jillian: have you ever had anything like that happen? >> i have been on serious ice. i have never had to push a bike up the street. >> i have had a car with the emergency brake on roll out of an icy driveway in the middle of the night. rob: yikes, that's dangerous. see you later. jillian: bye. ♪ keeps on turning ♪ i don't know where i will be tomorrow ♪ wheels in the skies keep on turning. steve: welcome toggle washington, d.c. and the big town u.s.a. new york city. it is january 28th, 2020. you are watching "fox & friends." ainsley: do you know what happened 70 years ago? my mother was born. 70 years old. brian: going home to experience it. ainsley: fly back and forth to miami. the party was planned before i knew we were traveling to the super bowl. i am of course not going to miss that. steve: just bring your mom to the super bowl. ainsley: i know.

i know. she is so excited about this. i think my dad is, too. steve: i know she is watching happy birthday. ainsley: happy birthday, mom. love you. brian: we can't wait to see what ainsley got you. ainsley: i got her some good things. steve: thank you for joining us. the end of phase one is near. president trump's team will wrap up arguments in the senate impeachment trial. they say the senators can be home by surf time. ainsley: republican team slamming the democrats for weaponizing impeachment. it's also putting a spotlight on the bidens. brian: that was an effective part of the presentation yesterday. griff jenkins is live at the at thaat that point toll with what's ahead. >> alan dershowitz on his team. he voted for clinton. if this were the case for hillary clinton he still would have said no impeachment. griff: that's right. brian, ainsley and steve, good morning. a lot of takeaways

yesterday. these leaked allegations in the "new york times" certainly striking at the heart of this trial. the president's defense team were not deterred in any way yesterday saying they are not dealing in anything like speculation, not based in evidentiary standards. they said that it does not rise to the level of impeachment. they said the democrats are weaponizing impeachment. and the went on full offense about the facts. watch. >> hunter biden's decision to join burisma raised flags almost immediately. >> but if manager jeffries standard applies where were the same democrats' calls for impeachment when uncontroverted smoking gun evidence emerged that president obama had violated their standard? >> as to whether the bolton revelations will ultimately sway at four g.o.p. senators to call for witnesses, that will be a vote perhaps we get by thursday or friday. we will wait and see. mitt romney clearly indicating he is interested in witnesses. the president calling these

allegations absolutely false as minority leader schumer applies to pressure. >> ambassador bolton's manuscript was sent to the white house over a month ago. the president ordered everyone with firsthand knowledge of his actions not to certify in the agreement inquiry. we are all staring a white house cover-up in the face. >> the president's defense team wraps up today. tomorrow 16 hours of written questions by the senators. then we will find out what happens, who knows? we could get even more revelations but right now it appears there aren't the necessary votes clearly pressure also building, brian, ainsley, steve? brian: we will see where those numbers go, griff. right away susan collins says she is leaning that way. mitt romney made it clear he would like to hear from bolton. murkowski came out and said i'm very curious about this. pat toomey close with mcconnell but not particularly close with the

white house i propose a one for one. you bring in bolton, we bring in somebody else. i don't see how. lindsey graham comes out and says bolton may be a relevant witness. i don't see how you avoid bringing bolton in now. steve: that is if and everybody said they would be open to witnesses have said i'm going to wait until i hear everything. ted cruz said yesterday what he heard regarding bolton does not change the underlying facts. jim inhofe, the senator from the great state of oklahoma said you have to keep in mind for the first time in his life, john bolton was fired. that does have an effect on people. and we heard from other people closely tied to the white house who said, look, john bolton is simply trying to sell a book and that's why the timing is so delicious. ainsley: well, i understand why now many of them want to question him. i didn't want witnesses. i wanted this thing to be over. now if he is saying there was a tie, the money in exchange for an investigation, if he is saying that then some of

these senators that have grappling with whether or not to call witnesses, this might be the tip of the iceberg for them. they might say look we have got to ask him about that. and maybe they are feeling pressure from constituents to ask him. what happens next? does john bolton if he says he will speakened he a already says he would, but does the president get to call executive privilege and then john bolton is not allowed to talk? or does john bolton make that decision? brian: he could call a press conference today and he could say i will take any question you want because he is a free man. he is not under lock and key. ainsley: is he with executive privilege? steve: has to be under oath. brian: very good, steve. you have to say is john bolton lying in his book? is he lying at the press conference? is he only going to tell the truth if brought in front of everyone? you are allowed to speak publicly. ainsley: we will get into this later being criticized by some people on his own team about writing this book. saying if you have conversations with the president that should be private. brian: i will add this to it

general mattis said i'm not writing a book about the president until he is out of office and general kelly said the same thing. if condoleezza rice came out and wrote a book about george bush while he is still in office i don't care if it's good or bad that's inappropriate. to put a book out while the president is still in office is incredible. steve: you know, a lot of people say it's still speculation. nobody has actually seen the book other than the "new york times." that's why the rnc put out a mass email. his name is steve guess. he put this out yesterday this is the 2.0 version of the failed kavanaugh playbook. it cited no other fact witnesses. trump himself have said that he cooperated with the investigation. rather, no direct quotes does not cite any named source. and that's why they are saying we don't quite understand what's going on

here. brian: so, here's the thing. if john bolton is saying i'm being miss portrayed. he hasn't. they only say we had nothing to do with the leak. alan dershowitz who said i'm a democrat as ainsley mentioned. i didn't vote for president trump, but this is not impeachment-worthy. also said when it comes to bolton, it doesn't even matter what's in his book. listen. >> if a president, any president were to have done what the times reported about the context of the bolton manuscript that would not constitute an impeachable offense. let me repeat, nothing in the bolton revelations even if true, would rise to the level of an abuse of power or an impeachable offense. that is clear from the history. that is clear from the language of the constitution. you cannot turn conduct that is not impeachable into

impeachable conduct simply by using words like quid pro quo. and personal benefit. ainsley: there is a guy named fred fleitz who worked for john bolton for 30 years. he is my friend. he has been his chief of staff twice. he said it was crushing to read that john bolton was publishing a tell-all book. he said no wonder it was leaked. of course it was. because everything that john bolton wrote had to go over to the nsc. national security council to make sure he wasn't releasing information that was sensitive. in the middle of impeachment? listen to what fred fleitz says. >> sending something so sensitive to the white house during an impeachment hearing and all the bureaucrats would review it. i'm afraid it was an invitation for a leak. reports many copies made in the national security council. if that's true, heads should roll in the nsc. steve: keep in mind whether they call witnesses or not

we should know that by the inelsd of the week, nobody is suggesting the president should be thrown out of office. regardless of what mr. bolt upon says, which remains to be seen there are 20 senators on the republican side who would say yep, get him out. >> they use this word political rival. i got a huge problem with the biden link and son. mapped out wonderfully by pam bondi using other networks covering this story back in 2014. and they are showing that there is a reason for any president be very curious about what was going on prior to him taking office. meanwhile, speaking of the woman that thought she was going to be in office. hillary clinton back in the news. steve: what are you talking about? she won the election. ainsley: she can win again. brian: she is going to beat him again.

steve: published her story documentary hillary on hulu. 1700 hours worth of stuff and they followed her through the 2016 campaign. and they realized this is bigger than just the campaign. we're going to add all the other stuff. and one of the things that variety got into with her regarding that aside from the fact that scathing bernie bite nobody likes him. she said if she ran this time. 2016 was so weird, so odd she says, she has got the urge and she would win. watch. >> i know that you are not running, do you ever feel the urge that like i can beat him or i wish -- >> yeah. i certainly feel the urge because i feel like the 2016 election was really an odd time and outcome. and the more we learn, that more that seems to be the case. but i'm going to support the people who are running now.

ainsley: odd seems like an odd word to describe that right? steve: she is trying to figure out why she lost. it was an odd time. i lost because it was an odd time. ainsley: she said at the sundance film festival she could beach trump if she run against him in november. brian: i made those comments a year and a half ago. i stand by them. i wasn't looking at the candidate. look at somebody's record. and see what they have gotten done and whether you agree with them or not. every voter should pay attention to that. bernie is winning big now in iowa and new hampshire. meanwhile, go out to wild wood, new jersey. why? because we are not there and other people are. they are lined up for one reason. steve: that's right. tonight is going to be the trump rally, the make america great rally. the convention center there. brian: or keep america great. steve: the convention center there in wild wood holds 10,000. ainsley: i read 7500. even less than that. steve: 10,000. but, nonetheless, as we look at these images taken

moments ago, they had requests for 175,000 tickets. ainsley: i know. steve: between 7500 and 10,000 will be able to ultimately fit in there. ainsley: bernie doesn't get crowds like this but he does have a lot of people that go goes to his rally and supports him. the president gets hundreds of thousands. they are going to wait out there. they started lining up yesterday. steve: they did. 48 hours before. brian: for jeff van drew switched parties. i can't go along with this impeachment plus i think republicans reflect more of my constituents. steve: and he, jeff van drew, is going to be our guest at 8:00. just about an hour and 45 minutes from right now. ainsley: people are really excited that he is the democrat and switched because of impeachment. he said i'm fed up with this and i need to represent my constituents. steve: what's interesting about the big trump rally tonight in new jersey is new jersey is a reliable blue state. it's not like is he going to turn it red. ainsley: where is wild wood? is it near the water.

