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♪ it's saturday, ladies and gentlemen. the crew has arrived. >> okay. >> i made it. >> hi, everyone. good morning, good morning. we have cheerleaders. hey, girls. >> good morning. the youth football team, it's great to have them here. i talked to one of the moms. they got on a bus at 1:00 in the morning from orlando to be with us. >> i was cleaning up all night. >> look at this squad, they're practicing. they don't care if it's a tv show. >> hey, everyone. >> we love you all. thank you for being here. >> what's interesting, unlike the -- this is -- thank you very

much. i am from kansas city. this is my team. welcome to south beach. we're live for the second day in a row as our special coverage of the weekend show. pete hegseth is with us. there is an ordinance in miami beach where you cannot make a lot of noise from 11:00 until 7:00 in the morning and that's why we don't have a marching band. we're going to have all sorts of racket -- >> in about an hour. >> that was a regulation cut by the trump administration. >> i went to my mom's birthday party last night. there were more than 200 people there. i probably had 30 people come up to me and talk about the show yesterday. our lineup was so impressive. today, just as good. people were talking about how you met your hero, he brett favre and how you barely talked. they could relate to it. they loved tear all terry bradss comments. >> it was great to see

bradshaw, monda montana, favre,y talked to each other many. the way they talked to each other and they way we didn't fit in -- i sat back and i was like just watch this. >> i love working with you. but why did you leave sports? >> you how else can you talk about impeachment. you bring that up to howie long, he'll change the subject. >> we can do both. >> the biggest story if the world right now -- there's two of them. one is the super bowl. keep it down, guys. we don't want the neighbors -- >> the other big story -- >> is impeachment. >> the democrats were he rejected. >> it was a gigantic win for the white house. the final vote on witnesses was 51-49 and essentially what the senate said is we've seen enough. we don't need more witnesseses.e from those we've already heard from which sets up a final t vote on wednesday.

mitch mcconnell called the president and talked about the plan and the president signed off on, okay, everybody can leave and we'll have a vote it looks like on wednesday at 4:00 in the afternoon. >> yesterday we all were wondering if this was going to happen and -- or you how this was going to play out. you had lamar alexander and lisa murkowski saying they would sign with the republicans, they didn't need to hear from more witnesses. >> here's a quote from lisa murkowski. the chief justice said i'm not weighing in on it. >> if she voted against it -- >> she said a fair trial would have been one where we could have remedied the defects that came out of the house. i think we got to a point where you just realized that it would never be sufficient to meet the demands of those who were seeking the results they wanted. we started with a flawed product. i'm frustrated and disappointed, angry at all sides and it t metally she came down --

ultimately she came down with the republicans. >> the democratic talking point is going to be -- we were talking about this this morning-- > >> no witnesses, not a fair trial. >> the president tweeted out, no matter what you give to the democrats, in the end they'll never be satisfied. in the house, they gave us nothing. you know what lisa murkowski and the president are saying, is truth. the worst things the democrats did is show their unquenchable desire to litigate this whole process. making people who are of on the fence saying if i do give them a yard, they're going to take a mile. >> people were saying why did they have the vote last night? mitch ran it by the president. this gives the senators a full weekend. those four who are running for president should thank mitch mcconnell because they can go

to iowa because apparently they wanted a full weekend, they'd been complaining about the schedule and the uncomfortable a situation inside the chambers in the senate, but the problem now, because they didn't clean things up yesterday, is it collides with a very complicated week. you look at monday, you've got the iowa caucuses, you've got some debate going to go on regarding the impeachment and on tuesday, before the final vote, the state of the union. i was reading this morning, they're not sure what the president is going to say because the final vote has not taken place. he doesn't want to do anything to blow anybody that might come back to haunt him. >> there was talk he might delay it. you don't think he will. >> no. >> you forgot sunday, it's the super bowl. >> the following week is new hampshire. >> i was watching the five yesterday on had they were having fun, chatting about politics, right here on this set and then they cut to the final vote. i think like a lot of viewers in

america, they're like oh, not back to the senate. we just want to watch the five, we want to watch a little bit. >> it was very somber. >> even though we knew what the outcome was going to be. >> they offered amendments after it and got ejected. -- rejected. schumer said i want duffy, pompeo, i want all these things. they said let's have a vote. then they said i want just bolton, 51-49. he wants to isolate bolton. the new york times put out a an excerpt from bolton's book, which says how the president in may pressed him to work with rudy giuliani to set up a meeting with zelensky. they had the excerpts, they're putting they'll out a little at a time to create tension as if this is scripted. >> the president said, look -- first of all, the president can

have rudy do anything he wants. no laws are broken there. >> it didn't go well, though. >> regardless, he's the president's personal attorney. since that excerpt came out in the new york times, the president's come out and said that's not true. that never happened. >> mitch mcconnell deserves a lot of credit for bringing the caucus together. >> he's been a genius for the president's case. >> the pitfall is what more will they try to rip out, they're going to pour more out to try to make -- >> i don't understand, when you have a story, put out the story. what editor says let's do it little by little. it doesn't happen. >> they want a -- they now know the final vote is going to be wednesday. they are hoping that they can have another bombshell every day to try to change somebody's mind. yesterday you're absolutely right, pete, it was almost

funeral-like in tone. democrats saw the handwriting on the wall wasn't good for them, didn't like it. >> i say they really let down the senate and the country and they know that donald trump is a vicious and vindictive president but sometimes you've got to do the right thing. >> well, it's really a shameful day. this is going down now as the first time ever in american history that you have an impeachment trial with no witnesses and documents. >> i feel really deeply discouraged and dismayed about our democracy. there's no vindication, no victory and certainly no acquittal. >> they're very disappointed and did you see the press conference when chuck schumer was standing behind the podium and kamala harris was there and they were laughing and he scolds her and a he says not now,

something like that. look at her response. oh. [ laughter ] >> do it again. >> oh. >> let's make it even slower. we can have people at fox sports -- >> oh. >> [ laughter ] >> here's the thing about the democrats' talking points, they said we didn't hear from any witnesses. that is not true. >> 17 of them. >> they did not hear from john bolton who they thought would blow up the president and sos that's what made it illegitimate they're going to say from here until election day. >> the good news is, it's over now. >> it's totally over. >> it's not over. >> oh, it isn't? >> it won't be over on wednesday either? >> never. it's not going to be over -- >> this is why they're disappointed. they were even going to let possibly hunter biden take the stand and be a witness.

they were so desperate to make sure this president was impeached. they know if november -- when november comes around, he's probably going to be reelected. they're terrified of that. >> nancy pelosi keeps telling everyone he's impeached for life and arie fleich says he's acquitted for life. >> the president's going to be acquitted but the problem is, this isn't going to end. i can't imagine that adam schiff a after three and-a-half years of this nonsense and jerry nadler are not going to continue this. they're going to go back and they're going to subpoena john bolton, we're going to have the same exact thing you've been seeing for the last three and-a-half years. we thought once mueller collapsed completely we thought okay we're going to get on to business and out of nowhere this ukraine hoax appeared. all these people know each other, they concocted this

stupid ukrain ukraine hoax we'vn dealing with. even after the a acquittal a, we'll be working on this. >> now they're subpoenaing the president's taxes. the supreme court will hear whether the be president's taxes can be exposed. if they are, they'll look at everything, match it with his policy and say wow -- >> there's a little thing called diminishing returns. more you try the same thing and it gets less and less effective over time. the problem is, they're obsessed with hatred of the president. i don't think they can get past it. >> all eyes will be on the iowa caucuses, in iowa, nobody is talking about impeachment. they are talking about the super bowl and they're talking about the fact that at 6:12 gillian's got the news. >> no one is talking about that. >> they are now. >> good morning to you guys. let's get you caught up on your headlines that we're following. we start with this story, this

is an update. the u.s. declaring the deadly coronavirus a public health emergency as the nation's seventh case is confirmed in california. there are nearly 12,000 cases of the virus worldwide, that number up by nearly 2,000 since yesterday. 259 people have died. the u.s. quarantining anyone who enters the u.s. from the chinese province where the outbreak started. it comes as 195 americans are quarantined on a military base for two weeks after being evacuated from china. several u.s. airlines have now canceled flights to china. >> the los angeles lakers paying an emotional tribute to kobe bryant in the first game since his death. the team draped his jersey over every seat inside the staples center before playing an inspiring video voiced by kobe himself. >> those times you get up early and you work hard, those times you stay up late and work hard, those times when you don't feel like working, you don't want to

push yourself but do it anyway, that is actually the dream. >> chilling, isn't it. lebron james giving a heart felt speech before the game. >> tonight we celebrate the kid that came here at 18 years of age -- [ cheering and applause ] >> -- retired at 38 and became probably the best dad we've seen over the last three years. >> emotional night for sure. the jersey and his daughter's jersey both draped over courtside seats. they were among nine passengers who died in a helicopter crash earlier this week. those are your headlines. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> that was actually his voice. >> wow. what a message. powerful. everyone says he works really hard. i love that he's encouraging people still after his death to work really hard. >> coming up on this special saturday telecast live from the super bowl, we have jack brewer

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>> preparations are underway for super bowl liv on fox, of course, one thing you will not see in tomorrow's big game, drones in the sky. the fbi says they've intercepted dozens near the city and despite super bowl liv being already declared a no drone zone. what does it take to make sure they stay on the ground? how about responsibility? well, if you don't have that, we're going to discuss it with the former white box defensive strategic advisor and drone expert. how do we handle this here in miami. >> the faa isn'ts messing around. they want to make sure no drones

are flying. they set up a temporary flight restriction that spans 34 miles in radius around the stadium and it makes it where no drones are allowed to fly. people have been violating that. the fbi arrested somebody two days ago. he faces up to a year in prison. we're in miami. it's a major hub for drones flying. any given weekend, you'll see hundreds of drones up and down the beach. when you add a major event, you're talking about a situation where there's potential for an you attack or some sort of incident that could disrupt the game. >> what are you holding? >> the fbi has set up this task force like they did last year in atlanta to go after and proactively target drone owners that are vie rat violating this. they use special detection devices that give them the capability to detect and jam drones. this is the scorpion 2, made by white fox defense.

it's a personal drone detector and jammer. you can put this in a vehicle, put it on a person, and it creates a virtual bubble and will detect any drone flying in the area. they can jam the drone so they don't hurt anybody. >> this will bring them down? >> absolutely. >> will it bring it down slowly or crash it? >> different drones have different capabilities. most drones are desig deed to -- designed to return to home if they lose the link. law enforcement personnel use this to protect people around the stadium. >> fantastic. that would work in a war zone too? >> its wa it was designed for tr zones. >> another time we'll talk about good news, we may have killed a he key terrorist in yemen through a drone strike, the guy has been -- we've been targeting him since 2008. >> he's been of the list forever, even when i was doing the operations.

it's a good thing he was taken off the battlefield. >> after trump was elected, he mocked hill. now he's dead. coming up, jack you brewe brewee here, talking about the super bowl and the game that a is so tight that's just a one point advantage right now for kansas city. p

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>> oh, yeah, there's an election in november, remember. well, joe biden making a final pitch to voters in iowa yesterday and previous days, just a couple days before the caucuses start on monday night. >> many supporting the democratic frontrunner but some are still undecided. >> there's others that -- griff jenkins joins us live from des moines, iowa where he continues to be cold. hey, griff. >> reporter: good morning. it ain't miami here. i got to spend time on the trail

with joe biden yesterday, he was in the eastern part of the state, a few events, about 100 or so people. it was pretty intimate. i was able to talk to him about what was going on. he wanted to talk about impeachment. listen. >> it's pretty clear that republican lawyers for the president have given the republicans an opportunity that i don't think is constitutionally accurate to say that it doesn't matter. yeah, he did it but it doesn't matter whether he did it or not. the greatest threat to the republic is interference with a foreign country. >> reporter: after the event, i talked to some of the caucus-goers that were there and listen particularly to the very first person i walked up to. their answer may surprise you. watch. >> number one would be bloomberg. >> bloomberg? >> money fights money with money. >> really undecided at this point. trying to make up my mind by monday. >> joe biden.

s he's going to unite the country and we need that. we are very divided and we need to heal. >> i'm probably going to caucus for mayor pete. that's my first choice. >> i'm going to caucus for joe. he's very electable. that to me is very important. we have to get trump out of office. >> reporter: to be clear, you can not caucus for bloomberg, he's not on the ballot but he's rising. if you look at the latest wall street journal poll, he's in fourth page. sanders is on top, it's neck and neck, warren is number three, bloomberg is at 9% and buttigieg at 7. things are going to pick up because you have sanders, warren and klobuchar finally out here in iowa today and tomorrow, because the senate is adjourned until monday morning. guys. >> they can thank mitch mcconnell for that. >> we're wearing sleeveless down here, griff.

we're wondering if you zip that up, how much does it cover your face. that's a good coat for the winter. >> reporter: i'll stay warm. >> you're not going to do it? >> he's not going to do it. >> i have a coat like that. if you zip it up, just your eyes show and then you can walk outside. >> it could be a microphone issue. >> it could be like ba bazooka joe. >> coming up -- >> the chaplain in the senate issuing a stern warning to lawmakers ahead of the senate witness vote. >> do for others what you would like them to do for you. remind our senators that they yoalone are accountable to you r we always reap what we sow. have your way, migh, mighty god.

