stories and american costs we talk about every day. heather: and not standing up. thank you so much. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, another big day coming, "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> the president of the united states. >> three years ago we launched a great american comeback, created 7 million new jobs. the unemployment rate is the lowest in over half a century. this is a blue-collar boom. the state of our union is stronger than ever before. rush limbaugh who just received

a stage 4 advanced cancer diagnosis, you will be receiving our country's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. the through and legitimate president of venezuela, juan guido. socialism destroys nations but also remember freedom unifies the soul. we have invested record-breaking $2.2 trillion in the united states military. a long, tall and powerful wall is being built. we created a brand-new branch of the united states armed forces called the space force. soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher, bloodthirsty color known as abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead.

charles mcgee, of the last surviving tuskegee airmen, the first black fighter pilot, our nation salutes you. amy williams from fort bragg, north carolina, your husband is back from deployment and we can't keep him waiting any longer. welcome home, sergeant williams, god's grace is still shining and my fellow americans, the best is yet to come. ♪ keep on rocking in the free world ♪ keep on rocking in the free

world ♪ jillian: a lot to talk about this one, wednesday february 5th and you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for starting the day with us. we are not going to tear the scripts up. calling it the great american comeback donald trump delivering a commanding state of the union address celebrating the american spirit and the strength of the heroes who defend it. jillian: the president hammered home the progress made during his first term in office while going on a tear on the radical policies of the left, a sentiment nancy pelosi took quite literally. rob: griff jenkins live with major moments from last night. >> reporter: you expect to hear about impeachment you would have been disappointed, the president making no mention, citing tax

cuts and record low unemployment, america's come back with the future he says is blazing bright. >> and three short years we have shattered the mentality of american decline and we have rejected the downsizing of americans destiny. >> reporter: national security and immigration major themes, celebrate the killing of terrorist leaders, highlighting the construction of a new border wall and praising law enforcement. >> a better tomorrow for all americans also requires us to keep america safe, supporting the men and women of law enforcement at every level including our nation's heroic ice officers. >> reporter: among several guests the president calling on the first lady to present rush limbaugh with the presidential medal of freedom. >> i will now ask the first lady of the united states to present you with the honor please.

>> reporter: from the start palpable tension between the president and nancy pelosi, and aiding in her ripping up the speech. afterwards a sharp reaction why she did it. >> why did you rip the speech up? >> it was the courteous thing to do. >> reporter: michigan governor gretchen witmer delivered the democratic response blasting the president for an economy she says is hurting american workers. jillian: thanks for that update. rob: the president delivering his state of the union under the cloud of impeachment and while that did not come up you know what has? his approval rating. jillian: up to 49%, the highest of his presidency but with the senate expected to acquit him today what will democrats do to win this election in november?

rob: let's ask liz harrington, democrats are pretty nervous at this point. >> reporter: absolutely and they should be. when the history books are written that was a speech that will be remembered. what won't be remembered as the democrats petty partisan political game. when you look at that speech we are in the midst of a great american comeback not just in this booming economy with millions of americans coming back into the labor force, rising wages, great historic new trade deals but also reestablishing american dominance abroad, standing for freedom. the president, big things are happening in this country and democrats have made themselves very small but i would like to thank nancy pelosi for showing their true colors and what they really care about, what drives them which is petty personal

partisan rage and what was on full display last night is what donald trump cares about, the country and our great men and women and amazing things happening on full display, amazing guests last night. heather: nancy pelosi initially against impeachment, now you see what happened last night with her ripping up the papers at the end. you wonder if she is at a breaking point and what her game plan is going to be between now and november. >> it is completely unhinged. we have never seen behavior like this. the norms nancy pelosi shredded by that vulgar display, childish display and when you think about not just that moment, it was a great opportunity last night for unifying moments. we were celebrating american greatness, restoration of prosperity and peace and

democrats couldn't bring themselves to stand and applaud for a 9-year-old girl that got a scholarship, moments like that, people are watching and seeing our president leading in the white house, america is doing free and democrats are nervous, acting out, throwing one of the biggest temper tantrums in american history and a great contrast for us to show what really matters, what is really important and all about putting our country first. rob: one of the busiest political weeks we have seen in a long time and you've got this acquittal coming at 4:00 today from the senate. it looks like you are going to have senator joe manchin joining republicans to acquit the president making this bipartisan. maybe three, maybe two. what do you make of that? >> it is a very important moment. the president will be acquitted

