling me trump is a liar. he never lied to me. everything he told me was going to do he did it. that's where the american people are. you are not going to win trump is exactly who they voted for. brian: yesterday we saw the debut of mike bloomberg'sed a saying essentially how bad president trump has been for the military and how unpopular he is. [laughter] brian: how unpopular is he running that ad. some of your best friends are still in and were. what's the truth. >> the truth is there are as many political opinions in the military as there are in this country. there is not a monolithic political ideology in the military. however, when it comes to pay increase, opportunity to use the v.a. beyond the v.a. choice and mission act. sending us somewhere and bringing us back so we don't have to linger. the opportunity to actually win a battle there are a lot

of reasons while people in the military feel like this administration supports them more than president obama's administration. i served movies my time under president obama. there were times like when i deployed to afghanistan in 2010 where before i got halfway through my deployment we were telegraphing to the taliban hey, if you will just wait a little while toward the end of this summer can you blow us all up. lo and behold i lost my leg. i don't blame president obama for that that wasn't good policy. what we might have now might actually work. in the military we are going to appreciate that. steve: i'm sure when you are going through airports people ask you a million questions. the folks here have a million questions. over here on the window side. claudia, where are you? good morning to you congratulations. >> go cats. claudia, what's your question for joey. >> first, joey, thank you for your service. >> yes, ma'am. >> i think there are improvement in the military. if there is one other thing you would like to see aaddressed what would that

be. >> spend three months. learn day-to-day how to deploy, training. we need to spend that much effort learning how to get out of the military. right now two week course at best. mostly hecking the box. the dod could do a better job transitioning our men and women out. steve: civilian life and jobs. >> absolutely. brian: carl, you also have a question. you are sitting in the front run. paul, you have a question for joey jones. >> joey, thanks for your service. >> yes, sir. >> i like many men over to iraq and afghanistan. and as you see now you have lost your limbs, people have died, people got maimed, coming back. how do you feel towards the government with not achieving really proper stuff for going over there and not even being in iraq for no reason at all because there was no nuclear bombs. >> well, it's a difficult question to answer.

but what i like to say is we didn't fight one long war we fought a bunch of different wars between midterms and presidential elections. we have seen turnout and care about the war when there is an election going on and politicians tel tells us to. i think it's up to you all to have a stronger voice and create consequences when we end up for somewhere for 8 years without a stated goal. you have the strongest voice if you use it. brian: you called whole bunch of islamic streamist that were going to be coming here. they reported for duty and saddam hussein was men natsing in the middle east. if he had been in power we would have been confronting him. steve: when we said paul had a question over there two pauls actually moved. >> i bet your name is paul in the front row? do you have a question for joey? >> thank you for your service. you. >> thank you for your service. >> we have men and women stationed all over the world enemy different places where they are targets. they are not wanted. they are not appreciated. at what point do we hope to

start bringing these men and women home? >> well, first of all, anywhere our military is, they are not a target. they are a punch in the face waiting to happen. i truly believe that there may be places where we are outnumbered and more vulnerable but we are not in any place where we don't have any way of defending ourselves. with that being said, i go back to my original point. it's important that we have a voice in where our military is and what we are doing. it's also important that we understand that sometimes having a specialized unit or contingent of operators in a certain place makes us safer. and so without a shadow of a doubt in my mind, the men and women that are deployed right now are the reason we all got up this morning, came in here, had coffee, put our nicest clothes on and didn't think a thing about it. you can't separate those two things but you can't ask for more accountability. steve: joey jones, thank you very much for coming out of that iowa cornfield. he is coming soon to fox nation. joey, thank you. >> yes, sir. thank you guys.

ainsley: jillian is up there hey, jillian, she has headlines for us. jillian: good morning, everyone. good crowd here today. get you caught up on your headlines. we begin with this. new overnight american college students are tested for the deadly coronavirus. a texas a&m student awaiting results after traveling to china where the outbreak started. a tennessee tech student was tested after showing very mild systems of the infection. 26 people have died from the flu-like virus in seven countries. china is building a hospital dedicated to treating patients. the three american firefighters killed in a plane crash battling the australian wildfires were all military veterans. 44-year-old captain ian mcbeth of montana was a member of the national guard. he leaves behind a wife and three children. 42-year-old first officer paul hudson of arizona was a decorated marine. he was married. and 43-year-old rick demorgan of florida air force pilot. he leaves behind two sons. 2020 hopeful joe biden could soon get an endorsement from

kamala harris. the "new york times" reporting harris is considering throwing her support behind the form are v.p. now, this comes days after biden said he would consider the california senator as a potential running mate. harris dropped out of the race last month. and this is a story that has caught the nation by storm, especially janice. frozen iguanas in florida are finally beginning to thaw out. take a look at this. see this little guy coming back to life as temperatures rise in florida. everyone loves this story. an artic blast is causing the reptiles to breeze and like literally drop out of the trees. wildlife get cold stunned when temperatures get below 45 degrees. but they do wake up after being moved into the warm sunshine. so, good news end of this story. brian: the problem is. steve: we call that spring. brian: jillian, the problem is if you can follow this story they don't belong there someone brought one

eganna. they met another iguana and started having other iguanas and started taking over florida. i would like the iguanas to stay frozen and leave. [laughter] ainsley: do you remember when he said he doesn't like pandas? brian: way overdone. steve: janice dean loved the iguana story and it was her highlight this week and she joins us live. [squeals] [cheers and applause] you know i love a crowd. how are you guys? thank you for coming today. did you like the iguana story? >> yeah. janice: the one where he rolls over and he gets up. that's me and then i have my coffee and that's when i get up. hi, everybody. thank you for coming. we love you. all right. so, we have a storm system. let's talk about the weather. that's moving across the east coast. the good news is the temperatures are getting warmer. do you like this spring-like weather? [applause] well, i will tell you it's going to be very spring like across the eastern part of the country for the next

couple of weeks. that's your long range forecast. do you love me even more? good. this storm system is going to move in and bring the potential for heavy rain along the coast. some snow on the back side of this the great lakes and midwest. here is your forecast today. not too bad. east coast a storm. west coast dealing with wet weather as well. central u.s. looks really good. and, you know that we are going to the super bowl next week, did you hear that? >> yeah. janice: forecast specifically made for jillian because she has been asking me what to wear starting wednesday, thursday, friday. mid to you were '70s. a little bit of rain on saturday. who wants to give me a hug? [cheers] come on. this could take all morning long but thank you for coming, anybody else? oh, yes, yes, yes. >> risky thing. brian: a lot of enthusiasm. ainsley: january 234eus, do you know our friend rusty who is our director on "fox & friends first." is he texting john bezra right there. he said john and his wife

audrey are in our audience. john is a buddy from american legion and two time purple heart recipient from vietnam. [cheers and applause] steve: give that man a hug. ainsley: give him a hug. brian: all right. steve: and there she goes. we have got to see it. ainsley: there it is. steve: thank you very much. switching gears, coming up. ainsley: i love this story. steve: megxit drama heating up. casey mcdonald up next ♪ i'm here for the money party♪ we're family. we'd do anything for each other.