>> here with reaction, evangelist, former nfl player and ceo of the brewer group, jack brewer. >> this is awesome. >> two big stories, the super bowl, we'll get your prediction in a moment. but also, the impeachment vote yesterday on witnesses and before the vote we had the senate chaplain with that prayer. what did you think of what he said? >> glory to god. i think he was trying to put a twist on it which is unfortunate. god's will is served in this country and it's served by all the unborn babies that we'll start to protect in this country, it's going to be served because we're being to continue to uphold the word of god in our schools and what this president is doing and so if we really want to talk about spirituality and good and i just got a message for this chaplain, you know, stick to what you believe in, stick to what you believe in and vote for jesus, if you really stand for jesus. >> you think he was turning the

knife on republican. >> no doubt he was, it was clear. that's the issue in our country sometimes. we want to take the word of god and juice it as a weapon -- use it as a weapon. the word god brings us together in love, brings us together in real spirituality which means we want to protect human life first. >> when he said rea we reap whe sow, what do you think he meant by that? >> i think he was trying to send a message to the republicans that they should call witnesses. >> that was a message to the republicans, the country is going to change because of you and your actions, you're going to reap what you sow. >> the entire country knew what that vote was going to be. everyone knew we had enough votes on the republican side. it's clear what he meant. i read the word just like he reads the word and the word that i read r, i know that right now in our country on the republican side of the aisle people are standing up for christ and i'm going to continue to back that.

>> what do you love most about this president? i know you meet with him regularly. >> i love his boldness many i don't agree with everything he says, i don't agree with how he says it all the time. at the end of the day, if we have a president that will sit here and stand for christianity in our country and stand for religious freedoms, i've got to stand by that i've got to tell you, when he -- my kids go to school. i've got a 7-year-old kid. when he stood up to protect the right to pray in our school, he took a stand for christ. >> on a lesser note but another area of your expertise, football. we have a game that i guarantee you will be -- i think you agre with me, it's going to be a great game. people can't figure out who is going to win, it's almost 50/50 in all the sports books around the country, 1 point favorite right now for kansas city. what do you you think? >> i think kansas city can pull this one off. it's going to be tough. the san francisco 49ers are

special and the way they play defense is special. they can attack you with four down linemen, they don't have to blitz. mahomes will have a tough day. i think he can pull it off. andy reid is a genius. watch him in the second half. the way he makes adjustments is incredible. >> you played for him in philadelphia, what is he like? >> he's a humble guy. character -- he represents what the nfl is all about. to roger goodell and the entire nfl, thank you for starting to bring this country together. there was a point in time when the nfl was dividing this country. i think right now, this country is more together than it's ever been and thank you for that. >> thanks so much. we'll talk to you again. >> thank you for what you do. he helps homeless and orphans in haiti and he's amazing. >> glory toed god. glory to god. >> brian went on the search for celebrities here in miami. there was one famous face he forgot all about, and that is his own. >> super bowl fans are expected

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>> yes, i know. she's in south carolina. i just got in a few hours ago. it was fun. there's my mom. she had a stroke two years ago. that's my dad and brother henry mcmaster and his wife stopped by. they presented her with a resolution from the south carolina assembly. they wrote a resolution in honor of my mom. then the photographer, he shot that picture of my dad's 70th birthday and he presented my mom with it for her 70th birthday. hayden was there l. hayden's with my family this weekend. it was really special. my mom's an amazing person. her bridge club, bible study, all of he her friends in greenville, spartanburg, myrtle beach, everyone came because they know her story and wanted to give her a hug. she's been through a lot. she's having hip replacement surgery on thursday. she's a fighter, i'm telling you

and god is so good. >> the hips, when they do it, it takes a while but better than ever. >> she broke her hip a few months ago. they put the pins of or the screws in there and one of the screws came out because it didn't stick. pray for her that this is successful. she'll be fine, but anyway -- >> what about you, back and forth in one day. >> i kind of felt like y'all, it was like the old days when i was doing overnight, flying for sean hannity's show, it was like i'm working again. i felt like you, brian. >> you've been working for a while. >> we know she's watching. >> and thank you to fox for giving me this great job and allowing me to go because we had a great birthday party. >> we're back and we're talking about the super bowl. brian left the set yesterday after the show, determined to find famous people here in miami. famous celebrities -- >> they're everywhere. >> big stars go to the super bowl. you see them all the time, they go to the stands. did you run into any celebrities? >> it's fu funny you should ask.

i taped it. here's the answer. you're in miami, when you're not talking football, you're seeing a lot of celebrities, that's what i hear. it's time for me to hit ocean drive to meet celebrities or to meet people that met celebrities. let's go. what is your celebrity experience? >> i haven't run into any yet. >> are you guy celebrities. >> i don't know. people confuse me for vin diesel all the time. >> i feel like i'm a celebrity myself. >> we saw joe montana. >> this morning, i think i saw it was littl lil wayne and snoo. >> have you seen j-lo? have you seena seen alex rodrig. >> , no, but i hope to. >> do you think you would see more celebrities if you weren't sitting at the table drinking buckets of beer. >> you've got to stay hydrated.

>> there on the strip, you i haven't had a lot of -- i haven't had a lot of success finding celebrities. i need to go where they really are, the beach, the ocean, the water, this is miami. excuse me, has anyone seen celebrities? anyone seen celebrities in the water? it might be -- and my feet just got soaked. >> we saw pink at the restaurant. >> pink at the restaurant. >> floyd mayweather. >> ocho sinko. >> we've got our guy bria brian kilmeade, are you kidding he me. >> have you had any celebrity experience? >> we saw brian kilmeade. >> you can do better than that. >> i tell you what, the people of kansas city are our base. i found out when i'm walking around, we are it in -- >> you are the answer to your

own question. >> when you have to talk to the man on the street is what we call it, sometimes it's difficult. you don't he know what they're going to say. you were so good at that because you're so funny. you walk out on the beach in your suit, everyone else in a bathing suit and you're screaming into the water. what also fascinates me, did you see every man, they're likeic i'm a celebrity. -- like i'm a celebrity. >> people knew exactly what they're doing, the shirt comes off, they go right to the shore. >> we're from kansas. we're the most land-locked state. when we get to the water, we like to get in the water. >> i will say this, this is the one super bowl, it is about the game. they don't care who the celebrities are. they want the chiefs to win. >> there's has got to be major celebrities when you pass those yachts of. these yachts are huge, as big as a football field. >> i saw some big celebrities. >> you did? who did you see? >> i'm not going to say.

>> brian could have asked me yesterday on tape but he didn't. a lot of stars will be in the stands for the super bowl on sunday. gillian, you're a star in our eyes. >> good morning. good morning. hello. thanks for joining. i'll keep it warm over here for you guys. >> promise. >> >> promise. let's get you caught up on the headlines. an american air strike may have killed anal kai da leader in -- anil kai da leader in yemen. they believe he died in the attack but his death has yet to be confirmed. they started tracking him last year after an informant reported where he was hiding. there was a $10 million bounty for his capture after linking him to several terror plots against the u.s. thousands of people celebrating britain's departure from the eu overnight. >> five, four, three, two, one,. [ cheering and applause ]

>> brexit happening nearly four years after the controversial vote to leave. while plenty of people are happy, the markets are not. several u.k. stocks sliding throughout the day. however, the british pound has surged. that's a look at your headlines. i understand you guys made your way over to the food. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much, gillian. meanwhile, enough about the super bowl. let's talk about the snacks. >> we're getting to eat in the first hour of the h show. >> americans will eat a record 1.4 billion wings this super bowl sunday. we're starting the tailgate early. >>.>> this hour, we're making chicken wings three different ways, plus smoked pork tenderloin three ways. >> here's a super spread. >> how are they? >> you amazing. >> we've got chef and author of daggum that's good two, john mche'll mormc-- mcelmore and hi,

john, junior. they are wearing the professional gloves. >> what master bill is doing, we're bringing you the gravity series grill we cook on in new york for thanksgiving and we're going to show you how to do wings three different ways. you take the wings, turn the grill to 300 degrees, you season them with your favorite dry seasoning. we've got salt, pepper, brown sugar, pap rica, chili powder, you put them on the grill and let these smoke at 300 degrees for about 45 minutes. >> that's easy. >> very doable. >> we go are from there, toss them in your favorite hot sauce or barbecue sauce. >> this one's really good. it's got like a honey thing. >> that's what you want. you want to get the bas barbecue sauce to ca carmelize on those

wings. we're going to go from wings to a pork tenderloin. >> we have pork ten tenderloie have smoked at 250 degrees. >> we're going to talk about that coming up. applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood.