forever and he has been vindicated more importantly by the voters. look at the poll numbers. they have rejected this partisan impeachment and to have a bipartisan opposition to this political hit job out of the house and now what we are likely seeing later today, bipartisan acquittal, a very important moment for our constitution not just about donald trump who deserves to be cleared, he didn't do anything wrong but for future presidents that impeachment shouldn't be a petty partisan political tool that really debases our constitution. jillian: thank you for joining us. and now to this, 2020 democratic hopefuls turning their purpose to new hampshire for next week's caucuses. president of candidates plowing at following the iowa meltdown. rob: in concorde, new hampshire, results from the hawkeye state

continue to trickle and even today. >> reporter: we are new hampshire, the home of the first in the nation primary even as the candidates are here on the ground working to move voters they are still waiting for those final results of the iowa caucus. 71% of the precincts of reported and mayor pete buttigieg is on top by a hair over bernie sanders with elizabeth warren in third and former vice president joe biden and forth. on twitter, the campaign out of iowa in a, quote, strong position but here is her take on whether the caucus system should be reevaluated. >> no system is perfect and we should be reevaluating even before last night and sure. >> reporter: one voter had stronger words. >> it is terrible. i hope it means the end of caucuses. that would be a good thing and i

wouldn't mind if it was the end of iowa being first. they have had that position for a long time and maybe it is time for another state. >> reporter: looking ahead to the nevada caucuses the democratic party released a statement saying what happened in the iowa caucus will not happen in nevada. we will not be doing the same thing in the iowa caucus. there is no reason to expect any problems here. the democratic party chair told fox news new hampshire uses paper ballots and is run smoothly for 100 years. jillian: time to go old-school. rob: thank you very much. 11 minutes after the are. martha mc sally honoring a fallen hero's service and sacrifice by inviting his wife to the state of the union. inside the emotional experience when they join us live. jillian: donald trump touting a blue-collar boom during his vigorous, peter morici said the

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we break it down, the international trade commission's peter morici, thank you for coming back. he did a pretty good job delineating what nafta did to this country getting a lot of jobs for this country and how he fixed this. what did you make of it? >> nafta was flawed in many ways, you can bring 7 to mexico from china, subsidized deals, and sell it. with the us mca, more steel, more auto-parts, more electronics, more aluminum, more upholstery is made in north america to be sold in north america on a terror freebase. the same applies american farmers. american farmers got a great deal, the old nafta protected cold-weather canadian farming. now we can export more to canada, more jobs in the critical midwest, iowa and minnesota and so forth.

rob: the an employment rate at 3.5%, blue-collar jobs added under this administration, plus 500,000 manufacturing construction, 700,000, transportation warehousing, these are the kinds of jobs a lot of people thought might be lost forever as we continue to progress the way things work. >> in the economics profession mostly ivy league professors have refused to acknowledge donald trump's economic policies make sense and endlessly chanting we are in a manufacturing recession. we have added thousands of manufacturing jobs, 30 out of 34 months. people don't hire more people in manufacturing to make less stuff. the definition of a recession is less stuff is the definition of a boom is more stuff, more people, more stuff, more jobs, more wages, better jobs. it is a great renaissance, a great story. when an economist tells you this president is bad for the economy remember he probably told nancy

to rip up the speech. rob: democrats continue to deck out the unemployment rate did drop dramatically under president obama in the eight years he had after a recession. what do you make of that argument? >> it is tough inheriting a financial crisis into recession but one good thing about inheriting a recession is you lower the unemployment rate without much effort but we were told over and over by the same liberal batch on the charles river at harvard and mit and columbia you can't bring down the on employment rate any further without all manner of inflation and bad things but this guy did it but how did he do it? by persuading people who had given up on working with barack obama who went on food stamps to give up the food stamps, give up the welfare and go back to work. minorities who so often have been frozen in dead end jobs forever are switching jobs in record numbers because they are finding new opportunity. rob: a lot of people on the left are trying to hold of the economy is only working for the

one%, trying to push that line it is more clear that is not the case. >> the lowest quarter of workers are getting big wage gains, more - big gains in wealth. you heard the numbers last night. they are not made up. they are from the federal reserve. that is why nancy pelosi ripped up the report card, she didn't like the idea the boy in the next state was getting an a and she deserves a d. rob: you saw a lot of democrats sitting on their hands, they didn't want to applaud a good economy and less -- we have to leave it there. >> you are very quiet in the second grade when you get left back. and that is what we saw. in second grade you at a whole column of numbers that we saw in iowa how well democrats add numbers. rob: thank you for coming on, we appreciate it as always.

