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steve: how exciting. brian: steve, you know jersey better than i do just listening to that crowd last night it was almost as if they were venting. the electricity that came across through the television screen was just amazing yesterday. steve: you saw those sound bites live on the channel last night in the 7:00 hour. you know what? wildwood, the convention center there, was reconfigure you had to hold as many people as they possibly could. jeff van drew who recently went from a democrat. he said i can't go along with the impeachment thing, turned into a republican and the president took his invitation to go down there. i think next time they need a bigger hall. ainsley: do you know what i have been noticing and even brad parscale the campaign manager for president trump mentioned this. there are more democrats that are interested in voting this year and turning to trump. he said there were almost 160,000 asked for tickets to this event. it only holds what did we say yesterday 5700. steve: configured for 5700.

ainsley: he identified 73,000 votes. , 10% didn't vote in 2016. and 23% were self-described democrats. we had that lady on yesterday at the town hall with pete buttigieg who said she is a pro-life democrat. and she asked pete buttigieg about it and he cedi agree with you. and she said the democratic party used to be the party where anyone was welcome. steve: and you could see at the end there there was a gigantic television screen because thousands of people were left outside. nonetheless, the president was there on behalf of jeff van drew who he referred to as very courageous. watch. >> a few weeks ago jeff was one of the few brave and principled democrat lawmakers. in all fairness we have been after him for a long time. [laughter] who stood up to the house democrats and the outrageous abuse of power that you see going on right now. they can't win an election, so they are trying to steal an election. it's not happening, folks. it's not happening. brian: you think about it.

jeff van drew went from majority to the minority took courage. he is hoping with the republican party maybe they can get the majority back. and the people of new jersey essentially said we support your decision. i was in wildwood, new jersey. i remember it basically shut down. we were there for a foot sole tournament. everything opened up for this opportunity to make some money. the imagin magarita and subpoena colada two drinks if you couldn't get on the inside you could drink on the outside. ainsley: jersey shore. many of the hotels were sold out. restaurants selling these drinks because people just wanted to be in the area and watch from even outdoors. steve: bottom one sanders i think you buy it and then wind up giving it to somebody else. the third one down impeachment punch and then under that the moscow mueller. ainsley: i like that drink.

pete: we asked pete hegseth to cover this and try every single one of those drinks. ainsley: are you having the bernie one this morning. >> the prices are inflated but i have to give it to somebody else. cost doesn't matter. i paid them what they want. they charge me what they want. it's perfect. but i will tell you, we are here at the vegas diner and this place, to your point, it's seasonal. this place doesn't even normally open up until 8:00 a.m. they opened up at 6:00 for us. lots of people here this morning. we had a chance to talk to people at the rally. here's what they had to say a lot of them waited in line for a long time. take a listen. >> why are you out here to see him today. >> oh, god. because he is doing a great job. we love him. we need him. >> he wants to make this state great again. pete: is there any other politician or rock band or music group that you would come out to wait in line like trump. >> no way. pete: why are the democrats so obsessed with impeaching

him. >> jealous of him. when people are jealous of you, they will destroy you. >> they know they can't win. that's why they are doing this because they can't win. >> i think it makes a land slide victory in 2020. to get this kind of turnout in new jersey, too speaks for itself. pete: this place, guys, is packed. it doesn't open for two hours. they opened early for us. there is already folks everywhere ready to go. we will get their voice. ask people. ever waited for a politician? no, no, no. the only person we would wait for here is bruce spring stein or jon bon jovi. rock concert style here in new jersey. sikd to have the president. with jeff van drew switching they got a republican in the mix here. back to you. talking to folks later on. brian: i have a since bon jovi or bruce springsteen will never open for president trump. ainsley: you never know. brian: i'm pretty sure it would be no. they are overbooked. steve: sure, one of the reasons that jeff van drew

switched, he is realistic. the president won that particular second congressional district by a landslide last time. and mr. van drew would like another crack at the apple. but then again so would the president of the united states. yesterday, his attorney in the closing arguments, they did not take as much time as the democrats by far, in fact, i think i saw a statistic that apparently adam schiff spoke 445% more than jay sekulow or one of the presidents. brian: they took 11 of 24 hours. steve: if you missed it, it was quite compelling. jay sekulow warned look, if this goes through, there is going to be danger coming throughout the rest of your lives regarding the presidency and the constitution. ainsley: let's listen. >> it is not a game of leaks and unsourced man you scripts to have a removal of a duly elected president based on a policy disagreement? that is not what the framers intended. and if you lower the bar

that way, danger, danger danger. why not trust the american people with this decision? why tear up their ballots? why tear up every ballot across this country? you can't do that. you know you can't do that. >>ing in the president's mind something they ferret out and is wrong becomes impeachable. it's not a standard at all. it comes out infinitely malleable. >> lower the bar so much sole much when a republican enter the white house republican also demand pay back. >> you're right. [laughter] brian: same people in the chamber. what happens next? they have their questions. they will be written down and go over the next day or

two. and then the question is will there be witnesses? original reporting made headlines, mitch mcconnell said i don't have the votes yet to negate the opportunity to witness which means over 51, over 50. instead of 50/50 it would be 51. john roberts would break it at 50/50. he didn't say he didn't have it. he didn't say he lost it. he doesn't have it yet. evidently in the caucus meeting yesterday, they went back and forth about the pluses and minuses of witnesses. one thing they pretty much agree on, republican senators are extremely worried that schumer will painfully drag out the process. even if you give him the four he wants, they will say something he is going to want another four. and this thing will drag out until the spring. steve: that is if they get witnesses. brian: that's what i'm saying. steve: mitch mcconnell apparently on his table he had cards that said yes, no, maybe. clearly a whip count. he did not reveal at the end to the senators what the exact number was but

nonetheless he needs to put pressure on the people who have not taken a side yet. cory gardner spoke and he is one of the guys who he is a republican from colorado. ainsley: he might break off. steve: he is in a tough competitive race out there. he spoke yesterday along with martha mcsally and thom tillis. cory gardner said the longer the trial goes on the more democratic attack also happen. sounds luke he wants to get it over with. apparently what mitch is planning, he has a plan b. part of it is to amend any resolution on witnesses to include john bolton and hunter biden and the whistleblower and then what they would do is write another part to the resolution where if any key witness like hunter biden or the whistleblower defies the subpoena it's over. ainsley: so they are expecting -- they are trying to making a plan because this whole thing could be over at the end ever the week if they don't have additional witnesses. but there are these four

republicans that are in these tough areas and think are trying to make a decision. if they decide to break away from the republican party and many think that they will, then mitch mcconnell has these different plans. one would be the package deal where if you ask john bolton to come, then we are asking hunter biden and maybe adam schiff. the other plan would be we could assert executive privilege. the president, the administration could go to court and ask for an emergency injunction against like a john bolton who used to work for him so he can't talk. steve: on national security grounds. brian: meanwhile joe manchin, kyrsten sinema and doug jones also democrats who are undecided that could change things. jim jordan knows this case as well as anyone weighed in on where we are at. >> it will never be enough for the democrats. they are always going to want something more. understand where we are at right now, sean, the witness count right now is 17 to 0. adam schiff subpoenaed all 17 witnesses. we didn't get to call any of them. it's 17-0. what do the democrats want? they want it to be 18-0. pretty soon 19-0.

we should stop this now. all the facts are on the president's side. the constitution is on his side. the lack of due process that was not there for him in the house that argument is also on his side. let's get this over with this week. steve: an administration official spoke to the "the washington post" and the "wall street journal" said they are optimistic they will get to the number of votes so there will be no witnesses. if you were watching bret baier's show last night you saw senator rick scott of the great state of florida say he doesn't think there are going to be witnesses. he essentially knows in his heart there aren't going to be witnesses and lindsey graham is optimistic they will get to that we will talk to one of the president's defenders congressman doug collins of the great state of georgia. he's on that committee. he's going to be with us about 50 minutes from right now. brian: you you could see this could be out of control. comments allegedly in his book and he says by the way if john bolton said it i believe it because john bolton, as far as he knows, has always given his unvarnished opinion to the

senate. jerry nadler says i would like to call john kelly. you could see how this whole thing is going to get out of control. ainsley: the president last night said while we are creating jobs and killing terrorists the congressional democrats are obsessed with hoaxes, witch hunts and deranged partisan crusades. steve: today it's going to be question and answer. they will go majority, minority, majority, minority. they are going to write down all the questions on paper and then each caucus will make sure there is no repetition and then the chief justice will read them out loud much like a game show host almost. and then five minutes for each side to answer. ainsley: when will they take the vote on witnesses. steve: friday. brian: jillian mele coming to work on friday and will be in miami. jillian: i will be there and so will you. ainsley: tomorrow we leave. ainsley: excited for that in the meantime a fox news alert breaking overnight. british airways is suspending all flights to china over coronavirus fatherfierce. as stranded americans out.

passengers will arrive at california military base this morning. 18 u.s. air force and two border crossings now setting up quarantine stations. more than 6,000 people have been sickened with the virus. 132 have died there are five confirmed cases in the u.s. new video appears to show the chopper carrying kobe bryant and eight others circling minutes before the crash. new audio from a nearby home's nest camera captures the sound of the helicopter going down. listen. four bodies, including kobe's have been identified. the ntsb revealing the helicopter did not have the recommended warning system it. would have alerted the pilot if the chopper was flying too low. officials have not said if that was a factor. kobe's long time teammate shaquille o'neal in tears

remembering his friend. >> i haven't found a pain that sharp in a while. i lost two grand marries. lost a sarge, lost my sister. and now i lost a little brother judge in kobe and shaq won three nba championships together. president trump is preparing to sign historic trade deal into law. today he will officially sign the united states-mexico-canada agreement during a ceremony at the white house. the usmca which was signed back in 2018 is expected to generate 176,000 jobs in the u.s. the deal was overwhelmingly passed by the senate last week. send it back to you. steve: i know they are going to have a bunch of lawmakers at the white house. i wonder if nancy pelosi is going to go. brian: i don't know if she was invited. steve: she was part of it. she passed it out of the house. ainsley: finally. steve: jillian, thank you very much. former vice president joe biden lost his cool on the campaign trail in iowa.