♪ >> we're right here, live, at the edge of the atlantic for super bowl saturday. >> it's beautiful. our favorite ocean. >> indeed. >> her story gripped the nation. her name is alice johnson. she spent 21 years in prison for a first offense before her sentence was commuted by president trump thanks to help from kim kardashian and that's her book. >> she was freed last year and started a new chapter, advocating for criminal justice reform with a group called stand together and partnering with

former nfl player, shaun alexander. >> the group hosted a dinner last night to help others. >> joining us you now to discuss, you author of after life, my journey to freedom alice johnson and shaun alexander. good morning. >> i've interviewed alice before. i love her story and love her heart for the lord and i'm so glad that everything turned out. you prayed and you prayed and you prayed. what are you doing together. what's your partnership to help other people. >> we're ambassadors for a group called stand together and last night we threw a really cool party with cafe momentum. it was awesome. so it's all about juvenile justice. cafe momentum an organization that helps kids caught in the you'vyou'vejuvenile justice sys. they work for a year as an

intern, to really get a chance to he see what it's like to have a good, healthy family around them. we're seeing recidivism at 15% now. >> that's amazing. >> it's amazing. it started off in dallas and we've been taking the nfl and partnering with them and we've been putting them -- we've done pop-ups in cities all over. but our goal is to put them in all 3 31 cities. >> as we look at what's going on in washington with the impeachment and both sides are he polarized with criminal justice reform, both sides got together to change things and this is something, an initiative that the president and jared kushner worked very strongly on and you are the byproduct. the fact that they changed things, you are here today rather than in a jail somewhere. >> i'm here today because people fought for me, people prayed for me and now i'm using my voice to amplify the voices of the voiceless. so coming along and partnering

withstand together means i'm able to reach a a broader group, i'm able to do things that i would never be able to do on my own. >> sean, what's your connection to this organization? why did you choose this one? >> you know, i actually went to a summit with them and i got to see all the good work they're doing and i was amazed at all the lives they touched with the different groups that they really just want to empower people that were doing things from the bottom up and there was something about that i saw, and i got to som meet some of the kn the system in dallas and my wife leaned over and said yeah, you need to do this. i joined my nfl buddies in some of the organizations together and next thing you know we got to impact a lot of people. >> everyone can be foregiven. there's always redemption. >> who would want punishment for something you did at a

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>> live from miami, florida, it's 7:00 in the morning on super bowl saturday. what a way to start the second hour. that is the fort yo fort lauderh school, the sounds of the marching band. we also had the kids from the west orange podcast pee-wee football teal. it's quite a way to kick off the 7:00 hour. >> if marching bands had that type of fun in them, kids would be lining up to be part of it. >> this has been such a fun time. yesterday we had a crazy lineup.

last night at my mom's birthday party, i probably had 30 people stop me saying that's the best show you have ever done. we have the marching band, we're outdoors, it's sunny and warm here and the super bowl is tomorrow. >> and we have people in attendance. how about a round of applause for this great band. how great was that start? [ cheering and applause ] >> you all are so talented. i'm so proud of you. how many of you are going to get scholarships? no one? >> you also need to have the food for a super bowl party. we saw john mcelmore and his son, john junior, they've brought us wings. they're going to show us how to make three different kinds of wings and how to do that pork -- turn it into pork sliders. >> which is so interesting with pete the minute he's out of your sight, he's eating again. >> one other thing, there's a

sound ordinance here in miami beach where you can't make any noise until 7:00. we waited until 7:00 and five sends and that's when they started. >> they did a great job. >> they did. >> there's going to be a lot of drama tomorrow, at hard rock stadium. right now, the drama's in washington and even though it's tedious and monotonous, it is impactful of. i'm talking about impeachment. yesterday was a big day. we were going to find out if we're going to do this for another week or maybe months. were they going to okay witnesses on the senate side, on a 51-49 vote, it was no witnesses, so this thing ends wednesday at 4:00 when they vote and the president is expected to be ex on -- exonerated. >> yesterday morning, we were wondering lisa murkowski, how she would vote on this. when it came down, everyone knew it was going to be 51-49 and the

republicans were going to win this, no more witnesses. and that means they're going to vote next wednesday whether or not to acquit the president. >> what it means really is two republicans sided with the democrats. mitt romney and susan collins who is in a tough battle they say up in maine. they both sided with the democrats, saying you know what, we haven't seen enough. >> i don't know what channel they were watching. they wanted to see more, in particular, they would like to hear from john bolton, who the white house says his book has top secret stuff, classified stuff, and they shouldn't print it. the publisher said they're going to print it. the democrats are not too happy about this. seems like a lot of people are not happy with it, when you click around the channels. >> what we're witnessing tonight is really a capstone, a

total collapse of faith in american institutions. >> it's a coverup, that's what the senate has now done. they have covered up what the president of the united states has done in his actions. >> dictator-like, no different really than the kind of situation that putin has or kim jong un has or any other autocratic leader. >> president trump is functionally a monarch at this point. if the king does it, it's okay. >> well, -- >> monarch. >> right. just to bolster their case, general kelly weighed in, he said in my vie view there's a lf criticism, if i was advising the united states senate i would say if 75% of the american voters have witnesses, they want to see witnesses, your job is only half done. that along with another revelation that may or may not be in john bolton's book that the president approached him in may of 2019 about having rudy

giuliani talk with president zelensky and help him with that, they're trying to put it seems more pressure on the republicans, the senate and the president. >> the president responded to the new york times story which dripped out of somewhere, perhaps the book manuscript, we're unsure exactly but the president said that never happened. nonetheless, you heard john meacham there, you heard other people talking about this is simply an unfair, illegal process because at a trial you're supposed to have witnesses. this is not a trial. this is not the criminal proceeding. this is a plight political eved the way it's supposed to work according to analysts we've had on for the last month or two is the house calls the witnesses, interviews them, figures out what to present as evidence to the senate, they put them in front, all the evidence in front of the senate and they vote and the ultimate vote is going to come on wednesday at 4:00 as brian said but yesterday the big vote on witnesses, the republicans won and the democrats lost and the democrats don't like that.

>> right. i read one headline, democrats rejected. cnn's chief legal analyst, even cnn's chief legal analyst said this is a big win for the president. >> trump won. he's going to win this trial. he won on the issue of witnesses. he's going to get acquitted. that's how history will remember what went on here. >> fundamentally, one of the regional approaches that we've been talking about on this couch, no matter what couch you put us on, we're talking about this. if you don't like what the president did in ukraine, don't vote for him. if you want to do sens do censut it's not impeachable. had that is the argument. here's lindsey graham. >> trump has done a bunch of bipartisan things in spite of people hating his guts. schiff led the investigation. the president couldn't call one witness on his behalf, could not cross-examine anybody, was shut out.

when it got to the senate, they're accusing me and ted and others of being unfair because we refused to call witnesseses and you know why they didn't call mulvaney and bolton and others in the house? it would get in the way of them impeaching the president before the election. their goal is not to remove him from office but put a black mark on his record and i hope it blows up in their face. >> ultimately, though, -- everybody has felt the same way, from the get-go. everybody knew that the president would ultimately be acquitted because there are not -- you can't get to 67 u.s. senators. that was never in doubt. i don't know any serious pundits or journalists who thought that would ever happen. what could they do until then? they could try give him a bloody nose so when he goes into re-election in november, first tuesday of this year, people go you know what, he broke the laws. and they didn't have witnesses when they had that fair trial. >> a few weeks ago we made the

decision to go to washington for the state of the union union a. we're still going to do that. there was talks that maybe he would postpone the state of the union because of the impeachment trial. i'm sure he will continue that speech because it's pretty much done. we're expecting acquittal on wednesday. he's going to be fired up, he's going to have a lot of momentum. we're getting word of some the areas he's going to focus on. whether a are some of those? >> he's going to focus on the working class, talk about how many people working, wages going up beyond those in the upper class, supporting working families, different things when it comes to child care, lowering the cost of health care, that's a tough thing to sell, i don't think they've done anything sufficient on health care. they've made huge progress on the border, protecting national security, he's way over 50% when it comes to his approval on the

economy, he's going to underline that, and killing terrorists. >> the theme is the great american comeback. it's unclear at this point, according to the hill newspaper, which i read this morning, as because they don't know whether or not the fact that the impeachment vote will be the day after the state of the union, whether that will impact what he says. you know, you don't want to say anything to bug the people who are going to vote on you the next day. >> who would be the great american comeback tomorrow night? it's been 50 years since you all won. >> that would be my kansas cities chiefs. not that i'm biased in this or anything like that. >> i like alice johnson's answer. i said which team are you rooting for? she goes, the red one. >> gillia let's start off wits story. the u.s. is declaring the deadly coronavirus a public health emergency as the nation's seventh case is confirmed in california. there are nearly 12,000 cases of the virus worldwide, that number up by nearly 1400 since

yesterday. 259 people have died. a member of president trump's coronavirus task force says progress is being made in ending the outbreak. >> we're learning every day about what this unusual virus does. there's no yo approved drug. we're looking at experimental drugs. we and a number of other organizations have started developing a vaccine. >> the u.s. is quarantining anyone who enters the united states from the chinese province where the outbreak started, as 195 americans are quarantined on a military base for two weeks after being evacuated from china. several u.s. airlines have canceled flights china. hundreds of anti-police demonstrators stormed grand central station in new york city, protesting what they call over-policing on the subways. the group frustrated eveningers, trying -- evening commuters trying to get home. >> i can't get in.

i need to get home to my wife and kids. >> the protesters calling for free public transportation in the city. police arrested several demonstrators. three time champion tony stewart is inducted into the nascar hall of fame. he was honored at a ceremony in north carolina. >> i'm not one to get overly sent mental. i -- sentimental. i leave that for jeff gordon. i know i lead a blessed life. becoming a member of the hall of fame is proof of that. >> other inductees include joe gibb, his you cre his crew chiey lamont. we have a lot of people in the crowd and that's where we find pete le hegseth. >> come on out and see "fox & friends." it's dave and susan, right, from north of kc. are you going to the game? >> no, not going to the game. >> just basking in the possibility of winning a super

bowl for the first time in 50 years. >> absolutely. looking forward to it. >> what's be been -- what's br highlight so far? >> being here. >> that's the right answer. >> being here, watching fox. >> what's your name? >> we're friends and dave and sue. >> what do you do. >> we warm. white corn, yellow corn, soybeans. >> middle america heartland, kansas city chiefs. >> trump supporters. >> did you make that shirt yourself? >> yes, sir. >> hand made shirt. i would like a brian, steve and ainsley for tomorrow morning. that would be a perfect finale. back to you. >> get him sharpies and a blank shirt. pete, thank you. >> fox nation is getting a firsthand look at how border patrol is keeping miami safe all weekend. abby and casey will join us with a preview. >> david webb is here as well,

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stage in march. >> they did say they would have to change the rules as the primaries went along. this is 2016 and bernie all over again. are you feeling the burn, bernie, this is reminiscent of that. >> they're panicking because he's surging. >> look, the diversity is two billionaires now. the democrats are hypocrites. hathey attack billionaires everybody and a billionaire has bought his way into the primary. he spent money on media, 10 million for a super bowl ad. he's going to get himself to super tuesday. >> i understand, let everyone get on stage and let the voters decide. they're doing this in the middle of the election. what about the people that have already dropped out? is it fair to them? >> no, it's not. politics is not fair. it's about winning. and that's how they're playing this. mike bloomberg owns the media,

bought up the digital. he did it before. they'll have to play by his rules. >> as you know, we were talking about bernie, he's feeling the burn. if bloomberg inches up higher, once again, bernie's going to -- followers are going to say it's rigged against me. the billionaire can rig the rules and get rid of that whole you got to have a lot of people donate business because it's self-financing and he's getting screwed again, bernie. >> elizabeth warren is in one national poll below bloomberg. why isn't she screaming? >> she is. the d envelope nc didn't changes to ensure diverse candidates, a billionaire shouldn't be allowed to play by different rules. now it seems the candidates need to earn 10% in four polls or in two polls they need to have 12% in two polls. that's by february 19th.

that will eliminate any barrier. he'll be on the stage. here's why. buy deb's stumbling -- biden's stumbling badly. bernie's unacceptable. klobuchar is invisible. bloomberg may be their only option. >> bloomberg is their only option. i still say a delegate fight in mill way he kemilwaukee happens. buttigieg isn't ready. the democrats nobody to put up against donald trump. bloomberg still cannot beat trump because he can't capture the american people. >> it's bloomberg and biden, who wins? >> on that, it's bloomberg. biden's not ready for prime time. he never was since he you announced in 1987. you know what's prime time today, fox nation tailgate. i had to get that one in there. 11:00 a.m. on fox nation. i'll be there. >> we'll all be there. >> pace yourself. >> we've been waking up before the sun here in miami but early

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♪ good morning. welcome back. time for news by the numbers. super bowl edition. first, $1 billion, that's how much the super bowl is expected to rake in this weekend. nfl commissioner roger goodell telling maria bartiromo in an exclusive interview, airs tomorrow on sunday morning futures on fox business network. 1.5 million, that's how much a vip experience costs at the super bowl. it includes air fare, lodging at 10 ocean front homes and private

butler. sounds pretty nice. finally, $154,000, that's how much a super bowl seat will cost you at a new york city restaurant. it includes a limo ride, champagne and $24,000 worth of sports memorabilia. >> i think it should be here -- you should be here for the super bowl experience. >> that's expensive. >> as football fans descend on miami ahead of super bowl liv, which airs tomorrow on fox, border patrol is working really hard to keep everyone safe. >> tommy layer got an inside look at what it takes to secure the city by air and water, in a you new fox nation special, super secure, protecting the big game. check it out on fox nation. >> joining us here with a sneak peek, abby and casey. so what's going on with this,

what's going on with this security here? >> i think this is such a great thing, because we look at the big game, we're obviously looking forward to an incredible matchup. who is keeping us safe? you've got to cover -- we're surrounded by water. you've got to cover us from the water, the land, the air, tommy lair does all of that, rides in planes, goes in boats, it's incredible. >> they did a mock takedown of an intruder, so actually there were guns drawn, and we were walking through that and he that's something you'll see. >> we have a snippet from it, out on the high seas. >> we're heading out to do a mock intercept. can you tell us what we're going to see? >> our air assets will identify a target. we'll make a good interception on it and we'll go ahead and conduct a stop. >> those guys have a tough job.