jillian: which democrat won iowa? bernie sanders and pete buttigieg locked in a dead heat. rob: could the real winner be michael bloomberg even though he wasn't there? we will claim. jillian: one of the most heartfelt moment of the state of the union address, the high honor the left rush limbaugh speechless. >> beloved by millions of americans, the greatest fighter and winter you will ever meet. rush limbaugh, thank you for your decades of devotion to our country. ♪ - [narrator] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker with tender crisp technology. the best of pressure cooking and air frying are now in one pot. and only the ninja foodi has tender crisp technology, so you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. you may never need another appliance ever again.

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the corona virus and land in hours. passages will be quarantines at two military bases near san francisco and san diego as johns hopkins university warns the deadly virus is here to stand will be part of the flu season. a child arriving on last week's flight is hospitalized in california after developing a fever. and american is among ten cruise ship passengers in japan who tested positive for the virus. the vessel is quarantined. the number of deaths rising to 490 with 24,000 confirmed cases, 11 in the us. rob: christopher ray will testify on the house judiciary committee, he will comment on the horwitz report. and fisa abuses in the investigation into ties between the trump campaign and russia. the fisa court judge downplays the role of an administration official who was overseeing

changes to the fisa system, they called the position purely advisory. jillian: michael bloomberg is hoping to capitalize on the chaos in iowa after he skips the state. for new york city mayor planning to double his tv ad spending and expand his campaign, the results from iowa underscore we need a candidate who can build a coalition broad enough to unite the party and strong enough to go toe to toe with donald trump and beat him. rob: an interesting moment, a loan democrat taking the spotlight in a sea of white applauding the president during the state of the union address going wild, senator kirsten cinema giving a standing ovation for the tax breaks. christian tweeting i love this, our country needs this, kathy writing thank you for being the brave and bold senator, across the aisle, not everybody liked

it. she just lost our support for her reelection bid. jillian: the president's be shredded and house speaker's contempt could not be any clearer. how do you think voters feel about nancy pelosi's stunned at the end of the speech. talking to the people, moving again. >> where are we? carthage, north carolina? 5:00 in the morning, you watch the state of the union last night? you will hear from them in a moment, don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

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>> we have created 7 million new jobs. this is the blue collar boom. the state of our union is stronger than ever before. rush limbaugh, you will be receiving our country's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. we have invested a record-breaking $2.2 trillion to the united states military. power unmatched anywhere in the world, the iranian regime's most ruthless bloodthirsty color known as abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead.

amy williams from fort bragg, north carolina, your husband is back from deployment and we couldn't keep him waiting any longer. my fellow americans, the best is yet to come. rob: highlight reel, central theme of donald trump's addresses honoring our country's heroes in recognizing the strength of the us military. jillian: what did voters think? us army veteran pete hegseth talking to them live at pete's family restaurant in carthage, it is packed in there. >> reporter: i haven't even met pete yes. i will talk to him at some point.

almost everybody watching the speech last night, rather than hear from me the point is to talk to the folks and hear the voices of the people, their reaction to the state of the union. what is your name? >> alexander cox. >> you told me you watched every state of the union the last 50 years. what do you make of the speech last night? >> i thought it was absolutely perfect. he loves every american citizen. i firmly believe that in my heart. that is why we all love him. when the teske airman was recognized that was amazing, 100 years old and just amazing, his grandson going to the space academy is amazing as well. the lady from fort bragg whose son and daughter were fair and that judged our hearts and we love this country. >> what is your name? >> robert. >> you are wearing the shirt.