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today's agreement is an historic opportunity for the palestinians to finally achieve an independent state of their very own. brian: here we go. president trump announcing historic middle east plan promising to bring peace to a region. here to discuss it in detail with the muslim world's reaction as well muslim scholar dr. con qhanta ahmed. >> thank you, brian. historic, electrifying. the energy behind this deal and tremendous to witness the work that jared kushner has done with ambassador david freidman and the president on this. brian: israel, according to this plan, will annex the jordan river valley and permanently setting up eastern border may advance as soon as this weekend on this. they will also take in the jewish communities of judea and sam mara the so-called

west bank and this is the proposal. the palestinian also get $50 billion over the next 10 years in investments, high speed rail to connect gaza to the west bank. i don't know if we have a map that shows the palestinian state if they can hit these marks that are mapped out over the next four years. palestinians said don't like it? >> first of all, it's very important to realize this is the first time palestinian state would be internationally recognized as a sovereign nation. it also includes the demilitarization of gaza, specifically as a palestinian state as a whole. this deal is not only for the palestinian people. it's a deal for the entire region. this deal could integrate the region economically, free up trade engagement. creates very innovative financial tools it. will elevate women. it will elevate youth. it will tub or triple the g.d.p. it will reduce unemployment in half and it will create in that region the new

palestine, a new singapore. so this deal is just extraordinary and imaginative. that's $50 billion over 10 years. brian: they really hope to they say slash palestinian unemployment which is now at 18% in half and 52% in gaza, which is unbelievable. so, the palestinians say we are not going to do this. i thought it was note one way or thnoteworthywho jordan at in that room yesterday. was that significant. >> i also noticed that as i was near the ambassadors to oman and eu very strongly honored by the president of the pence of benjamin netanyahu. i do think it was significant they were not there jordan engaged partners of israel. we truly know that the patrons of this deal are the united states and also crown prince mohammed solomon. they goal on saturday to emergency meeting at the arab league, we will see

there the palestinians say we not engaging is not going to fly in the arab world. the region wants this deal. brian: but, hamas, who wins elections, has to relinquish control of gaza, not likely. what i also think is interesting in this era is that the palestinian situation has always galvanized arab world. now it's focus on iran. palestinians are not getting the focus. not so cut and dry. israel has allies for the first time in this area. >> that's very well said. we noticed that in the statements of the kingdom of saudi arabia and egypt. both of them encouraging direct negotiations israelis and palestinians. both of them applauding president trump's efforts the united states efforts. the on state that didn't say that was jordan that said that this is the prime issue for the arab world. that's no longer the case. the prime issue for the arab world is iran, it is syrian refugees. it is isis. it is the collapse of lebanon and hezbollah, tremendous problems that we have beyond this.

if the palestinians don't take, this they are walking away from an extraordinary opportunity. brian: benjamin netanyahu will be joining us and then end the show with jared kushner who helped construct the plan. thank you for being with us. >> my honor. brian: cnn in damage control after a panel bashes and grins and mocks trump supporters. >> credulous boomer ruby demo that backs donald trump. [laughter] >> leaders with geography and maps and spelling even though. >> and reading. >> that was a good one. brian: that was a good one. do you don lemon is trying to defend himself this morning while putting double all trump supporters simultaneously. you always want to be able to deliver relief for your patients. get them out of pain, get them out of pain fast. we have a new product out there: sensodyne rapid relief. if you use it on monday, by thursday, you'll be enjoying that chocolate ice cream again. they can start it, and 3 days later, i know that they're going to have the results they were looking for.

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canadian border. no word yet on any arrests. steve: meanwhile, a televised cnn panel is facing intense backlash for trashing president trump and his supporters. watch this. >> donald trump couldn't find ukraine on a map if you had the letter u and the picture of an actual physical crane next to it. he knows this is an administration defined by ignorance of the world. [laughter] >> so that's partly him playing to their base and playing to their audience, you know, the credulous boomer ruby demo that backs president trump. >> are you elitist with your growingography and maps and spelling. >> your reading. >> that was a good one. i needed that. brian: he did need that obviously. and of course donald trump an international business person would have no idea where think country is here to react is media reporter for the hill and radio talk show host joe con challenge. how big a deal is this. >> very big deal because the trump campaign has already put out a campaign ad with that particular clip. because that shows what many

people in media, not all, certainly, but many think of trump supporters. if you are old and you are white, you are an idiot and that's why you voted for the guy or as rick wilson, who is a g.o.p. strategist, the credulous boomer ruby demo. what i didn't hear in that particular kirsten gillibrand last night don lemon he addressed this finally three years later is the word sorry. i am sorry to the 63 million people that voted for donald trump, all he did was try to explain away how he didn't hear everything. what you guys have done thousands of shows you hear everything unless there is a lot of cross talk. there wasn't there. steve: sometimes the producer is talking in our ear. >> perhaps. that went on for 120 seconds though, steve. steve: i understand that regarding don lemon's reaction, i didn't think that joke was that funny. nonetheless, don lemon seeing the backlash did address it last night. this is the sound bite joe is talking about. watch. >> ask anyone who knows me, they will tell you. i don't believe in belittle

ling people during an interview on saturday night one of my guests said something that made me laugh. while in the moment i found that joke humorous. and i didn't catch everything that was said. jewels to make this perfectly clear, i was laughing at the joke and not at any group of people. brian: wasn't the joke on the trump voters. >> that's basically the case here, right? here's the thing. if don lemon had to address it last night? why didn't he address it on sunday? that clip was saturday. sunday, monday, all of tuesday. he has a twitter account. he is only saying this now because the president called him out and then other people as well have gone on and this thing really went viral. i go to bob woodward. he is writing another book. the president thinks so much of him that now he is giving him full access and woodward is a great journalist. he said this after trump was elected. i worry for the business, for the perception of the business. not just trump supporters. they see that smugness and that's the word. it's not so much the criticism of trump and you

want to hit him on policy that's fine. it's the smugness and condescension that we see. ainsley: isn't it more how the media we see this time and time again. when he took it that far? i think that's when the voters said hold on, is this a slam on me? why do they keep doing this? because i understand don lemon. i understand his point. he laughed at the joke. he thought that was funny. >> there were several jokes, ainsley. it wasn't just one joke. several. brian: mocking. like the spelling and all these things, mocking their intellect. >> southern accent, right? because people in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin have southern accents. ainsley: this could backfire remember hillary said deplorable and republican party ran with that and said you are calling us deplorable. smelly walmart shoppers hannity says i'm proud to be a smelly walmart shopper. >> the turning point in the 2016 elections is when hillary clinton referred to trump supporters as a basket of deplorables. she is allergic to saying she makes my mistakes. she said she regretted

saying that. and, remember, barack obama did the same thing in 2008 when he was running talking about voters in pennsylvania saying that they cling to their bitter clingers to their guns and their bibles. this is the perception over and over. this is why trump won in 2016 because these people feel that they are being dismissed and they only rally around as we saw in wildwood last night of all places. brian: look at our audience people watching you in so-called fly over country and in the south. people that evidently don't matter to some matter a lot. >> exactly. by the way, why are we putting rick wilson on tv all the time. he is supposed to be a republican strategist an expert. i went back and look this century i have not seen him run one successful campaign put him on anyway. let's not put this all on done don lemon. he didn't stop it as the quarterback. rick wilson is consistently put on cable news. went on twitter afterwards and tripled down since.

the other gentleman on there cnn contributor, "new york times" columnist. he also is doubling down on this as well. they're the ones apologizing or taken off the air suspension. ainsley: this is why they want to wipe out the electoral college. they don't want middle america or fly over countries to have a voice. >> could you imagine what an election would look like thin elections in new york, chicago, los angeles, miami. you wouldn't have any of the issues in iowa or new hampshire or south carolina or nevada ever even addressed because who needs those people? brian: rob reiner and al pacino will be picking our presidents. >> not quite the irish men but, yes. steve: jo, thank you for making the trip. >> thanks. ainsley: hundreds flown out of china out of coronavirus fears. one man stayed. we will hear from him next. pete. brian: pete hegseth having breakfast with friends. he is having breakfast

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♪ >> for years you watched as your politicians apologized for america. now you have a president who is standing up for america, and we are standing up for the people of new jersey. [cheers and applause] steve: and the president spoke, my friends, he said, he was talking about how new jersey right now has the lowest unemployment rate in the history of the state at 3.5%. steve. ainsley: is new jersey considered a democratic state even though chris christie was the governor? steve: deep blue. he was very popular at that time. ainsley: he was there at the rally last night. steve: so was kellyanne conway. brian: if you said to yourself i don't remember president new jersey rally. the president's first new jersey rally and pete, you were there to witness it?

