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ainsley: thank you. brian: park in my usual spot. steve: live from super bowl, miami. the day of the big game. brian: i am excited. we have the peewee football team. ainsley: how cute are the little boys. the equipment weighs more than they do. steve: all about the big game today. it is a little chilly. we had really nice weather. had some rain here. we take the perch on the rental curvy couch. the cheerleaders from southeastern university. they're the cheerleaders from lakeland, florida. and our coverage today, brought to you by our friends at progressive. welcome aboard, folks, it is

"fox & friends" live from miami. ainsley: this is the day that most people think of the best day of the year. brian: why? ainsley: because it is all about football. it is all about family. it is all about competition and the commercials. the only thing, only show, probably, right you would stick around to watch the commercials. brian: i would think so. there is a great spirit here in miami. they have been doing it 10 years. each time they host the super bowl, it gets bigger and better. this year for the fifth time they playing at hard rock stadium. that was once joe robbie stadium. this is the first time we have the 550 million-dollar upgrade to it where men any roof. the last time they had the game in miami it rained. and people were complaining. ainsley: if it rains they can cover it. steve: it is open there. ainsley: "fox & friends" gameday coverage brought to you by progressive. we're to greatful.

thank you, progressive. steve: we are. hard rock stadium is miles away in miami gardens. we find pete hegseth live at the big stadium for the big day. pete: "fox & friends" literally the first people on the field this morning. they just turned lights on. we walked on. they have the heat lamps. the sun is drying the field. there has been a little rain as you guys know over last couple days so they're drying the field off. this is real grass. you're right, brian. upgrades are legit. they hosted five previous super bowls. this is the sixth. for niners fans, two previous super bowl wins have been here at hard rock stadium. you're right, joe robbie and doll fence stadium. you give me tough assignments. this one i enjoy. i can't go on the field inside

the lines. it is only first hour of the show. give it a couple hours. i will work my way on the field. maybe catch a touchdown bass, a dream for me. steve: pete, just don't streak across the field. i know it is cable but don't streak. pete: anything for ratings, guys. ainsley: you met brett favre who was your childhood hero this week. what does it feel like on the field today? pete: you reach down. pull ad little more grass probably most to. catch that on camera later. real grass on the field, on the super bowl. it is an american holiday. we all watch it. to be here is really cool. we do it right on "fox & friends." we're the only ones. that is why we're number one. we go on the field before anyone else does. brian: a little smaller than other venues.

the average super bowl ticket is $7186. if you have 17 friends and wanted to get a 18th person in the stadium, 460,000 plus dollars. is it going to be worth it to spend half a million dollars on a suite? pete: brian kilmeade, we know you can afford that i know what my contract looks like. that is something you can afford. it is. it is a tight venue. you can feel it. there is reason why it is made-for-tv. you're right. i hope weather is good. we have to go to jd. it is wide open f it rains you're in for it. really cool spot here. steve: people who are paying high dollars are projected. jd said yesterday, i looked at the foxcast, looks like going to be a chamber of commerce day down there. we're not only ones in florida. the president of the united states is 60 meals or so north

where we're sitting right now, in hess seaside resort known as mar-a-lago. sean hannity sat down with the president. we'll see the interview with him during the pregame show tonight around 6:30 on fox. who is the president pulling for? that is question so many people want the answer to. our own peter doocy. i say our own, used to be a tax deduction for me, he was with the president on thursday before the keep america great rally. i asked the president, who is he rooting for? >> super bowl pick, chiefs or 49ers? >> i love them both. two very having teams. having players, great players. hopefully a great super bowl. >> so no pick. >> i better not do that. i do have a feeling who is going to win but i'm not going to say

it. steve: if he picked kansas city team that he will lose california. i'm just saying. brian: losing california pretty much. ainsley: maybe that means he is choosing the 49ers he doesn't want to make the folks in the midwest upset. brian: we'll keep pete with us. ainsley: honestly they said the matchup, they're very similar. both of them are obviously good. steve: will be close. ainsley: two points, right? brian: 1 1/2. you're absolutely right, ainsley. too close to call. i was at nfl honors last night talking to who's who of football. smartest people on both teams still can't figure it out. one thing is cool, both owners owned by women. it has a great tradition with especially hunt family. mrs. hunt has been there for every super bowl since their team was there. ainsley: super bowl, impeachment

or/, acquit. steve: fallout from it. we'll show you what nancy pelosi tweeted. you she knows the writing is on the wall. the president will be acquitted at 4:00 on wednesday. she tweeted yesterday, it is a sad day for america to see senator mcconnell humiliate the chief justice of the united states into presiding over a vote which rejected our nation's judicial norms, precedents and institutions which uphold the constitution the rule of the law. pete, this is what we'll see going forward. the democrats are going to try to tag every pub pick right up to their elections in the house and all the vulnerable senators who are going to be up for re-election in this cycle, say, hey, you voted for acquittal of a president who was guilty as sin. pete: they can try. there is impeachment going on? listen, guys, i'm on the field of the super bowl. people's gaze will quickly turn

to that game, then to iowa. then to the state of the union and everything else. i'll tell you, remember when the government shutdown would be a problem for everybody? remember, how will this play in the midterms. how will this play in the presidential. that was 19,000 iterations ago of news cycle. it might cut one way or the other, we already seen what happened in the house the way people view impeachment going on and on on on. i don't know anything that pertains to the senate floor except for the acquittal on wednesday will have impact on reason why people go to the polls. you talk to folks as i get a chance to do with "fox & friends" all the time across the country. i will be in diners this week in iowa and elsewhere. ask them it. they are not interested. they want what impacts their lives this is important for to us cover. ultimately i don't see it mattering. brian: i think it is terrible for the country. the democrats are not stopping. they will continue the

investigations. pete: that's right. brian: billing out paperwork. carolyn maloney says investigations and oversight will continue. we have several cases including the supreme court will hear, can the president be forced to release his taxes to the southern district of new york. so game on. ainsley: there are so many different tweets and comments. pete: fuel, fuel for the supporters of this president. ainsley: maxine waters is saying that, be republicans should grow home. grow a backbone. senator chuck schumer, make mo mistake, the full truth eventually comes out. the republicans will have the answer for their coverup. brian: pete -- pete: go ahead, brian, please. brian: to change gears, you mentioned about football, that is what we should talk about, i mentioned two female owners. the person lamar hunt, had everything to do with the afl-nfl merger. he is from texas.

named the afc championship trophy after his family. hasn't been there for 50 years. on the red carpet, the hunt family showed up, including his son clark, the owner of the team, oldest male on the team, hess mom actually owns the team. i asked him before kickoff, what will he be thinking about? here is what he said. >> lastly clark prediction. >> i'm not in the business of making predictions. andy and his staff have the team ready to play. 49ers are good team. brian: impossible to not to think about your dad. >> my whole family is thinking about my dad last couple weeks. from the moment we lift the trophy with his name on it. so many ties to the super bowl, including naming it. it will be 'em possible not to think about it. steve: no kidding. hunt family is legendary because

of everything they have done for football. brian: pete? pete: i make prediction, every state except california or oregon, you have san francisco folks bleeding in there is pulling for the kansas city chiefs. it is an american story. they haven't been here for 50 years. middle america, we saw it on our set alone here in miami. i think this, but we'll see. two equally matched teams. will be a fantastic game as you guys know. steve: brian i were talking about it this morning. given what you were talking about, kansas city has not been in the super bowl for a long time, 50 years. brian telling me vegas odds on different buzzwords, first hall-of-famer name will be mentioned, you have to figure underdog, will it be referring to kansas city or san francisco. brian: joe buck, bets what joe buck will say first. what san francisco legend he brings up first, joe montana,

steve young, colin kaepernick. ainsley: brian said when he was on red carpet, he was first on the red carpet. as soon as everyone went through security he was there, to get all the bigwigs when they came through. you talked about kraft, not being in the super bowl? steve: we have a sound bite. brian: bob kraft, not here, not playing for first time. here did what owner of patriots said. is it a relief not being in this game? >> come on. depressing. brian: unusual. >> we had privilege being four out of the last five. two great teams playing here tomorrow. both exciting teams. i'm still story we're not in the game. only patriot fans understand the feeling. i know a lot of other people are happy. brian: people are seeing tom brady talking through a tunnel. he is cleaning out his suites. what is going on? will he be back next year?

>> you have to ask him. i sure hope so. brian: one of the biggest lines -- ainsley: see you later. that was the end of that. brian: guys i did my homework. i did my homework the other day. i spent my time at radio row, talking to broadcasters, the voice of the patriots, loves you guys, "fox & friends" by the way, look out, tom brady a big paycheck could be on his way from somewhere else, maybe. not clear if brady will be there next year. brian: prediction, anywhere else it will be tennessee. the outside bet is san diego. pete: raiders. las vegas raiders. steve: great to have you live from the stadium on the big gameday. brian: we'll be back and forth with peter. still ahead he inspired one of the most iconic sports films. ♪ >> you have to do better than that. yes. louder. >> show me the money.

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trump, we saw in the first time in a while. people like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders taking it to the voters here. watch. >> i am here right now in iowa reaching out to everyone as best i can. this is such an incredible opportunity. >> the whole world is asking whether or not the people in iowa are prepared to stand up to fight for justice. reporter: sanders drawing a strong crowd. warren as well on his heels. biden continues to have the advantage, been out here talking to crowds every day. he gave a print interview where he was feeling pressure of sanders but at the sanders rally we found the same enthusiastic supporters but found at least one person who undecided. we learned what people felt about impeachment. listen. >> i won't commit to who i am caucus for yet, but i can tell you why i like bernie and i feel

like he sincerely care. >> this is movement. it truly is. he hasn't been here all week. people can speak to what he has been saying. that is enough. he down physically have to be here. >> impeachment was like a wrench in the machine. it is a total distraction. very unproductive in my mind. it doesn't, didn't really mean very much. reporter: big news last night, "the des moines register" ended 76 year tradition. normally had final poll t got pulled last night after respondents said their candidate wasn't on the survey. brian, ainsley, steve. brian: that is amazing. they won't have the great poll because mayor pete's name wasn't bold enough. steve: griff, you're on the ground there. what i was reading in "the des moines register," one responded, commented to "the des moines register," person asked me questions about the names, never named mayor pete. maybe just one time but

nonetheless, they're pulling the plug on it? reporter: they're pulling the plug on it. perhaps we'll learn more about it. one thing we'll find out is, who they're going to count for tomorrow. brian: surely. leigh steinberg next. hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and we're giving families an online option for public education. where schools provide students with the personalized attention they deserve. students can thrive, find their passion, and learn in an environment that encourages discovery

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♪. brian: drew rosenhaus prescription how it will play out. who will come out on top? >> it is a evenly matched game, and it will come down to the quarterbacks. i have great clients on both teams but i give the edge to jimmy garoppolo. brian: nfl super agents descending on the great game. including drew rosenhaus. this man, depicted accurately according to him in ""jerry

maguire"? remember him. >> jerry, jerry, say it how you mine it, brother. i have my brother on the other line. i want to hear you say it. >> show you the money. >> that sew me the money. >> show me the money. >> yes, lauder! >> show me the money! brian: leigh steinberg, roughly depicted your background, leigh. no super bowl would be without you. >> what a legacy to have tom cruz be you. ainsley: are you dating rene sell wigger. was the film accurate. >> cameron crowe followed me around for a year. i took cuba gooding, jr., down to the super bowl, pretend him wide receiver. the quarterback played by jerry o'connell, throw a spiral. he had gone to nyu.

they didn't have football. brian: 11th time a leigh steinberg client stars in the super bowl. your client, patrick mahomes. people say enroute to being best ever. did you expect him to be this good, this fast? >> we knew he was freakishly gifted. we understood he had a personality grounded, no highs, no lows. capacity in adversity, thrown a couple interceptions, the crowd is booing, the center looking at you like you're on hall halluci. he has the ability to quiet his mind. steve: put up video of mahomes so people remember what he looks like. tell us about his personal story. he will lead the kansas city chiefs to the first super bowl in 50 years. tell us about his family.