>> right? >> you guys had a tough job last night. >> oh, yeah. whole entire week. i got in a little bit early so they sent me on a field trip to live nightclub which is not a bad scene. it's super weird when there's nobody there but definitely the it club down here. >> we heard that. remember, from our taxi driver this morning, said the same thing. >> should we take a look. >> was he driving people in the morning. >> probably. >> you guys were at the nightclub. >> we were thinking that looks like fun. >> would you like to see what they were up to last night? >> this is all casey. i would love to see what she was up to. >> me too. ♪ >> super bowl in miami means you've got to come to the party and before the party you've got to be on the red carpet. >> what are you looking forward to this week? >> both teams will come in and they stay under the radar. >> you don't want to see them at any parties?

>> better not see them at any parties. >> every night there's something else, there's boats, there's friends, there's dinners, there's parties. >> what better atmosphere to be in than miami, one of the best places to have the super bowl. >> how exciting is the party scene in miami? >> the party scene i scene? it's cool. >> what do you have planned? >> just having fun. fast cars -- >> and party? >> most definitely. >> once the parties wrap up, it's the afterparty. this is one of the hottest scenes in miami, let's go to live. happy super bowl liv. >> it's not super bowl liv. it's super bowl live. >> you come to party but it's not everything the standard civilian gets to see. >> we're going to go behind the

scenes. we take the celebrities, d j's, they enter through here. this is the back of the house autograph wall, everybody from michael bey, kiley jenner, will smith, jada pinkett smith. >> your boy, hulk hogan. >> we have cardi b, lil wayne and of course snoop dogg. >> this is big. >> we take them from the elevator right to the box. this is for people that don't want to be seen. >> and it's a great view as well. if somebody wants to get a table,s is there still available? >> iavailable? >> casey, this is your place, anywhere you want to be. >> thank you so much. happy super bowl live. >> that looks like a lot of fun. now the sun has come up. what are we doing at 11:00 today. >> we're hosting a live show from the tailgate at the fox nation set, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. we have food.

we're talking to mission barbecue. >> look at this lineup. >> some puppies, we have whiskey. i said you can't feed the puppies the whiskey, john. >> he does what he wants. >> he's like you ruined my plan. i said we don't want drunk puppies out there. >> 99-cents for your first month of fox nation if you sign up today or tomorrow. >> fantastic. >> we will be there. >> casey, abby -- >> we'll try barbecue together. >> abby, no interviews. >> they're in high demand. >> thank you. >> we've got a vip section. >> thanks, ladies. we'll see you at the tailgate. >> if you're not watching the super bowl on fox or the game, we bet you'll be tuning in for the commercials. am i correct? still ahead, we're talking to a man who knows what it takes to leave a lasting impression. >> that's right. and all morning long, we've been joined by the pee-wee at leasts, now meet their all-star coach,

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the bobcats were running out of juice there for a second if you guys didn't wrap it up. >> that's tough to do for any amount of time. >> this is nick collins, coach of the bobcats, former nfl player himself. you're a volunteer coach, right. >> yes, indeed. >> the bobcats, you've got flag and tackle. >> yes. >> why was it important to do this? >> it's all about giving back. i made it to the highest level. this was an opportunity to give back to the kids, teach them the proper way about the game and it's great to be in an environment like this. we've got a great organization. i just love it. >> you are not just teaching them, you're teaching them how to win. how do you breed a culture that wins like this. >> it's all about the coaching, they believe in us as we believe in them. we make them student athletes first, football is secondary. we want to make sure they do the right things in school.

after had that, football, they come there and we just go from there and we teach them everything they need to know, give them great knowledge about the game and have fun with it. >> so yesterday pete and i were talking to brett favre. he said i don't want my grandkids to play football. it's dangerous, i took a beating on it. there's a right way to play, right way to tackle. if you teach them union, it's a better way to stay healthy. you suffered a neck injury. >> i did have to leave the game due to a neck injury. i knew the risk of playing this game. you have to know the risks when you're going into the sport. but i think a lot of guys get turned away from it just because it's a violent sport. but the way the technology is today, teaching kids the right way to tackle, the helmet, the equipment, there's so much -- it's so much better now. it's up to parents and coaches to do the right job. >> you know what you're talking

about because he won a super bowl, a big interception, a pick 6 and the game was decided by 6 points. >> it was. >> even if the guys don't go pro, the character they learn, there's a place for everyone in the league and the courage and improvements that goes across is really important. >> yes, indeed. i love it. >> west orange bobcats. >> thank you. >> thanks very much. >> janice dean did not play tackle football because she was always doing the weather as a kid. >> you know what, i'm on the beach. that's the most important thing, brian kilmeade. sometimes i don't hear your inhe trough but i pre -- intro, but i pretend that you i do. we are on miami beach. the worst of the rain moved through overnight. we had severe storms and we had rain earlier this morning. we could see more rains this afternoon. otherwise, the worst of it is over. it's a spectacular day and i'm going to start walking down the beach backwards and do the

weather. here's the future radar. we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms throughout the day today but then this evening the cooler air moves in, we have a spectacular day in the forecast for tomorrow, super bowl, and let's take a look at it. the super bowl forecast for tomorrow it's going to be 70 and sunny and relatively low humidity, a perfect day to be on the beach and do weather which we're going to do all morning long on "fox & friends," if i have my way or say about it. and we're going to wrap up because i'm getting out of breath and that's a spectacular forecast and i made it not rain on "fox & friends." woohoo. back to you. >> thank you very much, janice. >> we're counting down to super bowl liv on fox with recipes you can get for tomorrow's big game. back with us, we've got chef and author of daggum that's good, two, john mcelmore along with his son, john junior. good morning to you. 45 minutes ago we saw you do the

wings and you used one of your brand you new smoker grills. >> that's right. this is the gravity series grill that a allows you to smoke and grill from 150 to 750 degrees. mastergrill.com is the place for the grill and the recipes. we did some of the wings. we left john hanging with the pork tender long. tenderloin. we're going to show you how we reverse sear this. >> we take the pork tenderloin, smoke that for two hours, get it to 130 degrees. we take it off and let it rest. with the master grill smoker, you can get the grill to 600 degrees, we'll cut this guy into quarters and we reverse sear it. >> you smoke this, like you've been selling smokers for years but you smoke it and then you grill it. >> you grill it. >> how long do you smoke it? >> you smoke it for two hours and you grill it for two to three minutes. >> those grill marks are

impressive. >> that's right. >> now what are you going to do with it. >> we are going to cut it up. we can dip it in this sauce. we have tacos. >> and sliders. >> they are perfect for super bowl parties. >> fantastic. in addition, you've got tacos and then what are these things right here as well? >> that's called meat candy. >> meat candy. >> it's like pigs in a blanket but better. >> it's the other way, with bacon. these are jalapeno poppers. they're wrapped in bacon and stuffed with cream cheese and paprika. it's so good. >> what is this. >> >> this is the pork tenderloin meat, you put it in a hard shell or soft shell and put cole slaw. >> and what's this? >> this is smoked mac and cheese. >> smoked mac and cheese?

>> how do you do that? >> you can make your homemade mac and cheese that you normally make in your oven and smoke it. >> it adds a little more flavor to -- >> it adds a little bit of flavor. >> how longs does it take? >> store about, about an hour and-a-half. >> is tha cheez-its on top of there. >> how brilliant. you can get all of the recipes on mastergrill.com. >> coming up, on this super saturday, we're breaking down the super bowl commercials already making a buzz with the chef of boehner media, gary baderkhuk. ♪ live it up, live it up. ♪ we're carvana, the company who invented

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ask your doctor how prolia® can help strengthen your bones. the super bowl has long been the go-to place for debuting iconic commercials. >> our next guest's agency is gearing up to debut three of their own this year and said despite the price tag, airing an ad during the big game is well worth it. >> joining us now is the ceo of boehner media, gary vee. thanks for being here. i'm a huge fan. on social media you teach other people how to be entrepreneurs. you know how to market things. when it comes to a super bowl ad, where do you start? >> when you hear $5.2 million to run it, people go crazy. it's the one thing that all of america watches, whether they watch on socials this week,

during the party, it's the great under-buy. the creative is the variable. we have seen companies have huge explosions, others are so forgetable that nothing good happens with the business. >> it went back to when apple rolled out the 1984 commercial. >> it was iconic. >> it started the buzz. >> built awareness. >> what ever happened with apple? >> today the president of the united states is going to run two commercials. one we've already seen, look what we've done so far. the other they have not released. they wonder if donald trump is going to do a funny ad. we don't know. >> the reality is, the attention's on and you can arbitrage that for what you want to happen. >> best super bowl commercial ever, whats is it? >> the cindy crawford pepsi commercial made me a man. >> okay. >> let's go over some of them that will be here.

the sabra commercial. >> this is hummus. >> what will we see? >> you'll see a ton of celebrities showing america that hummus can be used for a lot of things besides carrots and pita. >> like what? >> pretzels, broc brocool. >> the game will be at the hard rock stadium. hard wok is going to have a commercial, right. >> the new hard rock hotel, it's got a lot of buzz. it's starring j-lo. tough to get bigger than that. somebody stealing her cup there, it's a big deal. >> and the planters? >> didn't they kill off mr. peanut. >> they did. mr. hmr. peanut, this was suppoo be the super bowl commercial. we decided to go social first. >> we played it on our show. >> everybody picked it up, snl,

every outlet, you guys and now we've got the setup for a very big spot during the big game. >> it's going to run today -- or tomorrow? >> steve has a prediction that when he catches on fire at the bottom that he turns into a roasted peanut. >> he's a smart man. >> [ laughter ] >> no way. >> you just want us to watch. >> but not smart enough. >> thanks. >> thank you, guys. >> what's your prediction for the game tomorrow? >> i think the 9ers might stun them. >> we'll see about that. >> thanks a lot. >> still ahead, he's a cowboy legend and hall of famer, now roger staubaugh is honoring our military heroes. i spoke with him about it. that's coming up next. ♪ p

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♪ welcome back to the super bowl show here. many of you probably remember hall of famer roger staubach for his time playing with the dallas cowboy. he also served in the military. he was a standout at the naval academy. we talked all things football and his latest partnership to honor heros. watch. >> i am a two-time pittsburgh, tough game, we won two games in new orleans. so people are giving me a hard time in miami. >> this is not your town. >> especially the steeler fans. >> fans never forget. >> getting in the super bowl is still something. >> what's that like. we're doing the pregame thing.

it's great. to be a player in the middle of the circus -- >> it's a long season and that's your goal, is to win the super bowl. >> do you find that there's some guys that the pressure's too much, they're not going to be themselves on game day and other guys relish it and get amped up by it. >> the coaches are really important, making sure you get the game plan in and you also keep everybody under control. you've got that extra week to get ready for it. but you're still nervous. it's kind of a good nervousness. you're a nervous wreck. once you get out on the field, it's not just another football game but it's still a football game. >> your number was featured on the helmets for navy during the army, navy football game. you guys finally beat us. navy finally won it.

i prefer my timeframes nice and tidy. >> the army, navy game is a great game. if we were 0-9 and beat army, we had a successful year in navy. i've been close to the quarterback that i played against, we're good buddies. we won a couple of them. then he won -- my senior year he beat us in philadelphia. >> talk to us about your engagement with usaa. >> i got involved with it when i graduated from navy, i bought their insurance, i had an insurance policy for my first car i ever had and so i've been part of usaa, it's grown. and what they do for service, salute to service, it's amazing. they really take care of the military and families and it's been a long history for me to really see usaa and all the great things they do for our men and women in the service. >> i've been with usaa for a

number of years. the way they treat you, the way they honor vets and military folks. >> they appreciate what you do for the country. it's a factor in how they support and that's why the salute to service is such a big deal for them. >> very cool. thank you for stopping by "fox & friends." >> thank you. >> one of the great things being at the super bowl, meeting guys like that. she's the lieutenant governor of florida, jeanette nunez joins us with why so many people are moving to this state. can you imagine why? and lou holtz with his super bowl prediction ahead on "fox & friends." don't go anywhere. ♪ ballroom blitz. ♪ (janine) i used to be a little cranky.