pete: yes, we were. we were at the rally last night and so were a lot of folks here. they are busy eating breakfast at the vegas diner here in wildwood. let me ask the crowd here who here was at the rally last night. [cheers and applause] pete: hold on. who waited more than six hours to get in? [cheers and applause] okay. who waited overnight to get in? [cheers and applause] last thing, it's new jersey, who who here has an opinion? [cheers and applause] okay, guys, it's new jersey so you know everyone has got an opinion. and people think of new jersey as a blue state as you guys were talking about. down here in south jerusalem dr. van van drew went from democrat to republican. [cheers and applause] so we are here talking to the folks about the president. about that rally. most of which were there or tried to get in. a lot of people who said they waited 7, 8, 9, 10 hours couldn't get in. >> 15. pete: 15 as well. we have a few folks to talk

to this morning about the president. i will start with reverend deb moore. reverend, thank you very much for being here. your reaction to the president and why you support him so much. >> the energy was over the roof. he is bringing god back into godless americans. thank you for your service, pete. is he doing so much for our veterans. we appreciate him so much. and today at the chapel we are honoring a veteran, a freedom fighter who fought for our religious freedoms at noon. pete: absolutely. a lot of patriots out here in new jersey, no doubt about it. ann is one of them as well. how are you doing? >> fine, thank you. pete: absolutely. we were talking and you are pretty fired up about impeachment. i asked a lot of people at the rally last night. there is a lot of joy and patriotism in that rally, they are doing other things in washington. >> i want strong military and strong police and borders and respect our president no matter. what it's disgraceful what we are doing. thank you for serving our country. and if anybody kill as policeman they need to go in jail for life. i'm sorry, but too many are

getting killed. pete: thank you, ann. a lot of frustration about the lack of respect for law enforcement: why are so many people so passionate almost a rock star status. >> is he a rock star. he is the greatest president of our lifetime. he has promises made. promises kept. making america great. building the wall. it's all there. it's all what we voted him in for. drain that swamp and he is doing it but we're going to have to do it this november even more. pete: democrats trying to impeach him, briefly, your reaction to that? >> it's terrible, it's terrible. it's a sham, it's a lie. they know they got to get him out of the way because he is going to beat -- he is going to win. pete: so they are worried about 2020. >> absolutely. they have got to get him out of the way because they have no path forward. pete: there we go. thank you very much, sir. appreciate it. lots of opinions here in new jersey, no doubt. lots of folks ready to talk to us. but, again, as always on "fox & friends," we want to bring the voice of the people not just the pundits.

we will be here all morning long at the vegas diner in wildwood. stick around for breakfast with friends. we will see. [cheers and applause] brian: very nicely done. pete: folks are fired up. steve: good job, pete. nobody does diners like new jersey. ainsley: i loved the beginning of that when he asked their opinions and how long they waited does anyone in new jersey have an opinion. steve: according to the paper in wildwood a lot of people stood in line for 12 hours did not get in. ainsley: and then they are up early with us. steve: why not to be on tv? 17 mention now before the top of the hour and another fox news alert. right now the department of safety is flying hundreds of stranded americans out of china and the coronavirus danger zone into right now ultimately california. brian: as you see the plane is refueling. it's in alaska before heading over to california military base where it will land some time this morning. ainsley: rob schmitt joins us live as the virus quickly spreads around the world.

rob, how are they going to make sure those folks on the planes don't infect feel in the u.s. rob: get to that partial quarantine. china reporting no more than 6,000 coronavirus cases, guys and 132 deaths. right now the state department flying, as you just saw, more than 200 americans from the center of the outbreak, from the epicenter, really. a fly from wuhan, china will soon land at the march reserve air base in southern california. you see right here. it stopped over in anchorage, alaska, to refuel. passengers will then be quarantined in southern california for at least three days. hopefully make sure they don't infect anybody else. that flight was originally supposed to land at ontario airport east of los angeles. they changed it. personal doug perez who is living in wuhan, the epicenter of all of, this joined "fox & friends first" earlier. talked to jillian. he turned down the rescue flight to the united states. turned down that flighted in order to stay with his chinese girlfriend.

>> it's absolutely -- we find ourself forced to go out and get food before it's too late. and we -- always go out with gloves and masks, absolutely critical. rob: this guy is living in a divos town. nobody on the streets. scary stuff. five confirmed coronavirus in four states here in the u.s. 18 american airports and border crossings setting up quarantine stations. cancel flight to and from china. united arab emirates first case out of the middle east overnight. u.s. health officials calling on china to allow international medical teams to have access to some of the facts on the ground. a lot of people are speculating whether or not we know how bad this is in china because the government there can't be trusted in a lot of the cases. we do right now according to what facts we have this is now worse than the sars epidemic as far as total cases. brian: pop-up hospitals on the fly shows the degree of

panic. ainsley: some saying they need to be quarantined a lot longer than three days because. >> rob: doctor said you could be spreading this a week or two and be asymptomatic. that's how hard it is to stop the spread. steve: in other words, for the people on that airplane flying back. we have some good news and bad news. flying you back to the united states that's the good news. the bad news you will be in quarantine at at least three days. brian: no reason to quarantine jillian. the guy wanted to stay with his girlfriend dog in the picture i get that. jillian: unless they are american citizens wives girlfriends they can't bring them with them. that's why people are choosing to say, food and water two weeks after that they don't know. food deliveries right now but he doesn't know how long that's going to last. certainly keep you updated there. steve: terrible. jillian: talk about this story. he was once one of the most powerful men in hollywood. harvey weinstein no match for a chihuahua named

peanut. the humiliating revelation coming out during the disgraced movie mogul's rape trial. testifying after weinstein pushed his way into their apartment. peanut began chasing him around and he seemed frightened. weinstein blowing the story off after he left court. listen to. this are you afraid of which i wha whatchihuahuas? >> can you hear a reporter asking him are you afraid of chihuahuas. he responded no do you look like i'm afraid of chihuahuas. weinstein faces life in prison. this goes right up in lighting a joint. appearing before a judge for a marijuana charge in tennessee. he was quickly escorted out of the room by an officer. boston was trying to make a case for legalized marijuana. the judge though not really impressed. he is now charged with contempt of court and disorderly conduct. 2020 candidate joe biden butting heads on the campaign trail. the former vice president

caught in an awkward exchange with an iowa voter. >> i'm going to support you if you win the nomination. but what are we going to do about climate change you? say you are against pulp lines but then you want to replace these gas lines i'm going to vote for new the general. >> coming up and tell me you don't support me. >> no, no, no. >> you said i will. >> in the general. >> i'm running in a primary. >> the man said he is a tom steyer supporter. steyer tweeting in response saying quote we need immediate action on climate. if you don't agree, happy to talk at the debate. but don't take it out on voters. brian: how does he expect to be president if he doesn't want to confront anyone who isn't going to vote for him. steve: it's not a primary in iowa. it's a caucus. just saying. brian: maybe is he going to challenge him to a push-up contest. that went well last time. steve: jillian, thank you very much. ainsley: janice sought on fox square. janice: speaking of pushups. that won't be happening at

all. i haven't done a push up since 1985. take a look at the maps and i will show you it's cold. colder than we have felt in the last couple of days because of the wind. we do have a storm system that's bringing a mix of snow and sleet and freezing rain and rain along the coast. so that's our first system. then we have more active weather moving into the northwest. we will watch an area of low pressure develop nut gulf of mexico, my friends. and that is the system we are going to watch for south florida over the next couple of days. so rainy forecast, unfortunately for miami as we head into friday. saturday looks like we're going to see quite a bit of moisture move. in and then sunday things clear out for the super bowl. of course, we will be there starting friday, saturday, and sunday. so just pack your rain gear ainsley and jillian. make sure that you have an umbrella. ainsley: okay. janice: maybe a light jacket. steve: it will be a warm rain though. >> a warm rain for sure. we will be on the beach. steve: tune in friday morning you will see us live there. janice, thanks.

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reelected. steve: i think the president would take that sort of endorsement from a bush family member. you say that the country is on the verge of losing a generation to socialism with their handout for free stuff. why does that bother you? >> look, i have been, first of all, for the past seven years, a leader of a major nonprofit, one-to-one mentoring organization. and i have seen the best of society. i have seen how people step up to make a difference in the lives of thousands of kids in the 22nd congressional district that i'm running in. i have had the honor and privilege to be a leader for that mission. and really people are at their best when they can make their own decisions for their lives and are not beholden to the washington elites telling them what to do. we see incredible growth, entrepreneurialism, jobs being created, and all these good things must be protected. it's what has made america

so great for centuries. and it's what made america and we must stand to protect those values. steve: i know you are one of at least 14 other republicans vying for that seat. real quickly, pierce, what's the number one issue that people in your district are concerned about? >> there's a lot of issues. i would say for sure we have got to secure our border. steve: yep. >> i have seen thousands of lives impacted by the flow of drugs coming across the border through my work in the community and we have got to secure the border. steve: all right. pierce bush, i'm sure your grandparents would be very proud of you, running for congress down there in houston. sir, thank you very much for joining us live. joining us live. >> thank i appreciate it. millions of patients are treated with statins-but up to 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still remains. many have turned to fish oil supplements. others, fenofibrates or niacin. but here's a number you should take to heart:

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followers down the jersey shore last night. ainsley: the gang of 8 million. steve: gang of 63 million last time if you look at the vote. it is the first visit to new jersey since he was elected president. and the crowd was unbelievable. ainsley: yeah. they were. they waited hours to get in there. the president slamming democrats for the impeachment trial as it shifts the focus to witnesses now. brian: i don't know what's going to happen. first going to submit some questions. griff, i hope you don't mind. i didn't submit this toss-in writing i will get right to you rather than have john roberts read it out loud. he will be reading the questions that both sides write, correct? >> that's right. just remember, brian, brief and succinct that's what chief roberts wants of those questions beginning today. the president was firing up that south jersey crowd. heaping praise on the one house democrat jeff van drew who switched parties rather than voting to impeach.