steve: it's along the jersey shore. let's go to jillian. brian: who travels through there to get to philadelphia. jillian: i don't. south of atlantic city, down near cape may. i grew up on ocean city not wild wood but north of that. steve: i heard some complaints from some people in northern knowledge why is he having it way down there rather in central new jersey. ainsley: easy for everyone to get. to say a lot of people are going to find a way anyway. steve: they are already there. jillian: get you caught up on other stories we're following. u.s. forces are ambushed as they try reach a crashed military plane. taliban spokesman tells reuters repelled crash site. taliban claims it shot down surveillance plane. the pentagon says the crash was due to technical issues. less than five people were on board. the exact number is still unclear. president trump will unveil his israel palestine peace plan at the white house

today. he will be joined by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his political challenger benny gantz. while the deal is expected to heavily favor israel the president has called it very good for palestinians. in the west bank people are burning photos of president trump accusing him of selling their homeland. and now to this fox news alert. the helicopter pilot who flew kobe bryant and several others tried to climb over clouds before the deadly crash. listen as air traffic control tries to get the pilot to respond as they tried navigating dense fog. >> two echo x-ray, paying attention? two echo x-ray you are still too low level for flight following at this time. jillian: too low to register on radar before crashing. we know kobe and his daughter took communion at

catholic mass hours before boarding the flight. paid tribute to gianno leaving an empty seat on heir bench and tweeting mom bacita is forever a husky. she joined of playing the wmba. moment of silence for kobe bryant and the eight others killed in helicopter crash. many players praising bryant's legacy as they prepare for the big game. quarterback for the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers say they are ready for it. >> we want to play our best football. we know we are playing a great opponent. we will try to win the game. >> whenever you are playing a game of this caliber, there is always pressure that comes with it. go out there and play football. stay relaxed. jillian: super bowl is this sunday on fox. kickoff is 6:30 p.m. eastern time. steve: you will see us at the super bowl friday, saturday and sunday. brian: the players must be

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♪ ♪ >> hunter biden's decision to join burisma raised flags almost immediately. >> in january of 2018, as you heard, former vice president biden bragged that he had pressured the ukrainians, threatened them, indeed coerced them into firing the state prosecutor who reportedly was investigating the very company that paid millions of dollars to his son. brian: wow, president trump's defense team making the case for why he wanted an investigation into corruption in ukraine and by by the bidens piqued his interest. a member of the president's defense team joins us now. especially effective when they tossed to abc reports and press conferences when reporters were saying why is hunter biden on this burisma board and trying to find out

why hunter biden was on this trip to china and he got this big lucrative deal after joe left with him. so this was brought up not by i not by the president but by network television and by network reporters. >> right. you are so right, brian. pam bondi did a great job. eric hershman laying out the fact. the house impeachment managers, the democrats, many in the media want to say it's a debunked conspiracy theory that was laid out so eloquently first by pam bondi and i would challenge these same people the house impeachment managers and democrats in congress and the mainstream media to tell us what did pam bondi say that wasn't true. she was using their own words. and the fact is that you have a corrupt ukrainian gas company run by corrupt ukrainian ole garr hired by the son of the vice president $50,000 a month no energy and ukraine experience. dirt money ukraine scheme that the president had a right to have a problem with burisma, the bidens

shouldn't be immune from scrutiny just because joe biden is one running for president. if it's not illegal, it should be. brian: if there is no bolton book i think this thing is done by friday. with this book we now understand mitt romney predictable. collins somewhat predictable. pat too maniy, murkowski and even lindsey graham say that bolton may be a relevant witness. is there any way to avoid witnesses at this point? >> yeah. because you are opening up a door. and, i mean, you have alan dershowitz' argument first off the fact that the house impeachment managers, articles of impeachment aren't alleging the president committing any crime. they said a thousand times over that no one is above the law but they don't accuse the president of violating any law. you have that whole part made by alan dershowitz. if you want to go down that door, the republicans have been trying to call the whistleblower and hunter biden and if you want to have firsthand material facts outlined, you would call adam schiff, jerry

nadler. they're the ones who know more than anyone else as it relates to that second article of impeachment. so, the country, being ready to move forward, the articles of impeachment not alleging any impeachable offense, and you can't really reward the prosecutorial misconduct rerling that adam schiff did not issue a subpoena to john bolton at any point during the house process. brian: got charges the prosecutorial misconduct is a problem. brian: you don't think it's a given we are heading down the witness road. we will see what happens on thursday. of course there will be written question requests. then we will see where this goes. he is a member of the trump legal team. thanks so much for joining us, congressman. >> thank you, brian. brian: coming up next, the state department urging americans not to travel to china amid the deadly coronavirus outbreak next. a doctor overseeing the hospital treating the first u.s. patient joins us with an update. plus, is that big foot? i say yes, joel says no. the sasquatch which is the nickname i use is deciding

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headed back to court today three years after it was first imposed. a federal appeals court in the commonwealth of virginia will hear arguments in three cases challenging the controversial rule. even though the supreme court already upheld the legality of the ban back in 2018. the rule suspends immigration to the united states from several muslim countries, also, north korea and venezuela as you can see right there. and the high court allows the trump administration to enforce new rules that would deny green cards for illegal migrants. under the new public charge policy migrants applying for permanent residency must show that they won't become a burden on taxpayers by using public benefits like food stamps and medicaid. that's a big difference ainsley. ainsley: thank you, steve. the cdc monitoring 10 potential cases of the krohn

scrirs across 26 states as the state department urges citizens to reconsider traveling to china. here with what we need to do is dr. amy con stan phillips executive vice president at st. joseph's health which is treating the first patient in washington state. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: good morning, how is that patient doing? >> well, i can't really give information out about individual patients but i can say things seem to be progressing well. ainsley: that is good news. how worried are you about this? >> i think it's a big deal any time there is a knoll new virus. the fact that the cdc and state and local health departments are taking this incredibly seriously is a definite positive. screening people coming in from high risk areas. ensuring that people don't have fevers. and, if they do, doing what we have done so far in the five identified cases putting people into hospitals in isolation areas so that the germs can't spread to others has been a huge lift for us to keep the

disease from spreading here in the u.s. ainsley: you know what was interesting this morning is we were all looking at this live tracker from johns hopkins. you can put it up on the screen. it shows you the area of china where most of these individuals live. in the top left-hand corner you can see 4474. on monday that number was about 2800. so in two days it's really jumped up. thankfully not as many here in the u.s. the cdc says it's spreading in china but at least not here so far. how does it get in your body dr. compton-phillips. >> it's airborne. droplet transmission. somebody within 6 feet somebody who sneezes or coughs and the disease can get airborne we do believe and still with a new virus the information always comes out as we learn more but, if you sneeze on something, you know, a doorknob, a handle, a railing and come by later and touch it, touch your face and touch your mouth

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and shows eric war field using footprints to make the sos memo posted clip online too many snow days i resorted to signaling to passing rescue planes. now officially gone viral. that's hilarious. ainsley: that is great. that's awesome that he knows how to use a drone. he is the coolest dad ever. brian: in the winter. ainsley: right. steve: sending out an sos. that's something going viral. in the meantime jillian joins us with a bunch of news. jillian: are you implying he accident know how to use the drone in the summer. brian: so cold out. why we fly a drone to do this? steve: to get out of the house. the kids are in the house. hello. brian: you don't have oval ovaltine in the house. steve: give them more sugar good idea father of the year. [laughter] jillian: get you caught up on other headlines. accusing the new san

francisco district attorney of protecting criminals. this as chesa boudin refused to prosecute a man who attacked officers with a glass bottle. >> he no longer defends criminals. he empowers them. that is what is he doing by not charging jamaica harassment in this case. sends a message that the so-called former district attorney let someone who attacks police officers go unpunished. jillian: against the suspect lost his age after being shot by officers. he says he is holding off to avoid any conflict of interest. a high speed police chase ends when a van flips off the road. look at this. it skids onto the grass in florida and lands on its side. officers quickly pulling out the driver and her dog. are you trapped? >> my dog. >> where is your dog at. >> please mikesell dog.

>> we will find cheeto? >> well, officers did find cheeto unharmed. cheeto is the dog. not clear why she was pulled over to begin with. >> uc berkeley how to teach to be an adult. so popular they have turned 200 students away. adulting nutrition, fitness and managing money. >> i don't know when to start working on my taxes or what i have to keep track of to do that. >> i had to ask my sister like oh, what do you put on the letter and stuff? i couldn't remember. >> a stamp. >> instructors say they are not giving out grades so it doesn't add to student stress. well, we showed you these pictures last week. big foot spotted in the mountains of washington. at least according to the state department of transaction. well, now there is video. the department tweeting it out. you can see a bulky figure moving across the snow it. even seems to look back at the camera.

what do you think? brian: for clothes? steve: i think what he is doing is using his footsteps to write a message in the snow. ainsley: oh. steve: if sasquatch could actually operate a drone. brian: why doesn't someone call him over. he is walking away. call him over and ask him are you big foot? ainsley: growing up in south carolina we had the liz man lizd we would all spot. brian: was it a japanese film. steve: godzilla. ainsley: a guy lived in the woods half lizard half man. brian: godzilla fights king dong under water. who scripted that? steve: they knew that king kong fighting was a big draw. made movies like that. janice dean is a big draw out on fox square and already has two people. janice: nicely done. that's why you are a pro, steve. i have no idea what you guys were talking about earlier. what's your name? >> ann locke. >> where are from you. >> languagesville, texas. janice: and. >> maria.