i like the space force, i worked on pebbles in the 90s. that is moving in the right direction. >> i have been hearing human interest stories and we saw from people who were affected by those very actions, the parents of kayla mueller, harris was killed by a roadside bomb in 2008, the speech last night. what did you think of the speech? >> i thought it was great. it made our life better with everything, 2020. >> the rest never stood up. >> can't believe how disrespectful they were and i

wish even though you may dislike him, respect him and that is something we don't have enough of. >> you had thoughts on the way it ended. we are focusing on the words but a certain speaker of the house decided to take an action. >> felt like all i could say. my mom and dad would turn over in their graves if they saw anything like that because she was so disrespectful and she is like a kid didn't get her way. >> that is my kind of north carolina right there. thank you. what is your name? >> michael. >> what did you think of the speech? >> better than awesome. went through a list of what we expect him to do but the united states, you got to think about the style, go for the results

every day. are you have to do is look at apple. the guys at apple didn't like the ceo a long time. he got results. donald trump gets results. go for the results. don't worry about how he gets there. say yes, i'm there. >> what did you think of the speech? >> it was wonderful. the main thing i think about trump is he is the only president i have ever seen in my lifetime that says he is going to do something and actually does it. >> a lot of praise for the speech last night. we are going to. pete's restaurant family-style. any recommendations, waffles and everything. don't miss it all morning. we appreciate it.

>> martha mc sally giving hope harrison, the widow dustin harrison ~us based attack in kenya the chance of a lifetime to attend donald trump's state of the union. both women joining me to react after attending the historic speech. hope, so sorry for your loss. for those who don't know about your husband, about dustin. tell us who was. >> my husband was amazing, husband, father, son. an amazing human being. >> a week before he has to come home. >> how do you choose hope? >> hope and beautiful daughter, live in tucson -- when i heard about this awful tragedy wanted to reach out to the family and

as i thought about who would feel honored if she could find it in her brief to attend this, a glimmer of hope in the president's speech, an honor to be here. i thought if she was able to in her brief, i would be honored to have her as a guest. i'm so glad she accepted the offer and this was a difficult time for her and her family but wanted to give her a little bit of a glimmer of hope. >> it happened last month. you are so strong to come here and talk about your husband, you heard senator mc sally say if you get any glimmer of hope last night did you. were any words that resonated with you? >> it was beautiful, and amazing opportunity and god has given you that opportunity, thank you for senator martha make sally. and her as a human being.

it was wonderful, i am a huge supporter of our president and our country, our military and contractors alike. donald trump honored, everything you did is very -- >> what did you think of the speech last night? >> it was donald trump's best speech can i had tears in my eyes first time in my life at a state of the union address a couple times. when we saw sergeant williams reunited with his family and i was thinking how hope was a knowing dustin wasn't coming home. even though he was a contractor, fighting terrorism abroad, he is a hero too. the teske gi airman all the way

across the board, so strong on donald trump's accomplishments but so touching with the stories that he shared and people whose lives have been impacted by the positive policies working with donald trump to make happen for americans. heather: an emotional time for you, your husband is a silent hero, you talk about him being a contractor, that he loved deviation and service to this country. we are so sorry for your loss. >> anything you want to say because he is listening. >> i want to thank everyone for their prayers all around the world. and my husband's death he is inviting people, paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom as a contractor. he didn't have to be there. he was fighting right alongside our military, had a heart for our country and human rights. i want to thank everyone from all over the world.

>> thank you, sorry for your loss, we will be right back.

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go to rakuten.com and sign up today for a $10 bonus. >> 2020 hopeful bernie sanders gives the state of the union to rally in new hampshire celebrating a big night in the iowa caucuses despite no clear winner just yet. >> todd pyro joins us from manchester, new hampshire, days from the first in the nation primary. >> reporter: although he didn't rip up any papers bernie sanders took his time in a state of the union rebuttal to taryn to the president's accomplishments mostly on the economy. >> donald trump has told the american people that the economy

today is booming like it has never boomed before. now, this is not the strongest economy we have ever had. >> earlier in the night sanders rallied supporters 3 miles down the road from a saying he was confident he would win in the granite state and in upcoming contests and the polling bears that out, sanders with a commanding lead over joe biden in new hampshire. speaking of number still waiting for them in iowa where caucus chaos continues and it appears to be a close race, pete buttigieg with a slight lead over the vermont senator with 71% reported. what do sanders supporters think of this iowa mess? i asked them. >> there's something more at play and timing is odd. in the midst of the state of the union i can't help think something is going on. >> the reporting bernie was in the lead and all of a sudden -- i don't know what is going on.

>> i have a hunch biden has won. >> other supporters wondering why iowa has a caucus in the first place, wondering why the technology wasn't vetted and made sure it was as perfect as possible before the caucus and if they can trust the results in the first place while saying it won't matter in new hampshire, they think bernie is going to win here. >> we appreciate it. donald trump touting his success with killing isis leader soleimani. >> soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher and monster who murdered and wounded thousands of american servicemembers in iraq, the us military executed a flawless precision strike that killed soleimani and ended his reign of terror forever.