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live from miami beach, south beach, it's "fox & friends" super saturday show and we're starting out this hour on the right foot. >> the fort lauderdale high school band is here. they're phenomenal. they drove here this morning. they're playing the sounds of lauderdale marching band. >> they're playing let's groove. behind them are the west orange bobcats. >> a round of applause. >> well done, steve: we have the peewee team as well. >> some of those kids are pretty big. ainsley: i'm so proud of them. when you are in high school some kids are out getting in trouble. they are in the band. they are dressed so beautifully. girls so cute. dancers, i'm so proud of you. who is getting a scholarship? you are? you are, you are, you are. all right. you all keep working hard make good decisions. i sound like oprah you get a

car. you get a car. pete: just the most polite kids. brian: not hard enough to be in a marching band they can dance and sing. i don't even know how you even qualify. steve: there is the peewee team. i was talking to one of the moms. they got on the bus at 1:00 to be here. hats off to them. brian: probably missed the impeachment proceedings last night. ainsley: just tuning in the pepeewee team are exnfl players three national champs in four years that team. pete: there are 8-year-olds in that group i wouldn't mess with. ainsley: don't you love to hear that nfl player. there are several of them. steve: meanwhile, as you know, the biggest story in the world across america is, of course, the super bowl. tomorrow you will see it on fox. pete: i thought you were going to say impeachment. you keep saying super bowl. steve: when you go out to iowa. i know a guy covering the campaign out there. he said nobody ever asks about impeachment. ainsley: did he use to live

upstairs. steve: used to live in our house for tax purposes but now he pretty much lives in des moines. however, in washington, d.c., in the well of the senate yesterday, a gigantic victory for the president. a gigantic loss for the democrats. the white house voted -- rather the senators voted 51 to 49 with mitt romney and susan collins siding with the democrats not to call witnesses. and john roberts, the chief justice of the united states, he had the official game call. here's the chief justice. or not. anyway. what he said was are there any senators in the chambers wishing to change his or her vote rather the yeas are 49 the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed. to say that was the soundbite we tried to play. ainsley: look at that. right there on the screen. the democrats wanted more witnesses. the republicans did not.

51 of them did not. so now they will take a vote on wednesday. here we go. >> change his or her vote? if not the yeas are 49 and the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. steve: he is repeating me. ainsley: on wednesday they will vote whether or not to acquit the president. pete: big news is here it's almost over, america. they held that vote. steve: you really think that? pete: i don't. unofficially. this chapter is almost over. where the book ends no one knows because they will continue. but, what mitch mcconnell did in orchestrating and keeping the caucus together was historic and very important. this could have dragged on for book weeks and months. held rank. got to wait until wednesday. we know democrats and friends in the media the same thing, they are going to. steve: there will be another bombshell. pete: to push out what they call a bombshell to convince more soft senators.

when you watch lisa murkowski and watch others to vote with republicans to block it. it's a big win. and mitch mcconnell played it right in saying hey, we are going to hear everybody out. we will vote on witnesses after we listen to everybody. democrats are going to make it sound like it was unfair. i don't think that's going to register with the average voter. >> brian: lisa murkowski, lamar alexander collins and romney are the ones everyone is looking at. collins and romney voted for witnesses. would have been one where we could have rooted the deep x that came out of the house. i think we got to the point where you just realized that it would never be sufficient to reach the demand of those seeking the demands they you wanted. we started with a flaw you had product. i'm at the point where i'm frustrated and disappointed. angry at all sides. because, they were supposed to get a finished case and debate it. and they didn't get a finished case. they they were told to expand it. as much as mitch mcconnell deserves credit.

watching the democrats maneuver. they let everybody know they were going to drag this out as long as possible. so she said wait a second. we know it's mouth going to be tossed out. never going to get 67 votes. let's end this now. she is not happy with the president. she is not happy with the democrats. overall there is a winner because the president is exonerate you had. the democrats will come back and say well, we impeached him in the house. america needs to turn the page. ainsley: do you think justice roberts is like woo, thank goodness i didn't have to be the tie breaker. steve: he came out yesterday and said it would be unfair for somebody in a different branch of government, unelected official to decide it. ultimately, keep in mind, the way this started was this started in the house where the democrats have the majority. and they wrote revolution 66660 so that they had clear advantage over the democrats. fast forward to the senate, where the republicans had the advantage, the republicans naturally had the advantage. the question was how many republicans would vote with

the democrats? ultimately and mitch mcconnell, you are absolutely right, brian, was a brilliant tactician on this. he even called the president and said okay, we have wrapped up the vote on witnesses last night he called them. he said would it be okay if we moved the vote until wednesday to give the senators the weekend off because they are exhausted. the president said okay. so he signed off on it. pete: some of them are going to iowa now to campaign. if you watch those democrat senators we played earlier in the show walk off the senate floor, they look defeated. steve: they were defeated. ainsley: they were prayerful. pete: went and held a prayer meeting if it's in keeping what they have been saying. the president, he knows who won. so, of course, he took to twitter. steve: what? he has twitter? pete: he does. he has 60 million or so followers. no matter what you give to the democrats, in the end they will never be satisfied. in the house, they gave us nothing. brian: big news happened earlier when another excerpt from john bolton's book not

the excerpt but the summary of whoever read the excerpt on the book that has not been approved yet on john bolton. bolton was told and asked in may to have rudy giuliani talk to zelensky and the president tweet you had back and said i never instructed battle ton to set up a meeting for rudy. one of the greatest corruption fighters. meet with zelensky that meeting never happened. pete: actually got some footage. he just told me. footage of a speech that was given off the senate floor by democrats after the vote went down. watch this. >> was it over when the germans bombed pearl harbor? [laughter] pete: there is somebody it's not over. pete: that's a clip from animal house. play it one more time. he says was it over when the germans bombed pearl harbor? steve: it ain't over until it's over. we know they are going to use this. whatever happens, as a campaign rallying cry for the democrats. but, unfortunately for the

democrats at this point in time, according to the public opinion poll, the republicans for the most part are the more energized party. they have seen what the president has gone through. they have seen what the democrats are done. and they are so excited to vote in november. the big question is who on the democratic side and we're coming up on the iowa caucuses on monday night, you will see a lot of the coverage here on fox. who will be able to try to whip that crowd into the biggest frenzy? ainsley: i have got to tell you something. that president's tweet reminds me of what a husband would say about his ex-wife. listen. no matter what you give to the democrats, in the end, they will never be satisfied in the house they gave us nothing. [laughter] brian: absolutely. by the way. ainsley: he didn't think that was funny? brian: pearl harr bon and it was the germans. pete: all along. brian: senator ted cruz talked about what he saw when he saw all those house managers get up and say same thing over and over again. listen. >> their strategy, as you know, was just 20 a hail

mary if they haven't proven their case their only hope was bring additional witnesses, drag it out weeks and months and go on a fishing expedition hope that somebody said something that would give them some basis for impeachment because they haven't proven it. and this was a vote four republicans were right on the edge and today holding 51 in the majority to say we are done, we have got enough, this is over. that means we are headed straight to wednesday afternoon. a vote on final judgment and the president is going to be acquitted of these charges as he should be. brian: more debate on monday. tuesday, the state of the union. wednesday they get to vote at 4:00 eastern. ainsley: wait, you left out the super bowl. sunday. first is the super bowl. brian: sean is going to be interviewing the president on sunday at the super bowl. earlier than that but it won't be live. steve: and until next november, the democrats have already started synchronizing their talking points and essentially saying acquittal will be

illegitimate because we didn't get to have witnesses. even though they had witnesses at the trial. this is not a trial. this was a political. ainsley: cover-up. thank you for joining us on this special saturday. pete, thank you very much for inviting us to your couch? pete: did you know there is two more hours not one. steve: it's 1 hour and 49 minutes not that we're counting here on the first day of february which i have been waiting for. pete: steve went dry january. it's the first day he can have a drink the question is when? steve: that was my new year's resolution ladies and gentlemen, i kept it. i went one month without having a single glass of beer or a glass of wine or really big martiny that is waiting for me. ainsley: today at 10:00. pete: right. will will. brian: a.m. or p.m.? jillian: i'm impressed, steve. u.s. declaring the deadly

coronavirus as a deadly health emergency. there are nearly 12,000 cases of the virus worldwide that. number up by nearly 1400 since yesterday. 23239 people have died. the u.s. quarantining anyone who enters the u.s. from the chinese province where the outbreak started. it comes as 195 americans are quarantined on a military base for two weeks after being evacuated from china several u.s. airlines have suspended flights to china. paying emotiona etribute to kobe bryant. team draping his jersey over every seat. before playing inspiring video by kobe himself. >> those times when you get up early and work hard. those times when you stay up late and work hard. those times when you don't feel like working, you are too tired, you don't want to push yourself, you do it anyway. that is actually the dream.

jillian: lakers star lebron james giving a heart felt speech before the game. >> tonight we celebrate the kid that came here at 18 years of age. [cheers] >> retired at 38 and became probably the best dad that we have seen over the last three years. jillian: emotional night for sure. brintd's laker's jersey and his daughter's mamba sports jersey draped over the seat. among nine passengers who died in a helicopter crash earlier this week. brian: lost by 8 points. jillian: i'm sure there was not a dry eye in the house. steve: still ahead on this saturday live from the super bowl telecast, there he is, legendary college football coach and hall of famer lou hotel is goinlouholtz is going . ainsley: more people are

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it's great to be here. brian: look at the top five growth texas followed by north carolina, south carolina and washington. you know, we have always known florida had this climate and these opportunities. why now? >> well, first and foremost when you are led by america's most popular governor, ron desantis, who is laying. steve: you are lieutenant governor. tough say that. >> it's true. we laid a bold vision for our state and what we are seeing unemployment at record lows. our private sector job growth is outpacing the nation. we are the number one university system in the country. we tackling leading on environment, teacher pay and things that are really important. when you see high tax, high spend states, people are flocking to florida. ainsley: i know you grew up here in miami and you love this state. tell us a little bit more about you and how you got into politics. i'm proud of you, especially as a woman. >> thank you. it really was a fluke. i had no intention of running for office. let alone serving as lieutenant governor. one thing led to the next. i studied political science,

international relations. worked in the legislature. spent some time serving in the legislature and then ron desantis gave me a call and i decided to join him on the ticket. steve: one of the things that makes your job promoting tourism and promoting commerce and to get people to move here we're reminded by this graphic. florida, absolutely zero dollars across the board when it comes to state taxes. you don't pay state tax here. how do you make that up money? if you are not taking in the cash from state tax income. how do you make that up? >> well, florida, as you can see here miami in particular, it's a huge draw. tourism is an important. we had record numbers of visitors over 107 million people come to florida everywhere from key west to the emerald coast so much of a draw. steve: tourists are paying? >> partly. good fiscal conservative policies that has really made sure that we are tackling issues but also being responsible and

conservative with our taxpayers' dollars. they work hard each and every day. brian: right, you get it in tolls. i know that. >> that's another topic. brian: that's absolutely it. now you have the super bowl this year say is going to bring in millions of dollars. next year it will be in tampa. >> yeah. brian: it's not leaving. >> no. absolutely. florida puts on a great show. ainsley: we haven't mentioned the weather. >> of course, it is beautiful. ainsley: it is so amazing. steve: we come down here a lot. number one reason we hear people have moved in the northeast and elsewhere is the quality of life. combination of all the factors have you been talking about. >> yeah, absolutely. ainsley: i think the sunshine makes everyone happy. of course everyone is happy when they don't have to pay taxes. brian: lieutenant governor, thanks so much for coming by. >> congratulations. brian: a hall of famer with two super bowl rings terrell davis is here. is he going to talk about what it takes to win the big game and big time. there is the lieutenant governor. good to see you. ainsley: hey, how are you?