>> and gary cappen henderson, texas. janice: first time in new york. >> yes. janice: what's the highlight? >> fox news. janice: i like that. the answer is awesome. take a look at the map. cool here in no. we will take it. 38 around the southeastern seaboard above average temperatures. storm system across the central u.s. that is bringing snow my friends to parse of north texas into through oklahoma and kansas. we will get a little snow with this as it moves eastward. it will bring the potential for some rain and then we will have to watch the possibility for a nor'easter this weekend. stay tuned if you live in the northeast. northwest is also getting quite bait of snow and some coastal rain. then in florida we're going to the super bowl on thursday. we could see some rain in the forecast on friday and saturday. we will certainly keep you up to date on that. all right. say hi to steve, ainsley and brian. >> hi, steve, aviansly and brian. steve: hi there. brian: no prompter. steve: good morning. all right. meanwhile, the president's attorneys ripping the

democrats' case for impeachment. here is how the defense team member robert ray summed it all up. >> article 1: democrats don't like president trump. article 2: democrats can't beat president trump. president trump is not removable from office just because a designing majority in the house, as represented by their managers, believes that the president abused the power of his office. the constitution requires more. ainsley: here to weigh in is fox news senior judicial analyst and host of liberty file on fox nation is judge andrew napolitano. you watched yesterday. >> i was surprised they didn't mention john bolton at all. steve: alan dershowitz did. >> you are right alan dershowitz did. steve: even if true would rise tore impeachable offense. >> that's obviously opposite what he said the last time

around. reasonable lawyers can disagree. he and i disagree. is he a brilliant guy who studied the constitution. people will probably believe the lawyer they want to believe. bob ray's comments were essentially political comments. the issue is does john bolton testify because, if he does, and testify really doesn't necessarily mean live testimony in the well of the senate under senate rules it means a deposition in secret with both sides' lawyers there. and then each side can play excerpts of the video deposition for the senators if they want him live in the well of the senate, chief justice will order him in. but, if this happens, it will open up a can of worms in terms of the other witnesses. suppose, for example, john bolton relates a conversation that only he and the president had, how are the president's people going to rebut that without the unthinkable putting the president on stand. steve: he is protected by privilege. yesterday, the president's defenders made it very clear for decades the courts have

recognized the president has the authority to exert privilege over testimony from his closest aid. >> if john came here as he used to, and started spilling the beans, that would violate the privilege. but it would be perfectly lawful and he would be able to do it. if he did it in the. brian: a press conference. >> a press conference he it would be lawful and he could do it. the question is can he do it under oath in the well of the senate? that's where the authority is divided. senator cornyn told you he thinks the president would challenge it and it would go to a district court. i have a different view. i think the chief justice would order it and if the senate didn't overrule that ordering, john would have to testify. no judge would take jurisdiction of the case after the chief justice had ordered it. ainsley: what if they had a conversation he with the president and they had a conversation with the quid pro quo. what if the president was talking about 2016. john bolton thought he was talking about 2020 and there was that confusion? >> that's why you have cross-examination to

examine. but, remember, executive privilege doesn't apply every conversation the president has. in this context, it applies interestingly, right in john bolton's wheel house, military, diplomatic, sensitive national security. that's what united states vs. nixon, the unanimous supreme court opinion said in a criminal context where the government was subpoenaing documents on the president to see if he should be prosecuted. not in an impeachment context. remember, the house of representatives -- the branches of the government are equal. but in certain areas, one is superior to the other. so the president is superior to the congress in terms of running the military. the congress is superior to the president in terms of appropriating funds. brian: pat toomey seems to be wavering. that's unusual one. expect romney, collins, murkowski but he seems to be wavering. he proposed yesterday in a closed door session what about a one for one. you bring bolton and i don't

know who they will choose. steve: whistleblower. >> that was originally proposed by rand paul and ted cruz, senators paul and cruz about two weeks ago and senator mcconnell shot it down. if it has life. if more than 51 senators want it. it's sort of a tit-for-tat. again there, ♪ going to be an end for that. brian: mcconnell evidently blindsided by. this upset at the white house they had this transcript on the 31st of december. >> they should have told him what was in there. that stuff is a bombshell if john testifies as it appears he has written in the book. steve: but, when you look at -- if witnesses are called, ultimately it's not wrong for the president to leverage, you note, some you kne sort of foreign aid. president conditions things every day. >> that's why a lot of us said the president's best defense is not on the facts. admit the conversation and admit the implications. instead argue it's not impeachable. now they are stuck disputing the facts and out of the

blue comes john bolton to say the president is wrong on the facts. i heard him say this. steve: would it change anything. >> all it has t to do is change the minds of a few republicans. brian: 20. >> you are talking about the actual vote. i'm talking about opening it up to a real trial. listen, i have tried 150 jury trials in my career. that's a lot. none of them was the same at the end as they were at the beginning. strange things happen when people rund oath and are cross-examined. steve: these are strange times. >> yes. ainsley: now you are sounding like hillary. [laughter] brian: odd times. >> weird. steve: switching gears, senator elizabeth warren making this promise if she is president. >> my goal is to get elected and then to be the last american president elected by the electoral college. brian: wow. ainsley: oh my word. brian: if that happens the senator will silence middle america. will that happen?

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steve: 2020 presidential hopeful elizabeth warren vowing to dismantle one of america's founding institutions, listen. >> my goal is to get elected and then to be the last american president elected by the electoral college. i want the second term to be that i got elected by direct vote. call me old fashion but i think the person who gets the most votes should win. steve: we have heard that a lot, haven't we. next guest sounding the aglamour a fox news op-ed warning she, elizabeth warren, would silence middle america if elected. here to explain executive director of save our states trent england. trent, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: what's interesting about that soundbite where elizabeth warren is in iowa. if they got rid of the way we do it now, i don't know how many presidential candidates would ever go back to iowa. >> that's right. the electoral college gives people a voice. forces politicians to balance the interest of interest parts of the country and trying to do

away with all of that. steve: explain why they want to do that. >> they want to do that because they are tired, especially on the democratic side, right, they are tired of having to talk to people in the middle of the country. they know that they have huge numbers of voters in california and new york. there are 10 million people in los angeles county alone. that's more than most states. right? if think could run a campaign just based on those areas, it would be much easier and a huge advantage. steve: plus, you know, hillary clinton, we have heard from her a million times. she won the popular vote. she should be president of the united states. so, and you look -- it was al gore as well who won the popular vote but did not win in the electoral college. it's like wait, we had two wins taken away from us. let's go for something. so they have come up with something called the national popular vote bill. explain how this is kind of an end around, a loophole for the electoral college. >> that's right. what they are trying to do is get states to pledge to give away their electoral votes based on the national

popular vote. people think you would have to amend the constitution to get rid of the electoral college. but this basically does the same thing with only action in states. and there are almost 75% of the way to doing this. to hijacking the electoral college for a direct election. steve: they just need to find states with 74 more electoral votes and then they essentially would be able to work around the electoral college. >> that's right. it's an end run around the electoral college around the constitutional amendment process. it's an idea james madison never worried about it. nobody thought states would give away their power based on sort of leftist direct democratic ideology. but that's exactly what we see today. steve: ultimately, if this goes through, and there is 74 electoral votes away from having it happen, what happens to people in the middle? you work in oklahoma. i'm from kansas. i was born in iowa. what would happen to those states in the middle? >> they would become

permanently irrelevant. now we see battle grounds shift around all the time. it really matters that the parties have some support in different states all across the country. this would render huge parts of the country just totally politically powerless when it comes to the presidency, which is why the founders created the electoral college in the first place. steve: sure, all right. trent england executive vice president at the oklahoma council of public affairs. thank you for joining us live. >> thanks, steve. steve: coming up, the crowds are already huge for president trump's valley at wild wood, new jersey tonight. we will take you there live shortly. plus, the congressman who will rally with him, jeff van drew who was a democrat now a republican and hud secretary ben carson and charles payne. ♪ i like that old time with advil liqui-gels,

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ainsley: brian did the white ones. did the red ones. steve: i know when i had the lights on the house and didn't take them down until christmas. i call them the lint lights for the longest time. ainsley: always a reason to have a party and celebrate. steve: my wife wouldn't let me take them down until the snow melted. brian: get on the light story right away. president trump's legal team wrap up opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial finally coming to a close. steve: the president's team slammed yesterday democrats for weaponizing impeachment. also putting a spotlight on the bidens. ainsley: griff jenkins live on capitol hill with what's ahead today, hey, griff. >> hey, ainsley, steve and brian, good morning. the bolton book may be fueling speculation we may get witnesses called it did not deter in any way the president's defense team who said they don't deal in speculation not based in evidence. they called impeachment now a weapon. and they went on the offense take a watch.