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do especially when you are megxiting from the royal family. brian: next guest diving into the royal drama in a brand new fox nation special. i'll pause. >> there is debate whether or not the queen actually knew that they were making the announcement beforehand. >> you can tell from her response that she was not pleased. the response was expressing surprise and disappointment. ainsley: well, harry and the princess, a megxit saga available now exclusively on fox nation. here with more behind the drama is host casey mcdonald. hey, casey. >> thank you for having me. this is such a fun surprise. a party this morning. steve: surprise have you one at the end of the segment. >> i do have a surprise. stick aren't. don't go anywhere. brian: we lock the door. [laughter] ainsley: swlatest on the royal family drama. >> latest is they are on their merry way with the queen's blessing. titles taken away. it is like the story that will never end. and it's sad.

i mean, you have to see that side of it. this is at the end of the day a family. you have the stiff upper lift, you are part of the monarchy a grandmother, great grandmother saying okay, if you are having these mental health issues, and this will make you happy, go. be happy. steve: it's not a regular "family feud" because they have titles and here's a clip from your show. >> some people say that the title duke and duchess of sussex was a gift for their wedding from queen elizabeth. do you think they can take the gift back. >> meg san and harry plan to monetize these titles. if you are not going to use these titles for the intention that they were given to you, they are just on loan from the people that loan can be called in. steve: it's on loan. >> it's on loan so apparently it has been taken away. one of the biggest comparison here is princess meghan and princess kate. kate is beloved. going into the marriage the motto or the job rather because that's what it is is i'm going to learn the ropes. i'm going to be part of. this and meghan is i'm going

to hit the ground running and one thing that patrick justin said who was the personal secretary to princess diana, you know, you can hit the ground running but who is running behind you. you have to worry about that. steve: time now for the surprise. >> here we go, so the envelope, please. all of you, thank you so much for joining us, you are going to get this sticker, can you put your key card or your wallet or credit card. in here for all of is you a one year subscription to fox nation. steve: all right. [applause] so you can go on and watch megxit. [applause] brian: rudy giuliani will be live at the top of the hour and more great surprises. and in case you don't know what the mayor looks like. that's him. ♪ you've had quite the career.

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today. >> a lot. steve: first, were your ears burning yesterday. >> because yesterday the democrats in their house impeachment proceedings were talking but, they talked about lev parnas who says the president and you knew everything that he was doing. they showed your phone records. they built a case that you were up to no good for the president. >> how about all of those phone records show that i am a very hard-working lawyer who was investigating what really happened because i didn't go look for dirt on joe biden. it was handed to me. it was handed to me almost a year and a half ago. steve: you didn't ask for it. >> no. i was given information about ukrainian corruption. two informs. you will find out at least who one of them is and possibly the second. and they told me that there was a great deal of collusion going on in ukraine to fix the 2016

election. steve: in the united states in? >> in favor of hillary clinton. what happened in russia was a big hoax. actually it was the democrats projecting what they had actually done in ukraine. i don't know if it's true or not. they gave me witnesses. two prosecutor generals, the current one and the last one. i have since interviewed 10 of them. i have 8 of them on tape. i'm going to start a podcast at noon today. starting next week the people will hear these witnesses who our embassy will not give a visa to because they are still covering up the corruption the embassy was involved. in. steve: they don't want them to come to the united states. >> the embassy was involved in gathering dirt on trump, on trump jr. and on manafort and not only that they were involved in turning over falsified evidence. absolutely completely falsified. four witnesses will testify to that over the next two it three weeks. i'm going to present over the next two to three weeks shocking crimes at the

highest levels of both governments while the senate is listening to a totally phoney group of stories about non-impeachable offenses. it's like trying somebody for not a crime. it's a total waste of money. a complete show on the part of the democrats. brian: right. >> they should be sued for conspiracy to defraud the united states they should pay for that hearing. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> the democratic national committee should pay for that television advertisement. you talk about interfering in the 2020 election, you know, i started investigating biden two years ago when he was thinking about running for president. i never thought he would run. he couldn't cross the street much less run. i wasn't investigating biden. in the middle of the corruption presentation, one gentleman said to me well, you know about the biden bribe? i said what are you talking about? he said biden got paid off.

and he went to poroshenko, he forced a prosecutor out. not only did he get his son out but he got burisma. so one of the things we are going to reveal -- why always ask why did this happen? why would a crooked ukrainian oligarch whose company is about to be taken away from him, who is sitting in switzerland with $5 billion he stole. all of this is just fact, his name is michael will you tell sherifmike he hiresthe sone president who just got thrown out of the navy. brian: hunter biden. >> out of rehab most of his life. failed business. two or three other scandals involving his father before including busted companies where they were using his name, joe's name. why would they hire this guy? i will tell you why, he was buying joe biden to protect his company. that money, which is at least 8 million and could go up to 20 based on the

investigation they are now doing, but at least 8 million in laundered money, some of it, that was to buy joe biden's protection if and win poroshenko came after his company and then, when it happened, in one month, i have got february 2nd of 2016, they raid burisma offices and close it down. so much for there was no investigation going on. february 15th they get a notification from latvia that hunter biden is involved in the money laundering. have it in writing translated from russian. right after that is when biden says get rid of shokin and shokin will testify. ainsley: he has it on tape. >> shokin will testify to that and i will show you a document that in september of last year, shokin was taken to the hospital with mercury poisoning. brian: let me get a word in. >> do you know this happens in ukraine and russia method of choice is poisoning. brian: let's just say everything you say proves

100 percent true. would you also say that the you approached it in the short-term which we are in the middle of has made things worse for the president? >> no. i would say the way i approached it is for the benefit of the american people. when the vice president of the united states corrupts the president of another country, that's about as horrendous of a crime as can you find. brian: apparatus to pursue these things. brian: lead it through. >> brian, you are totally naive. brian: in what way. >> the apparatus refused to look at it. the witnesses will tell you they tried to get this information to us for a year. they were blocked by the embassy. they hired a lawyer to go to the justice department to tell them about ukrainian collusion. and since they didn't know anything about russian collusion. they were basically throne thron out. they will tell you at least one of the fbi agents was corrupt. didn't trust any longer the fbi or the justice department because they were convinced that they were still being controlled by hillary clinton partisans.

these are foreigners but not a bad conclusion. i couldn't go to them. they wouldn't let me go to them. if i would have went to them they would have laughed at me. i have had to prove it first. i had to go prove it. we had unfortunately at the highest level of these agencies they have been corrupted and intimidated. do you know what they're intimidated about. biden should have been prosecuted already for bribery. not one bribe, two bribes. first bribe was poroshenko through a lobbying company. brian: former leader of ukraine. >> poroshenko takes over the country. so sheriff ski flees with $5 billion. worried is he going to take his company. joe biden gets announced as point man for ukraine point man by obama. i know what it is actually. he is going to be giving out the money. they had $800,000 left in their national bank that's how much money co-ver stole.