afternoon with a. watch. >> the people are growing disgusted by the washington democrat -- you see it. which is worse? the impeachment hoax or the witch-hunt from russia? >> both. >> as you mentioned the 16 hours of written questions begins the biggest question is whether or not we will see any more questions. calls for john bolton to testify. mitch mcconnell says at this point he does not yet have the votes to stop bolton from being called. that means at least four g.o.p. senators behind closed doors seem to be inclined to call for bolton to testify as well as others. this is firing up democrats but it's drawing a warning from republicans. >> looks like we are starting to see some cracking in their numbers. >> have had private conversation with senators and we will see. >> if you go down the road

of witnesses, it's not going to be one. it's going to be many. >> meanwhile, this morning, politico is reporting that there are at least three democrat senators who may be considering to vote to acquit president trump. that's joe manchin west virginia, kyrsten sinema of arizona, doug jones of alabama. now, that would remarkable if that would happen that would mean that in the final vote on all of this, the president would get, perhaps the first real bipartisan support, brian, ainsley, steve. steve: that's right, griff. they could still all those three democrats could still vote for witnesses but then at the end vote to acquit him. brian: right. steve: she thorough thank you for joining us live from statuary hall. brian: bring in doug collins republican out of georgia ranking member of the house judiciary committee. a member of president trump's impeachment defense team. the way i understand it according to the hill mitch mcconnell doesn't have the votes the word is yet. it's not as if he doesn't potentially have the vote to

avoid witnesses. it is just that he hasn't gotten the commitment yet. is that how you understand it. >> that would be the way i would see it, brian. let me be clear and succinct. the probable they are having is clear and succinct the democrats didn't make their case. they have shown how flimsy the impeachment articles were coming from the house. now republicans are having to deal with it. at the last minute, the timed league of a bolton possibility here just because their case was so weak is to try and sow some seeds of doubt in some of our members to say that they want to hear more. i think at the end of the day when they look at the total case, they look at what has been presented and how badly it was done in the house and how poorly these articles were drafted witnesses are not going to help them. no matter what happened, the president did nothing wrong. ukraine got the aid and nothing conditionality about it. nothing here for republicans to do. ainsley: is which ones have definitely said they are breaking off,u., just romney. >> seems to be just in the takes that i have said

romney. more conversations. mitch mcconnell has done a great job working with the senate keeping this try on focus and keeping it where it needs to be. that is on the facts of what the president's team and defense team has laid out. they have laid out a devastating defense against what the house manager has presented against the president. i think you are going to see some good things coming forward. i trust mitch mcconnell to get the process. steve: mitch mcconnell's office saying yep, he is not at that stage yet where they don't have to have witnesses, i would imagine those four republicans are going to get a lot of phone calls today, just saying. oh boy. >> the onin one interesting thig here what we are actually going to see here and actually see this. the only bipartisan part of this whole impeachment sham will be bipartisan to acquit the president. steve: i think you could right about that as we hear from politico. meanwhile, the president's defense team finished strongly yesterday.

for the folks busy living their lives we have a clip to show you how that went down. >> all you need in this case is the constitution and your common sense. >> the partisan impeachment based on policy disagreements which is what this is. and personal presumptions. that becomes the new norm. future presidents, democrats, republicans, will be paralyzed the moment they are elected. >> they don't have a standard that really defines a specific defense. they don't have a standard that really defines incoherent terms that are going to be identifiable what the offenses are. >> overturning the last election and massively interfering with the upcoming one would cause serious and lasting damage to the people of the united states and to our great country. the senate cannot allow this to happen. it is time for this to end here and now. >> you cannot impeach a president on.

anna: unsourced allegation. brian: talking about bolton. steve: doug collins, his defense team, we have heard over the last 36 hours or so made it very clear. even if the stuff in john bolton's book which was leaked out to, you know, jack up sales according to the president of the united states. even if that is all true, it's still not impeachable. >> that's right. the only damage that's been done to the institution of the house because of how it was done and try to political impeachment shows america we don't need. this this is not the way we go about this. brian: hear from the media. they weighed. in i know you only watch our channel we watch others to bring you this. >> it does raise questions about the democratic strategy to fast-track an impeachment before christmas. >> right now the republicans feel good. of the white house feels good. >> universe of republicans it hasn't really expanded. >> so you anticipate that they are going to vote

against witnesses? >> listen. predictions are dangerous, especially when they are about the future. but it seems unlikely. steve: wow, a lot of them have changed their tune. >> oh, they need to because they have been wrong all along. now they are trying to get back they realize this impeachment one day will be over and at least have to find a way to be respectful journalist and find facts and not just parrot the talking points from the democrats. ainsley: congressman from the big state of georgia i think you have a big announcement to make. >> i know there has been discussion about it and i have been asked about it before. we are in for the georgia senate race down here. i still have a lot of work to do to help this president finish this impeachment out. we will make a bigger announcement in georgia. you have been so kind to ask about it. people of georgia we are getting ready for a good time down here to keep defending this president and keep working for the people of georgia. brian: the governor defied the president. the president wanted you to fill johnny isakson's seat.

kelly. a lot of money. $2.6 million in ad buys ready to go. are you ready for this task and are you concerned that you guys will tear each other apart and open up the seat for a democrat. >> we are not concerned about that at all. i'm concerned about going for the people of georgia. three reasons in mind. georgia, cope palestinian and cammeron. those are me three kids they represent the ideas and passions that we have in america. we need to have a process that let's people decide. choose for themselves how they want to see this vision. we fought for the president and our state and our country. we will continue to do it. i look forward to the exchange of ideas and look forward to this election. steve: since you are fighting for the president, you got up early today to appear from atlanta. are you anticipating he will endorse you? >> well, i think that's up to the president it -- we know how we fight. we are down here right now go with the people of georgia. i appreciate all his help and support in the past. we look forward to being back in washington today to do just that. brian: had you liz cheney had the same opportunities

to go to the senate. she would have an easier time in wyoming. she decides to stay in the house and fight for leadership. why wouldn't you want to be a leader in the house. why would you rather be a senator in that chamber? >> well, i think what we have done is proven what we can do in the house and taken this message to the entire state of georgia. georgia is in a state that is a wonderful state that's growing. has a lot of enough ideas and people come in. they need to see the conservative have alls. and the conservative values that actually believe in people. actually coming from being a state trooper's kid and working as a pastor and being an air force chaplain. first step act, criminal justice reform. putting people in places where they can succeed at all areas of life and doing that from a perspective of saying, you know, we have worked hard every day in our life to make what you are what we have. making sure georgia when they come here they realize the conservative values of the state of georgia is what made it great. i want to continue to take that throughout the entire state. steve: good luck. ainsley: congressman, could turn senator, we wish you al the best. thank you for here. >> it's always good to be with you all.

good to be here. brian: back to the defense. that's another one of your jobs. jillian has one focus at this moment although multiple responsibilities. >> that is true. good morning. get you started with this fox news alert now. breaking overnight. british airways suspends all flights to china over coronavirus fears. as the state department flies over 200 stranded americans out of the country. passengers will arrive at a california military base some time this morning. 18 u.s. airports and two border crossings now setting up quarantine stations. more than 6,000 people have been sickened with the virus. 132 have died. there are five confirmed cases in the u.s. right now. the man charged with killing his ex-wife tried to kill himself. connecticut police say flotus d dulos in critical condition after a suicide attempt. he was found unresponsive at his home after failing to appear at bond hearing. dulos was airlifted to a hospital where he is being treated for carbon monoxide poisoning. he has pleaded not guilty to

killing jennifer dulos. she went missing in may. her body has never been found. 50 service members suffered traumatic brain injuries from the iranian missile strike. the pentagon releasing that new number three weeks after the attacks on a u.s. base in iraq. of those injured, the pentagon says 31 have already returned to service. last week the military reported 34 injuries. symptoms could take time to present themselves. it's the first super bowl with the chiefs. it's not his first time that he has been to the big game. former eagles coach reflecting on time in philadelphia as the city throws support behind him. >> it's almost a badge of honor when you get booed there. if you can with understand withe pressure of philadelphia then you become a philadelphiaen, i take a lot of pride in that. jillian: as do we. reid's eagles lost to the patriots in 2004. he is hoping for a better outcome this sunday. kickoff is at 6:30 p.m.

eastern only on fox. we'll be live in miami starting on friday. steve: you weren't one of those philly people booing him. >> no, no, no, no. ainsley: why was he booed because he used to coach there. brian: if you lose once or have a bad quarter. jillian: they boo me. they boo everyone. steve: jillian, thank you very much. meanwhile hillary clinton's allies just got appointed to key convention committee. oh no, not again. bernie sanders supporters are furious. is this another case of dnc sabotage? we're going to talk to hillary's former advisors, one of them, coming up next. ♪ ♪ i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've got the power of 1, 2, 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved once-daily 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy

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steve: sparks from been flying back and forth during president trump's impeachment trial. have you been watching? >> cannot leave a man like that in office when he has violated the constitution. >> hunter biden's decision to join burisma raised flags almost immediately. >> you cannot impeach a president on an unsourced allegation. steve: but even as the trial moves into its next phase today for questions and answers our next guest says it's time to move on. writing in a new op-ed that the impeachment is just an exercise in political rage. mark penn joins us right now. he is the chairman of the harris poll and former clinton presidential campaign strategist, chief, in fact. mark, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: stick a fork in it. you are done, aren't you?