>> grew up in tyler, texas, in a place called whitehouse. his dad was a baseball pitcher. he learned about the highs and lows. he hung out with the yankees, with derek jeter and a-rod. he is faith based. he is naturally mature and outward directed. he would ask you how you're doing. he set up a charitable foundation, 15 and the ma homes raised hundred of thousands of dollars for youth charities. brian: that is the type of person you want. you want well-rounded. i asked you, are you recruit him. you recruit him. how did you recruit him and because there is a lot of great players, a lot of great agents? >> well, his parents, set up a screening committee. so it was his mother, his father, his godfather, latroy hawkins who pitched in the major

leagues for 20 years. steve: how many agent were vying for him. >> there is a 1000 certified agents. steve: it was a long time. >> our practice is about role modeling. going back to the high school community. setting up scholarship fund to the university and a pro city for a charitable foundation that makes a difference in the world. so we talked that language and he was all in. ainsley: at this point in your career how many people do you represent? >> i have done 62 first round draft picks. >> wow. >> very first pick in the nfl draft eight different years. we had our 11th player go in the hall of fame. we have a very vibrant practice. ainsley: courage to walk away, people trying to make career decisions they're fearful. what is your advice. >> hone your listening skills. do internal inventory you understand what your own deepest anxieties and fears are, and greatest hopes and dreams.

hone your listening skills so that you can draw out another human being and understand who they actually are below the surface. then you can bond emotional any. brian: all started with your college buddy steve bart. i know it is exciting for you. you have to be excited. mahomes family. look what he has done so quickly. >> nothing is so fun having a quarterback in the super bowl. steve: you're only one here would know that. >> thank you. steve: i almost called you jerry. leigh. he is a legend. leigh steinberg. ainsley: thank you. steve: coming up, jillian joins nfl stars to honor servicemembers. she takes to a super bowl event after the break.

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>> whoa. >> you get a hug. >> oh, yeah. [cheering] brian: "fox nation" super tailgate party. the first one. this will go on for 50 years. >> did you see how good i was at jenga? ainsley: did john rich knock it over. i don't think anybody lost. >> it is a little chilly today. >> i warned you guys yesterday. it will be in the low 50s but will feel really cool. there is relatively no humidity. great for our hair but we need some jackets. brian: we do need jackets. you don't listen to your tosses. >> i didn't listen to the

wardrobe change, because i war my giants jersey. i said can i wear my jersey? brian said no. no, you can't. can i show you what is on the back of this? >> how did you get that. >> they know i love them. brian: that's awesome. >> eli, i love you. steve: he has the day off. >> he wouldn't come to the super bowl? steve: his team is not here. brian: very limited on the first snap for the first game. steve: anyway, a great sunday morning live from miami beach. thanks for joining us. we have four hours. right this half hour we start with something special. ainsley: we're obviously celebrating the nfl's big game this weekend. the league partnered with usaa to honor our heroes. steve: here in miami a few lucky servicemembers and their families got an experience of the lifetime at the usaa salute

to service lounge. brian: our own jillian mele, we yes we own her. >> this is great event. active duty servicemembers. family members. there are kids there, relatives. it is a great event. we got a chance to talk to a lot of them. we talked to ryan tannehill from the and christian mccaffrey. >> tell me about the experience so far. >> it is great to meet with veterans. sign autographs with them. pair with usaa and the american legion knife so much respect for the military. give us freedom to play football on sunday on enjoy our daily lives. >> at the end of play a game. these guys fight for our family lives, entire country's lives. we brought the sergeant to the super bowl. >> we can't honor put into

words. how awesome it is. why we do it. makes it worthwhile. shows a little bit of appreciate shun. >> tell me how you ended up here. >> the niners chose us to honor my husband mick, mick lamar. he was avid football fan. you said i know what, teach me the game how it is played. and that was our sundays. was all about football. >> seeing celebrities take time to understand the sacrifices for our country. to feel that love. we have so much love for what they do. >> guys are appreciative of everyone in this room. cool to see they like to give back. >> we had a fun time, 3:00 in the morning to go up watch the game. you're sitting there with all your buddies with gist comradery with your buddies. >> you say this is why we're doing this. for the good ol' u.s. of a.

steve: it is more than just a big game. >> it is humbling to be in a room full of heroes to us, right? they look at the athlete as heroes. the athletes look at them. to have the conversations and for the servicemembers to sit there, say, look what we're overseas, we get a little bit home when we watch a game. that is what we look forward to. get up in the middle of the night because of the time change but we -- ainsley: veterans love usaa. the company really supports veterans. >> he and i talked about us. ainsley: i got in a car accident. the guy who hit me was military. they were usaa. they were very quick to pay me back. >> important things in life. brian: they will always show troops deployed somewhere watching the game, afghanistan, iraq, wherever it was. donnie edwards, kansas city chiefs, he was honored by usaa,

what he does for the military. there is a military base right by kansas city, they do the fly over. >> gives you chills. thank you for everyone we talked to for your service. steve: great coverage. ainsley: football, family, military a good day. steve: 21 men's before the top of the hour, early on the sunday morning, a little chilly here in miami beach. that is not slowing down jd and the crowd. we love it. >> how are you guys? [cheering] >> 6:30 in the morning. what is your name? >> woody. >> where are you from? >> new jersey. >> where are you from? >> fort lauderdale. >> who are you rooting for? >> san francisco. >> all right san francisco. were you at the "fox nation" event. >> it was awesome. >> did you see me win jenga? >> i was not there, i'm sorry. we have it on the videotape. look at weather. temperatures would be in the 50s. i told everybody it would feel cool because the relative humidity is relatively low.

we had those thunderstorms move in. we have a spectacular day for the super bowl! we're here in miami. [cheering] i have to tell you it is ground hog day. punxsutawney phil will come out of his, burrow, six more weeks of winter or early spring. >> early spring. >> who do you want to shut out to? >> coconut grove. >> we'll talk to them all morning long and super bowl for ground hog day. back to you, steve, ainsley, brian, jillian! steve: she said juddian. time for the news with jillian. >> a coronavirus virus case confirmed in the u.s. they diagnose ad boston man with the

illness, the first case on the east coast. new york city monitors the first possible coronavirus case. bill de blasio says the city is taking all necessary precautions. >> who is being evaluated right now did exactly as they should have, they had traveled to china. they did have the specific symptoms associated with coronavirus and they did come to get medical care. >> the pentagon nowing military housing for up to 1000 people who may be quarantined after returning to the u.s. from china. nearly 200 americans are quarantined right now. 304 people have died from the virus including a man in the philippines, the first death outside of china. there are more than 14,000 cases worldwide. that is 2,000 more cases than just yesterday. 2020 hopeful michael bloomberg unveiling his 5 trillion-dollar tax plan. the billionaire wants to roll back president trump's tax cuts,

restore obama era rates an increase taxes on ultrawealthy people like himself. bloomberg says the money go towards infrastructure projects, green energy invests an affordable housing. get free wings this super bowl sunday. buffalo wild wings give free wings to everyone in the u.s. if the game goes into overtime. the odds not that great. the chain says there is 10% chain goes into over time. only game that went longer than four quarters, super bowl li in 2017. don't forget to visit super bowl on fox. i don't know why i have to say don't forget, it is here on fox. brian: nfl says 45% of their audience are women. >> really? brian: 45% of their audience. ainsley: i get that. brian: you do? ainsley: yeah. i like it. steve: not only people watching the game, they're watching commercials. it is also a party. you were talking about many so

of those wings. look at that. our friend at buffalo wild wings dropped by with a bunch. as expected janice is tasting them. they are, janice, how tasty? >> finger looking good. brian: should talk to her before she chewed. steve: very nice, janice. brian: 17 minutes before the top of the hour. peewee football players getting help from a former nfl player. rich delgado played at university of maryland. he joins us with his super bowl prediction. ainsley: the technology that will make the game look a whole lot better in your house. steve: how are you? good morning. ♪. you met on an app. delete it.

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brian: when you see this game on tape, how do you see it play out? >> i see two good defensive lines playing great. i look for a good game. look for a game with high-intensity, awfully high scoring but something the fans are thrilled to watch. ainsley: whoa. does pete hegseth know you interviewed him. steve: john randle. hall-of-famer. ainsley: that was brian at the red carpet honors. they will tune in to watch super bowl on fox. groundbreaking technology will make the game more electrifying, at least more so than ever. steve: make it cooler than ever. we have curt the cyber guy joining us right now. what will they use tonight to make it like no other super bowl? >> many firsts in history. ainsley: are you excited? >> i am. i'm excited.

i will not be at the game. i will be watching at home. i will love it. i have done the homework finding out why it will look so great. 70 cameras like this one. this giant camera behind us. they will be all over the place. not just on a jib, just not like regular broadcast camera. ainsley: hello. >> 24 super motion cameras. steve: people can see the teleprompter. augmented reality. >> i will get to that in just a second. >> for first time they will have the amazing skycam overhead. it will be the first time actually mounted above the stadium. why do you want that? it will be tuning in to augmented reality. what does that mean? there is unreal engine. in the technology world, those are the people that build the platform for games. so fox has been so smart. they brought in this amazing technology to bring in augmented reality. it will look like a videogame on

parts of the game as you watch it. there will be player stats. players move around in a different way. really, really incredible. the halftime, j.lo and shakira. watch this year. in six minutes they will have the stage assembled. they're using massive technology to come and assemble a stage in six minutes. in the end they break it down. obviously pretty incredible f you're having your own game at home, super bowl party, online betting games, you can have, make up your own questions. the leading ones online for example, is, how many times will people mention in the game that katy sours is only first female coach for the 49ers? ainsley: or underdog. >> or underdog. make your own questions up based on the online game. steve: i asked joe buck at an event how times he would mention impeachment? he said no. ainsley: that ship has sailed.

>> watch this, this will be one of those games worth watching just for the technical aspects of it. so excited. steve: why so many people buy big tvs for the big game. >> you're right. brian: great job. appreciate it. steve: check out more at cyberguy.com. ainsley: who joins us coming up? howie carr. steve: there is howie right there. big daddy rich delgado coming across the field to join us. come on, big daddy. any comments doug? yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

♪. brian: saying goes defense wins championships. super bowl liv on fox will feature two of the nfl's best. steve: our next guest sat down with one of the most feared people in super bowl history is raw lewis. ainsley: here to join us with his interview is big dad did i rich delgado. steve: where did you catch up with ray. >> we found him at his gala. we tried to get him to say who do you think will win on sunday? he asked me that question. steve: watch this. >> when you come back home, create something, it is so tangible for what people are needing. the hopeless, the homeless. >> i have known about you, as

long as we're friends. you have a positive outreach. >> if i ever leave this earth, right? , even with reflecting on my good friend, kobe bryant, that hurt. that hurt. >> that hurt a lot of people. that hurt a lot of people. >> he gave me a try. i like, okay, we got to do more. we got to be, we got to be present. we have to be more present. because, only thing we got is time spent. >> someone told me this a long time ago when i got involved in giving, when you giving, give more, every tiny penny that is made. >> somebody life's changes, somebody's life changes. somebody's life changes. that is why we do this. big daddy, here in miami, i know where i'm leaning. i would love to know who you pick for the super bowl? >> ray, i put my foot in my mouth. but my heart is going with andy reid. and also team spaing nola is

there. he is family to me. with my heart, i'm going with kansas city. >> you know what? that is good. you almost influenced me. i won't say nothing yet. steve: sounds like ray lewis doing the play-by-play. >> listen. okay, ray, i will tell you how i feel. it was good. brian: sounds like he is leading towards san francisco? >> yeah. exactly. steve: sounds like you're going for my chiefs. >> this is who i think is going to win. ainsley: really. >> i also want to say, we have to thank the guy that got us these helmets. brian: who? >> marti from rydell. he also made those. all the hosts will get those too go chiefs. brian: "fox & friends" personally. thanks, big daddy. ainsley: thanks, big daddy.