they are coming after his money. they are coming after his company. all of a sudden biden has announced most important guy in ukraine he is going to give out the money. then hires biden's son. do you know what happened in between. he made a deal with biden you be on board against poroshenko taking my company. when they move to take the company. that's when biden came in and had the prosecutor fired and within 4 months the crooked oligarch sitting with $5 billion comes back to the ukraine. he is not prosecuted. he is sitting there fat and happy with his company. then we have got another bribe. you don't think the president of the ukraine shared in that $5 billion that the crook kept? the bribe to the president of the ukraine, the amount of money i can't be absolutely sure of. let's say well next says of $10 million. steve: the entire crownchtsd that shouldn't be revealed? from a lawyer who finds out

about this? am i going to cover it up the way the democrats and media cover it up? absolutely not. i prosecuted too many corruption cases to sit by and watch my country sold out by vice president who did it two other times at least in china -- ainsley: how does this end? >> this ends hopefully with biden finally being put under investigation. you don't think if these things were said about donald trump and donald trump jr. they wouldn't be under investigation immediately? instead, of putting them under investigation, they are coming after me. they want to kill me. steve: rudy, pardon the interruption. >> shokin they are trying to really kill. steve: when are you going to present the evidence. you tell a compelling evidence. people want the proof. >> today at noon i will give an introduction. starting next week i will present witnesses. i have them all on tape. we will reveal one at a time. we will show there were two bribes. not one, actually three. first one was l second one

biden bribing poroshenko to drop the case. third one huge amount of money poroshenko got the president of ukraine for dropping the case. brian: does the state department and the white house know everything you were doing? >> the state department, i gave them my evidence. that's when they moved the ambassador out. and they never bothered to investigate the allegations that she interfered in four investigations. that she was campaigning for hillary clinton during the 2016 election. brian: the ambassador? >> the ambassador. one of the cases she had dropped george soros and company. steve: i didn't hear any of this yesterday. >> antac was gathering dirty information on trump. in 2016 there was a meeting in the national security council and members of obama's national security council, some people think including the present whistleblower told ukrainian officials to dig up dirt on

trump, trump jr. and manafort in the white house. they said dig up dirt. and they had the gull to investigate trump for two and a half years and $35 million for a phoney collusion with russia? when they were colluding with the tune of millions of dollars with the ukraine? they were charging him with a crime that they know they committed. and the reason these phonies are carrying out impeachment proceeding is there is a lot more democratic corruption in ukraine than you ever thought. you think it was just biden cashing in on the ukraine? and then every time you hear the word biden with obama's point man, there's something that follows. the biden family makes millions of dollars. they made -- they got an investment in $1.5 billion housing program in iraq when biden was named point man. made anywhere from 8 to $20 million in ukraine. and they got $1.5 billion from the bank of china when he was point man for china. and the other thing about it

is, biden's family got rich. millions each place. in each place, he failed the united states. he failed. he didn't get a status of forces agreement in iraq. he couldn't do a damn thing about corruption in ukraine except make it worse. joe biden is a laughing stock in the ukraine. he went there 13 times. he would go there and say you shouldn't be corrupt and then look at him and say what are you kidding? your son has a no-show job for millions of dollars. you are in the pocket of lachevski. steve: i know you could go clear through noon when your pod cast starts. give it up for rudy giuliani. [cheers and applause] steve: we're going to be watching. >> that's the real case. steve: a lot of headlines out of that. >> that's only the tip of the iceberg and other people involved. a lot more money involved. steve: rudy, we're done. brian: we have got to go. the president -- [laughter] the president wants you to

continue this investigation? >> would you like me to give up? would you like me to say okay, biden can keep his 8 million that he got in prescribes. he can keep all the bribes that they got. steve: we're waiting for noon. >> should i give it up, brian? [laughter] i'm scared of them attacking me. they're a bunch of jobs as an attorney. i did it well i did it honorably and did the country a service in bringing out this corruption that everybody else is afraid to touch. steve: all right. rudy giuliani. [applause] ainsley: thank you, rudy. okay, jillian has some headlines for us. jillian: good morning. let's begin right now with a fox news alert. at least one person hurt in a massive explosion in houston overnight. watch as a security camera captures the giant fireball blasting in the sky. the explosion waking up people all across the city. >> we thought a bomb went off or something or some sort of an explosion or something.

and it just completely scared us. and everybody was popping out of their doors. it was just scaring everybody. jillian: the blast causing debris to fall from the sky. police are investigating what caused the explosion. a female police officer is killed in the line of duty after being dragged by a car. police say the suspect took off during a traffic stop in virginia. the driver later crashed and officers arrested him. the officer that was killed has not been named. former nfl star antonio brown heading to court today after turning himself in on a warrant for battery. brown and his trainer are accused of attacking a moving truck driver. threw a rock at his truck after refusing to pay him. new england patriots refused to release brown after sexual assault allegations last year. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: rudy is still talking. there you go. [laughter] all right. coming up next, as rudy goes

out the door, former white house physician and congressional candidate from congress admiral ronny jackson. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ it's always a good time ♪ good morning!

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ainsley: in spite of their efforts, president trump has no worries when it comes to the lone star state. listen. >> we're going to win texas by a lot. >> donald trump is not going to lose texas, i can tell that you. >> i don't know about you and i don't know where you are getting this information about a close race in texas, but there's going to be nothing close about this race in texas. steve: here to weigh is republican congressional candidate for texas and former white house doctor rear admiral ronny jackson. [applause] >> good morning. steve: how close is it in texas to turn it blue? >> i don't think it's not near as close as the left and liberal press would want you to believe. i think texas is solidly red. doesn't mean we can let our defenses down. you see what happens when we do. there is a lot of advantages living in the state of texas. folks from new york and california moving to texas. steve: no state tax. >> good for business. what they're doing is

bringing some of their extreme liberal policies to the our state as well and starting to eat our state up from the inside out. i mean, you know, i would say that austin has already been consumed by those liberal policies and those folks. but we just need to make sure that they are not dictating, you know, policy for the state of texas. we need to keep our texas values intact. so we have got a lot to do. we have good candidates running and do a good job keeping it red. ainsley: you were the doctor tore george w. bush, president obama and president trump. you are retired u.s. navy. you are from amarillo, texas. you are running against 15 republicans. why do you want this seat? >> you know, i have kind of always considered in politics as a future career. you know, just kind of in the back of my mind. when i embarked on a 25 year in the navy kind of had to put that on the back burner. you remember, of course, all the stuff that happened with the v.a. nomination and all. i got set up for that