>> hunter biden's decision to join burisma raised flags almost immediately. >> if manager jeffries standard applies, then where were these same democrats' calls for impeachment when uncontroverted smoking gun evidence emerged that president obama had violated their standard? >> democrats have asserted that there can be no assertions of privileges, no constitutionally based prerogatives executive to stand in the way. if that theory were true. virtually every president could have been impeached. >> now, as for whether the bolton allegation also sway at least four g.o.p. senators to call witnesses, that's yet to be seen. come in a vote toward the end of the week. the president by the way calling those allegations completely false as minority leader schumer applies pressure. >> >> ambassador bolton's manuscript was sent to the white house over a month ago. the president ordered everyone with firsthand knowledge of his actions not to testify in the impeachment inquiry.

we're all staring a white house cover-up in the face. >> so, you will see the president's defense team wrap things up today. we don't expect that to go too long tomorrow. the senators' 16 hours of questions, written questions that chief justice roberts will begin and get to that vote at the end of the week. something to pay attention to, guys, as you mentioned in the last hour, brian, it looks like a forgone conclusion that we would get witnesses. we don't know. it appears senator mitt romney may be leading the effort behind closed doors. pay attention. remember, there may be three votes but it's going to take four and who is going to be the fourth one is really the big question if it does indeed happen. brian: mitt romney one of his comments was there will be other republicans. i don't know why he seems so motivated to be anti-trump all the time but it seems to be what he does. griff, thanks so much. i will add to this. in the 12 pages that are out that the "new york times" had a chance to see. they use, for example, mike pompeo doubting the ukraine ambassador was corrupt. they thought rudy might be

acting on his own behalf for own other clients. pompeo also suspected rudy was against the ambassador because she was targeting his clients. bolton warned white house lawyers that rudy might be leveraging his work with the president to help his private clients. that seems to be the overall theme is rudy seemed to have the president's ear and had more sway than ambassador bolton excuse me than alabama bolton as well as mike pompeo and at times mic mulvaney. ainsley: what was most interesting alan dershowitz who said i voted for hillary clinton i supported if the roles were reversed i sticking for president trump and by saying this is the wrong way to impeach a president. he said constitutionally this is wrong. knowing thing also if you are wondering what's going to happen next, senators have 16 hours to ask both sides questions next. brian: in writing, right? ainsley: they expect to vote

on whether to subpoena additional witnesses on friday. steve: sure and who would be the additional witnesses be? that's the big question. yesterday, pam bondi, who was part of the president's legal defense team said house managers, when they appeared before you, referenced biden or burisma 400 times. they made it part of the story and so, if there are going to be witnesses, you might as wealthy about those two right there, hunter and joe biden. joe biden said yesterday that there is no reach for the bidens to testify. however, brian, in the last 45 minutes, spoke to lee zeldin, congressman from the great state of new york. he said what's he talking about? of course they are important to hear from. listen. >> the fact is that you have a corrupt ukrainian gas company run by a corrupt ukrainian oligarch hiring the some of the vice president for at least $50,000 a month with no income experience no, ukraine experience. dirt money urk scheme that

the president had a right to have a problem with. and that burisma, the bidens shouldn't be immune from scrutiny just because joe biden is running for president. if it's not illegal then it should be. brian: by the way if you are bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. they, evidently, according to senator joni ernst were glued to the whole biden section. wonderfully constructed put together from clips from abc and others. the questions coming in 2014 and 2015 about the double-dealing perhaps the vice president was doing and why his son was on this board and why his son was traveling with him to china and how he got a huge deal that seemed inordinate two weeks later. if you were senator sanders and senator warren and you want to beat him for the nomination, senator sanders who famously said no one cares about your damn emails, hillary, this time if you are trying to beat them for the nomination, why wouldn't you bring up some of the problems that he had

with burst marks his son, since they are so concerned? ainsley: the bidens were mentioned a lot especially about pam bondi. ted cruz came out and was standing in front of the podium he was talking and the reporters were trying to interrupt him he said hold on, i'm going to finish. one of the reporters really hit a nerve with him because he basically said all of you in washington, if it's wrong for joe biden to put his son on a board then all of you should be in prison basically saying you have all done it for your kids. keep in mind ted cruz has little kids. he was offended. watch this. >> we just seen two hours of evidence and at a minimum it was not only reasonable and justified but the president, i think, had an obligation to investigate corruption to potentially extend it to the very highest level of government. >> if hunter biden got a job, vice president, is that a crime? shouldn't half of your children be in prison. >> my children are 9 and 11. i'm sorry that you want to throw a 9-year-old in prison. >> wow. >> but, at this point, my 3rd grader plays basketball

and softball at her school. so, stop playing the -- no, no. stop playing the nasty washington game. >> i'm sorry, that's not nasty washington games. >> attacking a 9-year-old? steve: i don't know why the reporter asked about half the children. why would half your children be in prison? ainsley: because some of you are doing good things and half of you aren't? brian: elizabeth warren is under scrutiny we will have peter schweizer on later because the job her daughter got possibly using her influence as it relates to tarp. steve: what do you think? do you think given this bolton revelation there are going to be witnesses called? let us know. you can email us friends@foxnews.com. we are also on facebook meanwhile, our other big story. ♪ the helicopter pilot who flew kobe bryant and seven others tried to climb over the clouds before the crash because apparently the radar could not find them. ainsley: the ntsb now reveals the chopper turned right before slamming into

the mountain side in california. brian: looks like it might have been heading back. jonathan hunt more in calabasas, california moments before the doomed flight. jonathan, you even have a tape. >> yes, we do. we have heard the atc air traffic control tape and ntsb investigators. as you can imagine they are looking at that very closely now. at first light today, they will be back on the hillside behind me at the crash site, which they describe as, quote: pretty devastating. they are and will continue to comb through the wreckage looking for any clues. obviously whether is and was a major factor. there was dense fog over calabasas, california at the time. and according to the air traffic control and the ntsb, the pilot turned to the southwest, having requested flight-following. that would be a tracking

system that helps him avoid other aircraft. ntsb officials then talked about his final communication with air traffic control. listen here. >> the pilot advised they were climbing to avoid a cloud layer. when atc asked what the pilot plan to do, there was no reply. radar data indicates the helicopter climbed to 2300 feet and then began a left descending turn. last radar contact was around 9:45 a.m. and is consistent with the accident location. >> just seconds after the final communication, it's believed the helicopter hit the hillside traveling at something like 180 miles per hour. killing kobe bryant, of course, his 13-year-old daughter gee an gianna and 17 other people. a lot tributes coming in to

kobe bryant. a lengthy one from lebron james who posted several pictures of he and kobe together and wrote in part, quote: i literally just heard your voice sunday morning before i left philly to head back to l.a. didn't think for one bit in a million voice that would be the last conversation we would have. please give me the strength from the heavens above and watch over me. lebron james and all the other lakers' players finding this very difficult to come to terms with this tragedy. for that reason, the nba has postponed tonight's scheduled lakers-clippers game. it would have taken place in downtown l.a. at the staples center so often referred to, of course, as the house that kobe built. steve, ainsley, brian. steve: all right. jonathan hunt in calabasas. brian: pretty much

unprecedented an l.a. game being postponed. unprecedented. ainsley: mass taking communion. steve: 7:00 a.m. mass with his daughter in new newport beach. ainsley: one of my friends were in hawaii. will you asking people on experts on helicopters. her whole family was going to get on helicopter and go around the islands and see them they do this tourist thing. she is really nervous about it. how many pilots? i don't know. steve: how many engines. ainsley: how many engines. i don't know if you should do that now. brian: his dad was seen for the first time evidently reports of a riff, additional reports that they were beginning to come together and reconcile. ainsley: his parents. brian: a little bit later pat williams who was general manager when his dad played with the philadelphia 76ers, he will be out here a little bit later to talk about kobe. steve: nonetheless, it does appear it was the fog that was the big problem that day. all right.

7:12 now in new york city. jillian, good morning. jillian: good morning. let's begin with a fox news alert. right now the u.s. is evacuating americans in china as the deadly coronavirus spreads. the consulate in wuhan where it began is chartering workers and citizens. raising travel advisory urging americans not to go to the city or surrounding area. there are five confirmed cases in four states in the u.s. more than 4,000 people are sick in china. germany just reported its first confirmed case. hong kong is now suspending personal travel permits. held victims deadly alabama dock fire we telling you about yesterday. at least 8 people were killed including a mother and her four children. the fire destroying 35 house boats as people slept. many of them sank under water. dozens of potential jurors have been tossed out from michael avenatti's extortion trial for bashing him. the controversial lawyer is

accused of trying to shakedown nike for $20 million. the "new york post" reports one potential juror writing, quote: michael avenatti is a notorious scum bag and saying, quote: he should already be in prison. other jurors dismissed for their hatred of nike. super bowl week kicks off in miami. the chiefs and 49ers having a little fun while talking to the media like when 9ers tight end george kitell was asked about the not so perfect side of his quarterback. >> he is the worst texter of all times. he leaves me -- i have a question. maybe on my this play should i run my route like this. no response. jimmy, do you want to go to a movie. no response. next day yeah i got your text i didn't respond. jillian: super bowl this sunday on fox kickoff 6:30 p.m. eastern time. i hate when people have their read receipts on and i'm like, hello, i know you read it. steve: delivered. got it. why aren't you getting back

to me. ainsley: some people don't know they have that on there. brian: quarterback and handsome you don't have to get back to your tight end. jillian: that has nothing to do with it. steve: it doesn't. brian: i thought it helped the story. steve: she is talking civility. brian: civility is overrated. steve: we can tell. brian: coming up straight ahead, alan dershowitz shredding the democrats' impeachment case. >> i'm sorry house managers, you just picked the wrong criteria. you picked the most dangerous possible criteria to serve as a precedent. brian: that's eye contact, chuck schumer, that's how you do it. brett tollman says that is spot on. he's on deck. ainsley: pete buttigieg con fronted by abortion on town hall. that is coming up. >> proud pro-life democrat. so do you want the support of pro-life democrats? >> i am pro-choice. and i believe that a woman ought to be able to make that decision.