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♪ ainsley: good morning to you live from miami. welcome back some quick headlines now. democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib boos hillary clinton at a sanders event in iowa. >> when someone by the name of hillary clinton said that nobody-we're not going to boo, we're not going to boo. we are classy here. >> i will boo. boo. >> tlaib booing clinton for saying nobody likes sanders in her upcoming documentary. senator mitt romney not invited to this year's conservative political

action conference. cpac chairman matt schlapp tweeting the announcement. it comes after romney voted for new witnesses in the senate impeachment trial. cpac is later this month in maryland. brian? brian: thank you, jillian. here in beautiful miami counting down to the kickoff. super bowl liv of course. our next guest knows about the big game. he won two of them. biggest upset can i remember was your first 1998 the 37-year-old john elway was able to pull it off thanks mostly to this guy taylor davis. he is in the pro-football hall of fame. super bowl mvp he is a legend. we love having him on terrell, davis. welcome back. >> upset. brian: you upset the packers. >> that was no upset. brian: going for back-to-back. >> you thought it was upset. brian: you were seven point underdog. >> we didn't see it as an upset. brian: right away you challenging me. usually guests try to win me over.

you challenged my intro. >> outside world. everybody said we weren't going to win that game. we didn't feel that way. we felt like we were supposed to beat them. we were the favorite in our minds. brian: leading up to that game, the story was the bronco fans didn't want to lose again in the super bowl. >> right, right. brian: like why did we even make it because we are not going to beat brett favre at his peek. >> first get the ball drive down the field and score a touchdown. brian: i remember. >> do you think 50 million people watching that game thought we were going to win that game? >> no as a matter of fact, we even had a little bit of like uh-oh here we go again down 7-0. afc hadn't won the super bowl in 17 years. familiar place where the afc was. we had to turn things around and win a championship. brian: he wins at the end and with this one for john i thought that was special and you, seeing double. you were a decoy. >> yeah. i had a migraine headache. brian: about this game.

what story lines have emerged between san francisco and kansas city? >> it's been consistent lines. you talk about the 49ers. defensive front, front four with nic bosa, eric armstead, d 4 when he is in there. thomas and forest buckner. that's been the talk of the 9ers defense. the question has been can that defense be enough to stop patrick mahomes who seems to be the equalizer. i don't care how great your defense is this guy seems to be able to make plays whether he is in the pocket, out of pocket. so he is obviously the focal point of that offense and then the 9ers running game. two weeks ago this team threw the ball 8 times in the division rounds and incredible because they rushed the ball over 300 yards familiar system whiff have been in mike shanahan was my coach. used to seeing offense and the way it runs. different than the way i ran it. they do a lot of shifts, motions. it's very dressed up and to

make your eyes go all over the place. they run it better than anybody in the game. brian: the other thing is, it's a minor point, perhaps. think it's you going to be a home game. most of the fans coming here, kansas city. >> yeah. brian: san francisco hasn't been there in a way. kansas city hasn't been there if there 50 years. these fans are starving. and they're going to make it seem like it's a home game for the team. >> if you have ever been to kansas city you have played in that stadium. now they are here in miami. brian: tell me defy. >> cbd brand. performance brand. our brands have zero thc in them. this drink right here has electrolytes in it. vitamin water and coconut. all performance based make you recover, perform well. be at your best every single day. we have now our mussel balm that came out that's online right now. drink defy as on my hat as you see. i tried this two careers ago. i was on cbd i have bone on bone in my knee. i have always had constant,

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♪ ♪ brian: all right. we will have to break these two up after a while. kansas city and san francisco. steve: very nice. brian: if you are not up and not dressed i assume you are up get dressed. ainsley: 49ers. steve: the 49ers got more time but i digress. ainsley: you were all good. steve: ladies and gentlemen, the legendary coach lou holtz is here. [applause] >> the band separates other sport. people don't understand how long they have to practice, the sacrifices they make. but the band football no other sport like it. steve: here to talk about the band? >> i have done that many times. brian: coach, we have seen some of these kids playing football. maybe some of them are not going to go pro-even though coached by some pros. what do they get out of it? >> i think that the true

value is the young man should play football when he wants. to say not when the parents want to. there comes a different age where you mature where you want to wrestle and hit and play football. but, too many times the patients try push them in beforehand. i think the most important thing is teach them to have fun. have fun, enjoy the game and enjoy the camaraderie. steve: they push them because you know what? my son has a chance to get a college scholarship and could be the only way he gets into college. >> you save that time for the retirement. you just get them ready led them lead their own life. i learned more on the football field than i ever did in a college classroom. the big thing is we use the head as a weapon. take the face mask off the helmet. why don't they have head injuries in rugby? they don't wear a helmet. because they don't use their head. reached a point where people now use their head as a weapon and the nfl and college are now punishing that. and now we are starting to see good tackled, shoulder

and leg wrapping the arm. ainsley: if you are a parent and your child plays five or six sports. when do you have to decide which sport they are going to play. >> i always told my children this and athletes. i had many athletes that were football and basketball and came to college and did both. pursue both of them as long as you can. but eventually you are going to reach a point and say i could be better in this sport than that. then devote your entire attention. do not make that decision when you are in the 8th, 9th, 10th grade. i had a young man good at football and baseball chose to play football. tie end played football and baseball decided to go baseball. pursue. keep all avenues open as long as. ainsley: let it happen naturally. brian: coach, a lot of people think this game can be won or lost in preparation this week. the mind set going these teams are so close. the mindset on super bowl saturday to get ready for sunday as a coach sometimes these games could be won and lost in the last 24 hours.

how do you get your team's head on straight. >> say to the football team hey, men, i coach at kansas city. i called the 49ers and said i want to play you today at 8:00 in the evening. and they said no, we can't play until 6:00. i wanted to play them earlier. there is no way in the world we can play until'6":00. if you get tight and hold your fist like this for two hours you won't be able to pick up a glass of water. most important thing is to stay loose, stay relaxed and be ready to explode at 6:00. not before hand. steve: you know, one of the great things super bowl is happening, you know, impeachment is wrapping up. america needs a break. and this is -- you know, it's a good distraction from what's going on in washington. >> it really is football is a microcosm of life. one thing about football everybody second guess the coach. you should have throwed the ball, you should have ran the ball. steve: that's how you feel because you are a coach. >> everybody is a coach. everybody can get on the game. everybody pulls for it. but the super bowl is

spectacular. i remember 50 years ago when kansas city played. they haven't played in 50 years in the super bowl. steve: don't remind me. >> andy reeves the seventh winsness coach in the nfl only been to one super bowl 15 years ago and lost that last time kansas city was in the super bowl i was in joe montgomery's home in lynchburg recruiting william and mary's hall of fame. very successful. that's how big it's grown. you didn't think twice staying home. i had to go recruit. now super bowl here we are down here in miami and all these people, all the cameras. brian: only thing miss something hank central. stram. >> no doubt about it. brian: real quick, you told the story about when you were a player in fifth grade that i think everybody needs to hear. doesn't go proas a player. this moment is why you play sports. go ahead. >> i was playing for grade school 8th grade team. only reason i could play is my uncle lou was a coach.

playing immaculate conception. they put me in the game late because we are winning. he is coming and i ducked my head and intentionally missed him. i came off the field and i said the helmet got in my ice. i could see the pain in my uncle lou's face that i turned him down. from that time on, i decided the physical pain wasn't near as much as the mental pain because the mental pain lasts forever. you can learn from negative things. but the most important thing i would say let them have fun. let them learn the camera the derry about the sport. steve: always fun when you drop by. >> always a pleasure. steve: round of applause, lou holtz, folks. [cheers] brian: jillian you have the news. jillian: police open fire on a driver after her suv barrels through security checkpoints at president trump's mar-a-lago resort. the woman was dancing on top of her car at a florida motel when an officer

approached her. that's when she 58dly jumped into the driver's seat taking police on a high speed chase before smashing through the check points. police arrested her. no one was hurt. authorities believe she was impaired and that it was not an intentional attack. it happened the same day president trump and the first lady headed to the resort for the weekend. a minivan slams into a street sign sending it flying into an officer's patrol car. watch this. [explosion] jillian: wow that is scary. the minivan fleeing the scene. police looking for the driver. the officer is okay. peta claims the nfl blocked its super bowl ad that pays homage to former player colin kaepernick. [humming national anthem]

jillian: as you can see here the ad shows animals kneeling during the sneament similar to kaepernick's protest at the nfl games. the group also demanding people stop calling their animals pets. saying the term is derogatory. that is a look at your headlines. go to janice dean right now for a little sunshine. janice: hi, how are you guys? >> we are doing great. >> where are you from? >> miami. janice: are you guys going to the super bowl? >> yes, we are. janice: are you excited to be here? [cheers] [. janice: okay. i need to hear a little more excitement than that are you guys excited to be here? [cheers and applause] janice: i love it. do you know what's great? is that the rain has held off this morning. >> thank god. janice: that's best. we could see a little later on. the worst of it is over tomorrow for the super bowl temperatures in the '70s. take a quick look at the map. we do have some rain north of the city. north of miami. but right now we are in to a clear patch, which is great news, 67-degrees did. for the 49ers 47 in san francisco with a sunny skies

and then the chiefs 33. it's cold there better to be in miami. right? who is going to win? >> chiefs. >> 49ers. >> chiefs. janice: future radar as the front moves through it will be a fantastic day tomorrow for the super bowl. there is your super bowl forecast, 70 degrees. showers and storms today but the worst of it is over which is great news. do you like puppies? >> yes. janice: how much do you like puppies? >> a lot. [cheers] janice: look at these beautiful cheerleaders first of all and these beautiful puppies. the puppy bowl, of course, is also a big feature on super bowl sunday. what's your name? >> i'm jennifer. >> do you know what the doggy's name. >> no. janice: is he cute. >> is he adorable. janice: what's your name. >>ally. janice: you are beautiful. >> thank you so much. ainsley: ready for some puppies? [cheers] janice: i'm glad you guys are here you bring mostly sunny skies to this wonderful forecast. send it back to steve, ainsley and brian.

do you love them, too? yes, we do. [cheers] steve: thank you very much, j.d. we love this weather. meanwhile straight ahead from miami. next guest moved his family from miami to florida to start a multi-million-dollar company. why miami is said to be the best city for business when we roll on live from our "fox & friends" super bowl world headquarters/home for dogs. ♪ ♪ get ready for the insurance-themed experience