with -- >> absolutely. when i briefed the president's physical exam and they had been building a narrative how he was physically and mentally unfit to be president. i briefed his physical and basically tore that down and took that off the table it went away. took it off the table attach hit trump on me and they were out to get me. when i had the va nomination they came after me. brian: put yourself under the fray. you welcome it. max thorn burry. will hurd, pete ole senne, all retiring in texas. ainsley: six g.o.p. lawmakers. brian: six, it's amazing. a lot of people say they feel they can't win again. do you believe can you win. >> i do believe can i win. we have got to get people in there not only that can win but be a loud, proud voice for a strong voice for the

district. brian: it's a big red district. >> a lot of freshman congressman come in. that's what i tell folks. of the one thing can i do for the district i don't really have to start from scratch as a freshman congressman. congressman thornberry has been there for 26 years. he has a lot of influence and authority. he has a big voice. when he speaks, people listen. the day he leaves that's zero. that's gone for the district. i'm the exception for that it's not ronny jackson that makes me the exception. it's circumstance. i worked with president bush since -- president trump, bush and obama. but i have been in the trump administration with president trump since day one of his administration. and, you know, i'm a trusted agent there. i can make things happen. brian: all three presidents have great things to say but and your family. thanks so much dr. jackson. best of luck. >> thank you, brian. thank you, guys. [applause] steve: all right. coming up. reviews are in for congressman adam schiff's opening remarks in the senate impeachment trial.

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as one of the great performances. >> and even rising to the level of senatorial eloquence if there is such a thing. >> very powerful and forceful speech. >> i thought it was dazzling. i thought the way he wove through both the facts of the case and the historical context was really remarkable. brian: wow. isn't that the kind of description you would expect more for the broadway play like hamilton? [laughter] >> it is the single hottest ticket anywhere on or off broadway amazing new production hamilton. >> broadway smash hamilton. >> genius behind the broadway show hamilton the great. steve: hamilton is dazzling as is comedian and founder of loftus party michael loftus. >> good morning. steve: couple blocks on broadway you see parallels with the reviews of the impeachment and things that you hear. >> it's amazing how well

schiff did. the bravery he had to tell anything that just popped into his mind. brian: two and a half hours. >> they say like this speech was so moving that children will be reciting this in schools some day. who would do that to a kid two and a half hours, kid, hope you got it memorized. you will be graded. it's horrible. brian: the gettysburg address did not get this type of buzz. >> no, it didn't. of course they were going to gush. seriously whatever schiff did they could have loved. he could have read the instructions to instant mashed poo at a time at the pot. put the contents of the mashed potatoes in a large bowl. we want to see that bowl, mr. president. it's crazy. the good side is, you guys, schiff was actually forced to read the constitution look at this. they can have guns. dew know it says this?

ainsley: you live in california. restaurants want to imcomplemenimplementclimate cha. >> how many dates are going to be. >> what's the thing at the bottom. >> climate change. >> i'm not paying that. >> the girl is like you are a monster. how dare you? shame tax go into a store. hey do you want to give a buck for this. do you want to give two bucks for that? i loudly declare no. so everyone else can point to me like he is the jerk. brian: you like to make it better for everybody behind you. he is not going to pay. ainsley: friend of mine says she always says no. think about it if you go to wall reasons give a dollar for this charity. they get the big tax write off. meanwhile you could give to that charity on your own and you get the tax write off. >> having seen what you just bought, right? i just brought unbrand froot

loops. do i look like i have another dollar? [laughter] look at where i'm shopping? brian: i know you have given me money i want more. steve: there is already a purity test in restaurants served the pepsi or coke. well, where is the straw? and you have to ask for a straw and it better be plastic. >> when you do now is ask for five straws. because they are paper and dissolve after two sips. fling them around, take another sip. i'm the richest man in the restaurant. look at how many straws. let them eat cake. go to the loftus party.com. a comedy special. new dates i'm adding to the lye show. it's insanity get specific with the dates if you want them to go.

steve: comedy surcharge. >> yes there is. i'm collecting a dollar for me after every purchase is made. brian: why should the burden go on the comedy store manager? >> exactly. steve: michael loftus, folks. [cheers and applause] ainsley: thank you so much. >> thank you. brian: now you have to go to work. >> i do but i am supposed to stay seated. i'm following instructions. ainsley: f.i.c.a. made big changes and it could lower your credit score. what does that mean for you and your family? charles payne, stuart varney and liz claman. ♪ ♪ you be counting stars ♪ baby, ♪ [♪] ♪ uffy car odors and leaves behind a fresh scent for up to 30 days. try febreze car

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♪ ♪ first live show of 2020. meanwhile president trump marking three years in office this week. some would say america's economy has never been better, at least the president says that. ainsley: he does. more than 7 million jobs have been added. unemployment reaching record lows and the stock market trading at record highs just to name a few, brian. brian: welfare numbers are way low, too. here with more is our fox business panel charles payne. host of making money with charles payne. liz claman wouldn't hees that show countdown and stuart varney host varney and company. together they make the spinal of a great network. congratulations guys. >> thank you. [cheers and applause]

if somebody just came tour planet and wondered what's going on with the economy here. how do you explain it? >> it's a terrific economy and couple of points been made about it. number one, this president and this economy are actually lowing the income inequality gap. the lowest played workers are making the low wage gains. the bottom 50% their net worth is increasing three times the rate. and this remarkable stock market performance has added $13 trillion to the nation's net worth. we all share in it. this economy is closing that gap. the lowest paid are getting the best wage gains and the stock market is enriching all of the people in this room. steve: can we see the hands of the people who feel like they are doing better economically today than they were -- wow. >> universal and so it should be. >> so much is sentiment. and talking about who is

pays the wages, businesses. when president trump was elected, not when he took business, do you remember the parade of business leaders who came through the trump power? there was a very distinct message there. that was i like business. i'm going to support business. it was a different tone than from the previous administration, which i would argue had much different issues and fish to fry because president obama inherited superfund toxic site of an economy and was dealing with that but, president trump came in and said the business all clear, come on out. ainsley: charles, what do you know about the changes coming to fico. >> first i wanted to talk about the trump economy. stuart and liz hit on something. sentiment you used, you talked about the business leader. president trump unleashed the natural animal spirits of america. what drove -- how could a young country like america become preeminent over countries that have been established for thousands of years? there has always been something unique about this

country and it was fading away. it was unleashed on election night and it continues. this year the big thing to watch out for, folks, is the housing boom. it's remarkable, under 35-year-old hom homeowners. this is the next phase. stock market fantastic but a housing boom to go with it is i'm sorry, sir. >> prosperity is something you can feel. the excitement of the economy. >> contagious. >> it really is look at the holiday spending. a record breaking holiday sales period. that speaks to a prosperous. >> next week. >> wages do need to rise a little more quickly. last month pennies month over month. >> stop playing it down. up 3% is the best wage gains in many, many. steve: are you arguing with her. brian: in front of everybody. >> month over month it's been a little bit like water

torcher. it's important because we deal in numbers. i don't deal in emotions. it's a sproing coil and hope pray will soon change the labor market is as tight as it's ever been that's part of the trump economy. steve: liz, you are the expert on what the fico changes could mean for everybody here. could you explain it. >> this matters to all of you who need to at some pointed apply for a mortgage, a student loan, a home loan, h heloc what have you. every couple years, modernizing. that's a good thing. however, what they're going to do is stress your credit worthiness in a different way. they are going to look month over month. not just did you pay your credit card on time but is your debt level higher and higher? that may hurt your credit score. some may go down as much as 20 points. everybody wants 690 or 700. have you got to be very careful. >> equal amount will go up. if you are someone who is paying your bills on time. if you are someone who is paying your utility bills.