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♪ steve: ladies and gentlemen, we've got the northwestern senior high school, the nighty marching bulls performing on the field along with the orlando press team. football players and southeastern university cheerleaders as well. brian: they got up early, they're out here doing drills, working out. we're going to talk to them in just a little while. what i find unbelievable about this generation of marching bands, plague isn't enough. there's -- playing isn't enough. there's singing, there's chanting -- >> it has been such a fun last few days here. sean hannity went to mar-a-lago to interview the president,

that's going air during the halftime show -- brian: is that the same show that he's going to show up on our show? ainsley: stay tuned. steefs steefs "fox & friends" game day coverage brought to you by our friends at progressive. thank you very much. anyway, we are here right along the water's edge, and it is actually a obviously. behind me you can see i think fox sports is setting up, eventually they'll be broadcasting later on today. you've with also got the heat lamps on the field because this is outside, hopefully the weather holds up.

they're warming it up, i'll be laying underneath those heat lamps to stay warm myself. but they're no stranger to super bowls here in miami. they've had five previous, this'll be the sixth super bowl when the chiefs take on the 49ers later on today on fox. and it's a good omen for the 49ers, they've won two of their previous five super bowls

ferocious, but mahomes has got a lot of room, and i'm no nfl

analyst, right? i'm sticking to my politics, but i feel like with that wildcard, the chiefs could do anything even though the niners, i think they're picked to win by 1. it's going to be a fantastic game. i can't wait to watch it from a holiday inn express in des moines, iowa. ainsley: from your perspective, those guys are on the field. especially patrick, that's going to be a lot of pressure. it's like 70,000, 60,000 in that stadium? pete: 65,000 max here at the hard rock stadium. i imagine they'll squeeze a few more in. if our field -- ainsley: a lot of pressure. pete: you've done that, brian, you've stayed past your field pass, i know you have in previous super bowls -- brian: all of them. the other thing to keep in mind for these teams, and that's totally true, thanks for outing me. good thing no one's up at this hour from the nfl -- [laughter] halftime is so much longer, the pregame is so much longer. you warm up and then you stand

for so long. so that's the one thing where experience certainly helps teams because everything just lasts longer. it's hard to keep the adrenaline going the whole time. pete: absolutely. a couple of young teams too. both sides, right? mahomes has been in some big games, no doubt, but the niners are really young. garoppolo's a young guy. you wonder, everyone's saying look at the first 15 plays, andy reid's first 15 will tell you about their game plan. but as we say in the military, no plan survives first contact with the enemy, so what kind of defense do they face and what happens on the field and what adjustments are made at halftime while jlo's singing. i don't even know, it's not jlo at halftime, demi lovato -- ainsley: yeah, it is, come on! p. president a lot of variables. steve: and, of course, we're kind of, like, part of the pregame show.

we're the pre, pre, pregame here on the news channel. of course, our broadcast brothers and sisters take over this afternoon. by the way, during the pregame show sean hannity's interview with the president will run during the pregame show. ainsley: oh, it's the pregame show. i think i said halftime. steve: same idea. a little bit before. and sean's going to be joining us at 9:00 this morning. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about what is going on regarding the president. we've been told -- there's sean hannity. we've seen him before. [laughter] the president is down here in florida, he's at mar-a-lago, his resort, he's polishing his state of the union address. he's still going to give it even though -- he's going to give the state of the yawn onaddress on tuesday -- union address on tuesday night. then on wednesday at 4:00 he will be acquitted 100%. meanwhile, the president tweeted this out yesterday: getting a little exercise this morning, and there you can see him, i think he is at his resort.

[laughter] he's either at mar-a-lago doing a little drilling or -- ainsley: what does that look like, guys? does that look good? steve: to me, it looked great. brian: he did not want a lot of pictures of him golfing, and this time it's different. last night about bloomberg, i think it feels like the pressure is off, to roar on tuesday. but even though the investigations probably won't stop, some of the headlines are notable. ainsley: i agree with you. i saw that picture, and i thought, okay, he's sending a message, i've got my life back. brian: he's not letting them bother him. not letting them get him down. ainsley: new york times, this is the headline. while famed in history, trump will emerge from trial triumphant and unshackled. wall street journal, trump's impeachment is virtually over. what did it change? brian: so hopefully it scared people out of impeachment, republicans and democrats. it's tedious, it is redundant

and it is useless. pete: if there's one thing this prime minister's been, it's been -- president's been, it's been totally unapologetic. here's what you accused me of, guess what i'm doing? i'm going to play golf, i'm going to watch the super bowl, watch the caucuses, see if a socialist wins in iowa. that appears who's ahead, but i don't envy the job of these speech writers. you're writing a speech for an audience on tuesday in front of the very senate jury. we know what the outcome's going to be, but what a dynamic. does he stay on script or not with a famous counterpuncher, it's going to be must-see tv. ainsley: it's the great american comeback, that's what it's called. brian: the free trade act, phase one of the china deal, he's going to talking of the israeli peace plan -- apps iowans all the jobs that were created. brian: i imagine he's not going to look to poke anyone in the

eye, but the handshake to nancy pelosi who famously -- [laughter] i wonder what that interaction's going to be like. pete: that'll be worth the price of admission right there, you're right. and when you talk to people, they point to the list of accomplishments, and they never bring up the i-word. it's an afterthought, they know how the story ends. it'll be fascinating to watch that speech and then, of course, on wednesday watch the vote. let's just watch the game before then, right, guys? we don't have enough food here, it's cold. steve: we have plenty of nacho es. and by the way, this hour we're going cooking with guy fieri, and it is fantastic. pete, stand by, we'll be back in a little bit. in the meantime, it is 7:11 here in new york city, and we are open for the pregame show. >> reporter: good morning to you. let's start off with this story because a police officer has died after being hit by a daughter in texas. officer -- car in texas.

officer alan mccollum was hit by a driver who was drunk. he served in the early for 21 years and earned a bronze star. he leaves behind a wife and three kids. rapper kanye west holding a super bowl service right here in miami, it's scheduled for later this morning at a local amphitheater. west has taken his service across the country including pastor joel osteen's church in houston. the two are set to reunite at yankee e stadium in may. >> lamar yak soften receiving the nfl's highest honor, unanimously picked as the league's most valuable player. >> i want to thank god, first and foremost, and my mother. the bread and butter. [applause] >> reporter: i am sure she's proud. jackson receiving the award after capping off a record season with the most rushing yards by a quarterback. he's the second person to be unanimously picked as mvp after

tom brady in 2010. and let's take a live look right now in punxsutawney, pennsylvania, where we are awaiting phil's weather prediction. he's expected to wake up from his wintry slumber and look for his had doe in just minutes. last year phil did not see his had doe, predicting an early spring. if sees his shadow, legend goes we are in for six more weeks of winter. last week i was thinking, oh, it's definitely early spring, but today in miami, it's definitely winter. [laughter] steve: we are six weeks away from spring anyway. ainsley: stop being so exact. [laughter] brian: thanks, jillian, appreciate it. steve: by the way, it is really chilly here. the real temperature field is 50 degrees. if we were in new york, that's why i put on a sweater, we're sitting on our hands. but i'm wearing white pants because we are in miami beach. [laughter]

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♪ ♪ steve: well, on this sunday morning we're just one day away from the iowa caucuses tomorrow night, and it's certainly not lacking drama. the highly anticipated des moines register poll of likely caucus-goers that everybody was looking forward to reading this morning has been scrapped after complaints from the buttigieg campaign about how it was conducted. apparently, his name was left off of some of the polls. ainsley: this as democratic insiders reportedly fear lots of their voters could stay home or even defect to president trump if bernie sanders snags the nomination. steve: howie carr joins us right now to weigh in. howie, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: what do you make of what is going on in iowa? for a while elizabeth warren was ahead, pete buttigieg was ahead, and right now -- >> bernie. steve: -- bernie is, the socialist. >> i think's why buttigieg was so concerned. we've all been in local tv

ratings, radio ratings and, you know, there are always these rumors going around somebody got an extra book or somebody didn't get a book. but this goes to show how important it is. i mean, we don't even know how many people were affected by this. can you imagine the kind of hysterical calls that the buttigieg campaign must have made yesterday to -- steve: because apparently there was a respondent who said, yeah, they asked me about the candidates, they left pete buttigieg off, so "the des moines register" said, okay, we've got to -- >> yeah. and buttigieg and elizabeth warren are neck and neck for third place. i mean, that's going to be really important going into new hampshire. ainsley: a lot of the donors say if it's bernie, many of the voters will just vote for president trump instead. >> i think it's just because he is so radical, you know? and it's not just medicare for all, but, you know, abolish student debt. he's talking about, and so is elizabeth warren, talking about shutting down fracking. do you know how many -- i was

looking it up driving down here, there's over a million people employed in frack. if that gets out, and i'm sure that trump will get it out, you know, that could turn ohio, michigan into west virginia which just flipped from democrat to republican overnight when obama and hillary started talking about shutting down the coal industry. steve: so they're going to have a vote on impeachment on wednesday at 4:00. tuesday night the president's going to give his state of the union address. it's too bad they could not have workedded it out where he would have been acquitted before, and i know a number of house members feel like the senate let everybody down, but nonetheless are, going forward until the election the democrats are going to beat the drum that this guy should have been removed -- >> stained. what are they talking about? it was a frame job. his numbers have gone up ten points since this whole thing started. i mean, even a casual observer knows what's going on here. this was a real railroad. adam schiff has helped out the

president. steve: what about this vulnerable u.s. senator who might have had to have taken a tough vote like cory gardner in colorado? >> that's another practicing state,. steve: steve well, that's true. >> i think corey gardner's going to be okay. i think susan collins probably got in more of a jam by saying she wanted witnesses, you know? she's just, she's kind of squishy up in maine. i don't know, i think she's the most endangered of the whole bunch of them. ainsley: who do you think will be the democratic nominee? >> i've always said i don't know. i'm going to say bernie right now. what do you say? ainsley: i like biden because i thought more people were more center than they were -- but things have changed so much. >> biden's not really all that center now. ainsley: but more so so than bernie is. bernie is so far left. steve: and whoever wins iowa does not necessarily -- ainsley: that's true.

senator cruz won iowa, remember. steve: real quick, elizabeth warren is now using her dog in her famous selfies. >> she's got so many puff pieces in her hometown newspaper about that dogment she had another dog, otis. otis is dead, it was the front page of "the boston globe," then bailey comes on to scene. bailey joins the warren household, bailey goes to the hr mann, her husband, takes bailey out for a walk. and if now bailey's doing selfies in iowa. you know, someone should tell elizabeth warren most of the people who get selfies taken with anybody, especially a dog, they also take pictures of their entree, you know, when they go to dinner. ainsley: yes. steve: i did that when i wrote a cookbook! ainsley: you got a good excuse. steve: howie, it's super bowl sunday, and aside from super bowl the biggest show on television is the puppy bowl.

there's something about dogs. >> you're right, steve. i think if she could have worked that out, she would have flown bailey down here -- ainsley: it does sound like a children's book, bailey goes to washington. >> or bailey comes to collins avenue, anything. steve: sean hannity, who's going to join us in our 9:00 hour, sat down with the president, taped his interview for the pregame show for the super bowl show yesterday at mar-a-lago. you were saying you were at an event at mar-a-lago yesterday? >> i was there for dinner, but i wasn't at the big event, the big fan club. rosanne barr was posed to be there, but diamond and silk were there and lee greenwood was there -- >> fox news alert. steve: okay, punxsutawney, they're going to -- who will read the problem proclamation. this is where phil is about to

make his groundhog day prediction. janice, it's thrilling right now. >> this is thrilling. over 5,000 people live in gobbler's nob, and thousands of people come to listen to this day. they are about to make a proclamation whether or not phil is going to see his shadow. will it be six more weeks of winter or an early spring? they are getting ready to do this. they'll bring him out, they will listen to his speech in groundhog-ese because the groundhog speaks in this foreign language, and they will make the prediction in just moments away. let's listen. >> what do we want, winter or spring? i don't know what's going to happen here, but we'll wait and see. okay. ladies and gentlemen, we have to wake phil up, and to wake phil up, we're going to do a chant. phil! phil!

phil! phil! phil! phil! >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, it is time that we get serious. you want to unlock the lock? [laughter] that's important. we'll tab the cain, -- with the cane we're going to tap the door three times. a.j. will get phil out for the world to see, and then we'll set him on top of the red carpet here and give him the report treatment this morning and see what he says. gentlemen, get phil out. [cheers and applause]

>> i see him! >> phil! phil! phil! >> ladies and gentlemen, punxsutawney phil! [cheers and applause] >> okay, a.j., let's get phil on the carpet, we've gotted to do some serious business. gather around, everybody in a

circle. phil, we've got two scrolls here. one is winter, one is summer. what do you think, buddy, huh? spring, spring, spring. i don't know. what do you think, buddy? huh? i don't know. what do you think? the closest one to you? [laughter] >> what'd he pick? >> we just set a record. [inaudible conversations] >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, now this second day of february