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>> for the senate to remove the duly elected president on vegas grounds would create a dangerous precedent. the fact that a long list of presidents that were accused of abuse of power were not impeached demonstrates how selectively this term has and can be used. i'm sorry, house managers, you just picked the wrong criteria. steve: there have you got president trump's defense attorney alan dershowitz dismantling the democrats' case for impeachment. here with reaction u.s. attorney brett tollman who used to serve as legal counsel to the senate judiciary committee. he has worked in that room for a very long time. he joins us now from salt

lake city. brett, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: what do you think about the argument alan dershowitz, ken starr and everyone else put forward on the president's behalf yesterday? >> it was refreshing because it was in language that we could understand and it was putting it all in context. i wish he wouldn't have stopped though. can you imagine what president obama, president bush and president clinton are thinking wow, if they only knew the conversations i had with my cabinet and its abuse of power was the standard? they would be in trouble. steve: sure. what do you make of the john bolton book and these quotes -- well, not quotes but just the description of what's in the book that have leaked out at the 11th hour? >> well, two things on that. i am a real believer in the left utilizing the "new york times." i saw it up close and personal when i worked in the senate. when there was an issue that they were upset, you know,

the administration was taking a specific position. you would see the next day an opinion or an article in the "new york times" leaks that would occur. this is a consistent pattern. it's tragic that it's happening with john bolton at the helm so to speak because let's face it, the "new york times" would be the first to argue that john bolton was someone they did not trust and did not believe. look at what they said about his opinion on iraq. he was a liar, someone you couldn't trust. but now all of a sudden he is very trustworthy. steve: let's say, brett, that what john bolton, his book, reportedly talks about, let's say it's true. what does that mean? >> well, let's stop thinking that this lightning bolt so to speak or this, you know, incredible gotcha moment. you don't have john bolton indicating that the president told him to do

something in relation to the ukraine and to president zelensky. you don't have him overhearing the president telling ukraine of his demands or conditioning it. what have you is bolton indicating that this was a conversation that the president stated that he wanted corruption, looked into that he would withhold aid. it still does not articulate a crime and then the facts don't bear out what the assertion seems to allege. you don't have the president of a foreign country who says yeah, i kind of understood. this was what was happening. i was being told i had to do this in order to get this aid. and then you have a president and those around him that are saying that is not what happened. there was not condition placed on this mulvaney even sondland in you take his

testimony no one said this is what the president communicated. stop pretending this is bigger than it is because you are losing the fight in impeachment. steve: exit question because you have been involved in the senate senate and the law. are they going to call witnesses? >> i think right now more odds are that they are going to there are discussions about witnesses deal reached between the two sides. i hope republicans including senator romney in my state will take a close look and analyze this in a way that puts emotion and personal passion aside and analyze what the president have been doing in this impeachment purely political and dershowitz nailed it. steve: i have heard that from a number of people who were watching yesterday noncritical of the president. brett, thank you for joining us live from salt lake city.

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steve: let's talk politics. president trump is heading to new jersey for his highly anticipated rally with congressman jeff van drew who had been a democrat and now he is an r. as in republican. ainsley: supporters camping out overnight sleeping bags in tents there. wildwood convention center. only first 7500 will be allow inside. van drew says there have been more than 100,000 tickets requested. steve: that's where we find reporter steve kealy from our fox affiliate in philly. steve, big crowd. >> he has had a lot of rallies. has he ever been on a beach for a rally? that's the question. so, and you can see, look, they are building up dunes. that looks to be a security thing to do just in case. they have dunes being built up right in front of this convention center. it looks even smaller than it sounds, because it's only

going to hold like 8,000. that's why people have been sleeping out here since sunday afternoon. it's cold in new jersey for you folks watching from the warmer states down south. it's been below freezing. it's been a long wait but here's the problem. a ticket does not guarantee you entry. that's why it's first in line, first in. and the doors don't open until 3:00 if it happens on schedule and then the rally starts at 5:00 and the president expected at 7:00. look at the size of the crowd. this is the entire parking lot filled. these people you are watching closest to us beyond the trump 2020 banner. they are among the last in line. this line is moving slowly. getting closer and closer. boy, a lot of enthusiasm here. we talked to a woman who came here all the way from sioux saint maria michigan. this is her 33rd rally. she says i'm trying to attend one in every state. they have been all helping each other stay warm. you can see every hotel has been booked. this is a seashore summertime resort. they have never had every hotel room booked in january

before and, look, a lot of the balconies outfitted in red, white, and blue and trump signs. so, very enthusiastic crowd. and people thought new jersey was a blue state. they are in for a surprise looking at this state. we have a democratic governor, democratic state legislature, boy, this does not look so blue. does it? donald trump won this district we are by 5 points 2016. jeff van drew was the first democrat to win a congressional seat here. had it 24 years and retired. jeff van drew the first democrat to win. now a republican. this is a big thank you for jeff van drew from the president coming to his home district. and i think they will have a big, big enthusiastic reception and the people will be just happy to get into a warm building, too. but they can't wait for the president to get here. steve: just imagine whoever has the hot coffee concession stand. steve kealy on the boardwalk there in a very cold wildwood new jersey. thank you very much.

ainsley: thank you; hand it down to brian. as the world comes to terms with the death of kobe bryant expected to be inducted in the basketball hall of fame. he was expected to come in this year but going to do it in an emergency fashion. he will be a first ballot selection. >> there is no doubt in my mind. he is going to be honored. he is going into the hall of fame. brian: here to react is co-founder orlando magic one of the most respected people in sports pat williams. who brought the 76ers to success in a title. you signed kobe's dad. you remember when kobe was born. the decision to put him into the hall of fame. that really underlining the magnitude of this man. >> oh, yes. that's a no-brainer. he's going into the hall of fame without any question one of the greatest players of all time. and, brian, you are right. in 1975, joe jelly bean bryant was a free agent, actually. because the warriors had

failed to tender him the proper contract. we signed him. he was from philadelphia. went to lasalle. and he spent four years with us. late in that four year period this little boy was born, kobe. and they didn't have a name for him until they had dinner one night at a kobe steak house and pam and joe bryant thought oh, that's a nice name, interesting name. so kobe became kobe bean bryant. the bean is the short part of jelly beaten whic bean whiche bryant's nickname. here is this little boy i remember vividly the grandparents holding him. they came to the games at the spectrum and so we saw kobe way back. brian: pat, you told me the death of kobe bryant is akin, you think, globally to princess diana, why? >> princess diana i remember

a figure beloved around the world. her death seemed so empty. there was no reason for it. brian: senseless. >> a driver who had had too much to drink and going too fast and an accident takes place and this beloved figure gone. this is very similar to that kobe known around the world, loved around the world, respected around the world and dies in an accident that you think that didn't need to happen. why did that happen? just sad. brian: you were senior vice president. founder of the magic. ran things for the 76ers. tell me about the decision the clippers and lakers made not to play? >> i think it's a good decision, brian. there is so much sadness and nobody just feels like doing anything. you just want to sit and, brian, i think it's important to point out and i do want to talk to the country today if i may, this

horrible feeling we all have. but, god knows the minute everybody is going to come into this world. he also knows the exact minute when we are going to depart from this world. he knows. and in this period from birth to death, the real issue is what have we done about jesus christ? and by inviting him into our heart, we're assured of an eternal destination in heaven. people are really thinking about their own mortality. i think that's what's happened here. and so, god is in control. and jesus comes into our heart and that's the difference-maker. brian: he went to church with his daughter in the morning. >> yes. brian: had communion i think on some level he got your message. pat, we asked you to come in because you are so respected in sports, basketball specifically as well. you got on a plane and you

came in and you told the country how you feel. i truly appreciate it? >> brian, i'm one of your biggest fans. i heard you speak last year in orlando. i'm telling you that was powerful. i'm always happy to be with you,. brian: brian wrote a book latest one character carved in stone west point build leaders and produce success. have you done it in every level. >> thanks, brian. great to see you. brian: coronavirus outbreak is rattling markets worldwide. stock markets plunging as the disease spreads. charles payne on what it means for your wallet. >> man: what's my safelite story? i spend a lot of time in my truck.

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♪ any way you want it ♪ that's the way you need it. steve: live from new york city, we are joined right now here on the mezzanine level with charles payne the host of "making money" on fox business. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: we called you in yesterday because at one point the dow was down 550 points on fears, among other things, of the coronavirus. >> wall street is always very worried about the unknown and right now there are still so many question marks about the coronavirus and we do no know it's having impact on the chinese economy. a lot of it will be made up down the road. anxiety and concern. we had gone -- the market went straight up there were a few folks buying the exits anyway. all of that created the perfect storm. i want to make sure folks know though that your average up our down day in a

stock market 0.73%. that means today a 200 point move. so 200, 300 points not what it used to be. 550 sending a signal. steve: it didn't finish down 550. >> finished 450 points when the cdc said n new confirmed new confirmed cases overnight. five confirmed cases all got them from china. everything you wanted to hear, some better feelings about that. brian: a lot of the people saying yesterday not named charles payne buy because this is temporary some might be affordable. >> buy on dips most money making technique for 11 years. i continue to agree, yes. gotten, i want to point out it wasn't a massive dip per se. the numbers were eye popping only because 400 used to be a whole lot of points now it's about 1.5%.

that being said though, there are going to be certain stocks, i'm not going to rush out there and buy carnival cruise line and buy any airline empty seats going to china because you could never get those seats back. perhaps if you couldn't sell a tractor today that same tractor you may sell a month from now. ainsley: a new fox news poll shows bernie sanders is really surging. what will the markets do if he wins the nomination. >> someone tweeted at me yesterday about the same question i use one word timber! filibuster that'that's all you . steve: so if a bernie falls in a forest. >> if bernie gets elected the economy falls apart. steve: trump people say if bernie is the nominee, trump is going to have a cake walk. >> listen, it would be a mistake for president trump to under estimate bernie sanders. i think he will beat all the other candidates hands down. steve: is he a socialist. you are saying the socialist can win in the united states of america? >> i'm saying if you assume he can't. anyone who assumes that he

can't would be making a mistake. brian: same thing with trump. contending in nevada. winning in new hampshire big. now winning in iowa big. so,. >> he is a juggernaut right now. i'm telling you right now he is a juggernaut. think about this. last year one of the biggest stories in the business world corporations saying hey profits don't matter anymore. it's all about stakeholders. goldman sachs ♪ taking any more public unless we have a woman on the board. more and more big businesses, large corporations saying okay, climate in davos. climate change was the number one issue. these issues that bernie sanders pushes, these social justice kind of issues have taken on such proportions that they have moved the needle in the world of business, a lot of folks doing well may feel bad not. may consider a sanders there are some people who just believe that capitalism, while they don't -- needs to be tweaked to a degree. and while bernie sanders may not be their choice per se. they are intrigued by the

idea of making maybe a more level playing field. we have to understand our fellow americans who may be drawn to this and what's drawing them brian bine do the math is all i tell your fellow americans it doesn't add up. not enough money money on the planet. >> we don't have $100 trillion. here's the thing, brian, i don't care they really care. i think they throw the debt out there. in their mind, it's all about, you know, the rich. this year there is going to be $764 billion inherited by other americans. already they are saying there is no taxes paid on that. why should they not pay taxes on that when someone has to pay a fico tax. steve: when bernie sanders wins you will change the name of your show called spending money. >> getting out of dodge with charles payne. [laughter] see you later. ainsley: making money at 2:00 p.m. on fbn. jillian has headlines for us. jillian: good morning. let's start with this story.