>> look, i have a long history of imposing impeachments over elections. steve: yes, you do. >> unless it meets a high bar. 90 i was against impeachment then i'm against impeachment now unless it really meets the super high bar that the constitution sets and what you see here is just political rage coming out in the statements calling people dictators, cover-ups, throwing charges against everybody virtually but their own party. and then, you know, the whole thing just divides the country and where is it going? nowhere. >> right. we knew before it started, essentially, that it was going -- the president would be acquitted because it was completely bipartisan. and now as we just heard in the report from washington, d.c., it could be bipartisan in his acquittal. that's, you know, that's a complete 180 from what nancy pelosi had. >> i won't speculate. everyone is going to fall

out here. i think obviously bolton threw a bombshell into this thing right in the middle. but at the end of the day, all he has is some discussions about would have and could have the aid wasn't in fact held up past the deadline. it didn't happen. therefore this thing doesn't really rise. and asking for an investigation on someone is not the same thing as asking fake information in a campaign. there is a huge difference. there is a real, you know, the president obviously really believed he thought there should be one. this may be something for a report. it may be something for voters to take into account in the election. but we should not have right now our entire government frozen for weeks and months. steve: that's right. if there are, they are going to call in witnesses, who knows when that mess would be done. i wanted to pick your brain about what's going on right now in the dnc. apparently tom perez has named former representative frank who was a surrogate for hillary clinton's 2016

presidential campaign as a co-chair of the convention's rules committee and there are a number of bernie sanders supporters who don't like that because he got frozen out by the super delegates and everything else last time around. it's like 20162.0. >> well, as you recall, debbie wasserman schultz resigned on the eve of the convention because it came out that she had been biased against sanders and for hillary last time. so, obviously, sanders supporters would be ultra sensitive to this. look, if sanders is clearly the pawn nominee. it won't mattered. if it's going to be a brokered convention, people are going to fight about the rules and everything else and then it will. steve: it could be a brokered convention because if you look at it right now, if bernie sanders wins iowa and then new hampshire and then joe biden picks up south carolina, first of all a month is a long time for him to have been a loser in those two states, then they

may not have either one of them enough to win on the first ballot. >> well, right now you, the voters in iowa are really close between sanders and biden. we don't know how it's going to come out. if you are looking for something unlike the impeachment trial where you don't know how it's going to come out. watch iowa. coming up maybe even sooner. steve: going back to the dnc. they put out a statement regarding rules committee. rules require the d.j dnc chair fraction the remaining aappointments will be made based on each state's election results 2016 presidential preference was not considered for this convention's appointments. real quick because with your poll you know exactly how a lot of people are feeling, what is the state of the race right now? the state of the race is up in the air. people don't know who the nominee is on the democratic side a lot of moderates with biden and klobuchar, mayor pete with people on the left warren and sanders. which faction is going to

win? it's still unclear. this is one of those where i'm not going to give you a prediction because the voters still haven't made up their minds. steve: right. the way the caucuses work in iowa, you know, everybody gets in a room and if your candidate say, amy klobuchar you, doesn't get 15%. then all the amy klobuchar people have to decide okay, whose little group am i going to stand in next? >> that's right. klobuchar has about 8%. if she doesn't surge to 15 in caucuses, her voters will divvy up they may give biden extra 4 or 5%. most of them are really in the moderate faction. steve: stay tuned. it's monday night. >> it's politics. steve: it is indeed. thank you, sir. straight ahead on this wednesday, president trump has unveiled an historic middle east peace deal as you see there in the east room. the media barely covered it. why? well, lara logan is covering the middle east extensively in her career. she has some ideas on that. she is next ♪ talking about my generation

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president trump announces historic middle east plan promising solution to end the decades of the israeli palestinian conflict. >> my vision presents a win-win opportunity for both sides. a realistic two-state solution. we will not allow a return to the days of blood shed. peace requires compromise. today's agreement is an historic opportunity for the palestinians to finally achieve an independent state of their very own. steve: and the president says it is the most comprehensive plan ever put forward by the united states but, apparently, that wasn't enough for evening newscasts to devote as you can see nobody had more than two minutes of coverage apparently last night. ainsley: not a lot. lara logan is the host of lara logan no agenda on fox nation. good morning, larr raft. does that surprise you. >> good morning. it doesn't surprise me. it's consistent with a lot of what have you seen. you just look at the media landscape since president

trump took office. it's consistent with the strategy by a democratic political operatives and propagandists who have laid out that they would pressure media outlets to resist what they call the normalization of donald trump. so normalizing him means discussing policies on their merits and having any kind of conversation that makes him feel like a normal president because the whole basis of the propaganda fight has been that this is illegitimate president. steve: lara, the "new york post" on their editorial page today, they say it is the most realistic plan in decades. it won't work magic overnight, but it shifts the conversation in the right direction. eye obviously this was really big. i believe fox news channel carried it live. and, yet, the other news channels didn't carry it live. you know, they did speak of it a bit on the other broadcast networks. but, is the fact that they did not carry it live on the other news channels because

they don't want to give the president a win or they felt that impeachment was more important to talk about than middle east peace? >> well, you know, i'm not in their heads and i don't want to, you know, i don't want to make those decisions for them and speculate as to what their intentions are, but, if you look at it in the context of you who they have covered previous presidential plans and not only that as a reporter on the ground i have been in fodder and gaza and west bank and many times actually and even small incremental changes in proposals to peace plans and diplomatic efforts were extensively covered at that time. i reported on those things. so, for me, in my experience, that is a departure from what i have known before. brian: all right. so let's take a look at the plan. i mean, look, it is huge, it is comprehensive. it has massive investment in the region. some things stand out there. is going to be a palestinian state if they can hit

certain goals over the next four years. $50 billion of investment into the palestinian state, including high speed rail. they have a contiguous and linkage unlike the past set-up. here's the problem. mahmoud abbas is in charge of the west bank area. gaza is controlled by hamas. they don't speak with one voice. and we will not speak to hamas and we say hamas has got to relinquish control. is there pressure that could come from the arab world on the palestinians to get them at least to the table? >> well, that's the part of the deal that is going to be very interesting to see whether that emerges or not, right? i mean, it doesn't make sense to think that a trump administration or any administration would go into this without talking to the israel and middle eastern partners and neighbors. and there are many. it's an open secret that many arab governments work behind the scenes very closely with israel. and with the u.s.

that stands in contrast to many of their public statements. but, certainly the trump administration has made no, you know, no attempt to hide its with saudi arabia and the gulf arab allies. those are definitely factors to consider. i will say that one of the things i heard very early on during the of this administration was this idea of really investing heavily in the palestinians. and that was seen as a persuasive factor at the time with other middle eastern governments. so this is really the first time that that has been a major tenet of the proposal. this still favors israel heavily. brian: it does. >> the trump administration moved the capital to jerusalem straight off the bat. so, they are not exactly seen as a neutral partner in this but perhaps that's more of an honest stance. the u.s. was never really regarded by the palestinians ohio spoke to as a neutral partner anyway. brian: get in and start negotiating. steve: ultimately with the 50 billion-dollar u.s.

investment yesterday the president said it would result in 1 million jobs for the palestinians over 10 years. and the unemployment rate is so high there. we will see what happens. lara logan, we thank you very much for joining us live today. ainsley: thanks, larr raft. steve: her show on fox nation is called lara logan has no agenda. brian: another reason to get fox nation. it is a fantastic series. ainsley: president trump firing up his supporters big rally on the jersey shore. what are they saying this morning? pete hegseth is having breakfast with friends in wildwood, new jersey. hey, pete. pete: good morning, guys. we are here at the vegas diner in wildwood great folks. this is donna. she couldn't get in last night. she went to the bar and watched the rally instead. this jersey girl loves trump get over it. that's how you say it in new jersey. we are back after the break. get over it. i'm leah and that's me long before

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let loose to crime spree. steve: talked about the immigration problem because there are a number of sanctuary cities in new jersey. ainsley: something very important and on the minds of the folks at this diner where pete hegseth is. where are you, pete? pete: we are at the vegas diner in wildwood. i will tell you it still shouldn't be open now. we are packed and the crowd is growing even more. kind of like we were last night. it was amazing. jeff van drew who switched from being democrat to republican is from here. one of the things he talks about all the time is american exceptionalism. love of america. when you talk to this crew of folks here in new jersey. they exude red, white, and blue. you guys love america? [cheers and applause] i'm telling you come to south jersey you will get a bite of america. no doubt about it. super trump right over here. get to him later on.

look at that ma'am, what's your name? >> priscilla tompkins. pete: what's the most important to you to why you support the president? >> the economy. jobs, jobs, jobs. he's doing a great thing and people have hope now. you know, they are not in despair without work. they have, you know, jobs and it's great. >> hope is a pretty darn big thing. absolutely. ma'am, what's your name. >> my name is tracy lore. >> what's most important to you. >> i hear a huge resurgence of patriotism in our country. we are stronger than ever. the economy is booming. and i just love the fact that donald trump is really tapping into restoring the american values that we so treasure in this country. pete: well said. you hear a lot of that american values, restoring our country, patriotism and, of course, jobs abc well. sir, what's your name? >> mike lopez. pete: mike, were you at the rally last night? >> absolutely. yes. great time. pete: what's most important

to you? what's your take away? >> atlantic city. van drew also they brought it home. talking agriculture. talking what's going on here. business and factories and whatnot. that was very important to me. pete: thank you for being here. >> thank you for being here, also. pete: ma'am, what's your name? >> lisa. pete: what's the biggest issue to you. >> religious liberty. immigration. third, he make us feel proud to be american. [cheers] pete: proud to be american. convention of states. i love convention of states. what's your name. >> steve. steve. pete: were you at the rally last night? >> absolutely. pete: what made you wait outside so long to see the president. >> i love the president. greatest thing to happen to new jersey since frank sinatra, actually. we wanted to hear his message. it's on point. it's about the economy. that's the biggest thing for me. i want prosperity for my son and that's the most important thing and he did a

great job last night all the successes that this administration has had in three years is unbelievable. pete: absolutely. frank sinatra, now didn't bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi come between him and president trump. >> frank sinatra is the greatest thing to happen to new jersey besides president trump. pete: asked people in line who would you wait for. no other politician's name came up, bon jovi or springsteen and somebody said tupac before he passed. you can't make this up. this is a phenomenon. steve: no kidding. they come for you, pete. they love you. the president yeah, frank sinatra, he was a real piece of work the president said. brian: right. ainsley: i love all the gear that everyone is wearing. brian: i always liked frank sinatra jr. better. steve: really? hey, pete, job well done. [chanting] brian: jillian mele we don't have chants like that for