2,2020, 02/02/2020, the 134th annual trek of the puption tawny groundhog club, the prognosticator of all prognosticators was awakened from his burrow to the cheer of thousands on thousands of his faithful followers -- [cheers and applause] from around the world. in beyond -- grand hog-ese -- thing scroll reads it's a fantastic day in these beautiful woods. thousands and thousands in the knob neighborhood. you faithful followers are the best, it's true. who wouldn't want neighbors just like you? now my forecast on a day that the palin dream will cause some to cheer and some to moan. so do i hope you think it's neighborly, for there is no

shadow of me. spring, it'll be early, it's a certainty! [cheers and applause] >> that's incredible! they don't predict spring very often. this might be the 21st time in over 100 years. last year phil predictedas incredible. it's not very often that phil predicts an early spring, but the groundhog, my friends, predicting an early spring! he didn't see his shadow, this is incredible! i don't know that this has happened two years in a row. this is end pig, this is historic. i don't know what to say, the groundhog has spoken, and we are going to experience an early spring if, everybody. hallelujah here in miami! are you guys excited about this? >> yes. >> yes! by the way, can i just say on foxnews.com i have written why groundhog day is my favorite holiday. steve: more than christmas. [laughter] it's such good news that it is

going to be an early spring because we were just looking live in punxsutawney, pennsylvania, where it was snowing. ainsley: take off your coats, everyone. spring is around the corner. brian: it is a tradition that we would bring that to you on ground hog day -- ainsley: did you watch as a child? my apartments would always get us in -- parents. i remember going into the bedroom where they always had the tv on in the morning, and we would watch -- steve: i was watching sesame street. mean while, hope you're hungry, guy fieri teaches me some scents in his new restaurant chain. brian: but first, guess who's here? senator marco rubio, wearing a t-shirt. ainsley: i know, it's cold! >> good to see you, senator. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> the mighty marching bulls, and they are tremendous. [applause] brian: and, of course, there's one guy, each though kith 's an away game -- kansas city's an away game, there's one guy here who's playing a home guy, senator marco rubio. the super bowl is back in miami. >> yeah, it should be in miami every year except for the year it goes to tampa. [laughter] we love having it here. it's been a while. ainsley: how are you feeling now, are you glad it's over?

almost. >> we've still got a few more days, the great thing about the super bowl, maybe it's the last thing still existing in this country thearve does. that everybody does. everybody in this country's going to be watching that game, so at least for a few hours today everybody will be sharing an experience. ainsley: no one will be talking about impeachment. >> yeah. just in general, we just don't have those shared experiences. ainsley: you're right. steve: it's a national campfire, we all get around -- >> even if you don't like football, for the commercials. ainsley: jlo. >> the halftime show, exactly. brian: i know you coach your son's football team. >> well, they've gotten older, is so i'm not coaching anymore. they need real coaches. they've got a lot of guys in the nfl, great school, great band. brian: let's talk about impeachment. you're sitting there hours on end -- steve: no coffee. >> there's coffee.

brian: do you think the fact that we have to wait til wednesday is a stick in the eye to the president because he's got state of the union on tuesday? >> yeah, look, ideally you wouldn't -- you'd be able to do it before. there's a lot of things that go into that in terms of the rules not allowing us to meet on sunday. the chief justice, we've got to work with him on the schedule because he's got a day job -- steve: it's a timeshare. >> they're working right now as is. my view is this is not something to be taken lightly. we have never in the history of this country, 240 some odd years, we've had great presidents, we've hand scoundrels, we've never removed one, and that's different. impeachment is one thing. in the senate you vote guilty, you're voting to literally take someone out of that office, the person in whom all the power of one branch of government resides. that's a big deal, that's a really high standard, and it's very divisive for the country. so i don't think this should have happened to begin with, and it's unfortunate, but i think

the senate will do its job. steve: because, essentially, the senate would be undoing the votes -- and we've heard the president's supporters say the will of 63 million people who voted for him for president. but going forward, senator rubio, are you worried about the toxic tone that this debate took where the democrats were so so vicious and the republicans answered them, you know, blow by blow? but nonetheless, they want to make sure that this guy is never reelected, and the republican senators who will acquit him, they're after you too. >> let's understand this, a couple things. there were people that already -- impeachment is divisive under any circumstances. we don't live in normal times, okay? there are people who wantsed -- wanted to impeach the president within a month of his inauguration and and people who routinely, half the country who support the president or more

deplorables, you're automatically a xenophobe, a racist, even a traitor for supporting him. so for a lot of the president's supporters, it's a rejection of them. but the bottom line is if you read what the founders wrote about impeachment, it's clear that they didn't want that to happen. if it was a partisan exercise or if there wasn't broad public support. that's why they wanted to keep the vote in the senate. no one is can say this wasn't partisan and no one can say there's broad public support -- ainsley: so the vote will be wednesday. what happens after that? what are we going to get done? >> well, you know, look, i think we still have -- i know it's not exciting, but we still have a lot of judges that we want to get on that include from florida that are ready to go, we want to continue to move on that. we're going to have to fund the government before the end of this year. i hope we can do for florida, it'd be important to do some infrastructure, water and energy bills that are out there. none of this is exciting. we'll have a war powers debate too. so in an election year everything kind of slows down,

the other party really clamps down, but who knows what emerges in the months to come. brian: trey gowdy is one of the people who said this is not about removing the president, it's about senator schumer taking the senate. >> there's a clear political angle, no doubt about it. brian brian whether it's colorado, north carolina or maine -- >> i don't think. i don't think the american people wanted the president removed. the vast majority of americans did not. you see it in the polling, but people do not like disruptions, especially when there's an election in nine months. if you don't like the president and the job he's done, that's what the election is about in november. it's nine months away, it's not two or three years away, and that's when you hold the president accountable. i think people are going to stand up and say, look, i'm just not inflicting this trauma on the country. steve: whale, the real -- well, the real drama will be tonight on the gridiron. who do you like? >> i want kansas city to win, i'm an afc guy.

i do worry about the run defense and, you know, the 49ers, they do a lot of presnap movement and really create a lot. they can move you off the ball, and they're going to rush you with these four monsters and cover the zone over the top. but these are probably the two fastest teams that have played in the super bowl if you look at the receiving corps and running back corps. there's a lot of speed on that field. but i want kansas city to win, but i worry about san francisco running the ball down their throat. i really do. brian: for a guy who's been stuck in one room having milking and candy -- >> have your priorities straight. brian brian you just broke down -- terry bradshaw was taking notes. steve: if terry bradshaw's awake yet. [laughter] senator, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. steve: we just got the good news about ten minutes ago, we're going to have an early spring according to punxsutawney phil, janice dean. >> i know.

that doesn't happen very often, to get back to back early springs. last year he predicted early spring, and we are in miami where they don't care about winter, although it is a little chilly. we are talking to some peewee football players. we have seen them on our own field all morning long here on "fox & friends", and donny, how are you? you play with the orlando predators. do you enjoy this weather? >> i do enjoy the weather because it does get pretty hot here in florida, for it to be cool is pretty good. >> why do they call you donny chaplain? >> because after every practice usually i pray for the team. >> can you give me an example of what you would say? >> i would just thank god for blessing us and blessing me and thank god for giving us the opportunity to come out and play this great game of football. >> oh, i love it. thank you, you are wonderful. who are you rooting for? >> the chiefs. >> the chiefs! i agree. they're going to be playing. are you going to show me some moves? are you guys going to show me some moves?

show me how to tackle? yes, no? donny, anybody. come on, come on. >> ready? on 2, on 2. set, go! go! >> oh, my -- come on! i want to see this. somebody get me a football. hold this. who am i -- okay. are you ready? >> don't drop it! [cheers and applause] >> yeah! back to you guys. how about that, brian kilmeade? ryan ryan very impressive, janice, very impressive. steve: that was nice. brian, in your professional estimation, is there any chance janice will play the game tonight? >> as far as i know, the rosters are frozen. steve: okay, good. [laughter] brian: i'm going to look for a second source. joe, do you know? straight ahead, i hit the nfl red carpet to get some super bowl predictions and fumed out the mood in -- find out the mood

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brian: it was the indian ocean for a while, but i've changed. one of the things, i'm lucky enough to have covered 25 super bowls x the one thing that's happened is the birth of nfl honors where they name the mvp, coach of the year with, everything, but before they do that, the who's who of the nfl past and present to walk the red carpet. you have an opportunity now to ask people what they think about the game and what the state of the league is. this is what last night looked like on the red carpet right before lamar jackson got the mvp, john harbaugh got coach of the year. watch. ♪ ♪ brian: every year i ask you this, it gets bigger and bigger. do you get the sense it's still getting bigger, this game? >> absolutely, getting better. >> it's not like any other game. >> this isn't any old nfl honors awards dinner for you, is it? >> no, it really isn't. it's pretty special. amazing trips, almost surreal.

brian: 49ers, do you feel like these are your guys when you see their uniform plague in -- playg in the super bowl? >> i think more than ever the coaches and players are all one, they have a partnership. brian: you still have the 49ers predicting -- >> you going to pay for my counseling? brian: both these teams can run, is that going to be the case? >> yeah. brian: do you have a prediction? >> i quit predicting after my first super bowl. >> i'm going with the chiefs. >> whoever makes the big plays. i love andy reid. >> i've still got the 49ers. >> great defense. in the last eight weeks, kansas city is playing number one defense. brian: you're predicting victory. >> definitely. >> i got a bet, i'm going with kansas city. got to go against him. steve: excellent. awps ames that is so fun, brian.

brian: bobby bell with the kansas city chiefs played 50 years ago in the game against the vikings, and alan page was on the vikings at that time. he went on to become a judge. to be able to talk to them and those two kids behind him are his kids, a senior is and a junior in high school. one an outstanding lacrosse player, the other an outstanding the soccer player. it's just fun being out there. i get the sense that john harbaugh is the coach of the year, but the biggest story was it was about five years ago when he needed to borrow my belt. steve: oh, yeah, right, right, right! brian: and he never gave it back. ainsley: what do you mean? brian: he had to borrow my belt, baltimore ravens' coach stole my belt. steve: what are you going to do? meanwhile, i went on a mission to find the best food in miami and got put to work by the mayor -- there he is right there -- the mayor of flavor town! if. ♪ ♪

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steve: live from miami beach, ladies and gentlemen of the jury how good was that? that was the northwestern senior high school, the mighty marching bulls. and also we've got some other folks on the field, brian. brian: yes. southeast university cheerleaders have made it down. they'll be with us all four hours. >> they immediately have different synergy. two different schools, two differentiate brackets, that fox & friends brought today. ainsley: the big game is tonigh. steve: that's right. and fox & friends game day coverage brought to you by our friends at progressive. so thank you very much for joining us. started out a little chilly today but it is absolutely perfectly blue sky here in miami beach. it's going to be a great day for a big game. ainsley: so it's exciting. and then sean hannity is going to be with us in one another. going to be on the kirby couch with us from nine to ten. brian: i sat down with the president over at mar-a-lago.

he's going to bring an exclusive clip of the interview with us and he's going to stay for the entire hour. now, we told him we can only keep it for one block, but we're not going to let him go 'cause we've already shut it down. we've screened ourselves in so you can't go anywhere. steve: and where else would he go anyway? meanwhile, who exactly is the president of the united states of america rooting for? remember, he's the president of all americans so you wouldn't -- brian: a huge sports fan. steve: would he pick a team? that was what peter doocy tried to get out of him a couple days ago out on the trail in iowa. >> super bowl pick, chiefs or 49ers? trump: well, i love 'em both let's just say. i will say two very interesting teams within some interesting teams, some really great players and it's going to be hopefully a great super bowl. >> so no pick? trump: i'd better not doing that that. i better not. i do have a feeling as to who's going to win, but i'm not going

to say it. steve: i wonder if if he wants the san francisco 49ers, nancy pelosi's territory. brian: he wants to divorce the players from the representative of those players. we were invited to an incredible event last night where gavin newsom was there. i didn't have a chance to talk to him. ainsley: a rod was there. steve: i saw a rod. brian: did you really? ainsley: i saw j. lo, she had a six-pack and practicing for the super bowl halftime score. brian: last time i saw j. lo, she was in good shape too. ainsley: she was not with him last night. she was practicing. brian: i digress for a moment. many years ago j. lo was doing a movie, and i went over to do a junket, an interview in new york city with j. lo and i was

kidding, and i said, now, there are any rumors -- is there any truth to the rumors that you and brian kilmeade are -- brian: dating, an item. steve: an item. ainsley: she said, who is brian kilmeade? steve: she played along. i want to show you the kislingb.ry ainsley: they can't say? steve: i didn't know about this. she has a very good sense of humor. ainsley: she is performing today today. this is the perfect day to show that clip. steve: i know. ainsley: let's get it re.dy steve: we've both moved on. so one quick thing. i had to run back and do jesse's show last night so i'm in there and i cannot believe how great this party is and i sit around and i see hhh from wwe, fred from "wonder years," and we have rob lowe and tim allen and i'm sitting, we're talking, i cannot believe i'm talking to him and then i had to say listen, guys, i got to run and they looked at me, like where are you going that's more important than standing with us?