your credit score may go up. underscore that by saying right now as a nation, our credit score is as high as it's ever been. the credit worthiness in this country to go along with those animal spirits. they arspirits. we are in a good position to keep this going. if they have a line in there for stinginess, he is the king. [laughter] you are proud of it though. brian: doesn't like to spend money. that's good though. that's why he is the richest person in the room. >> debt is not a good thing. [laughter] >> you are killing me here. steve: ladies and gentlemen, fox business. [applause] brian: that's a lot of power on this couch and a lot of power on our stairs. we have you, jillian. jillian: big shoots to fill. a libya man is sentenced to more than 19 years behind

bars in his role in the benghazi attacks. a jury convicted him last year for two government buildings in 2012. captured in 2017 and brought to the u.s. for trial. four americans died in the attack including u.s. ambassador christopher stevens. tragedy rocking the reality show world this morning. former bachelorette contestant tyler has died of a suspected drug overdose. he was featured on hanna brown's season of the show before abruptly leaving the show with no explanation. he was just 29 years old. military training could soon turn into college credit. florida lawmakers fast tracking bills that would allow service members to earn credit for their training in hopes of saving time and money. a full vote could happen as early as next week. all right. listen up: a potential sasquatch spotting in washington state. do you believe this? transportation department releasing these web camera photos of what appears to be

big foot stomping around the snowy mountain. officials can't confirm whether it's actually sasquatch. we are leaving it up to you to decide. what do you guys think? no? we are getting a big no here right now. send it back to you. steve: i think it could be click bait. just saying. thank you very much, jillian. brian: go out to janice dean. steve: she is right there. janice: how could you not know i'm here? brian: i didn't know. i saw your jacket on the hook i should have known. janice: before we do something, it's my matthew's 11th birthday. will you say happy birthday, matthew? >> happy birthday, matthew. janice: best thing i ever did in my whole entire life. thank you. take a look at the maps. it feels like springtime, my friends. across much of the country. we do have a warm up. a storm system moving across the midwest, the ohio valley, some snow with this. but along the coast, the east coast as we get into

tomorrow, it's mainly going to be a rain event. could you imagine if it was below freezing. we would be talking about a lot of snow. that's not going to happen. that's the good news. behind it, yes, a little bit of snow. going to disrupt things today and tomorrow. i thought it would be out of here by sunday. the west coast is going to be dealing with several storm systems especially across the northwest and northern california. keep an eye on that. spring like temperatures? pretty good, flight who needs a groundhog? we don't need a groundhog. early spring. steve: are you going to punxsutawney this year. >> no, i'm going to the somebody with you guys. ainsley: super bowlson 00 second. janice: i'm calling it. early spring. steve: okay. thank you. [ applause ] thanks, j.d. brian: it's kind of exciting. a brand new season. this will be numbers 21 to 25 of what made america great. i think we all agree it's a great country. we don't know how we got that way.

a brand new season coming out. george washington's headquarters in upstate, new york. the battle of saratoga. we will relive that moment. i also had a chance to visit long island's only president's home and that is teddy roosevelt's house. it's exactly the way he left it. they are expecting him to walk back in. here's a little of the episode that drops today on fox nation only on what made america great his exuberance all through his wife was extraordinary. 60 for him is old. nowadays it isn't. for him it was old because his body was so worn out. he had such energy until the end. brian: another floor. third floor, should we go. >> go upstairs. i want to see his private study. call the gun room. brian: that's where he wrote most of his books. people speaking to tweed

roosevelt his great grandson. he remembers going there with teddy roosevelt's mom and great grandmother and running around sag more hill. amazing to see a guy with a photographic memory and know that every book in this huge library he memorized every single page. ainsley: he had a house on the you were east side. didn't his mother-in-law boy it for him as long as they live. brown stone divided in half. brian: summer white house. they kind of shut down and let the country run itself. can you imagine? i have some good news. everybody here is getting my book. [cheers and applause] sam houston and the alamo avengers. the publisher is giving it to all of you because they saw how nice and good looking you all are and clean i might add. for anyone who science up for the yearly plan of fox nation, which is the run away app. everybody is talking about streaming hit. you get through the 31st, you sign up for a year, we will send you out a book.

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steve: crowd is alive. welcome to the first live "fox & friends" show of 2020. "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. [applause] steve: you wer kind you have to fill in earlier in the week when brian was out. we have been talking about how the president during this time of impeachment is keeping himself busy. today he is going to speak at the march for life, which is historical. then tomorrow -- tuesday he is going to release the middle east peace plan. on tuesday as well he will have a rally in new jersey. wednesday usmca, thursday a rally in iowa. he's busy. >> he is. consider he will be the first president ever to speak at the march for life. if you remember, three years ago, four years ago when conservatives were considering the candidacy of donald trump. will this billionaire from new york who used to be a democrat really be the conservative that he says he is going to be? for anybody who voted for

him overwhelmingly they say thank god we voted for him because he has been just that. [applause] because he has done exactly what he said he is going to do and more. the idea nominated two amazing supreme court justices who are on the right side of life speak in front of this rally which is growing while the women's march urge shrinking in the amount of support it has. benjamin netanyahu, a true alliance we have gone in every step in every way to fortify this rally in new jersey which they say has the most rsvps a lot of conservatives in new jersey some are waving at me right now. you look at the whole impeachment thing and everybody has been wondering in the senate are there any republicans going to come over and vote for witnesses? four names? who could it be. only one conversion in this entire process a democrat so fed up with the democrats he became a republican. that's where they are doing

the rally on tuesday. so this president delivering. brian: so far susan collins has been very angry at the democrats. murkowski expressed outrage at the way she has been talked to. pete: gave jerry nadler the podium. brian: a lot of people they thought they could convert the other way. pete: they have had time to consider the evidence with milk and water and decided it's a sham. ainsley: what's coming this up weekend? brian: patriots and tom brady and you have charlie hurt. pete: i will find out when i show up. thanks, guys. steve: look who is here. it's geraldo ♪ >> thank you, thank you gaming and this one is always on facetime. (vo) so verizon has plans to mix and match starting at $35. and up to $700 off the latest iphone. the network more people rely on, gives you more.