federal prosecutors in new york are looking to interview prince andrew as part of their investigation into disgraced financier jeffrey epstein. >> he publicly offered, indeed in a press release offered to cooperate with law enforcement investigating the crimes committed by jeffrey epstein and his co-conspirators. prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. jillian: last year he said he would step back from royal duties after a woman claimed she was sex trafficked when she was 17. he has denied any accusations of wrongdoing. this excitcity councilman is attempting what could be the biggest come back ever. jack evans attempting to run for old seat 10 days after he resigned amid ethics violation. he stepped down earlier this month after an investigation found he was using his d.c. council position to benefit his private consulting clients. the special election for his seat is set for june.

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steve: absolutely. most people would say boss sorry, too icy to work. jillian: they were determined. steve: they were going to have to come back the next day. brian: if you are delivering anything wear cleats. steve: exactly. ainsley: pro-life democrat confronts 2020 hopeful buttigieg about the party's pro-choice stance. >> would you support more moderate platform language in the democratic party to ensure that the party of diversity of inclusion really does include everybody? >> hopefully we will be able to partner on other issues. ainsley: that woman says he blew it and she is going to join us next ♪ ♪ when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics yeah, and now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com

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leno. they were caught cruising down a california highway in tesla's new cyber truck. it's unclear if they were filming an episode of the show in jay leno's garage. the cyber truck won't be available to consumers for at least another two years. ainsley? ainsley: thank you, jillian. a pro-life democrat confronts 2020 hopeful buttigieg about abortion during a fox news town hall. listen to this. >> i am a proud pro-life democrat. would you support more moderate platform language in the democratic party to ensure that the party of diversity of inclusion really does include everybody. >> the best i can offer is that we may disagree on that very important issue and hopefully we will be able to partner on other issues. ainsley: so that woman, there she is. her name is kristen day the executive director for democrats for life for america she joins us now. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me on this morning. ainsley: i watched that town hall on your exchange he didn't answer your question.

chris wallace looks to you and said kristin, did he answer your question? you said not completely. you continued to talk. were you eventually satisfied with what pete buttigieg said. >> no. there is really only one right answer to that question. i would first of all say when i asked him the question, i didn't ask him where he stood on abortion. that was not my question at all. and the fact that he took that opportunity to double down and sort of alienate pro-life democrats even further just showed me that he did not -- he does not want our vote. he doesn't want us in the party. because if he did, he would say of course we are a big tent party that includes everybody. i'm willing to discuss platform language with you but, you know, he could say that and reinforce that he is pro-choice and, you know, let's find ways that we can work together. he doubled down on his abortion position. ainsley: i thought he would say i want your vote. he said let me be honest i don't want to trick you this is how i feel. you say the democratic party has changed so much.

usersed to be a party written in stone we accepted anyone. we supported different views. >> um-huh. ainsley: you don't believe that anymore. >> no, not oat all. especially my good friend dan lieu pinsky running for congress in illinois. pro-chair of the pro-life caucus. a majority of the presidential candidates have come out and endorsed his opponent. to me, that says where is the party little there. but when you look at this candidate who has been loyal to the democratic party and we have all the major presidential candidates saying they don't want them anymore. that's a reflection on where they stand on the rest of us who support life and want to see abortion rare. and nonexistent. ainsley: what is it about the democratic party that's attractive to you? why aren't you a republican? >> i have been a democrat -- my first campaign was a dukakis campaign i worked for three congressional members who were democrats. i have been part of this party. the party has changed on this issue. but what draws me to the party is, you know, they

want to fight for those who need assistance and the vulnerable. and for some reason on this issue, they take a position that is inconsistent with the democratic values that, you know, that drew me to the party in the first place. ainsley: um-huh. the march more life. the president went to that you mentioned in that town hall there were 21 million pro-life democrats. what percentage of those will now vote for the president because is he supporting pro-life issues and going to this march? >> the people who have to go to the polls and decide but i know for sure a lot of democrats did not go out and vote for hillary clinton because of her stance on abortion. ainsley: thank you. more "fox & friends" coming up. >> thank you. ainsley: thank you. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it -

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seventieth birthday. steve: there you go. brian: and point where you're not supposed to say a woman's age. ainsley: this is monumental, we are so grateful she's alive. in the meantime president trump and legal team will be wrapping opening arguments in impeachment trial later today, they promise to be done by supper time. ainsley: comes on the same day that they unveil middle east peace plan. brian: kevin corke ahead of a busy day, kevin. >> understatement, right, we will tell you how busy, after last night it wasn't a terribly leave evening for the president's defenders, things wrapping up a little bit after 9:00 p.m., important for republicans to make their case, currently constructed the articles of impeachment, they argue than a weponized political stunt with no basis, no merit,

and what's worse it will have lasting consequences for the republic itself. >> we live in a constitutional republic where you have deep policy concerns and deep differences, that should not be the basis of an impeachment. if the bar of impeachment has now reached that level, then for the sake of the republic, the danger that puts not just this body, but our entire constitutional framework in, is unimaginable. >> jake sekulow there, the president's defenders to wrap up arguments, senate will debate and vote that is on weather -- whether to consider documents and new middle east proposal, that would be coming at 12:00, live coverage for you on fox news and did i mention, a rally

tonight in new jersey, not much happening here, we are all just sort of sitting around. brian: maybe usmca tomorrow. ainsley: funny you should mentioned that because guess who we have on next, kevin. new jersey congressman jeff vandrew, used to be democrat, switched to the republican party. >> good morning. ainsley: tell folks at whole why you decided to switch parties? >> a lot of reasons, so much of what the democratic was when i started and it is not what it is right now. you know, i believe in american exceptionalism, the greatness of america, we aren't just like any other nation in the world. i don't believe in sanctuary cities, sanctuary states, i don't believe in open borders and as time went along it became more and more apparent to me besides the impeachment issue that the party had changed and

wasn't the big tent that i was used to and that it was time for a change. steve: sure, you made a very big change because you would not vote for impeachment as a democrat, you switched offices, parties that is to say and now you are a republican. curious your reaction to how the president's team presented his side to have case yesterday, we will play some sound bites with allen dershowitz and robert ray and pam pondy and get your reaction, standby. >> article 1, democrats don't like president trump. article 2, democrats can't beat president trump. >> hunter biden's decision to join barism raised flags almost immediately. >> for the senate to reduce a dually elected president on vague constitutional grounds such as abusive power would create dangerous precedent.

steve: what did you make of the way they presented things because we heard the house managers for 3 jam-packed days present the information and yesterday we actually heard some sound bites from the democrats and then the trump team would turn around and say, now, why didn't the house managers present this exculpatory testimony that exonerates the president? >> well, first of all, that was long, long testimony with the house managers, that was pretty painful. but in any event, the point here is, if we care about our republic, if we care about our constitution it is so clear, so many times in so many ways whether it was ben franklin when he said i give you a republic if you can keep it, this would begin the demise of the republic, you cannot use impeachment as a tool that is political, impeachment is a very

serious issue and we know that it was so serious that the founding fathers really debated and discussed how and what they should put in there because they never wanted to use it as a political tool, now we are getting to set up a precedent where each time we don't like a president or a president does something that we don't care for, we are going to use impeachment, that will destroy the republic, it's not good and their points were well made, we have to move on, my god, this has gone on for years now, it's cost millions of dollars, it's cost so much time, so much good work we could have gotten done that we haven't gotten done, i feel like there's a lot of americans that just feel like saying, stop. brian: congressman, i understand that chris christie as well as the president talked to you and helped you make the move but you also have a voting record which is a lot -- you opposed to the president a lot. are you going to stop opposing the president or switch on all the views? >> no, i'm going to still be

myself and when they say you oppose the president a lot, when it was really most of the important and significant issues, whether it was, in fact, the first vote i took was to vote no on nancy pelosi to not vote for her as speaker, the most important vote that we've had, i think, has been impeachment and i made it very clear, both on the inquiry and also on the impeachment itself that i was a no vote, i'm going represent my people, i'm going to represent my state, but when it comes to the really important and significant issues i think i'm going to be in a good spot. you know, the president knows my voting record, he knows me and, you know, and we met in the white house and spoke for well over an hour, i think he understood me, i certainly understand him and i'm proud that he's our president, i thought he's done a good job and i've spoken very clearly on that often and i will continue to do so. steve: speaking of your home

state tonight the president is hosting a keep america great rally, apparently 175,000 requests for tickets, the place holds 10,000, configured for 7,500. >> wow. >> gigantic crowd earlier. why so many people showing up in a blue state like new jersey for the president? >> well, first of all, they love him, you can feel it out there, there's something happening out there. the president is doing well in so many places and when i met with him, you know, south jersey has been forgotten sometimes, everybody knows north jersey, south jersey seems to be more rural, fishing, farming and certainly tourism, so i said to the president south jersey would be so proud to have you, he asked me what he could do to help me and i said this would help me so much if you came and

had a rally and without blinking an eye he said i will be there, he's a man of his word, we are going together and it is going to be a great day for south jersey and it's going to be a great day for the united states of america. this is really exciting. brian: he's endorsing me. >> he has endorsed me. he will endorse me tonight and he endorsed me in the oval office both times. steve: the tv market includes philadelphia and pennsylvania which is a swing state right now. >> south jersey showed how to do it right, this beautiful little area of our state, it's actually large geographically, we really showed him how, i mean, there are people that are excited, homemade signs, all kinds of activities, people are camping out, just thousands and thousands. ainsley: i can't believe it. it's so cold. the rally doesn't start, the president won't speak until