steve: and you had to go do jesse watters show, and here's the thing, jesse watters, you had to go do his show and he's like, man, i don't want to leave this party to go do my s.ow ainsley: i brought my brothers here and i took my brother with me and he saw urban meyer across the room. the nicest guy. he and his wife are roughly. did you talk to him last night? brian: seamless transition to broadcasting. a short time ago senator marco rubio was there and had to sit there in the chamber and will have to sit there a few more hours on the impeachment proceedings and he said this about the entire process. watch. >> impeachment is one thing. the senate, you vote guilty, you're not voting guilty, you're voting to remove, to literally take someone out of that office, the person in whom all the power of one branch of government resides. that's a big deal. that's a really high standard, and it's very divisive for the country. there are people that wanted to impeach the president within a month of his inauguration. what the founders wrote about

impeachment, it was clearly that they didn't want that to happen, if it was a partisan exercise or wasn't broad public support. that's why they wanted two-thirds support in the senate multiply no one can say this wasn't partisan and no one can say there is broad subsupport for removing the president. steve: here's the thing. i was talking to a member of congress yesterday and a lot of the republican house members feel the senate let them down because they would have preferred to have had the impeachment vote ultimately acquitting the president before the state of the union because, you know, the president's going to be up there nine o'clock eastern time on tuesday, and he's going to be presiding over the state of the union. it's what he does every year, the president does, but the next day then they're still going to have a vote on him. we know it's a done deal, he will be acquitted, but nonetheless why didn't they get it done? they could have done it on monday or tuesday morning at the latest. ainsley: why didn't they? what do you think? steve: well, apparently it sounds like chuck schumer was threatening to drag the whole

thing out for a very long time just tacking amendment after amendment and they've got to be debated, you know, the crazy rules in the senate. so apparently he struck a deal with mitch, and this was the best deal mitch could get, and, you know, regarding the timetable, schumer won, the fact that now the president is going to go before he is acquitted in the senate. brian: the president will know how to spin it, he's going to say tomorrow it will be official we can turn the page but, meanwhile, this interview with nancy pelosi is out from the florida sun-sentinel. and here's the quote: i just say to all our friends, you want to go to the left, win the election election? let's make a decision to win the election. when you make a decision to win the election you have to make every decision in favor of winning. we understand what is at stake. you want mainstream media? there is plenty of progressive work we can do in the mainstream media without shall we say having the luxury of exuberances carving up a pie we don't have."

they don't want bernie sanders to win. he's way to the left. they are upset about the squad. one of those members is leading booing against hillary clinton. the fracturing of the democratic party is beginning, and it is because bernie sanders is surging. brian: keep in mind four years ago -- steve: keep in mind four years ago there were so many republicans and people are going will they be able to unite around whoever the nominee is? ultimately that's just the way it always works. the president's campaign manager is brad parscale, and he was asked this by judge jeanine about who potus would like to run against come november. >> i think that the two-way race is between, you know, biden and bernie right now. i think bernie is surging. i think he's doing well. >> who does the president not want to run against? >> oh, i think the president wants to fight anybody. the president will run against all of them at one time. yeah, yeah, yeah. my job is to decipher down that. but i think -- look.

you asked me a few months ago i'd say warren was a lot tougher but i think things change. steve: at one point with warren it was a lot tougher. there was a sense a couple weeks ago -- i know brian you're getting opposite reports -- bernie sanders would be the perfect opposite to the president and the way to the left they are. but there's also you feel as though there's a counter counternarrative? brian:. steve: the republicans spotted it early. they thought that if it were bernie sanders -- and they've been talking about him and his candidacy for the last four years. they would love that, because then it becomes a choice between do you want this president, the republican, or do you want this president, a socialist? i think the average american -- it's a binary choice. if you want a socialist, fine, good for you. how many americans want a essentially, a democratic socialist? ainsley: the independents, where are those that were more moderate, where would they go? would they vote for the president? or would they stay home?

steve: would you vote for a socialist? brian: and just to build on what you think, don't you think this all plays into changing the rules from mike bloomberg to get on stage because, with elizabeth warren falling apart, joe biden, the more he talks the more he gets in trouble, the more he makes people think the wisconsin here is mike bloomberg already with 10% nationally, third or fourth, then he's going to get on the stage and he's got a business backgro.nd ainsley: he has a long way to go brian. brian: i agree. but there might be a desperate feeling among a guy that's not even a democrat. he caucuses with the democrat party, but bernie sanders is not a democrat. steve: well, keep in mind, it wasn't that long ago, michael bloomberg was a republican, and now -- then he was an independent, now he's a democrat democrat. like wheel of fortune. brian: he's apologizing for his past record, and who knows. he's raising everybody's taxes. now he's in support of a wealth tax(by p2) you know enough of politics. we're here for the big game. we're down in miami beach and we're having a beautiful day and it's time for some news.

>> good morning. an update on a story that we continue to follow because it changes every single day, the eighth coronavirus case now confirmed in the u.s. doctors diagnosing a boston man with the illness, the first case on the east coast. it comes as new york city monitors its first possible coronavirus case. mayor bill de blasio says the city is taking all necessary precautions. the pentagon now proposing military housing for up to a thousand people who may be quarantined after returning to the u.s. from china. nearly 200 americans are quarantined right now. 304 people have died from the virus. that includes a man in the philippines, the first death outside of china. there are more than 14,000 cases worldwide. that's 2,000 more cases than just yesterday. 2020 hopeful michael bloomberg unveiling his $5 trillion tax plan. the billionaire wants to roll back president trump's tax cuts, restore obama era rates and increase taxes on ultrawealthy

people like himself. bloomberg says the money will go toward infrastructure projects, green energy investments, and affordable housing. get ready for an early spring. punxsutawney phil making his annual groundhog day prediction, pennsylvania. >> where there is no shadow of me, spring will be early. it's a certainty. [cheers] >> phil also predicted an early spring last year. that is your headlines. i will send it back to you. ainsley: i'm just curious. we got to ask janice about this. did they just make that up? do they determine if he saw his shadow or not -- steve: yes! what, are you kidding? ainsley: they put him on the ground to see if there's a shadow or not. steve: ainsley, there are great big tv lights. he's going to see a shadow. brian: we do not know. ainsley: we do not know. ask phil. get to the bottom of it. ask the source. steve: there's a scroll; right? they know ahead of t.me ainsley: they have two scrolls.

they have two scrolls. brian: we have to wait another year to talk about -- ainsley: i think they do -- either there's a shadow or there's not. brian: all right. straight ahead tonight's big game will be on .ox ainsley: what did you say? brian: i was able to go behind the scenes with fox sports guy fox nfl sunday how the best in the business prepare for the biggest game of their lives. steve: did you interrupt him on tv? brian: i did. steve: and dan bongino joins us live talking politics and his super bowl predictions as he works out. look at him. you know, new customers save over $1,000 on average when they bundle home and auto with progressive. wow, that's... and now the progressive commercial halftime show,

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♪ sing on, sing on steve: it's a dream to be in the city with the super bowl and that's why they're so happy to be here in miami beach. we're back here. brian: what a crowd. oh, my goodn.ss, steve: and as you can see, people are absolutely ready for the game to start. they got a couple hours to wait. brian: meanwhile, has players take the field, 2020 hopefuls are making their final pitches to voters in iowa. ainsley: and griff jenkins joins us live from des moines with more ahead of tomorrow's caucus. >> hey, i'm living my dream here in iowa. they only do this every four

years, and iowans go first in the nation tomorrow. and the voters got to hear for the first time in a long time from the progressive candidates sanders and warren who have been stuck in iowa. >> i am here in iowa reaching out to iowa as best i can. this is such an incredible opportunity. >> the whole world is asking whether or not the people in iowa are prepared to stand up and fight for justice. >> one thing is clear. there's no sure winner yet. we don't have an indication. sanders drew the largest crowd. we went to a sanders event, and they are feeling the bern and aware of dnc news. watch. >> i'm caucusing for bernie sanders on monday night. i think that he is the only one that is calling for real change in the democratic party. >> i'm caucusing for bernie sanders because i believe in his

positions on almost every issue, especially medicare for all. >> d.n.c. changes the rules to allow in nevada limberg will get in; what are your thoughts on that? >> i think it's a clear statement that they want someone to get in the way of bernie. steve: the big news last night, the des moines register ended a 76-year tradition, did not release a poll they do. it's the golden standard for the final poll here, but one respondent said the surveyor did not include pete buttigieg's name on it; so what we've got here guys essentially is a four way race, sanders and warren on top and warren and buttigieg rising. we'll have to find out what happens tomorrow. steve: griff, thank you very much. and as we've told you before the way it works because caucusing is different than going out to vote. everybody goes in a big room. if you're for bernie, you go stand over there. if you're for elizabeth warren

or pete buttigieg and what they do after everybody has figured out who they're behind, they figure who has at least 15%. any candidate who has less than that like say the yang people, they're going to be dismissed. so then they go over there and by the end of the night, they figure out who the frontrunners, and the die is cast going forw.rd ainsley: like musical chairs, they remove one chair at a time and so whoever has the most votes and then they determine who the winner is. brian: meanwhile, coming up we have a behind-the-scenes look at the fox sports games, the number one show in america for 20-plus years. they tell us the secret to their success and -- ainsley: dan bongino and joe theismann. steve: he's pretending he was holding that up? dan, dan. ♪ i signed up because i was curious. i learned about my grandfather's life

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sports one tent over. >> they're starting to roll now behind the scenes. >> do i have to tell you where i am? fox nfl sunday getting ready final rehearsal before the game. these guys dressed in civilian clothing for just this reason for us to get behind closed doors and see how stressed they actually are before the big game game. how's it going guys, ready for the game? >> who are you? get out of here. >> i think i'm part of the fame fox family. >> exactly, how you doing? great to see you. >> great to see you. what's going on right now. i see the scripts. >> we'd like to be left alone so we can study. [laughter] >> since when? >> when were you left alone? >> the same suit you had on yesterday. >> no, i changed different.

you don't really know me like you used to know me. >> oh, i know you. >> i see you have your own paperweight because you have the most super bowls. >> i have the most notes. >> are you on speaking terms with everybody here? >> every one of these guys are my best friends. we collaborate almost daily. >> really? >> every one of them. >> howie, is this true? >>. [laughing] >> right, howie? >> we don't talk every day but i guarantee you there's not a week that goes by even in the off-season we're on a group chat chat. half the stuff we can talk about here, and half the stuff we can't. [laughter] this is instant chemistry. it's like hanging out with your brothers. it really is. it's fantastic. >> mike, as much as you're on the air, this is a hundred million people, roughly, between 50 and a hundred million people. your ratings are high during the season, but this is a lot highe. >> we don't think about that. >> it's less about what we do and more about big picture, entertaining. >> squares the shoulders time.