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studio audience, the guy with a chair and broken nose, i know that you were watching former mayor one hour ago, he said starting at noon he will podcast releasing information that shows that there was conspiracy and all sorts of stuff at the highest levels regarding the bidens, all that stuff. here he is one hour ago rudy giuliani. >> i'm going to present over the next 2 to 3 weeks, shocking crimes at the highest levels of both governments while the senate is listening to a totally group of phoney story, trying for not a crime, it's a pleat show on the part of the democrats and they should be sued for conspiracy to defraud the united states, they should

pay for the hearing. steve: paid political advertise ment on behalf of the democrats. >> well, i knew him when he was newly appointed and he became america's mayor, the most magnificent elected official on earth, to see him deteriorate right before your eyes, i love the guy -- steve: what do you mean? >> i think -- first of all, he went to ukraine to do what as what, why didn't the president -- steve: the president east attorney. >> why wasn't he appointed a presidential envoy with an official title to go do a righteous job to probe -- brian: what you're saying it's not matter whether he's dealing fact but how he did it bothers you. >> brothers me also that he's

hanging out with lev parnas, sleaze bag. >> he's the godfather to his child. >> i don't know him, i only know him from what he has done and said apparently for the president and then against the president, he seems treacherous back--stabbing self-serving con who is trying to avoid jail timings he reminds me a lot like michael cohen, sleazier than michael cohen, lev parnas, by association, what is america's mayor hanging out with -- i don't come here for people to agree with me, i come to tell you how i feel from the bottom of my heart and from the bottom of my heart i feel liker rudy giuliani has been diminished by this entire saga and i think the more he talks the worse it is for the president of the united states. steve: i think rudy is working

for the president and the president probably asked him to do that stuff because he doesn't trust anybody else to do it. >> i understand that and understand how the president and that white house is surrounded by a nest of vipers, snakes and back stabbers and rats. steve: a friend you've known for 30 years. >> when i go to a hurricane or maybe to iran next month, i go as the correspondent at large for fox news, i go with an official designation, you know my role. steve: you're a journalist. >> he's an envoy for the president of the most mighty nation on earth, then let him go with a title, with an official function, a chain of command, with the ambassadors know who he is and what he's doing and not john bolton sneaking behind him -- steve: he will present podcast noon.

>> be care about lev this and that guy. ainsley: what do you think is going to happen? >> impeachment is to me a partisan sham, he was impeached, nancy pelosi arrogantly high fives bill mahr and says whatever happens he's impeached for life, he's got the -- brian: the somber tone that they were supposed to half, high five and handed out pens. >> he was impeached not by the congress of the united states, he was impeached by the democrats in the congress of the united states, they have weponized impeachment, the next time there's a democratic president and republican house of representatives, they'll impeach him because impeach or her because impeachment now has been so degrading, where ask the high -- where is the high crime, where is the treason. >> brien: they will wrap up today and what they're doing is

preaching before 4 republicans, susan collins, lisa murkowski and mitt romney, tell me the theme beginning saturday for the president? >> excellent question, you go back to the founders, what did they conceive when they wrote article 2, section 4 of the constitution that the president can be removed from office for high crimes or misdemeanors, treason, bribery, they set a very high bar but they had a protection, they had a, you know, a wall against presidential misconduct, if he went that far, he would hit the wall and something to do about it. this president's conduct and again, i may get hissed and booed, i think it was tacky and

irregular. that's the point, steve, it was not illegal, there's no crime, so what is this, you know how johnny carson said if the gloves doesn't fit you must acquit, johnny. >> carson wouldn't have said it. [laughter] >> or geraldo. johnny said if the glove doesn't fit, no crime, no conviction, i want the president's lawyers to be like clarence and william jennings brian and john quincy adams, they have used the constitution to whip him in irregular and unlawful way and i want him to be acquitted, i don't want witnesses, i want a summary judgment motion made and i predict that not a single republican will break right now.

>> i have one thing to request, don't take the 24 hours, i don't think there's anybody in the world that watched the whole thing. >> brien: rachel maddow maybe. [laughter] >> i think that what you need now, i want alan dershowitz, i want him to spell out why the constitution requires that this president committed a crime and if there's no crime identified -- remember when eric holder was attorney general, if they had moved to hold the president of the united states in contempt of congress or sensor that would be much more appropriate than impose on him for doing something that is while irregular, not illegal and no big deal. what he was asking for an investigation of the bidens -- [laughter] brain brain it's incredible.

[laughter] >> my back of discipline. >> not illegal, not illegal. ainsley: everybody is getting free subscription to fox nation, you get brian's book if you sign up before 31st of january, what do you have on fox nation? >> ainsley, i've been on television, this is my 50th year, labor day of 2020 will be my 50th anniversary on television and i'm so proud, the fact that i survived all the different styles, follow my hair style, my biggest story around important story was the story, my first big story the story that exposed the world's largest institution for the population we used to describe as mentally retarded, we now say developmentally disabled, over 5,000 mostly young people stuck inside a filthy institution on staten island right here in new york, starving and having

pneumonia because they were shoveling oatmeal down their throats, it was to see that in new york, in the united states and expose that, how the people were being treated worse than the worse kennel and we have concentrated on that story, how we managed to suggest the solution to the problem to get these folks out of the institutions and into small community-based residences where they could be cared for in a humane way. brian: a great charity for that. >> we raised millions of dollars to further the cause and i'm proud of it and it's on fox nation right now. brian: right now. steve: it's i am geraldo. [laughter] >> she says, 50 years? i'm only 45.

[laughter] brian: it's true, he's not kidding. >> we love you, thank you. ainsley: we love you too. jillian is up there and she had headlines. jillian: good morning, let's begin with fox news alert, manufacturing building completely leveled in a massive explosion in houston, look at this, watch as home security camera captures the giant fire ball erupting into the sky, the force and sounds to have blast sending shock waves across the region. >> we thought a bomb went off or something, some sort of explosion or something and it just completely scared us and everybody is popping out of their doors and it was just scaring everybody. >> the blast reportedly damaging several homes in the area, at least one person was injured, authorities are investigating whether gas leak is to blame. right now the u.s. pulling

diplomats and families from the consulate general in china, this comes as texas a&m student is tested after traveling to china, very mild symptoms of the infection, at least 25 people have died from the flu-like virus, china is building a hospital dedicated to treating patients. 2020 hopeful joe biden could soon get an endorsement, "the new york times" is reporting harris considering throwing support behind the former vp, this comes days after biden said he would consider the california senator as a potential running mate, harris dropped out of the race last month. we got to the bottom of it, vice president mike pence was not snubbed by a prince, some media outlets pouncing on this video, prince charles watching by the vp without shaking his hands, this as at an event in jerusalem, turns out the two had already greeted one another and

press secretary tweeting out this picture of the two chatting before the event so everybody can sleep tonight that you have the answers there. back to you. steve: yeah, not nearly as bad as the first story. jillian: thanks, jillian, the president to make history at today's march for life event, what can we expect. [cheers and applause] art bed.