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rob: that is a busy place this weekend will be busy again at 4:00. in a bipartisan manner to acquit the president of the united states on two charges of impeachment. here is alive shot of capitol hill. jillian: let's bring in lee carter. we like to check the dials and

see what voters think. lee carter is president and partner and author of persuasion. how are you? >> i'm great. jillian: your overall take? >> i was looking at analysis on different networks trying to understand what people were thinking. i was shocked the people talked about how divisive this was and what voters told us, even democrats even though they don't love donald trump responded to some of the key moments last night. rob: listen to the present on the killing of soleimani. >> the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher, a monster who murdered thousands of american servicemembers in iraq, the us military executed a flawless precision strike that killed soleimani. our message to the terrorists is clear, you will never escape american justice. if you attack our citizens you forfeit your life.

jillian: hard to believe americans are not in favor. >> republicans resonated with that message. democrats gave it a see. that is surprising to me because you would think based on impeachment and the gridlock and the vitriol out there that democrats would give him credit for anything and they did. on this they felt a strong and effective and that is not what we always see. that is not what we saw last night. >> a lot of members to her something up in the middle east. let's listen to the president talking about socialism destroying the american healthcare system. >> 32 lawmakers in this room have endorsed legislation to oppose a socialist takeover of the healthcare system wiping out the private health insurance

plans of 180 million very happy americans. we will never let socialism destroy american healthcare. jillian: that is not a surprise. >> not a big surprise. the democrat line, republicans will give this in a, message that resonates, democrats, we were under the impression democrats want socialized medicine and medicare for all and and a lot of folks out there want that. a number of democrats out there are moderate, want to keep their health insurance. this is a message, important for the republicans in the president to drive the process. he didn't win people over but didn't repel the democrats. it is important to keep that in mind as we move forward. rob: i had one friend text me, this is like a republican cake party. one side having the time of their life.

>> no holds barred, this was not a unifying speech, it was trump being trump. he hit his high notes. my question was is that going to alienate democrats? we have seen democrats give the president fs, and that is -- we saw last night, i think, gotten used to the tone and tenor of it and that is what it was. i think nancy pelosi ripping up the speech did not do anything. democrats did like that but it alienated a lot of folks and that is not what we want to see but it felt like a divided country but wasn't one that was polarizing as we have seen in the past. >> the state of the union shredded the house speaker's contempt for donald trump on full display before the entire nation. >> carly shimkus shows us how social media is responding the

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president trump and speaker pelosi. the night started with the president appearing to reject a hand shake from the speaker and ended up with her ripping the speech. she says she took the high road. >> why did you rip the speech up madam speaker it? >> was the courteous thing to do considering the alternative. carley: courteous thing to do considering the al turner tis. the white house responded tweeting speaker pelosi just ripped up one of our last surviving tuskegee airmen, the survivor a child born at 21 weeks. the mourning families of rocky jones and kayla mueller service members reunion with his family. reaction to all of this hostility. the twitter user handshake rejection the snub seen around the world. did she think after trying to impeach him that they were friends? last year the house speaker went viral for enthusiastically clapping when the president called for an end to revenge

politics. clearly the end to revenge politics did not happen, guys. rob: pelosi choreographing more viral moments needing attention. rush limbaugh more rough news on him this week. listen to this. >> thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country. you will be receiving our country trips highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. [cheers and applause] carley: emotions absolutely running high during that moment, brian says rush is icon and legend he has done so much for talk radio and the conservative movement. limbaugh says he is in awe of the president giving him the medal of freedom. so an incredible moment for somebody who probably needed a little bit of cheering up, guys. jillian: there were so many moments last night that were truly incredible. rob: all the guests peppered

through. a good state of the union for the president, i believe. jillian: absolutely. carley, thank you. rob: acquittal coming today most likely at 4:00 as this busy week moves on. jillian: right now "fox & friends" starts. have a good day. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >> i am thrilled to report to you tonight that our economy is the best it has ever been. our military is completely rebuilt with its power being unmatched anywhere in the world and it's not even close. our borders are secure. our families are flourishing, our values are renewed. our pride is restored. and for all of these reasons i say to the people of our great country and to the members of congress the state of our union is stronger than ever before. [cheers and applause]