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wheel. ainsley: i love it. welcome back to "fox & friends" live in beautiful miami. getting ready for big game on fox. steve: next guest says this is the city for business after he moved his family across the country to start a multi-million-dollar company right here. why did he do it? brian: all right. he is the author of the 10 x rule fun manager capital himself car don't joins to us explain. hey, grant. ainsley: good morning. >> welcome to miami beach. brian: why are you here? >> i almost wore my bikini this morning a south beach thing. ainsley: what's your story? why did you move to south beach. >> i lived in california for 25 years. absolutely loved it. moofdz fromoved totexas to cali. i was willing to pay 10%. hiked it to 13.3. 33% increase. a massive increase. i told my wife i'm putting the house on the market. we are going to sell it. you guys actually covered the story from over there. i wrote the governor a letter and say if you guys do this see this all the way through. i'm going to move. i'm a little guy.

might not mean anything to you but i believe other people will follow me. steve: right. but, grant, have you heard there are a number of democrats who rich guys like you, people who are successful like you. >> yeah. steve: can you pay the freight for everybody else. >> i understand. i don't know what rich is. but i'm a hard-working guy. trying to take care of my family. trying to grow a business. and it was impossible to grow my business there. it wasn't just the taxes. it was also -- we had five employees when we came to miami. i have 150 employees here in miami. 185 today. another 350 around the country. i did not have that. okay. when i am relieved of that kind of tax burden, i don't keep the money and buy stuff with it. i invest the money back into my company. steve: you get bigger. ainsley: you hire people. brian: isn't it the principle you work so hard to get money you don't want to give it away? isn't that part of it. >> i don't mind giving money away. brian: giving it away to the

state. >> waste it. i'm not going to give money to a charity that wastes it. i will give money to charity and to those things that actually use money correctly and properly. when we moved here. first of all, we didn't have miami on our target. this place is one of the most unbelievable. steve: you are here by accident? >> no, not by accident. we were looking at austin, nashville, atlanta. everything tax free. if i'm going to move out of that beautiful weather. tennessee. i was on a trip here to do a speaking gig right down the street. halfway across the college way. probably the same thing happened to you guys. i'm coming across the college way driving my car face timing my life illegally. i'm like we are moving to miami. i had never been here. she has never been here. steve: it's beautiful. the palm trees. >> friendly. family friendly. brian: 2.5 million people moving to florida. >> every year. new york is feeding the state of florida. steve: 900 people, grant, a day move in to the state of florida. every day. >> yeah. we are seeing new yorkers,

new jersey, connecticut, the whole northeast is moving down here. ainsley: a lot of floridians are saying shhh, keep it quiet. >> no, come bring your money. brian: keep hiring. >> bring your family we'll keep hiring and expanding. brian: congratulations. steve: we have one more hour straight ahead and one more super star guest his name is bill hemmer. he is sitting on top of the ferris wheel. i'm kidding. hey, bill. ♪ if you feel like happiness is the truth ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along if you know what happy news is to you ♪ because i'm happy ♪ ♪ clap along ♪ if you feel that's what you want to do ♪ so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one.

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♪ steve: this place is going to the dogs as we get ready for super bowl liv on fox tomorrow. the weekend wouldn't be complete without a preview of the world famous puppy bowl. ainsley: joining success an brooks a foster mom with shaggy going to rescue with a preview. >> thank you for having us. ainsley: this is the best job. tell us about the puppy bowl. >> made up of all rescue dogs and shaggy dog rescues has been participating for three years. we had a super star in it named papaya you will get to see tomorrow. steve: what makes him a super bowl. >> he runs. [wimping] steve: how do you explain how the puppy bolsa phenomenon. so many people watch the pp watching the fantastic television fox program about the super bowl.

[whimpering] brian: america loves puppies. they love to see puppies compete. good news is these puppies all need homes. if people are watching right now and saying wow, i want that dog, what do they do? >> well, for shaggy dog rescue the website is houston shaggy dog rescue.org. the rest of these are from miami-dade. steve: jillian loves dogs. jillian: my heart is melting right now. you know my dog -- i had to put my dog down a few months ago. this dog is like warming my heart. [whimpering] ainsley: i have heard some people say obviously it's wonderful because you are helping these dogs and giving a home. but if you have little children sometimes you don't know the personality and don't know the history. >> it's good to research the breed and good to talk to the rescue because they know the dog and its temperament. ask a lot of questions. ainsley: good advice, thank

you. steve: what's the number one question you should ask? >> temperament of the dog is good and how large they're going to get. steve: that's the key how big. ainsley: we have gone to four rescue out on long island and big dogs. >> 14 pounds now. he will be about 85 pounds. ainsley: so cute. steve: ann, thank you very much for giving us a little look at things from the shaggy dog committees could you. a pleasure. >> thank you. steve: round of applause for ann. [cheers and applause] steve: big final hour here on "fox & friends" super saturday. we have dr. oz coming and also we have country star john rich. and ainsley. ainsley: i see bill hemmer ♪ ♪ ♪ the better question would be where do i not listen to it. while i'm eating my breakfast...

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>> great job. thank you ladies and gentlemen. bill hemmer is here with strict dietary requirements. the ultimate tailgate crew. >> have you thought about doing more cooking at 3:00 pm? it is under consideration. >> if you guys would come around we would be a little more -- >> are you have to do is invite us. >> this is a little smoky and it is wrapped in bacon and they run it through the smoker and call it meet candy. >> or heart attack. >> it is like pigs in a blanket. >> smoked. we will see you later. congratulations on the show. it is 3:00 every day but the impeachment was blowing you out, a real challenge. >> thank you for that. we are in the middle of the

ultimate road trip. super bowl, iowa caucus, state of the union, back to new york city. if we could reverse the order it would be better because once you leave the super bowl the super bowl is such a great american experience. the league does this better than any other event. >> doesn't it remind you this is what people are talking about, there's more than impeachment? finally surrounded by fun and excitement. >> i don't quite understand why they allowed this to go into wednesday next week. >> from what i am hearing there were conversations with the white house and the president signed off on it and the idea was the most important factor was locking the vote and getting

it done and the ultimate vote eventually the schedule is wednesday. what mitch mcconnell did, he made the weekends really well for a lot of people, democrats and iowa have the weekend off, they have been in the senate chamber so long but could he have found a way to get it done before 9:00 pm tuesday night? if he were the presidency want to go to the senate chamber or house on tuesday night and make that speech? >> you don't know if you will insult them. postponing the final stage until next week gives the senators a fool weekend. they have been complaining about working long hours, did not like the conditions and restrictions in the senate. they decided last night how this would end but we knew all along how it was going to end, the president will be acquitted. >> they could have knocked it

off last night and had the weekend, that is what john soon was pushing for, not only a republican vote, mitt romney for exoneration but a few democrats could line up that way. >> they wanted to lock in the final outcome. >> and they did -- >> and prevent the possibility of something going astray between now and wednesday. >> we had two revelations from the john bolton book that have not disputed by john bolton. what will happen sunday, monday, tuesday? >> if you go to lisa murkowski and understand what her thinking was read what she said. the house shows senate articles that were rushed and flawed, the constitution -- the congress has failed, john roberts and we have degraded this institution for partisan political benefit, those who wish to pull down another. what she is doing is putting an

umbrella of protection over the supreme court, the u.s. senate, the rest of the u.s. congress as well. >> didn't they pass a resolution yesterday down party lines, republicans, 53 of them said let's pave the way for the acquittal and 47 democrats opposed right down party lines, all the republicans on board for acquittal, democrats say they have the votes, they don't need the weekend. >> her point when she met with mitch mcconnell thursday afternoon and lamar alexander thursday night she was trying to figure out a way you would not have a 50/50 split in the senate which for all parties would have been the worst outcome. >> the chief justice that i will not weigh in on this. >> leading senate republicans did not want the 50/50 vote because they knew democrats would hammer them though they will be hammered anyway for cover-up from here until --

>> that is one of the buzzwords and they now democrats will talk about these republicans were covering up for the president. we wanted witnesses at the trial which sounds fair but this was not a criminal proceeding. >> if you are mitch mcconnell maybe this is the best outcome you can get. >> got to admire the democrats, they did not look down at all when the verdict came out. and let your body expert and you can see things we can't, watch. >> they really let down the senate and the country and they know donald trump is a vicious and vindictive president but sometimes you've got to do the right thing. >> really a shameful day. this is going down is the first time in american history you have an impeachment trial with no witnesses and documents. >> i feel deeply discouraged and dismayed about our democracy.

now vindication, no victory, simply no acquittal. >> the president feels plenty vindicated, the witnesses, they had 18 witnesses. >> on the bolton matter you could challenge it in court and subpoena him. for take 6 months or a year there is a process to go through that. what murkowski is saying is you did not go through the process and wanted to fast-track the operation which is why she could not support it but whether you go back and take another track at the bolton apple i don't think you can even after the possibility of a second terminal reelection. >> we heard from alan dershowitz and other defenders of the president that even if what john bolton says the president it is true it was not impeachable. that is the background and

yesterday the republicans won, democrats got bad news, something happened during the press event we wanted to slow down. remember when nancy pelosi after democrats won in the house shushed people from applauding, the same thing happened yesterday with chuck schumer, kamala harris appears to be, watch her in the background, he puts his hand out, we will slow that down, she's laughing, he turns around, puts the kibosh on that. >> wasn't straightening his pen. >> didn't like that she was smiling. >> there's something happening in this democratic primary that flew under the radar yesterday, the possibility they are changing rules for the debate which could open the door for michael bloomberg. >> it is open and we have been covering it. >> watching tv down here,

bloomberg bad are all over with it many of them on our network as well, the bernie sanders folks are not happy about that. we will talk about that from here until mid july. philadelphia, 2016, so much bernie sanders support on the floor of the convention hall. >> voters have not left, they haven't gone. >> they are still out there and still for him. we have been saying it for a long time. there is a high probability we go to milwaukee for the democratic convention and at least two candidate still viable, bernie sanders is not going to give up the throne. michael bloomberg has the money to go to distance, joe biden likewise. i don't see anyone. >> bloomberg is a factor and the fact they changed the rules for them when they wouldn't for booker and others is huge and already got people so angry in the democratic party.

>> for the sanders voters they are seeing corruption all over this. we will follow it and see -- >> they feel they have been down that road with hillary clinton. >> i am this guy over here. >> all the recipes are masters of the bill.com. >> what we we see on television tomorrow? >> we will be on at noon and at 3:00 tomorrow for pregame show. >> the vote is 50/50, you are the tiebreaker. >> the chiefs, the bangles twice but i am just -- in the super bowl i'm leaning more to san francisco for the following reason, what terrel davis said you an hour ago. let's go to jillian who will break the tie. >> she is by 320-17. >> there's conviction right

there. with me you get some waffling. >> i don't know. good morning, good to see you, enjoy the food and we begin with this, the us declaring the virus, the nation's 7 cases confirmed in the united states. california, nearly 12,000 cases of the virus worldwide, that number up by 1400 since yesterday. 259 people have died. a member of donald trump's coronavirus task force says progress is being made in ending the outbreak, listen to this. >> we are learning every day about what this unusual virus does. there is no approved drug, we are looking at some experiment drugs, we had a number of other organizations have already started developing a vaccine. >> the us is quarantining anyone who enters the united states from the chinese province where the outbreak started.

it comes as 195 americans are quarantine on a military base in two weeks after being evacuated from china. several us airlines have suspended flights china. hundreds of anti-police demonstrated storm grand central station in new york city protesting what they call over police on the subways, that is frustrating commuters. >> these clowns blocking the subway so i can't get in. i have to get home to my wife and kids. >> the protesters calling for free public transportation in the city. police arrested several demonstrators. that's a look at your headlines coming back to you guys. >> thank you. we've been able to tear pete away from the tailgate long enough to talk to folks. >> good morning. when bill hammer threw me that pass at the ferris wheel we didn't cover a lot but we have a tape and we bring the tape to you. i made the grab i promise. who is pulling for the 49ers? who is here for the kansas city

chiefs? that is what we have been hearing all week. all of kansas city has come here but we are in miami. what is your name? >> jim. >> the dumbest question in history of domestic i asked where you from it you are wearing miami hurricanes. what is it like to have all of america here? love it? what is the best thing about miami? living here? what is your name? you are rejoicing where? >> new york city. >> you live where now? >> here. >> why did you move to florida? >> i don't wear winter coat anymore and i moved for work as well. >> less taxes. and i don't like my former mayor. >> 0% bill diblasio that guy. 900 move a day from new york to florida, there is one plus 899 right here. back to you guys on the couch. >> wrapping up some of the snacks. of using country star john rich

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>> reporter: is closing time, on the eastern part of the state, 100 or so people there. he wanted to talk about impeachment. >> it is clear republican lawyers for the president have given republicans an opportunity to say it doesn't matter, he did it but doesn't matter whether he did it or not. >> reporter: iowa voters now their person. i talked to support us to see where they were. here is what they had to say. >> number one would be bloomberg. >> bloomberg?