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[cheers and applause] ♪ >> welcome back. ainsley: what a good-looking crowd, we love having you here, hopes to drive pro-life voters to the polls this year. >> president trump takes the stage at march for life in washington, d.c. making him the first president in history to appear and speak at the rally and that is big. >> here to react host of outnumbered, the same woman you clapped for, harris faulkner back to back shows. >> this energy in the morning, i need this in my kitchen when i'm making lunches under pressure, i love this. they are a beautiful audience. >> they are beautiful. steve: what do you make of the

president going to march for life, i'm catholic and every year our church always sends buses down, been doing it for decades and today the president is going to speak there for the first time ever. >> you know what really struck me in all of this how much he knows who he is and, you know, when you look historically at politicians whether they were the president or not, there's always that sort of calculation that goes on, i better speak to moderates, i better speak -- no, no, 192 judges see has appointed since being president, including a couple of supreme court, i heard you talking about supreme court justices today, why is that important, it's something that's organic to him and critics can snap back, well, it means that he's taking side on issues that divides women, this is organic and real to who he is and i think that's what people expect and it doesn't mean he

would listen to other women, em motherson college with disapproval of 57%, there's probably mathematics to what is estimated to be a crowd of a hundred thousand today, we will have to see, report on that as it happens, that's a big deal, to be able to go out amid impeachment, amid numbers that need some vote, you have women for trump who are out on the trail too but i have like with this event election season is on donkey kong right now. the president planning rally before the new hampshire primary. how does that fit into all of that, it's part of who he is and he can answer back to his

critics, stay on message, mr. president. brian: doesn't always do it well? >> he gives great access at a time when, you know, things are heating up in the trial and impeachment, i don't know if you can tell necessarily by the ratings, 300 million and about 8 or 9 watched yesterday, 2 days ago, i'm sorry. but anyway, when you look at all of it, the access that people will have to the president today maybe shouting out a question, you know, people in the media like us may do that but it's important that he stay on message because this is his sweet spot, he's final presidential debate, he said that's what he was going today. >> one week from today i'm going to the super bowl. ainsley: how many years were you main anchor in kansas city?

>> 7 years. mike thompson, i have to give them a shout-out, they were my team and i would say things like, which camera do i look into, i was so young. you're kansas too. >> i worked at channel 9. you have to rub it in. >> i don't know if that's true. ainsley: he's going to be here on our show singing it for live audience. >> oh, my gosh, you're kidding? >> stick around. >> i may have to bring in folding chair and sit in the back, thanks for having me this morning. ainsley: watch you right here at noon. >> when the president speaks today we will be on at noon giving you -- steve: how many want to stay in the studio until harris' show? they have to go have breakfast.

brian: that's the same person, different logo. have you heard al bore compared climate change to 911, what does texas congressman dan crenshaw think. he's in studio right now. look, this isn't my first rodeo...

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former navy seal himself, congressman dan crenshaw is here. [cheers and applause] >> you know the state inside and out, basically getting what you had to digest by the same people that were delivering it before christmas, now we get it after christmas, people are acting like we never heard it before. >> you know, that's their job to present their weak case to the senate and the senate's job to adjudicate that. that's exactly what is happening, what we are seeing, we still have a very weak case, the reexplaining some of the things that we already knew, was trump interested in the biden barisma issue? yes, he has a duty to be interested in that, on its face it was a corrupt issue, clear conflict of interest. that's the heart of the entire case, whether or not our president should be able to look into what was clearly a corrupt relationship between hunter biden and barisma and the vice president threatening to withhold a billion dollars in

aid in the ukrainian prosecutor wasn't fired who was investigating the company that his son was on. ainsley: why did they let him get away with it? if you don't fire the prosecutor then i'm not giving you the money, that's quid pro quo and he admits it. >> right, that's the question we all ask and point to, it's massive hypocrisy, it really is, and they are trying to shift and project it somewhere else, saying it's debunk and i don't know what that means, how is it debunked, we have all the facts, they are not disputable at all, a lot of witnesses coming forward and admitted that, they said this was a serious conflict of interest. >> would the president have made his case better, i was interested, it would have affected 2016 and not 2020, would that have helped? >> yeah, and that is what the president was looking for, he did have concerns that many ukrainian officials were -- were openly against him in 2016

election, and, you know, last night as they the house managers were going through their case, they kept brig up investigations but they carefully leave out that investigations was a broad series of investigations that include 2016 election, and so the question was this about 2016 or 2020? there's no evidence whatsoever that any of this was about 2020, but that's the premise of the democrats' case. >> also making news in the last 24 hours, the department of justice essentially said they screwed up and sent classified report to the doj that said essentially to the fisa court that said doj probably did not have probable cause for two of those fisa warrants which meant they should not have been investigating which meant we would be talking about something else right now like this in 2020 in november, there's going to be an election, elizabeth warren would like to be the president of the united states, she was in grimes, iowa on monday and a guy came up to her and he didn't know he was on camera but there

was a microphone near and he is very frustrated that she wants to give away college and forgive college debt because he played by the rules while his friends didn't, listen to this. >> my daughter is getting out of school, i saved all of my money. >> god bless you. >> am i going to get my money back? so you're going to pay for people who didn't save any money and those of us who did the right thing get screwed? steve: he goes onto say, look, my neighbor, took vacation and had a lot of fun and i played by the rules, is that fair? >> he's asking questions that a lot of americans would like to ask, it's a false sense of compassion that they are offering, they always cloak their policies in compassion but it's a lie, this isn't fair, it's not fair to take from other people and give to someone else just because you want their votes, that's the definition of buying votes. >> is that what's happening?

>> if you look at the pandering that the candidates do it's always about getting votes, we will give you something in return we want your votes, we want your support, that's exactly what they are doing, but, no, you cannot take the taxes away from people who have paid off their student loans or people who got vocational training certificate instead, working hard, you want to take their tax money and pay somebody else's investment because it isn't a loan, it's your choice to do it and you need to pay that back. brian: people who do pay it back look like suckers, that's been the theme on the left. ainsley: like if you paid for your kids to go to college and she comes in, you've already paid your money, she comes in and gets elected, your tax dollars she's going take to go pay off someone else's student loan, is that fair, no. brian: al gore was on the record yesterday from davos saying that climate change is like 911, he

compares the two, do you? >> no, no we should not compare the two. it's -- it's almost a laughable explanation, he also -- they compare to world war ii, they compare it to storming the beaches of normandy, they are trying to create this insane alarmism and crisis mode because they want you to give them power, right, they believe that the only way they can have the power to reform the economy in the way that they want is to -- is to drive our kids into has hysteria and pretend that we are storming the beaches of normandy, it's nonsense, it doesn't mean that we can't take the issue seriously, we should, we should look at what's worked. the united states has decreased emissions far more than the last 10 countries combined? how have we done that? technology driven, fracking, the number one driver of reduction of emissions, we should be

building pipelines so new york and boston doesn't have to rely on russian import. there's really obvious ways to reduce emissions globally and they don't want to hear that, they want to keep it all in the ground, skyrocketing electricity prices. brian: they want the issue, they don't want to answer. >> they want to scare you and make you believe, okay, if we do all the things, keep it on the ground, have no energy whatsoever, just solar and wind, all of a sudden weather will look like san diego. steve: dan crenshaw, thank you very much. >> good to be with you, guys. [applause] ainsley: doj admits the carter page fisa was illegal, judge is next [sneezing]