her. jillian: no one chants for me. brian: we are working on it. jillian: thank you. we begin with this story now. a man who calls himself mr. clean for his work cleaning up the streets of san francisco is charged with corruption. the fbi arresting public works director mohammed anywhere row for a series of alleged pay to play schemes. the u.s. attorney says he accepted gifts like travel and high endlich core in exchange for favors including rigging the city's building permit process. he faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. how about this story. a day care worker is fired for writing on a child's stomach in marker. look at that message reads quote, mom, i'm out of diapers. a florida mother found the note while changing her 1-year-old son. she says it took several attempts to get the marker off her baby and that this isn't the first time her son has been written on. the day care typically sends paper notes home when kids need supplies like more diapers. the u.s. government is cracking down on those annoying robo calls like

this. >> hi, this is jessica calling with the funding department at the business loan center. >> hi, this is sam, sorry i missed you. >> you will be taken under custody by the local cops. >> the doj is suing five u.s. companies alleging they were behind hundreds of millions of scam calls. most of the calls came from india. this story will definitely sweeten your day. a 6-year-old is going viral for his brutally honest reviews of shirley temple. >> 3.5. >> that is so good. i'm going to give that a 10. >> biggest shirley temple i have ever seen in my life. >> there is no cherries. >> i give that 6.3 because it is very eviscerated. >> u.s.a. really nothing to say because it's just a great shirley temple. jillian: he is the cutest. shirley temple king leo kelly has more than 96,000

followers on instagram. and i bet more now after this. isn't he great? steve: have you got to figure he has no idea who shirley temple was. ainsley: that's true. steve: none. jillian: i felt the same thing his parents are brave you give a kid that he is bouncing off the walls. brian: absolutely. ainsley: and he has had quite a few. brian: sugar works against children although they love it. what made america great five new episodes coming out day by day. yesterday we told you about the battle of saratoga that is now available. today, dropping now, a world war ii memorial, a look back at why it took so long to commemorate something that was so very important. here's a clip. >> we are in the shadow of the 18th century father who founded the nation and the 19th century father who preserved the nation. it is very easy to miss some of the subtle features of the memorial as you walk in and head towards the

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the weekend was missing apparently the proper warning system. it would have alerted the pilot that the chopper was flying too low. nine people, as you know, were killed in the california crash when it crashed into that mountain. brian: still so many questions. jeff paul is outside the staples center in los angeles where memorials are not going away. they are, in fact, growing. jeff? >> yeah, steve and brian. we are right outside the staple center like you mentioned. fans continue to show up here to honor not only bryant but the other eight people on board. step out of the way here so you can get an idea of what it looks out here. just a sea of flowers and balloons and other signs to honor those victims. as a memorial for bryant and the others grow. we are also learning more about the final moments on board that helicopter. according to the ntsb, the helicopter that crashed dropped more than 2,000 feet per minute. meanwhile tributes continue

to come in for bryant. a tribute during cmt. >> i haven't felt the pain that sharp in a while. i lost two grandmothers, a lost a sarge, i lost my sister. and now i lost a little brother. it makes me think that in life sometimes hold back certain things we should just do. >> now, people magazine is now reporting bryant and his wife vanessa made a point not to fly together. a source told people they had a deal they would never fly on a helicopter at the same time. now, it could take 12 to 18 months for the ntsb to finish up its investigation. meanwhile, last night's game against the clippers was postponed home game for the lakers here in l.a. is scheduled for friday. brian and steve? steve: jeff paul in los angeles with the latest.

ainsley: 52-year-old connecticut man charged with murdering his estranged wife. he attempted suicide before a bond hearing. so what does this mean for the case? here with her analysis is criminal profiler and former fbi profiler mary ellen o'toole. good morning to you. >> good morning. ainsley: tell us what you know about this case. >> well, at this point, there are small group of offenders and this may be part of -- he may be part of it. when they become involved in the criminal justice system and they feel that there is no way out and they tend to be very controlling individuals anyway, suicide becomes a viable option because they want to have the last call at what happens to them when it happens and who does it. suicide, therefore, becomes again something that gives them the final word. we won't know until think interview him. there could be other motives as well. but i have seen it in other cases, very controlling

individuals say the state is not going to put me away for six months or 60 years. i'm going to be in charge of what my own fate. ainsley: how often does this happen? because he was supposed to be in court for a bail hearing. he didn't show up. so cops went to his house for a well check to make sure he was okay. that's how they found him in the garage in his car. >> he was probably most likely very aware of the fact that the bail hearing was going to reassess some of his property and the value of the property and that may have been enough for him to say i'm doing this on my own -- i'm doing this on my own time, in my own way. again, that could have been part of it. ainsley: because he didn't show up for the bail hearing, when he gets out of the hospital, which he is in critical condition, actually. if he gets out of the hospital, then what happens? does he go to jail because he didn't show up? >> that depends on the hearing when they decide whether or not he has the assets to really support being out on bail.

the court case will simply proceed and it will move forward. so this -- his attempt at suicide will not prevent this case from moving forward. ainsley: thank you so much. mary ellen o'toole, we appreciate you being here. >> you are welcome. ainsley: big final hour benjamin netanyahu and jared kushner are going to join us live ♪ fly like an eagle ♪ to the sea ♪ fly like an eagle ♪ let my spirit carry me ♪ i want to fly ♪ fly like an eagle the best of pressure cooking and air frying are now in one pot. and only the ninja foodi has tender crisp technology, so you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. you may never need another appliance ever again.

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well. people have been watching this impeachment, they could not wait to get out there and support the president. >> it was only 62 minutes long which is a little short, he largely stayed on the teleprompter. but nonetheless, the people who were there will update us. >> what is interesting so many people waited hours. most people would not do that for anyone but the president obviously is a most important in the world but just knowing they're willing to do that in the cold and so many of them knowing they will not get inside. >> the only way i can see that happening is th you were to runr office. i could see that happening. >> the reason so many people are lining up is because the president based is so energized because they are so angry about impeachment. >> here we go president trump

making waves rallying around the jersey shore. get it. the president slamming democrats for the impeachment trial as it could shift to witnesses. >> live on capitol hill with tonight's biggest moments and what to expect in washington today. >> the president was firing them up in south jersey. he had a special guest house democrat, former house democrat jeff van drew who switch parties for voting impeachment of the president. and blasting democrats as socialist. >> americans about political beliefs are sick and tired of the radical rage filled left socialist. >> the democrat party is a socialist party and maybe worst. >> voters are making a mess, exodus from the party and we are welcoming them to the republican party with wide open arms.

>> now back here today senators began 16 hours a written question spread over two days chief justice roberts wants a questions brief and answers distinct. the biggest question from any witnesses growing calls for john bolton to testify, mitch mcconnell says he does not yet have the votes to stop them from being called. it only takes four boating senators to vote for witnesses. but democrats are wanting the pressure particular guys like joe manchin. you want us to remove the president of the united states i want to make sure i have all the evidence of the united states. >> he says he is undecided on whether or not to remove the president, he's only one reporting today, there's a trio of democrat senators along with kirsten of arizona and doug jones of alabama who say they may vote to acquit the president and that would be remarkable bipartisan support for the

president. that would really have a lot of say in clearing the president and the final act. meanwhile the questions are days before that, 11:00 o'clock press conference from schumer and then lindsey graham tellin holding 10 press conference. there was a lot of questions unanswered and we have witnesses luckily coming on friday and we will have a better picture than. >> we will indeed in the administration says are optimistic that they will have the number of republicans on board by friday. meanwhile switching gears president trump yesterday announced a historic middle east peace plan promising the solution to in decades of palestinian israeli and complex. >> joining us as it is really in prime minister benjamin nine ben netanyahu, thank you for getting up early what made you sign off

on this right away. >> i think the present has done something extra in her. he has brought forward a peace plan that enables us to make a deal of the century. it gives social security and gives the palestinians national dignity and allows us to move forward so we can live together, it's a deal that we should both make and were prepared to make it. i think the president is something that is concrete that can work, it's a very practical person and at the same time he has a vision and he put it there. i think we should all take this deal and do it right away and i call on the palestinians. i know they have their objections but i saw three arab ambassadors at the extraordinary ceremony that the president got to be there. that is amazing. i've heard the statements to the palestinians, you should negotiate under american. we should all move to make this deal.