>> kind of like the players. when you're playing in a super bowl, you don't think about it being the super bowl. you understand the fanfare and all that stuff, but once they kick off it's just football. >> with green bay, they're the top of the division right now. >> you overdress for the rehearsal, by the way. >> oh, i'm the coach. i said the same thing. >> you've got somewhere else to go. >> no but my first super bowl i caught a lot of flak 'cause i told mother and daddy to stay home. rush limbaugh says, you told your mother and daddy not to come to the super bowl? this is an important game. i don't want any distractions. no, i did bring them to the second super bowl. one bowl. so it worked. >> jay, are you tired of carrying these guys? >> oh. >> go ahead super bowl. if not win the super bowl. >> your thoughts going in, how many stories do you have today that people don't know about? >> watch tomorrow man, i can't give it away here. 150 million people watching tomorrow. i'm working on it. >> he's going to make it up. >> guys, thanks so much.

best of luck. you're the best in the business. >> the guys that put down the microphones after about 30 minutes, they left the desk and they go down to the mini- mini-gridiron here. i'm not sure exactly what they're working out, but jimmy in a bucket with a fishing pole, the guys walking around hands in their pockets, terry playing quarterback. if you want to know the details, i guess you're going to have to wait for game time, which should be soon. >> that's what's happening right next door to.us ainsley: i'm a little envious. you know what i think? steve: wait a minute. they have a rehearsal? what is that? ainsley: do you remember last night on the red carpet, i'm not going to know who all the players are. i know them. everyone, sports fan or not, knows who they are. they they have so much fun and what a family. >> they're unbelievably tight.

the fishing pole, they're re redoing the immaculate reception reception. that's all i'm going to tell you you. 'cause this is the anniversary of the impossible catch that franco harris made right at his heel. steve: we were going to watch the super bowl anyway. >> that was the pregame show. thanks so much to sherry berg for letting us do that. steve: you only had to go ten feet. >> i know but they were very busy. wasn't e.sy steve: still ahead on our super bowl sunday store, he knows a thing or two about winning a super bowl, quarterback joe theismann coming up this hour. and look at the ring right there there. ainsley: but first, dan bongino joins us. hey, dan. ♪ let's live it up ♪ let us spin it up

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steve: once again northwestern senior high school mighty marching bulls performing "rock with me." very nice. excellent. steve: all right. as they wrap that up, let's go ahead and bring in dan bongino, fox news contributor, former secret service, former new york city police officer. once upon a time you were a quarterback. did you see me out there on the field? ainsley: no, you almost knocked me out. steve: oh, i know. so mad. ainsley: he was throwing the ball to brian.

steve: -- trying to do the immaculate reception. >> we're coming to you this time instead of you coming to us. steve: and we like florida a lo. >> you see that miami sun creeping away? ainsley: how far away do you live? >> about two hours. but the feeling in politics kind of got settled a bit on friday. what's your sense here we are on sunday, what's going to happen this week on the state of the union and we know what's happening on wednesday the vote for exoneration. >> you know, i tweeted out, it was a joke, but i think president trump should walk in tuesday night at the state of the union and give a big like ric flair, like the ultimate warrior because it's been such a great week. i was having the conversation before the show, this is never going to end. it's not going to stop. it should bother people that all of these scandals are related. think about it. all of these people, it's fair to speculate on their motives, fine. but don't you find it a little odd that the same people are involved in spy gate, collusion gate, mueller gate, and this?

atkinson, the icag, inspector general, who took the complaint from the whistleblower on ukrainegate is the exact same guy who worked in the national security administration under the obama administration for john carlin, bob mueller's former chief of staff to approved the warrant to spy on trump. i mean, does anybody in the media find that a little odd? speculate on their motives, but they all know each other. ainsley: what happens arrive wednesday? you said this is not going to stop. what's going to happen? >> i think the democrats after wednesday -- i'm not one to give democrats advice. it's not a secret. i'm a conservative. but seriously trying to be as objective as possible, it's time for nancy pelosi and their serious leadership to sit down and say, "what do we want to do as a party, really? do we want to go out there and talk about ideas?" whatever your ideas are, you want tax heights? it's not my bag doughnuts. it may be yours, but is this what we want to be forever, the party on the wrong side of three or four fake scandals? it's just senseless. >> but, pete, you know nancy pelosi, a lot of people got elected to congress in 2018 because they would go ahead and

figure a way to impeach the president. get rid of this guy. so when he goes to the well of the house where he's going to give the state of the union on tuesday night and as brian indicated, he will turn around and he will extend his hand to nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, who put him through this, you know, this impeachment thing that we've been living, all of us, for so long, what should he say to her? >> you know what? he's more magnanimous to me. i wouldn't shake her hand at all all. she insulted him last time with that ridiculous golf clap. this is the time to be above it all. honestly i don't think he should play their games anymore. your point is accurate. a lot of people did get elected -- brian: hundred percent. >> -- a lot of people didn't. conor lamb didn't get elected. steve: he ran as a republican. >> and remember they're in the districts districts that are swinging that could go either

way. that's where they have to worry. they could not lose a lot of seats. ainsley: where are you going to be tonight? going to be at the game quarterback go back home? >> i'm going to go back home, i got about six buckets of chicken wings, i eat like a slop. if anybody's seen me eat in the fox greenroom it's a horror show show. i got to tell you my heart's with the chiefs, but i think the 49ers got this. remember the ravens-giants super bowl, trent dilfer? brian: you're hedging your bets. you got to pick one. >> if i was forced to do it i would say -- sadly i think the niners are going to take.it steve: well-rounded team. >> yeah, my heart is -- i'd love to see kansas city get a win. my own secret service buddy from the is a big chiefs fan. it would be amazing. brian: it was amazing. bobby bell from that team, kansas city, alan page from the viking, 23-7 the chiefs beat the vikings, who would think it would be 50 years since they've been back and the vikings still

haven't won won. >> they lost to the raiders, i was a big raiders fan back in the day. i think it's going to be the niners. brian: good to see you. play some tackle football. ainsley: janice dean is somewhere out there with the crowd. >> i am how there with alene a acapra, she used to be a cheerleader for the miami dolphins. and the weather here today is a little chilly, not typical miami weather at all. it's in the fifties right now with really low relative humidity so her hair is nice but for floridians this is cold. >> it absolutely is but it's a perfect day for tailgate. >> so you're going to show us what we can do sort of latest minute; right? >> absolutely. i put together a little table for super bowl party or tailgate things you can get this morning at the hardware store, you could do a curb runner, run it double the table. got some mason jars, and electrical tape, football laces on the front of the cups. >> why is is there no drinks in

here? >> the party, we're waiting to get it started in just about th. >> i'll be here for you. >> and then coasters as well as. >> how cute is that? ready for your party. that's amazing and we've got all the goodies here and these doughnuts. got a little bit of everything. the games. you've supplied the games for the whole time that we've been in here in miami for fox -- >> firebrand productions brought these great games for us. lots of fun things. perfect tailgate games. what is a tailgate without corn hole; right? >> exactly, i'm usually pretty good at. >> yes and the fun thing about corn hole is you could play it on the beach, play it anyway. >> oh! oh, my gosh. >> you're getting good. >> i was terrible. >> one point is one on the boar. >> and then we have got jenga here, i was great at jenga during fox nation so we're going to play this while we toss back to the anchors. thank you so much, my love, and helping us with all of our

festivities. we are going to be talking about super bowl in miami going back to see ainsley and brian. steve: by the way, thank to avan avant gardens for the flowers on the set. if you saw the beginning of the show we rode up on vespas, check them out at miamibeachscooter miamibeachscooter.com and thanks for the miami beach bicycle center for helping make today perfect. brian: and if you were going to give us a vespa you have 90 minutes to make that offer. i'd like to deep.it steve: we can always not return it. they will charge us, but we don't have to return.it ainsley: how would you get it home? steve: i'd find a way. brian: you could ride it. steve: up next a super bowl champion who says tonight's matchup will come down to one thing. joe, come on over. joe theismann shares his super predictions. >> man: what's my safelite story? i spend a lot of time in my truck.

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♪ steve: how great does this place look and of course we brought you from the stadium over to south beach. headed to today's game our next guess say super bowl champion in his own right, he's won one and he's lost one. it's all going to boil down according to him to one big move one key move. it's time to do our traditional thing. it's our pleasure to bring in joe theismann, former super bowl champion. you're never a former champion, but you lost one, you won one. >> the passing the ring to brian for four minutes. i've had to struggle to get it back in the past but hopefully i can get this one back. steve: you think about the one you lost to the raiders and think about the one you won, and

you said you think about the one you lost more. >> it was two weeks, and i felt like i was ready to play on thursday, and that's the biggest thing that coaches and players have to guard against is there's a longer period of time. now, we didn't have byes during that season. now guys are sort of used to a couple of weeks off and coaches are used to it as well. the biggest thing you have to guard against is trying to do too much in this game. you got here doing certain things so you add a few little things along the way, little wrinkles to help you. brian: so lamar jackson, the baltimore ravens quarterback m.v.p., i'm seeing as a civilian on the outside, this is a guy who can't be stopped, he's got a great arm, he's got the weapons. he got stopped. the team that stopped him, the titans, the kansas city chiefs stopped. can you look at the tape that they used to stop jackson to stop mahomes? >> i don't think so. they're entirely different. lamar is a guy that runs first and is learning to throw out of the pocket. i think this patrick he's more like russell wilson. if i'm going to study film and

i'm the san francisco 49ers i'm going to look at russell wilson because that's the way he plays. there's two plays. the one the coaches call and the one that he winds up running around and doing, a little bit like aaron rodgers so to me russell wilson would be and those games against seattle would be the closest to prepare for 'cause that's what i'm basically going to see if i'm the 49ers. brian: i watched both teams make adjustments at halftime long time way, halftime is going to be different, twice as long. kyle shanahan says, don't even come to me, stretch out first, hydrate, then come and we'll do our normal thing afterwards. is that a good strategy? >> i think it is. kyle's been look at just a few years ago. he basically understands the mentality of what's going on and the feeling in the room. andy's been to one but it was a long time ago. it's been quite a while. so to me, i think you get in there, you spend ten, 15 minutes just let 'em relax then you start to gear 'em up and bring 'em out. i always felt like that half hour -- 'cause it's about 15 minutes longer than normal -- it's critical to what you prepare yourself for for the second half.

i'm always curious to see what happens the first year he's coming out in the second half. brian: i'm going to throw you a curve ball real, real quick. out of all the players in the hall of fame, your former teammate drew pearson is not in the hall of fame. is that a mistake? >> yes, it is. drew is the only member of the all decades team of the seventies that is not in the hall of fame. i don't understand how nor why. joe jacobi is another one who has been on four championship teams, and another one that isn't there. congratulations to all those members of the hall. i think it's a great honor. but i think it's so hard sometimes to pick but those are two guys i think that really should be there. brian: it's over. i have to give it back. i do say san francisco is going to prevail. you think i'm wrong. >> you think you are. i think kansas city's defense is going to step up. that's who we're going to be talking about. i like kansas city. brian: all right. i hope i'm right and if i'm wrong we lost the tape. meanwhile, they have gone to every single super bowl since it all started back in 1967. now the group of military

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fellow ♪ ♪ steve: yep, back here in miami beach, we're live. and it is a beautiful day. of course the big show tonight on fox. our next guest may be the most devoted super bowl football fans ever. they have attended every single super bowl since it started back

in 1967. they got in 1960 prove it. they are all military veterans and longtime friends. we welcome harvey roth enberg, larry mcdonald, silvan schiffler and lou rappaport. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, st.ve steve: let's go back to 1967. whose idea was let's go to the first one? >> well, i think it wasn't -- it was a group of two. two twos and a one. and we met, we went to the first and lou went to the first with somebody else, and larry joined us. so, bingo, we were fine. >> we all have been football fans so that we were excited about that first super bowl, which wasn't all the super bowl; it was called the afc, nfc world championship game. steve: i do remember that.

i was 2. the ticket back then was what, 15 bucks? >> 12. steve: $12. how much you guys pay for tickets this year? >> we pay face value, but it's a lot of money. >> 1400 was the price. >> we've paid as much as 2500. steve: holy cow. why did you do that? larry, why did you do that? >> wait a minute. we've been asking that question forever. steve: but it's something you look forward to all year long? >> we look forward to it because it's measure. okay, this is our get together. it's like apple pie. the super bowl is when all good americans get together and root for the teams, look at the flag, see the flyovers. when we saw whitney houston sing the national anthem back 25 years ago, whenever it was, i mean, you feel it in your heart. those planes fly over, the national anthem goes on, and you

say "we're one country." pete: absolutely. you know, what's interesting -- as you were talking just then, it dawned on me, every time people watch a super bowl highlight, you guys are in the stands. you're somewhere in the stands for everything. >> i think you have to realize it's the one day in america that so many people, if not the bulk of every -- all people in america sort of get together to do something and enjoy that event. steve: best super bowl -- everybody's got to pick. best super bowl you ever went to number 1? >> . >> number 20. steve: okay. >> when the giants beat the patriots. >> number 42, giants broke up the patriots' undefeated season. >> and you all remember when kansas city one? >> 50 years ago.