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[applause] ♪ >> welcome back. ainsley: look who is here, judge jeanine piro, host of judge jea

jeanine. good morning, justice. >> good morning. they are trying to do it now in the senate, but go ahead. ainsley: doj is admitted that they should have ended surveillance of carter page when they were surveilling the trump campaign, they say at least 2 fisa applications lacked probable cause and guess who issued those, andy mccabe and james comey. >> and rod rosenstein also, you remember that name, the 25th amendment, maybe i should wire up the president, look, here is the problem, the problem is it took this long to get someone official, the department of justice as well as the chief judge and fisa court to say, wait a minute, the two warrants that were signed by my fisa court judge was not predicate bid any probable cause, they should have never before issued,

we are of the belief that the original two would be invalidated but they apparently haven't gotten to that. here is the bottom line, when christopher steele, who hates donald trump, is hired by the fbi, when british authorities told the fbi christopher steele can't be relied on, when the source who gave christopher steele the information says to the fbi, you know what, i just made that stuff up, you know, barroom talk, they go forward with this document, the dossier paid for by hillary clinton, laundered money through fusion gps foreign agent and decide they are going to surveil american citizen to use him as a telescope into the trump campaign, it was illegal, it was wrong and what's infuriating is it took us this long to figure this thing out.

>> this weekend, are you going to be covering this with senator lankford and senator ted cruz and rudy giuliani. >> that and more. steve: we had rudy earlier and used up a lot of time. [laughter] >> i could feel it coming, they are saying what my show is about. you want me to talk now or saturday night? >> she would be broadcasting. >> that's right, i'm going to sit in on the fake trial, it's not predicated on probable cause either. brian: you'll be seeing the president defended for the first time. >> good to be here. [laughter] >> round of applause. [applause] >> thank you. brian: jillian, what's going on in the news? jillian: hello, good morning, we start here today for cancer patients will make their case

inside courtroom, fourth trial over allegations that active radiant in roundup causes cancer rodríguez to introduce a plan to let 1 million immigrants votes, rodríguez is illegal immigrant from the dominican republic, however, rodríguez says there is enough support in the council to pass it this time. police could soon go knock on this women's stolen door, you see authorities posing photo of a woman literally stealing a car from a massachusetts cafe, police comparing her to dora the explorer, as an explorer was always looking for an adventure but it would appear that dora has gotten herself in a jam,

she's still on the run. why did you steal a door jordanians the guys coming back to life as temperatures rise in florida, reptiles freeze and drop, literally fall out of trees, wildlife experts say iguanas get cold stun when temperatures get below 45-degrees but they do wake up after being moved to warm sunshine. thank goodness, let's a look at the headlines. steve: when the coffee kicks in, it works. >> i never thought i would think an iguana is cute, but that little guy is. >> brian kilmeade does not think so. i have to tell you all the time that i'm doing the weather i'm standing in front of this gentleman, i feel bad. what's your name? what do you think of the iguanas? >> very glad.

>> fantastic, thank you for being you. i will talk about the fact that we have warm weather in the forecast, do you like that, do you like warm weather? >> i love warm weather. >> i would love early spring. do you trust ground hog? >> always trust you. janice: potential for showers and thunderstorms in your forecast move ago cross the east coast and thank you, my friend, here you go, take this, back to you steve, ainsley and brian. >> back to you, steve, ainsley and brian. [cheers and applause] >> if man that janice always stands in front of, thank you. >> all right, coming up next in the next 15 minutes he brought down the house of afc championship game singing the national anthem. steve: this morning retired navy petty officer wilson is back with the performance you do not want to miss, good morning, sir. ainsley: good morning. let's check in with ed henry to find out what's coming up.

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♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> more than two decades navy veterans wilson has brought stadium crowds to their feet with moving rendition of our country's national anthem before the game. brian: bringing this audience to its feet, apparently good luck charm helping kansas city chiefs get to go super bowl first time in 50 years. steve: he will come to his feet in just a moment because he joins us, what was it like in kansas city aside from the fact that it was bitterly cold, you were able to on the field of play for a little while bring

all those people together? >> it was amazing, well, that's my team, so very amazing for me to be able to be able to sing in that stadium, in the kingdom and receive a call from the owner to actually do it, so that's -- that's amazing in itself and to have the whole -- whole crowd for that one minute and 30 seconds to just put away their differences and sing one song all together -- ainsley: units us all. >> to hear them gave me chills. ainsley: were you nervous because st. louis is your hometown, hometown team? >> it's been 2 years, i'm not nervous at all. no, ma'am. steve: terrific and you love the kansas city chiefs? >> i love them. >> would you like to perform the song for the studio audience? >> most definitely. >> everybody can you stand up, we will get out of the way, here

he is. >> o say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, what's so proudly we held, at the twilight gleaming whose bright stars an bright stars through the perilous fight, for the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming, and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night that our flag was still

there. o, say does that star spangled banner yet wave, for the land of the free and the home of the brave! [cheers and applause] steve: that was beautiful. brian: thank you very much. ainsley: god bless you. brian: celebrate 100 years of

football. >> yes. steve: you sang at the afc championship, you're not going to the super bowl, right? >> not going to the super bowl. i was with the one in minnesota. steve: but you're not going to the super bowl? >> i'm so sorry. >> katie is here and she's from el paso, what would you like to say to him? >> we heard about your amazing performance and we would like to present you with two tickets to the big game. [cheers and applause] >> oh, my god. [applause] >> what do you think? [cheers and applause] >> wow. wow. >> we wanted to take you to the

game, you brought everybody to their feet and now we want you to be able to cheer on your team. steve: in miami. >> we will be paying for your trip there. you can get there and cheer them on. >> i was supposed to have a super bowl party at my house. find another place to go. [laughter] >> wow, thank you so much. ainsley: we will all be down there. will you come and join us onset? >> most definitely. most definitely. steve: a week from today in miami. >> okay. ainsley: who will you take with you? >> i don't know. i will talk to my wife. [laughter] brian: i think that might be your best bet. >> but, you know, i don't know, we will see, she's not really a sports person. brian: series of auditions, they have to be nice. steve: obviously, you'll be able to see the super bowl, kansas city versus 49ers on fox.

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