>> the palestinians have already rejected as you know. it will be interesting to see how you bring them back into the conversation. mr. prime minister, the part that would be the most interesting to them, as you know in the palestinian territory, the on appointment is just ongoing and under the president's plan, there would be about $50 billion worth of investment over ten years to create 1 million jobs so really isn't a question for the palestinians. do you want to be unemployed and get money from the state or how would you like a job. >> that is one of the questions that the president put forward. he's offered in enormous vision of economic growth there palestinian answers are, unemployed, he comes in and says will bring you into the 21st century, way into the 21st

century with jobs, technology, investment, corporation between israel and the palestinians and surrounding states. it's a new vision, new realistic vision on practical steps for changing the middle east with this conflict that has not been solved for 100 years. here comes president trump with his usual energy cutting right to the chase and asking people to do some hard things and compromises on both sides but i'm ready to make the compromises and ready to move forward on the president steel to achieve peace in the palestinians even though you're right, they reject it, but i think over time they will see they will never get a better deal and opportunity of a lifetime for israel and the palestinians and for peace. we should take president trump's plan. >> mr. prime minister, for the jewish families in this country and evangelicals and many people of faith in our country, pro israel is a stance that many of us are pro i pro israel.

and it really resonated with the evangelicals here. the president that you worked with in the past, where does this president stand. >> president trump has been the best friend that israel has ever had trade look at what he has done in the mere three years that he's been in office. he made jerusalem israel's capital, he viewed moved the american embassy there. he has done this fantastic peace plan that is very import for israel's security, the future of the prosperity and peace for israel and neighbors. and look what else he has done, he has faced up to iran. he moved out of the dangerous iran nuclear deal. he took out just a few weeks ago the most dangerous terrorist in the world who killed thousands of americans into many innocent people. he has faced up to the regime

which is the most dangerous anti-semitic government on the planet. and nobody did that before. he did that and i think everyone in israel recognizes he's the best friend that israel has ever had. >> let's look at the plan if we can. break it down for people who have not been in the region. you have 30% more land including the jordan valley in the jewish settlements. in the palestinians get the statehood. however, where is israel sacrifice in this, as you know these things usually go on for weeks and it usually head-to-head, not usually a plan presented, take it or leave it. so i'm wondering what is a sacrifice on your side? >> the first and most important thing we agreed, it's not only what we get it's what we don't get, it's what we do not what we don't do prude were going to leave open in such a way that we will not contradict in any way

the outline the president put forward. so we will maintain our policies in a limited area in a way that does not contradict the president and open the world in the door for the palestinians to come in. this may take time but i think it's right in israel will act according to what the plan stipulation. >> what role is egypt and jordan and saudi arabia have in this, evidently if they're going to come to the table it's going to be pressure from the arab nations around them, have you spoken to them about getting the palestinians to the table? >> i have been speaking to many of the countries, not since i came to washington, primarily that's been done by the president injured kushner in a peace leader of the peace team. and they've come out quite encouraging.

they left the door open, they encourage the palestinians to renegotiate. that does not always happen. i can tell you what the president -- he has achieved it's quite external. he put forward a realistic plan that would take us back which is what all the other plants would do. he said this is the situation today. here's her israel is in the palestinians in the gaps that we have to close to get to this deal and the arabs instead of saying no we have to go back to an unrealistic past they said this is something we have to consider, you should negotiate under the american deal. i think that's an amazing achievement for president trump and his team. >> you know it's also the mindset in the region. that a lot of those countries imagine the solution particularly the palestinians were israel is civilly eliminated. they just want to out off the map. in fact iran famously said they want to wipe you off the map. >> armando's, that will never

happen. and as long as i'm prime minister they will never have nuclear weapons to do so. as far as the rest of the world, there's a silent revolution taking place that i would not believe that what happened in my lifetime were israel instead of being perceived as open enemy of the arab state, they have a vital ally in our common battle against iran and also in other ways because of technology and other things. now comes president trump and says the changing reality into something brilliant for the future. not only peace between israel and the arab states which he encourages on the sidelines and behind the scenes in ways that should require information. but i want to get the palestinians off the table by having the palestinians face up to the fact that israel is here to stay, is not going to go with. we are willing to make peace

with the palestinians and were ready to take on the deal. i think with the president has done is put forward the facts until people get on with it. and were ready to get on with it. >> i know your hope for israel but what you hope for the palestinians. >> that they take of the president steel and wework out a final peace with us. that they take the $50 billion of investment that can change their lives that would finally end this fantasy of eliminating israel and be our neighbors in the future of prosperity, security and peace, that's what the president put forward and we should take it. >> one requirement that hamas really grotius control of how mazza, did with all his fault, at least he spoke to the palestinian people, how do you keep the palestinian people to speak with one voice? >> first give them a vision. i fix wha measured think that'st the president did.

the clarity, the simplest city of what he said. you cannot have peace when the palestinians are divided in one in gaza under hamas for destruction. it is either peace or tariffs. you cannot have both. i think that's what the president was saying. once we defined the direction and where were going i think we can gather and that something that we can all do. >> getting hamas out of gaza will not be easy but if you define as a goal then you have a chance of getting it. >> tell us how the tunnel will help because i understand there will be tunnels built between the gaza strip and the west bank. >> assuming we have a peace agreement, then the two parts where the palestinians work have to be connected and there will be a tunnel and security control over each and of the tunnel but they can move back and forth and that of course remains the final part of the deal.

we have a way to get there but the palestinians should take the first time. they cannot get to the end of the journey if you don't take the first step. >> sausoldsold amini's death whs changed within that. >> a lot. i think people are underestimating the impact of having removed the most dangerous terrorists on earth who is leading the most anti-semitic regime on the planet. in a campaign of conquest expansion, terrorism and subjugated. this guy was building for around using the money from the dangerous nuclear deal. he was taking the money not to help the people of iran but to build colonies of iran and iraq, syria, lebanon where the early had one, gaza and yemen. and he was building these which

he had putting commanders to command and they were basically conquering the middle east. that's what they were doing for iran. now president trump has taken off the arch terrorist in the architect of iran's impressive empire. i think it's dealt a devastating blow tehran. we see it in the region and everybody recognizing the president determination and resolve, his boldness and believe me in our region in every region that really counts. >> benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister joining us today. thank you very much for your time. good luck in your lecture. >> a great day for peace, for israel, palestinians in the world. >> thank you god bless you. >> coming up. >> as virginia moves left, west virginia's publican governor says come on over. >> if you are not truly happy where you are, we stand with open arms to take you from

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pro-gun rally last week. the democratic state is pushing liberal policies including strict gun measures. governor justice said those who do not like it can come to his state and he joins us now. >> why now are you putting this word out? >> to tell you the honest truth, a great man gerri falwell with liberty university contacted me, there's a couple revolutions float around in a legislator, a good man charlie trump, one of our senators and gary howe, another guy who are basically heading up those bills and the short of it is just this. west virginia is a welcoming state. i don't really want to metal or nor will i metal on what's going on in virginia. but if you are unhappy and where you're at in west virginia i going, we want you to come. we want everybody to know and

beyond virginia. we want people to know that west virginia is a diamond in the rough everybody missed. >> you have 91 counties passing century measures for gun measures. an okay to carry a gun in those counties. just the opposite is happening in virginia. they say mike bloomberg poured a lot of money in their and the state legislator has gone saul and democrat and the first thing the doing is going for the guns. >> all of us need to be concerned about issues with guns in some way or another and all of us want safety. it is not the guns. i stand rocksolid, i'm a sportsman and i love to hunt and i've done all my life. i stand rocksolid behind the second amendment. rocksolid for the unborn that we protect them. west virginia stands right in step for the most part with president trump and absolutely,

you have so much that is going on all throughout our nation, just think the democrats are getting ready to nominate maybe bernie sanders, are used three , what is happening to test. is not happening in west virginia. >> democrats the party left you and you decided to leave the party. and you see what's happening to virginia and you see the welcome mat is open. governor jim justice is good talking to you. >> coming up a fox news american playing carrying out of china the coronavirus has diverted. our next guest is a wisconsin man whose wife and ten month old and five five -month-old are stock in wuhan the epicenter of the outbreak. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. woooo!

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>> good morning back with the headlines and we start with a fox news alert, boeing post the first annual loss in more than two decades. the company losing $636 million last year amid mounting cost from the 737 max jet crisis. last year boeing grounded the jets worldwide after two deadly crashes overseas.

it is projected to cost the company more than $18 billion boeing suspended production of the max plane earlier this month. police say she assaulted jewish people in new york city twice but was let go because of the states new bill reform law. this woman is facing federal hate crime charges, tiffany harris arrest warrant was unsealed as u.s. attorney general william barr met with jewish community leaders on tuesday. he says the prosecution will not be an isolated case. >> thank you. a playing carrying more than 200 americans out of china amid the coronavirus is diverted now to an airbase in california after refueling in alaska. >> for quarantine purposes this comes as a center for disease control issued the highest warning against any travel to china. 132 people have died so far that we know of and nearly 6000 are affected across a dozen countries around the world.

>> our next guest is a wisconsin father whose wife and ten month old little girl, 5-year-old little girl are stuck there in wuhan at the epicenter of this crisis. his name is samuel ross and he joins us now. good morning. >> i understand you recently just a few minutes ago talk to your family, how are they doing. >> they are doing all right. my wife is trying to keep the kids entertained whether in the apartment but their healthy. >> tell the story, white are your wife and children over there and what were they told when they got there and what are they doing now. >> my wife is originally from their so she was taking the kids back to celebrate spring festival and then they were going to stay for a while so my daughter could go to kindergarten their and when they got there the virus was starting to get attention and they were able to have dinner with family for a couple of nights and then it appeared that the city was to go on lockdown.