in fact, i have a great story to tell about that. we were in the parking lot, silv silvan and i, we bumped into sal marciano, and he had a cameraman with us, and they were taking pictures of the minnesota fans that came down in recreation vehicles. so this one couple we went over to, and they -- good-looking guy and very pretty woman, and her hair was dyed purple. and a lot of the women dyed their hair purple because minnesota was called the purple people eaters. steve: of course. look at that. and now here you are. >> and now all of a sudden while sal is interviewing them, the guy says, "what's happening here here?" he says "you're going to be on national tv." he said "what, are you crazy? my wife will see me." pete: larry, lou, silvan, sean hannity just pulled up for his

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we kickoff our 9:00 eastern final hour. >> big game is tonight, guys. >> it is. working saturday, sunday. steve: i know, look. >> brett favre, joe montana, jimmie johnson. >> i could not go back to bad. steve: listen it has been such a fantastic week we've had down here, and today's telecast, fox & friends, game day coverage brought to you by our friends at progressive, our other friend shawn hannity jones us live. you just talked to the friends in the united states. the interview that is going to be watched by 100 million people , just because of the super bowl. >> so obviously, you know well, but it's different every single time you see it, it's a different news cycle new challenge the first time since the witnesses were rejected and the exonerations on the horizon. >> its all been finished and i bring that up, obviously. it's hard, because it's only 8.5

minutes that's what you get , not a lot of time and let's just say there's a little surprise that i tried to get as much in 8.5 minutes out as i possibly can and i'll just say it's entertaining. steve: well give us a hint. >> a hint? steve: a little hint. >> i'll give you a hint. it was a lightning round. ainsley: you asked a bunch of things and he responded? steve: first thing that pops into your head? >> kind of. ainsley: i think that we have a clip from your interview with him. ben: it was on bloomberg. >> michael bloomberg. president trump: very little. i just think of little. now he wants a box for the debates to stand on. okay, it's okay, there's nothing wrong. you could be short, why should he get a box to stand on okay? he wants a box for the debates. why should he be entitled to that? does that mean everyone else gets a box? it's interesting. corey booker and all these people couldn't get any of the

things black berg is getting now. i think it's very unfair for the democrats but i would love to run against bloomberg. i would love it. steve: he would love to run against bloomberg, who are you suggesting that bloomberg wants a box to stand on at the debate? >> apparently that's what he was talking about. steve: the box of rebillion. ainsley: why he's not short is he? >> yeah. he's bigger than brian. ainsley: [laughter] >> i'm almost as tall as you. ainsley: does bloomberg even have a shot do you think? he's trying to do something. two things, he wants to bloody up the president a little bit by using money as a candidate, unlimited funds you can use, someone suggested he even spent $1 billion. he's got a super bowl that's apparently anti-gun. good luck with that in swing states, and americans are very pro-second amendment and he said something else in there too which i think will get some attention. strategy another teaser.

ben: could we size up the field? i think there's panic on the left that bernie is surging and they can't stop it. >> i wish i could tell you the answer the president gave because look one of the things i talked about and i thought people missed is that bernie got robbed in the last election. they totally stacked the deck against him. steve: the top democrats did it. >> the top democrats. it was all rigged and why he took that. remember donna brazile told a great story about how she had to make that phone call and she was crying and had to tell him yeah, it's all true that this was stacked against you, so is it happening again this time? probably. i think so. i think they are afraid of him but what bloomberg is trying to do, interestingly, is he thinks i'm not going to compete in iowa , south carolina, new hampshire, i'm waiting for super tuesday and he's thinking there's not anybody by that point and he thinks he will be the alternative. steve: so ultimately what it comes down to is if you're a candidate you want to be able to win on the first ballot.

now if bernie wins, monday night in iowa, if he wins in new hampshire, and then they've got super tuesday and that's where -- >> he is surging, steve. steve: i know and then there's nevada and south carolina and then super tuesday. >> when you watch tonight you will love the president's description of bernie. steve: we can hardly wait to see it but ultimately because bernie is going to grab a bunch of delegates early on and then joe biden will start stacking them up. we could go into the convention with a brokered convention nobody gets it the first time. bernie could get ripped off again. >> bingo, and some, i think, suggest maybe hillary will get it. i don't believe that. what's interesting in iowa, they will come out with, they will split the delegates. steve: anybody under 15. >> right then take that to new hampshire, bernie is surging in new hampshire, how does that impact south carolina, i don't know and nevada and then head

into super tuesday. ben: see i think the reason that they changed the rules on on the debate to allow bloomberg in saying donors no longer matter but they wouldn't do it for the others because joe biden is failing miserably. i want to show you something he did yesterday. the more you watch the more concerned you have to be. listen to these moments of him. ainsley: had you seen them? ben: he's on stage and he goes joe, 30330. it meant nothing. >> [laughter] >> it was great. ainsley: watch this one. steve: listen to these, watch. >> i've been doing this , i hate to acknowledge it, but how are you doing, man? great to see you. just one of the leaders in massachusetts led to this as a really really really fine man. anyway. >> [applause] >> so thanks for being here. speaking of loyalty, speaking of

loyalty, god love you. thank you. but at any rate, the fact is that i forgot what the hell i was going to say. >> he doesn't know the guys name. he stands them up and turns from the camera and forgets where he is. >> he kind of pushes the guy. the second time. it was unbelievable the first time. ainsley: he said that be a good bumper sticker or slogan. >> [laughter] steve: just one final question. >> and then you're throwing me out? ainsley: no you're staying the rest of the hour. >> judge napolitano is not here every morning i see him. [laughter] steve: the president has bought i think two commercials. one has been released and the second one some suggested might be a funny commercial. do you know anything about the second commercial? >> i know all about it. steve: is it going to be funny? >> no comment. steve: oh, really?

do you like pete hegseth? >> love pete. >> i ran into pete last night. he is a rock star and what he did to fight for the influence and the rules of engagement put a lot of innocent lives in jail, i give him a lot of credit. steve: absolutely he is. >> hey, pete where did your cap go? pete: we're all just big fans of shawn hannity. my cap is on the ground on this beautiful grass. the lights are on at the hard rock stadium. you can feel the buzz. what a day job to be standing on the field super bowl sunday before the democrats nominate that socialist in bernie sanders on monday we got the super bowl tonight on fox. it's going to be one heck of a game fox & friends is in the first ones on the field, we've been here all morning its been amazing to see the buzz start even at 9:00 a.m. but part of the game, of course, is you've got to play on the field and when you play on the field the grass better be ready and we are here are george toma. i asked you what your official title is, you said groundskeeper

that's not true. he's the groundskeeper of every super bowl for the last 54 years how does one get that job? >> actually, i'm a coal miner's son from pennsylvania and my father died when i was 10 years old, and our neighbor was a groundskeeper, and he gave me a job at 12 years old and i've been doing this now for 79 years pete: 79 years, he's 91 and it's your birthday today. you started out with the kansas city chiefs organization so it's a little special for you today they're in the super bowl but what's the secret to the kind of grass you got on the field today well this grass was born 18 months ago up in georgia, and it was pampers, and the cheapest insurance for an athlete is a good safe playing field, and for the fans in the stands, a field of beauty and for the fans on tv, also a field of beauty. pete: george i've got to say though earlier in the program i got a little overzealous. we got a clip of it. this is me testing out your

grass, george, watch. you know, you reach down, grab a little, i pulled a little more grass than i probably was supposed to. might catch that on camera later , but it's the real grass on the field on the super bowl, george you couldn't hear the clip but i pulled a chunk way more than i away s's posed to i need to apologize. >> oh, come on look at that after it was pampered at georgia and it's pampered here. boy, i'm sorry, players, but i'll let you tell you something, you see that gate there? don't let the gate hit you in the fannie on the way out. we worked hard to give the players a good safe field. pete: guys i just got kicked out of the super bowl by the grounds keeper by pulling the grass off of it, too much, so can i make up for it? >> you can make any touchdown you want. pete: i'm going to make the

first touchdown of the super bowl right now. steve: pete hegseth there with george toma, he's a legend. wait whose going to throw the ball. pete? let's see. >> [applause] >> who threw it? was that a machine? steve: all right, pete, there you go. ainsley: you're not allowed to celebrate any more though, right >> all your listeners out there and viewers may all your good fortunes be as great as blades of grass this year and all years pete: got it perfect way to end it thank you. we'll see you back in a bit. >> pete, thank you very much. hannity is going to continue on the couch this hour in the meantime, gillian has news. reporter: good morning, good to see you happy super bowl sunday let's start off your news headlines with this an urgent search for an 11-year-old boy considered to be in danger. he was last seen walking to a friend's house in colorado nearly a week ago.

police organizing a volunteer search with his neighbors as they put up signs all around their community. >> everyone is coming together, and doing everything that we possibly can. >> right now, police don't have any leads on his whereabouts. rapper kanye west holding a super bowl sunday service here in miami featuring his choir, is scheduled for this morning at a local am pita-type theatre and he has taken his service all across the country including pastor joe oostein's church in houston. the two will reunite at yankee stadium in may. and a firefighter saves a bull dog after the pup falls through the ice, on lake michigan. look at this. the english bull dog dragged to safety after spending 10 minutes in the freezing water. a wisconsin firefighter has practiced this same rescue at the same location just days before saving him. his owner says he is doing just

fine. and taking the top spot as the australian open for an eighth time. >> the american in melbourne, and down under has been intact. reporter: edging out over five sets that is a look at your headlines i'll send it back to you. ben: biggest fan right here. >> what do you think about d jo kovic? >> listen, i love all of that. roger federer, they're just so gifted, talented. it is an individual sport which makes it, you know, you're out there alone, and i've got kids that play. ainsley: until you go to college >> the only sport they don't allow coaching. steve: believe me they never stop talking. >> i'm just sitting there like this , do this. steve: of course not. hannity is going to be with us this entire hour, but meanwhile

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that and he's open to some changes take a loosen. do you want to change some of the packages then, you mentioned thursday night people are wondering about the sunday ticket and the commitment on at&t. have you started those discussions? >> as i said our discussions are always ongoing. i wouldn't say we're in formal negotiations but we always have discussions but we are very open to changing packages. we're very open to changing partners. we're very open to do the best thing we can for our fans and for the league overall for the long term. maria: now don't forget they are open to change but there's very few distribution models that can offer you the pomp and circumstance of the broadcast reach, and like, you know, the pre-game, the half time show , the after show, so there's no question that the major media partners stay in place but it sounds like there will certainly be more online as well. brian: we had a question but shawn is our guest on the couch. you have the first question for

maria. >> i'd like to say to roger, keep it on fox please, thank you very much. but it really is a new world. i mean, we're talking about major money, these companies have probably are putting a lot on the table. maybe in the end it's good but you can sort of expand out the audience, without chipping away at the broadcast networks that run it. maria: yeah, i agree but when you watch the big game tonight do you want to watch the game on your phone or do you want to watch the big game on your big tv so that's the difference. >> i want to watch it on my tv, can't you put it from your phone on to tv? maria: there will be more to go around. there's so much money around tonights game. possible the price of the ticket , the price of an ad. >> how much is an ad? maria: it's $5.5 million for 30 seconds, $11 million for one minute but even that you got silicon valley coming in, president trump has an ad, michael bloomberg has an ad. i said is this $1 billion day sunday and he goes easy.