7:00 o'clock, they'll be out there for a long time, they want to do it, they love him. let's talk about hillary clinton, she said that she could beat president trump if she ran in november and this is what she told variety magazine and they asked her if she feels the urge to beat the president. >> i know that you're not running but do you ever feel the urge that i could beat him if i -- i wish i -- >> yeah, i -- i certainly feel the urge because i feel like the 2016 election was really an odd -- an odd time and outcome and the more we learn the more that seems to be the case. but i'm going to support the people who are running now. ainsley: okay, what's your reaction? >> well, my reaction is this, that's going to be up to the democrats and they'll whose whomever they want, i'm a republican, this is a flash point election, i want people to understand and really know this, we are determining to a great degree at this time and in this

place the future of this country, are we just going to go the route where so many other countries are in almost socialistic type of countries or maintain the independence, greatness, exceptionalism, americanism that we have, i believe our president and most of our people want to maintain that we've got a generally a great stock market, a great economy, we have defended our country, we have strong military, much stronger than it was before, we have so many things that have happened whether it's making sure that even the agreements that we come up with other countries don't hurt us all of the time the way they did. i think the president will do just fine. >> all right, congressman jeff vandrew, wear something warm. >> i will be inside, i'm lucky, you know what, they are warm hearts. steve: thank you, jeff.

ainsley: thank you. jillian is here and she has more headlines. jillian: good morning, we begin with fox news alert, u.s. is evacuating americans in china as coronavirus spreads. the cdc is raising travel advisory urging americans not to go to the city or surrounding area, there are 5 confirmed cases in four states in the u.s., more than 4,000 people are sick in china, germany, just reported first confirmed case, hong kong now suspending personal travel permits. another fox news alert, the helicopter pilot who flew kobe bryant and 7 others tried to climb over clouds before the deadly crash, listen as air traffic control tries to get the pilot to response as they navigate through dense fog. >> what are your intentions? 2 echo x-ray you're still too low leveled for flight falling at this time.

>> too low to register on radar before gaining speed and crashing, we now know kobe and his daughter gianna took communion in mass before crash. the controversial lawyer accused of trying to shake down nike for $20 million, new york post reports one potential juror writing, quote, he should already be in prison, other jurors were dismissed for their hatred of nike. kansas city chiefs coach showing up in miami for a trip to maui, the coach proudly showed his fashion choices. >> i'm good. no speedos.

[laughter] jillian: kickoff is at 6:30 only on fox and "fox & friends" will be live in miami starting on friday. steve: we will not be wearing those clothes, we will be wearing tropical things. jillian: he's known to wear that, actually when the players when they boarded their plane and miami, they all had hawaiian shirts for him. >> following the boss, the last time he was there he was coaching the philadelphia eagles ainsley: 49ers have a female coach. brian it's all true. we will try to get her on the show. ainsley: i don't know if i can pull for your team now. steve: we will see who wins. ainsley: may the best man or woman win. steve: "the new york times" admits it has building books,

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steve: in the last hour the department of justice is firing back at new york times that claim john bolton was concerned that president trump did favors for autocratic leaders. this is from the doj, they say "the new york times" account of this conversation grossly mischaracterizes what the ag and mr. bolton discuss, no discussion of personal favors or influence on informations nor did attorney general barr state that the president's conversations with foreign leaders was improper.

investigative reporter and author of new book, peter szyzer. peter, good morning to you. if this stuff that's in "the new york times" today is true it's not true. >> yeah, here is the thing about bill barr even critics admit he's a straight shooter, he's been playing the game for a long time, he was attorney general for the bush administration what barr is saying that conversation is not accurate. steve: he says it never happened. >> exactly. i think barr is absolutely correct on that, this is the problem, you're getting a loft the -- a lot of the leaks and this has become the strategy as they're not getting the traction, democrats are not getting the traction on impeachment that they expected to get. brian: two countries are they mentioned specifically turkey and china, turkey asked for help on investigation with the bank, by the way that investigation did not stop because they are dealing with iran, trying to break sanctions and the other

china, he wanted help with vpe, i will take a listen to you, vpa ended up not getting what they wanted, with bolton said he was concerned about that. >> right. brian: you're add an adviser to the president, you're not the president. >> it doesn't make sense. there's multiple layers on this. what donald trump did in his conversation with zelenszy was actually entirely appropriate, we know that hunter biden was taking money the ukrainians, hired by ukrainians within 3 weeks of his father become point person on policy towards ukraine. brian: we watched jake carnie take questions from jonathan carl in video yesterday saying why is this okay that hunter biden is on the board. >> he's on the board, he has no expertise and no background, one

puzzle piece of a larger picture, the other thing that people often overlook zelensky, chief financial backer is oligarch, that's the guy that helped put zelensky in office. so you can see why donald trump felt the need to raise it directly with zelensky. steve: a lot of people have heard of hunt internal -- hunten your book, you talk about 2020 hopefuls and "the new york times" admit that your book contains revelations building blocks for scandal, that's not a bad thing for them to say. >> yeah, no, exactly, look, here is the problem, we all know in washington, d.c. when you have power there's the temptation to cut corners and what you find with joe biden, he's been there since 1972, there are what we call the biden 5, 5 family members who cashed in while he

was vice president by various means but also people like that are reformers like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders also engaged in this kind -- brian: something with her daughter? >> multiple levels, specifically with her, elizabeth warren herself -- steve: she made millions. >> she was hired by congress, paid by us taxpayers to reform bankruptcy laws, to write bankruptcy laws as they revolved around corporations and make torts, class action lawsuits, while she was still consultant and after she started taking on corporate clients who were paying her the equivalent of a thousand dollars an hour to help them navigate the law that she was writing. classic washington swamp maneuver, by the way she's criticized other people for. brian: the daughter -- >> of course, tarp is bailing

out big wall street firms, elizabeth warren's head of the oversight committee, elizabeth warren takes her daughter to meetings involving tarp with senator reed and while elizabeth warren is helping to bail out large financial investment firms the daughter is raising must be and signing up advisers from those same firms that are being bailed out for her new business. steve: there's got to be in coincidence, best seller, peter, thank you very much. brian: talk to you in the radio. steve: homeless crisis in new york city keeps getting worse, our next guest hits the streets overnight to figure out how bad it really is. brian: ben carson are here with the results. rve even faster.

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the final moments to have doomed flight, jonathan. >> steve, good morning to you, we are about 90 minutes from sunrise here in calabasas and once the sun is up ntsb investigators will be up on the hillside behind me combing through the debris field, they spent a good deal of time up there yesterday and i talked a short time ago to the lead ntsb investigator here and i asked her to take off the methodical investigator hat for a moment and describe what she saw up there as a human being, listen here. >> i'm a wife and a mother, so for me, you know, obviously i'm a safety professional, i look at that in one lens but as wife and mother i find it heartbreaking. truly heartbreaking. >> we are also learning more about the last moments of the helicopter, the pilot had been

given permission to fly under special visual flight rules because of the dense fog in the area, listen here to one of his exchange with air traffic control, listen. >> northwest, maintain special dfr condition, 2,500. >> below 2,500. >> a few minutes after that exchange, the last exchange happened between air traffic control and the pilot and the helicopter then slammed into the hillside at a something like 180 miles per hour killing kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter gianna and 7 other people including the pilot. last night lebron james took to instagram posting pictures of himself and kobe bryant and in a lengthy post saying in part, quote, i literally just heard

your voice sunday morning before i left philly to head thank la, didn't think for one bit in a million years that would be the last conversation we'd have, please give me the strength from the heavens above and watch over me, heartbroken lebron james like all of the lakers players, of course, and for that reason the nba has postponed tonight's scheduled game between the lakers and the clippers, the lakers now are due to play their first game at staples center on friday night, staples center, of course, often referred to as the house that kobe built. steve. steve: all sad, jonathan hunt from calabasas, california. ainsley: thanks, steve, homelessness in liberal cities continue to spiral out of control and this morning we have a new look at how bad it is here in new york city. overnight volunteers including hud secretary ben carson and hud regional administrator for new

york and new jersey lynn patent counted the number of people living on the street, good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. ainsley: something you that's you do every year? >> yes, there's annual homeless assessment report that comes out each year and this is called the point in time count, it's done on one night, usually a cold night and it's across the country so tens of thousands of volunteers who actually go out interview people and find out what their status is. ainsley: lynn, what did you find out? >> unfortunately we found out that there are a lot of people in the streets of new york on the coldest night of the year and it was very humbling and we know that over 78,000 new yorkers live on the streets over, 20,000 of those are children, but new york is trying our best to put them into shelters to give them the services they deserve and this administration is investing record funding to do that. >> last year unsheltered