>> what is happening there, they're just held up inside your in-laws apartment is all right? >> that is right. they are watching movies, reading books, doing yoga and trying to pass the time. hopefully be let out soon. >> what about their food supply? >> sure, the spring festival is common to stock up on lots of food so serendipitously have a lot of food and this should keep them for a while. even if they don't, they could put masks on and go outside to walk to the grocery store and pick up food, we're just trying to be vigilant that everybody who goes in and out washes their hands, keeping the home clean and kill the virus if it comes into the home. >> we had doctor oz on the other day and he said the best thing you can do is like with the common flu is wash her hands. so samuel, what is it like in that particular town since its wilwhere it started and has your

wife noticed your people on the street and issue trusting what the government is telling her and her family about how the disease is spreading? >> certainly the city is not quite as crowded as it usually is, typically people are outside hustling about and it's a crowded area she is in and now people are trying to stay inside. in terms of the information, i cannot really speak to it. it seems like they're getting a lot more information than they were in previous disease situations exist. i think people are grateful for all the efforts that are being made by the government and the medical workers to try to resolve this as quickly as possible. >> i know we have this coming back bringing americans back to her back there, i understand 1000 americans are there in 240

of them are on this flight, how do they decide who gets on the flight, is your wife signing up to get on the flight to come home to you and why were they prioritized considering you have little kids. >> i don't know exactly how the prioritization works. we did submit our personal information to try to get on the flight, i understand that some families were offered seats and had declined. we were not offered seats. that is truly all i know about it. >> is their plan to stay there thinking? >> yeah, my wife back in high school went through sars and is not the first time she's been in the lockdown situation. she is confident that she knows the deal, she knows exactly what she needs to do to keep everyone healthy, if they stay in wuhan going forward and were considering what is the best

option for our child, keep her inside an apartment that we know is safe or is it to take her outside and tried to evacuate her. these are the things that we are considering at the moment. >> we are all thinking about you and your family and all the people they're worried about it. samuel roth joining us from milwaukee. thank you. >> thank you. >> president trump unveils a historic middle east peace plan with a two state solution for israel and palestine. >> 's vision for peace is fundamentally different from past proposals. my vision presents a win-win opportunity for both sides. >> coming up senior advisor to the president jared kushner has been working on this for three years, he will join us live to talk about the deal. ♪ - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker,

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>> ♪ ♪ is called peace and prosperity that's the name of the plan, a new vision for palestinian people and of course israel accepting peace in the middle east. >> some of you who attended yesterday, jared kushner is the one engineering this the senior advisor to president trump and son-in-law. welcome to the show. yesterday was your show, how would you rate how this plan was accepted or not accepted. >> the feeling in the room was thrilled. israel took a giant step towards

this in an accomplishment only president trump could deliver on. he's built trust with the israeli people and go through a detailed proposal. if you look at the original proposal, that was in a line proposal, a good-faith proposal past proposals have been two or three pages, this is an 80 page proposal never done before in getting israel to agree to a palestinian state and agree to a map is an amazing first step that will make us be more closer to peace in the near future. >> what is in the proposal. >> it is a very technical proposal that gives a posting in people to live a better life. it takes the land which is very, located because the issue has been ignored for so many years and israel has expanded more and more making it harder and harder for the palestinians to have a place to have a state. it doubles the territory that they have the ability to have and give them a lot of economic incentive if they're willing to change a government structure

you need to have freedom of press and respect for human rights incredible institutions that can run estate. this gives them a pathway to achieve everything they spoke about and hopefully once they go through the have the courage to do what they've done in the palestinian track record is perfect and not been able to make a deal. this opportunity is available because of president trump's leadership. >> i know you have worked on this for the last three years. and yesterday was the first step, but the palestinians have already walked away and they're rejecting it flat out. during the last three years, has their reluctance to sign on board been on like this the whole three years or the last minute they say not what we want. >> they said that before they even saw what's in it. i think it was much better than they expected, they got a lot of regional support. like i said before, these people been professional and not finishing or making deals and what they don't like as we are not going to do it the same way it's been done before.

but the way it's been done before has failed. so president trump has been taking a new approach and again, what we see with them if they want to get to a conclusion they have to act like people are ready for a state and their proving by their reaction are not ready to have a state. >> the delivering lunch for later in helping us there. >> as a condition of statehood, the palestinian leaders much recognized as a jewish state, renounced terrorism to groups and help famous to famous palestinians and prisons or killed during military activity. they say this is part of our social programs when people leave someone. that is going to be tough to do. they have to tell hamas really sure control of gaza. that is going to be extremely tough. who is going to convince them to release control. >> you are not going to change people's minds overnight. but it puts out a framework. the most important part that this does, if you think about america's interest in this plan,

america's focused on counterterrorism, counter extremism. the president was able to defeat and rolling back iran's aggression since he has done what he has done the amount of money going to terrorists is dramatically decreased. but the issue of jerusalem and the mosque and muslims not being able to visit there in the feeling that the mosque is under attack is something that's been used by jihadists and radicals to radicalize the muslim youth throughout the region. this very strongly gives israel to affirm that they will respect jordan's place in the way that they are with the mosque in the holy site and it allows all muslims throughout the world to come and visit the mosque and pray. so the mosque is a state that the muslims can come pray it should reduce tension and lead to fewer radicalization's and less extremism unless set to america. >> i am curious think about this yesterday and this morning, i know you married ivanka and she converted to judaism and there's a lot of juice in this matter

and it's very important to a lot of our friends that live in this area. when you are raised in a jewish family, you married the daughter of the president of the united states and you are taking part in this, changing our country, their country, our entire world. what it does is mean to you on a personal level. >> everyday i have the honor of working in the white house for this president and it's not just this issue, on all issues. today we will sign the usmca, the largest trade on the history of the world which of the honor of working on with ambassador lighthizer, and a couple weeks ago we cited radio with china. everyday president trump is making this country better, he brought a businessman approach to washington, he's a pragmatist, getting things done. the people in washington may not like it that is making them do work in making things happen that people have spoken about for many years before but cannot deliver on. it's an honor to serve the country in america by far the greatest country in the world and i have to tell you the president, myself, the whole team see so much potential for this country and we will

continue to work hard to continue to make it better and stronger and yesterday was a great example of the most impossible deals of the history and the world israeli palestinian conflict and most politicians are too scared to try. president trump will try to solve every hard problem that he believes can make our country better make the world safer. >> while you were involved with criminal justice, usmca and other middle east peace, do you ever get a day off? >> i will have plenty of days off when i stop my government service. it's an honor of done it for three years, it has been for years but to be honest the gratification that it is observing the country in meeting 70 people who are so passionate about the president, you saw the presidents rally last night, the intensity and support for what he is doing is unbelievable people feel like he's giving their country back in making the changes they want to see forever. i'll have plenty of time to relax and enjoy life when this is over. >> hopefully saudi arabia,

jordan, can break it and give your plan a real shot. >> if the president is reelected will you continue your government service, or will you say you have done enough. >> again we have been volunteers, we left our businesses in our lives to do this. but again there are so many more things to do and i think this administration continues to get better and better and the president has cycled out a lot about people and has so many amazing people serving in government it's an honor to serve with all of them. i think were getting a lot of things done and more things that were going to get done. >> who are the bad people? >> i think let's focus on the people who are here and who are doing a great job. but the president has never done government before any send an unbelievable job. he's done more in the first three years than any president in history and you see the results the economy has never been stronger, he's traded several million jobs and taken food out of poverty, and given people the opportunity to live

the merkin dream and the best is yet to come. >> going forward with the middle east peace plan, obviously you have opposition from the palestinians, what is the next step to try to get them on boa board. >> we cannot want peace more than the palestinians want to have peace. but they have been playing the victimhood card for 25 years. so for the first time they have an offer on the table thanks to president trump's leadership, 50 deals under billion-dollar funded by the local community and people are willing to do it but in order they need to be free of terror and nobody will come create jobs if they feel like there's going to be terror attacks in the governance structure for this affair judiciary and freedom. the ball is in their court if they want to purchase we will deal with it and if not we have plenty of other things to deal with and were very busy and will work on other things. but if they want to make peace then we are ready. if not no other person can get this done the president trump. he gotten the best offer he's ever had.

it will be up to them. if they want peace they know what to call us. >> how disappointed are you" book. >> i have not seen the book, i don't know what to do. but what i can say right now is the whole impeachment trade that's been going on for a couple of months is a big distraction, the country is doing great, were focused on doing the work for the american people and i find everyone reads and writes books about what a hero they were and they knew better and the president has been one undermining the white house and getting things done. all the people doing the real work are not writing books because are too busy working. they are here working every day and doing a great job to bring all the historic reforms to this country. >> our people at the white house freaked out that they might have to go to a witness phase in the senate questioning. >> i think it would be unfortunate because it's just going to take more time. the american people don't want congress focusing on this hoax that they have been putting on.

but the reality is if they end up going to a witness, the president has done nothing wrong that will further be prudent under proven but you will find the whistleblower doing, what was a bidens up to, there's a lot of dirty things happening for a lot of time. in one of the days it will give them a people the opportunity to learn about that. even with that being said it's a waste of time we should work on criminal justice reform, tax reform, all the great things that the president has been able to accomplish that nobody was ever able to accomplish before. we want to do infrastructure, that's what we should be spending our time not on the silliness. >> prescription drugs as well which i hear both sides agree on but they can't bring it up because they have to sit there and you can't even drink milk. thank you so much i appreciated. >> it is an honor to be with y you. >> coming up straight ahead in the last 11 minutes, packed

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we will get the inside scoop from the former chief of staff, u.s. officials evacuating 200 americans from china and the concerns over the coronavirus. fairplay scheduled to land in california during the broadcast and we will be waiting life for that as well as the president signing the usmca tracheal all live come join sandra and me 9 - noon. >> president trump firing up the crowd at the massive rally in new jersey. >> what did the voters think, pete is talking to them live at the vegas diner and wildwood new jersey brin. >> is also the state that invented the diner. >> yeah they did. that's right so festive. how many people here went to the raleigh. [cheering] how many waited overnight to get in?

[cheering] how many folks used to be democrats or our democrats to support president trump. [cheering] that's a decent amount. i call a couple at this table. you support the president why. >> for the economy and the first president who has proven point. >> well said. and your new member who supports the president. >> i am fully behind donald trump and the congress needs to leave him alone. >> are you a fan of impeachment. >> not at all. >> what is your name. >> lisa. >> you own a barbershop. >> idea. >> i opened it last year in the economy took a boom and i decided to take a chance and i believe the donald trump and here we are, better economy could not have done it under

obama. [applause] >> last word why do you support the president. >> i voted for him, i'm a republican and trump does what he says he's going to do. >> thank you very much we have to leave it right there. more fox and friends coming out. ♪

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