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game former nfl quarterback six time pro-bowler donovan mcnabb. good to see you. how are you? >> i'm excited. this is a game in which the big ones come back in, 15 years later i'm looking forward to offense on both sides of the ball but i want to see the defense played, this is something that was with us in philadelphia. reporter: well you know defense wins games. >> sometimes. reporter: a lot of the times it does but when you talk about defense right now you're looking at the 49ers in this game and that's the big question everyone wants to know is with the line

for the chiefs handle the pass rush for the 49ers to be able to give them the time they need. >> that's the matchups had and the x-factor for kansas city to be successful you have to start off fresh but when you look at the defense from san francisco what they have been doing all throughout the year is very impressive but don't sleep on the kansas city chiefs defense. when they are built to stop the run like they've been doing the last couple weeks, and they pass the ball 30-40 times it works in their favor so i'm looking forward to seeing a lot of blitzes and coverage and what team will fold. brian: donovan a couple of things you were in the super bowl last time you were here was with andy reed as your coach. i asked him what he thinks about more, let's watch. first off, do you think more about the super bowl you won, or the one you lost? >> unfortunately the one i lost brian: why? >> i think players and coaches

are are alike and you tend to think if you go 15 and 1 you think about the 1 rather than the 15. i think as a competitor that's just i don't know exactly why, what you could have done better, what you should have done, rather than what you accomplished. brian: do you think about your game you played and thought about what you could be doing different? >> absolutely. i don't have the win to live off of but do you know what? if what you never regret because of the opportunity, we won the n fc championship, but you go to the championship and lose and when you finally make it, it's such an honor but when brett talked about it you think about the throws you should have made and the decisions you made in the game that maybe could have went either way, but it's tough and i enjoy every bit of it 15 years ago, playing in the super bowl something i can tell my kids as they continue to get older. reporter: i wanted to talk to you about and reed.

you played in the super bowl under him and he's here again, and i know that he brought you into talk to the team, earlier this week on thursday. >> yes. reporter: what was your message to the players and your conversation like with andy, and his anticipation going into this game, his mind set. >> it's funny andy and i have been talking all throughout the year and we kept in contact pretty much since i've retired so i was excited for andy and the team he had. i think that this is his year. when you make it to the championship last year it was a shock and a wow factor for a lot of people. they expected him to be here so i think he's one game away from people putting him into his name in the ranks because of what he's done, his coaching streak speaks to itself, his players, so my message to really the team was don't try to go out and be perfect. just go out and play your game. make sure that you are well- prepared and stay focused and take care of business, because it's tough being on the

other side when you lose, so make sure you do what you need to do to win. brian: in case you don't know it gillian is behind us, they are 14 & 0, but they were 17 & 0 this year guys thanks so much for coming out. >> thank you. brian: meanwhile coming up straight ahead i'm not really sure, there's a reflection. >> [laughter] it says a fox & friends faceoff being put to the test. think about it i've got this. brian: thank you! >> ♪ ♪ we will he will rock you ♪ ♪ i'm your mother in law. and i like to question your every move. like this left turn. it's the next one. you always drive this slow? how did you make someone i love? that must be why you're always so late. i do not speed. and that's saving me cash with drivewise. my son, he did say that you were the safe option. and that's the nicest thing you ever said to me. so get allstate. stop bossing. where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me.

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steve: coverage of super bowl liv on fox and it's this year, and everything commences, wow. >> [applause] >> there it is. >> go big or go home. >> i love it. brian: this is a great high school band. ainsley: who doesn't love all of this. steve: exactly. >> so good, so good, so good! steve: all right, let's see how good this trivia game is. direct your attention to gillian with the question. ainsley: that's right. >> okay, everyone listening i need your full attention? hit your buzzer first one after i read the question is going to win. >> is this a question and you give us multiple choice answers? >> yeah, sure i'll give you multiple choice answers.

ainsley: don't ring the buzzer. >> just ring it whenever you want. steve: i'm ready. >> are you guys ready? by the way 500 points for a connect answer, minus 250 for a wrong answer. steve: you made it too complicated. >> first question which nfl head coach has the most super bowl wins? >> bellecheck. >> yes, yes! >> who hit it first? >> it was me! >> i believe that i'm the official judge here, okay? >> that's probably the only one that i'm going to get right. >> sharing is caring? >> we can give it to shawn. >> question number two. which quarterback has the most touchdown passes in a single super bowl game? >> [buzzer] >> san francisco?

>> [applause] steve young. >> he's on fire. >> all right question number three. which performers were featured at the first super bowl half time show? >> oh! >> is it the supremes, abbott and costello, the rolling stones or the three stooges? >> supremes. >> d. >> [buzzer] >> no! brian, shawn? >> i don't know whatevers left. >> oh, my god, this doesn't work. >> who was it? >> this is true. >> who was it? >> the three stooges. >> what! >> they don't even change. >> look if this is wrong it's not my fault okay? number 4. who was the first player to win a heisman trophy, and be named super bowlmvp? >> [buzzer] >> our guest.

do you have a problem with that one too? roger staubach. >> do you have a problem with that one too, ainsley? >> you guys ready for question 5 the last question? this one is a personal favorite just throwing that out there. in a trick play, that game known as the philly special, this super bowl lii mvp became the first and only player in game history to throw and catch a touchdown. does nobody know this? brian: i do know it. >> who is it? >> i'm go to foles. yes! how did nobody know this? >> [applause] >> you could have got that. >> i know. shawn you won. i wasn't keeping store. ainsley: hannity won! >> [applause] >> do you want more? steve: we've been standing here.

>> one more? brian: one more. >> okay. >> i thought we were done. >> you have the better one. >> who was that? is that you? brian: my mind is a little delay ed. >> this is winner-take-all. which coach has the seventh most regular season wins in nfl history. steve: we don't know the answer. >> you don't or you do? >> we do. >> it's andy reed. >> wow. >> that's good. steve: thank you! brian: that was winner-take-all. steve: thank you. janice dean now has the weather. >> janice: you can see why i stick to the weather. listen we'll talk about the weather and here is a mic. are you guys having fun? >> [yes! ] >> janice: how much do you love shawn hannity? >> [applause] >> should he be on fox & friends all the time? >> yes! >> okay. so listen do you like the

weather here in miami? >> it's getting warmer. >> it is and this time of the year this is chilly, right? >> it is. >> but there's low humidity we like it for our hair-dos but for tonights game it's going to be like upper 60s into the 70s do you like it? >> yes! >> janice: whose running for the chiefs? >> [applause] >> janice: whose rooting for the 49ers? >> [applause] >> janice: whose rooting for the giants? >> [applause] >> janice: all right, all right, so and do you know what's happening tomorrow of course is the iowa caucus and the temperatures in iowa by the way are going to be seasonal in the 30s, no rain in sight and did you hear about the groundhog this morning? >> yes! >> janice: an early spring but you don't care in miami so it's going to be beautiful today , beautiful for the super bowl you're all beautiful thank you for coming. thank you for coming! what's your name? >> edith. >> janice: where are you from? >> miami. >> janice: who are you rooting

for? >> i'm not a sports fan but i'll go with the chiefs. >> janice: are you fox & friends fan? >> absolutely. >> janice: and whose your favorite? >> everybody. >> janice: we love it we love it how about you my friend? >> i'm from michigan. >> janice: you're here for the super bowl? >> yes, i am. janice: are you here to see us too? >> of course. >> janice: whose going to win tonight? >> kansas city. >> what's your name? >> elsie. >> where you from? >> miami. >> will you say, let's go back to brian, steve, ainsley, shawn hannity. >> let's go back to brian, steve, ainsley and shawn hannity >> [applause] brian: well you might recognize the next guest from a stunning national anthem performance right here on fox & friends, he's now back to perform live, we are in miami it's super bowl sunday and by the way no super bowl party is complete without the perfect snack. steve: yes. brian: a celebrity chef shares

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>> good morning and welcome back to quick headlines thousands of people lining the streets as the remains of army specialist antonio mora return home to his family in north carolina. he died in a rollover crash last month in syria. the funeral is today and a special tribute for kobe bryant. his former high school outside of philadelphia unveiling his number 33 jersey after it was returned to the school and it was stolen in 2017 and returned by a collector in china when he found out it was taken and the nfl announcing the five newest members of the 2020 pro- football hall of fame, receiving enough votes to

be inducted this year, 20 football legends in total will be in how ohio this summer. brian: this would have been a perfect year but having said that let's turn the page. steve: live in miami hours away from super bowl liv and i don't know about you but i'm ready for some game daypart it food. ainsley: steve if you're hosting or need to take something with you our next guest has the perfect super bowl party. brian: she hosted me so it's great. >> next to you is celebrity chef amaris jones and she joins us now. what are we going to make? >> a turkey ro-tel dip. it's super easy to make. you have ground turkey here, we'll mix it in, help me, mix in queso dip. just throw it all in there and mix it up. >> you could put a cooking segment on the show. >> right and then we have cheddar cheese. >> wait is this sour cream?

>> i don't like that but it's going in. >> it's perfect. >> trust me. >> and this is one of those recipes that everybody loves. >> anybody can do this. >> i love ground turkey don't you? >> it is good. >> add that cheese in there. and then mix it up. >> all right, that's enough cheese. >> [laughter] >> and then some taco seasoning in there, mix that up. this literally will take you 10 minutes to make at home. and this is what it looks like when it's finished. >> wow. >> i want you to try it. i need someone to try it. >> i want to try it. >> shawn do you cook? >> i do cook. i actually was a kukin a restaurant when i was 15 years old. >> really? >> yes. >> it's super yummy. and then we have great chicken sandwiches. >> those are beautiful. >> what is that right now? >> it's a specialty. >> are you going to share it

with us? >> the special secret sauce. >> [laughter] >> this you can have with, i made it with mountain dew, lemon and lyme and i need you to try that. >> we'll be up all game. >> mountain dew zero as a matter of fact. >> do you like it? >> janice, how is it? good? >> it's awesome. >> and finally, we have a shrimpskewer, and i made a dark pepsi marinade with mango salsa. >> this is the greatest presentation. >> this is so beautiful. >> thank you so much. >> impressive. >> very fast. very fast. >> how about a round of applause for chef amaris. >> with more than two decades with his rendition of the national anthem including his recent performance on fox &

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>> we are back live in miami hours away from the super bowl here on fox super bowl liv i don't know if you know today is the final. steve: that's right. brian: and our next guest has been stunning crowds in stadiums around the world with his rendition of the national anthem , and last week, after he performed live on fox & friends, we presented him with a special surprise. but you're not going to the super bowl? >> i'm not going.

steve: although, katie degan is here from old el paso and what would you like to say to him? >> we would like to present you with two tickets to the big game >> oh, my god. >> [applause] steve: and look! he's here. ladies and gentlemen here he is, the one and only! brian: we know where he's going for the game, right? ainsley: and remember when he was on steve said you got to take your wife but when you went home what did she say? >> she said i'm not going. ainsley: so who did you bring? >> i brought a good friend of mine. he's an agent for doing half time shows. ainsley: did you have a lot of people calling your phone saying i want to go with you? >> a lot of social media, people that i didn't even know, like -- steve: as it turned out you brought shawn hannity. >> [laughter] steve: and we know that you were going to have a big super bowl party that canceled? >> yes. brian: now you didn't have to do this but we asked you to come back and sing the national anthem. >> i just want to thank old el

paso for being able to do this. this is amazing. steve: all right >> and you guys for allowing me to come out once again to your show. steve: well this is the final segment of our program, so take the mic, ladies and gentlemen here he is! the one and only. >> ♪ oh, say can you see , by the dawns early light, what so proudly we hailed, at the twilight's last gleaming, whose brought stripes and bright stars , through the perilous fight, o'er the ramparts we watch, were so gallantly stream

ing, and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air , gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there, oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave,o' er the land of the free, and the home of the brave ♪ >>

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>> you have a big interview with the president. >> it will be in the pregame show. i think it will be very interesting. >> any teases? >> i already gave those away. >> said he did a lightning round. >> i think it is quintessential president donald trump. and i think it will be fun. >> very interesting, sean, exonerations two days away. >> he will be acquitted wednesday. 275 days away from a pivotal election. game on for what we do. steve: we saw pete hegseth catch the first unofficial touchdown. >> jed the audio guy with a perfect toss. "fox & friends" 7. everyone else zero. >> bill hemmer was on the ferris wheel. through the ball down and i caught it. >> you guys are you a some. the preds.

undefeat. thank you. >> we did it. >> we love you guys. [cheering] >> bye from miami. maria: good sunday morning everybody. ahead for president trump as football fans everywhere count down to one of the biggest events in television. food sunday morning, everybody, i'm maria bartiromo. joining us straight ahead on "sunday morning futures" right here. major turn of events for the president's impeachment trial. the senate voting for no witnesses. it is widely expected the president will be acquitted this upcoming wednesday. first he gives his state of union address this sunday night. lindsey graham wil w