homelessness in new york city, there were 3,622, homeless people in new york city shelters each night, more than 63,000, that's unbelievable. what do you recommend we do as a public because i will see them on the streets, give them money, some people say no, other people say have a heart, it can be an angel or jesus, you think about that, i saw your post on instagram, how it reminds you -- homeless man was on the street -- >> i used to be you. >> i used to be you. what do we do? >> the key thing we do is ask ourselves why is this a problem in our country, you know, you look at japan, you look at tokyo, they have virtually no homelessness there and what is the difference? they don't have stacks and stacks of regulations that keep you from being able to use technology, we have some very innovative people in our country who have come up with -- with

modular homes, tremendous advances in manufactured housing, tinny homes, there are a whole host of things that could be used, you know, think of yourself as a millennial or a young person maybe coming out of college and, you know, getting your first job for $50,000 a year, you can't afford anything here, forget about it. but if we had those other alternatives you'd be able to get into it, built some equity, move to something else, that's one of the things that we have to do, the other thing we have to remember is it's not just a matter of throwing money at this, more and more vouchers and more and more services, also a matter of getting people out of the system, giving them the tools, hope to go retool them so they can function in a more sophisticated society that we have now before all you need it was before a strong back and willingness to work, that's not going to necessarily get it for you right now so we need to retool people because this is

economy is exploding, it's doing extraordinarily well, this is the perfect time to do it, repair the roof while the sun is shining and not when it's raining. >> a lot of jobs available for the individuals and if we could kill some of the regulations we could build proper housing for the individuals, but the more regulations the more expensive it is, you were telling me during the break. thank you for being here and having heart forover people. fox news alert, dow futures looking up this morning after the coronavirus outbreak sent shock waves through markets, we are live with the new york stock exchange coming up next. (whistling)

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ainsley: tensions are rising across the globe as deadly coronavirus leave more than 100 dead and thousands infected. brian: work officials to help

spread. steve: fox business is live at the new york stock exchange, jackie, we understand there's more green than red today. >> good morning, guys, that's right. so far the futures are indicating a higher open on wall street, this is after more than 40-point selloff yesterday that wiped out all the gains we have seen so far for 2020. now i spoke to one trader, he said, look, if the markets hasn't come so far so fast, if they weren't overdone, the reaction may not have been as steep to the coronavirus but, of course, it is something to watch because what happens consumers get scared, we will start in wuhan china where you can see people are worried about this already, they are staying inside, you have big chains like mcdonalds and starbucks closing stores, you've got disneyland in hong kong shutting down as well because people are afraid to go to these public places for the spread or potential spread of this virus, now in wuhan specifically economic growth expected to be 7.8% before the virus in china it's expected to

be 6% before the virus, we will have to watch the numbers carefully because they have such a big global impact, guys, and, of course, we will be watching all day on fox business sending you updates on how the markets are reacting as we get more information. steve: all right, jackie, thank you very much, preview of what happens when markets opens just about 50 minutes from right now. brian: it's amazing they don't bunch during impeachment, something you think they would but a virus we know very little about in china. steve: that's right, we know very little about it. ainsley: jillian is over there with headlines, hi. jillian: let's start off with this story, u.s. forced ambushed as they try to get to military plane, a taliban tells reuters withdrew troops, the taliban shot down plane but the pentagon says crash was due to technical

issues, the exact number of still unclear. the u.s. is disappointed in the uk's decision not to ban hauwei from 5g network, an official tells fox news, quote, there's no safe option for untrusted venders, the u.s. has campaigned to have the controversial telecom company banned from all markets, the white house believes china will use hauwei to spot on people, great britain will leave limited ban. high speed police chase ends when van slips off the road, you see that, you can see skid on grass in florida and land on its side, officers quickly pulling out the driver and her dog. >> are you trapped? are you trapped? >> my dog? >> where is your dog at? >> my dog. >> we will find tito. >> officers were able to find tito unharmed, it's not clear why she was pulled over to begin

with. >> a police officer goes above and beyond beyond the badge, the iowa cop buying a brand-new american flag for a home after he spotted a tattered one on the way to a 911 call, he left the flag with a note reading, quote, i noticed you were in need of a new american flag, i hope you don't mind but i replaced your worn one with new one, god bless america. >> ainsley: really nice. steve: thank you, jillian. brian: speaking about nice, janice dean is nice. janice: now i'm listening, ainsley, i'm going get you back. i love you too, my love. you know what it's ainsley's mom's birth. what are you going to do in new york? are you going to have fun? >> yeah. >> i love that answer, the second day brodie has come.

i think you can easily replace me doing the weather, is it cold outside? yes, it is, it is cool outside, we will watch storm system moving across the central plains, that could give us potential for snow across the portions of texas and oklahoma, kansas, we will watch rain moving to miami for the super bowl, of course, we will keep you up to date, say hi to steve, ainsley and brian. can i have a hug. thank you. happy birth ainsley's mom. ainsley: thank you. steve: all right, jd, switching gears, this year our next guest gave president trump his endorsement, there he is holding up a 71-trump jersey. ainsley: now new fox news op-ed says for president has restored greatness. brian: jerry, did you think that the next 3 years after your endorsement things would be going like this?

>> i really thought they would and even some moderate republicans and it was -- they thought i was a little bit crazy because he was not the typical candidate that you'd expect evangelical christians to support but my -- i have a board member who has been on board since the 90's and he lost both of his legs in vietnam, he travels now to military bases and churches, but he's out there every week and he says all of the nay sayers from 2016 are 100% on board now with president trump because he has been the most faith-friendly president in our history, he's done anything he said he would do, pointed the right justices and supreme court and brought jobs back, i supported him because he was a populist and a businessman and most evangelicals are populist

as well, it wasn't a hard sell, i had to give him past the idea that a president needs to share, needs to be a good sunday school teacher or needs to share theological beliefs, if you did a poll on the streets and asked the average citizen how many presidents have shared your theological beliefs in your lifetime very few would say yes, how many great presidents i think they all could name a few. steve: jerry, last week president trump became first president in history in march for life. >> first one, he also has done so much for families, he's -- for the state of israel, that's a big issue with evangelical christians but he has rebuilt that relationship and to treat them like first-class citizens again. he's done all of the things that -- that we -- that people of faith were promised by past

republican presidents but never actually were -- were done and so, so we couldn't be more happy and a lot of my friends who were saying i was crazy, i run into them around the country now and i say are you still, you're still mad at me for supporting trump and they say, no, jerry, you were right. [laughter] ainsley: all right, thank you so much, jerry, god bless you, thanks for all your work. >> i want to say one more thing, we have a big announcement in west virginia today, the governor of west virginia are doing press conference that really could impact, announcing something that could impact the history of virginia and for the 2020 election and i hope that you'll pay attention at 2:00 o'clock today. steve: absolutely, we will report it tomorrow. president of liberty, sir, thank you very much. ainsley: thank you. brian: meanwhile you've seen his skits on fox nfl sunday.

>> they think handsome, great upper body strength and should probably be playing batman. >> robert is here with super bowl prediction next and he needs to be taken seriously. ainsley: first let's check in with ed henry for what's coming at the top of the hour. >> good morning, we are pushing forward, president trump delivering live remarks of middle east plan, the full weight of u.s. government is now working to contain the coronavirus, we will have details, we are all over impeachment with the republican amy biggs and democrat senator chris van holland, join sandra and i at noon it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed.

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♪ ♪ >> thousands are lining up right now for president trump's big rally in new jersey tonight. steve: that's right. ainsley: it is cold out there. steve: it is, that's where we find steve in philadelphia where the sun is up and a bunch of people are behind you, steven. >> the sun barely up, i can see a peek of sunrise but i don't feel any warmer than at 4:00 a.m. when i did my first live shot here, the jersey shore here, donald trump very familiar with this jersey shore because he ran a few casinos 45 miles up the coast here, so he's used to

jersey's beach and board walks, look at the scene he has never seen before, this is bigger than any casino than we've ever had, next to sea of blue to our left you can see a sea of red, a lot of support here in the very blue state of new jersey but not blue in new jersey, he won this district by 5 points and looks like judging from the crowd he may win it again easily, so jeff van drew who was on "fox & friends" was local dentist and talked about switching parties and i bet that was probably worse than the hardest tooth he pull as a dentist, this is what he told you. >> he asked me what he could do to help me and i said this would help me so much if you came and had a rally and without even blinking an eye i would be there, he's a man of his word, we are going together and it is going to be a great day for south jersey and it's going to

be a great day for the united states of america, this is really exciting. >> and jeff vandrew should be excited because he will need all of the support he can win to win race as a republican first time in political career, brian, ainsley. steve: as we get ready for super bowl 54 on fox, you might recognize our next guest as he gives his predictions for big game. >> you know when people think of rob, they think handsome, great upper body strength and should probably be playing batman. ♪ ainsley: one and on the actor joins us now. >> hi, how are you? ainsley: you're originally of kansas city? brian: you're going for the 49ers. >> not at all.

brian: 20 years. >> i'm very excited. ainsley: you are going down way early, right? >> i'll be down there for all of the festivities, i'm not missing a minute of it. steve: we might see you on friday, you're also in a commercial set up that we are about to see? >> i'm the bounty guy, the kicker picker upper, i couldn't be more excited to do this actually because i grew up watching the bounty stuff. brian: you are from a bounty family. steve: brand-new commercial for proctor&gamble, take a look at this. >> super bowl does bring everyone together. >> look who is here. ♪ ♪ >> whoa! ♪ steve: that's just a tease

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