>> fight money with money. >> undecided at this point, trying to make up my mind. >> joe biden. he's going to unite the country and we need that. we are very divided and we need to heal. >> i will probably going to caucus for mayor pete, that's my first choice. >> i will caucus for joe. we have to get trump out of office. >> bloomberg, the first person we talked to, he is rising in the polls, sanders on top, 27%, warren at 15, bloomberg at 9%, buttigieg at 7, sanders, warren and klobuchar back here with events and in the poll is the most significant one, it will be the last before the caucuses. >> $50 million over the last few months.

and within striking distance in iowa. >> no one wants to lose but it doesn't necessarily mean you are going to win the nomination, look at ted cruz. >> the iowa caucuses are set up only three in that slate of candidates only three of the candidates were above 53% meaning the others, bloomberg and buttigieg, your candidate is under 15% those people who like buttigieg or bloomberg >> run to the other corner. >> bernie, biden, elizabeth warren, seattle here on fox. still ahead. >> doctor oz, at harvard. he was at princeton.

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>> welcome to "fox and friends," i have taken off my jacket. the coronavirus has been declared an emergency. >> we are taking as much caution as possible.

it was used for battlefields. this virus is behaving in bizarre ways. it was more infectious than we thought. there are six and in the us. 257 have died. if you look at where it belongs, the virus hunter is on the grounds, dialogueing with them, they don't know how big a promise is. it is the one in 50 chance of dying from this virus with a normal flu virus in america is one of 1000. and it has a long period of incubation as you are not sick when you first transmit it is really concerning. >> there were 11,791 coronavirus

cases worldwide, 259 in the us, one in arizona, two in illinois, three in california and one in washington. >> countries like russia should enact 2000 mile borders and forcing everyone - stores there, it is financial to a lot of companies. there is a real problem. companies are losing money. apple can't sell -- and it is part of it is we know there is a big virus, pandemic virus. >> we don't know if this is it. >> stop behaving like that but it is a shot across the bow.

and prevent the big one, from hurting a lot of people, the inner psychic of every hundred years a massive virus can kill a lot of humans. it might be a threat. >> when plane rescued americans that were trying to get out of china but not all of them. 1000 americans brought 240 back. what will happen to the others? >> like the ones -- >> only a few days. >> you will know within a week. >> quarantine them for a week. >> no one is going anywhere. dependents -- it is a problem, and -- >> a well-rounded person, one of which is football player in college and use your

professional advice and match my deductible and say this. >> the all-star game when i was growing up before college. >> tell me your prediction for that. >> the game will be decided by mental error. not the physicality or higher high you jump, superathletes but the mentally are -- because read is a great coach and i am a big eagles fan they will win by one and it is pretty accurate. it will only be someone makes a mistake up here. >> what is the resting heart rate of a quarterback in the super bowl. their heart is so efficient, the way you rig a towel their hearts are so efficient.

very slowly and in the game everything changes and we think they are superhuman but -- >> the story of joe montana in a game-winning drive, that is john candy, how cool he was. thank you very much. >> they are up in the big ferris wheel. check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls

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♪ >> the 49ers drum line. they were the future of football. scott allen back, executive

director, florida youth football players are behind me. welcome. as much as people are focusing on the game you are focused on the future. without these players there is no game. >> the football developed a model, remember the us olympic committee, looking at what all the other sports are doing, eight goals sizes, eight field sizes, baseball, t-ball, player pitch. >> nothing changes in football. >> imagine how we play this game. we are looking at a model based on noncontact, and tackle bar or padded flag. and multiple positions and onto 100 yard field. it was the study, parents have to have choice.

>> that is getting boring. >> 6 or 7 or 8 men with all the kids rotating positions. that is the kind of thing they want to hear. >> i talk to the players drilling through their kids. are you concerned the numbers are decreasing. >> the market is telling us they want options and in 3 points and a new way to look at the game. we want to work on everybody. we are one of the largest and oldest youth football organizations in the world, the first national partner to join us so excited about that. >> the other thing is courage. remember the rock explaining he was scared of the field. when he got a lot of great he was killer and the university of miami. it is about growth. >> it is like a funnel.

progress to contact, get them to the high school where coaches take over. >> can you as a governing body get across america to listen to you. >> the college coaches and professional leagues are supporting this model and they have to do something. they are bending together. >> usa football, thanks so much. the guys you are seeing tomorrow, started right here. >> it starts at a young age. let's get you caught up on headlines, one person that after a stadium collapses in russia. this may be hard to watch, drone footage capturing the moment it was a domino like affect, tries to runoff and eventually found in the rubble, three other workers on site are being questions.

actress laura laughlin and her husband for their mansion up for sale. the couple lived in the home for $29 million, 6 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms. tm the reporting the listing has nothing to do with the college admission scandal. laughlin and her husband are accused of paying half $1 million in bribes to get their daughters into usc. both have pleaded not guilty. kansas city hospital getting into the super bowl spirit, you can see many babies donning weeks in sweatpants that looked just like cornerback patrick mahoney. the chiefs take on the san francisco 49ers tomorrow at 6:30 eastern. let's go to janice. >> i am on the beach, my favorite place to be. we had thunder boomers last may, severe weather for south

florida, the worst is moved on. we could see a stray shower or thunderstorm, and the rest of the country is very quiet, it is very active but for the big game tomorrow cold front moves through, dealing with temperatures in the low 70s, relatively low humidity. the roof is going to be open, a great day for the super bowl and fabulous for "fox and friends" tomorrow. some of our viewers know i'm a plastic rock girl at heart, i would see guns and roses as part of the super bowl and rocking out as you can see. opening up for guns and roses was snoop dogg and his people said he wasn't going to do any - he came on up to me, got a

picture and there is snoop dogg and jd. what do you think? should we do a reality tv show? did that with martha stewart. i loved it, so exciting, thank you, "fox and friends" for sending me to guns and roses. >> you warned me. >> it is important to have snoop dog. >> some players in the nfl. the coolest guy -- >> still ahead, what to expect during the big game.

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♪ >> thanks for allowing us to barge into your saturday morning. we are soaking up the sun, super bowl liv, we are at the water's edge. >> before the game kicks off join fox nation for super tailgate security for football. >> one man will be there, our next guest you can identify with

the hat. he is author of the pursuit with john rich. >> i'm excited to be part of fox nation. how about the super bowl, this is getting interesting. maholmes is from texas tech, i played for amarillo. >> how about the fact that you were pretty much the star of the brand-new fox nation and that will run on the super bowl. >> i cannot believe that. a great ad talking about all the great things they do. it is entertaining. they will run it at half time during the super bowl. >> that is awesome, pretty big. you come from the south, tailgating is a big deal and fox nation has a tailgate today. >> we have barbecue, whiskey and

combine the two, just won a big award from you. we made a barbecue sauce and putting it together it is incredible. >> people who are here in miami, people who have received the chicken, it will be on the apps, the new facebook page, you can watch it. if you have a ticket you have to be on the inside, it is why you become a member of fox nation because you get invites. >> why are you holding that? >> i like football in general but we were on the ferris wheel, it is very hot. and hour ago bill hammer was on top and decided to throw me a ball and i tried to catch it but we missed it on camera but one of the cameras was rolling. here is a tape of the actual catch.

>> i did the shuffle in honor of bill hammer, a huge cincinnati bengals fan. i thought of this in the moment. >> your jeans are all messed up. what if you spike the ball and it ricocheted. >> i'm ready to take that, a great throw, i misjudged it and made a diving grab. >> we will see you, catch it again. one for one. look forward to tailgating with you. fantastic. great to see you. >> come back and talk about it. >> in a couple weeks. >> get the redneck wine. >> fox sports analyst, one of

the stars of fox nfl sunday making his way to our set. ♪

♪ >> we are one day from super bowl liv. >> the chiefs and 49ers, all that is left is the big game in

the big game preshow. >> joining us is the maestro behind it all. are you ready for 4 and a half hours? >> i am scouting for 15 years from now covering the super bowl somewhere. we get a super bowl every third year and that is the most exciting thing. it is a game everybody talks about. it is not just a game anymore but it is about the unofficial holiday. the entertainment and everything. it is one of the things we try to keep in mind and have a good time. >> what is your prediction? >> a good deal about what goes in. this game could go either way. i'm being honest about that. the 49ers are better team, this is going down in the fourth quarter.

i would say 32-30, 49ers. >> part of the pregame is the president of the united states will sit down with sean hannity. what will be about? >> don't know, i don't know what it is going to be about. >> it is in the middle of the pregame, 4 and a half hours in south beach, more outside the stadium and in that portion, leaving from south beach, sean hannity talking about whatever they talk about. >> whether people play for him or against him, he is in the game a second time. would you tell a story when he was a kid and a famous picture -- >> on video forever, the most

beloved guy in the league, doesn't matter, everybody loves andy reid. everybody loves making fun of him because he was making fun of himself. when he is 13 years old, he is like this big and kids around him are like this. we had to break it down. this is the network tease but he tells the story, explains why he is bigger than the other kids. there is a reason behind it and how much he hates it. >> first time i fell in love with the pregame show, the storylines make silver game but you will have a lot of -- you think you know a lot about these teams. >> looking at deeper moves. >> how did you manage the cast of characters? >> the same way you did, a little less coffee. >> don't think they are impacted.

>> what a family you guys are. >> back to another moment we had in the history of the nfl, three weeks ago, jimmy johnson is everywhere. people can see how much we were excited because we love one another. i can show it to you. that comes across here. >> you are doing play-by-play. hey, ladies and gentlemen, round of applause. >> thank you very much. we are celebrating the big game. here next.

>> welcome back to "fox and friends". >> joining us, mario and joe, thanks for being here. who is going to win? >> tell us about the cake. >> in the nfl, it is a good cause, they feed the hungry and if you come to the super bowl.

>> will this make the crowd? >> do we find out what sand tastes like? >> it is a trade secret. >> we could all do it. >> it is black and white cake with chocolate fudge. >> how did you stand up like that. >> for more information, go for tickets and before we leave you on saturday a couple to thank. >> the flowers here and samsung electronics and soundcards.

♪ >> the final push for the first battle of 2020 and all eyes on the hawkeye state. cavuto live. >> miami is viewed this time of year, the super bowl is where i am coming from with all eyes on what will happen 48 hours from now. a crucial context that could decide the presidential election. 11 candidate strong and a lot of attention on whohe