load of nonsense. chris posting as long as they are loved and looked after i'm sure the animal doesn't care what it is called. i agree. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> he had no right to destroy the document. >> that is a form of speech. i will be filing charges against nancy pelosi and the house ethics committee. >> it is thursday february 6th, nancy pelosi could be in trouble after her stunned at the state of the union. >> putting the house speaker in the hot seat now that the president's name has been cleared. >> i'm afraid i will never hear his voice, him running say mommy. my son - >> the mother of a missing colorado boy is speaking out as the search for her son takes a

heartbreaking turn. >> critical clues spotted on surveillance video pointing police to someone the family trusts. also baseball legend pete rose using the m lb sign stealing scandal to lift his lifetime ban from the hall of fame. >> will he strike out again? "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> good morning. not a song i'm familiar with. good morning. you are watching "fox and

friends first" on thursday morning. rob: a rainy thursday on the east coast. a new push to condemn nancy pelosi for her paper ripping moments at the state of the union. the speaker insists on this she took the high road. >> republicans demand repercussions. >> good morning. the house could vote on a resolution as early as today which would condemn nancy pelosi's actions as a breach of decorum that brought discredit on our house, nancy pelosi stole the spotlight from the state of the union address on tuesday as donald trump was finishing things up, she ripped up a copy of his speech, she then told reporters she did it because it was a, quote, manifesto of mistruths. she's not just facing this resolution to condemn her actions, congressman matt gates announced he is filing an ethics

complaint against the speaker. >> he disgraced the house of representatives, embarrassed our country and destroyed official records. the law does not allow the speaker of the house to destroy the records of the house and the rules of the house do not permit some little temper tantrum because you don't like what the president of the united states says. >> the other part of this, a person close to the speaker tells fox news the ripping was not preplanned but video appears to show otherwise, you can see pelosi with the speech behind the desk and pre-rips the pages, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle debating how bad this really was. >> he had no right to destroy this document especially one filled with such impactful stories of american patriots. >> if i took this card and toward it because i didn't like what was on the card i am protected by the first amendment in doing that. that is a form of speech.

>> others like leaves eldon say pelosi should be censured. >> it is never going to end. thank you very much. >> donald trump after his impeachment trial finally comes to a close, the senate determining to acquit the president. >> the battle on capitol hill not over yet. lauren blanchard has the latest from democrats. >> donald john trump, president of the united states is not guilty as charged. >> the senate voting to acquit donald trump after democrats failed to secure the required 2 thirds vote needed to convict. the party line vote ending weeks of debate over whether the president should be removed from office over allegations of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> if you think you have done the country a good service by legitimizing this impeachment process, what you have done is unleash the partisan forces. >> in a news conference at of the vote democrats defend their

case calling the trial in chamblee >> donald trump correctly abused his power by soliciting foreign interference in american election. >> in an emotional speech on the senate floor republican senator mitt romney agreeing with democrats becoming the only republican to vote to convict on the first article of impeachment. >> were i to ignore the evidence that is presented and disregard what i believe my oath and the constitution demands of me for the sake of a partisan end it would, i fear, expos my character to history's review and the censure of my own conference. >> reporter: this discussion whether to censure the president's actions which of congress opted to do so it would be a formal reprimand but there are no legal consequences. jillian: rather than work on

issues americans care about democrats are crying cover up and applauding their next move. sarah sanders as the left's agenda to undo the 2016 election has done nothing but show their true priorities. >> some great things they will work together on but they care more about destroying the president than fixing problem. they hate donald trump more than they like america. the last three years, every single they since the president took office they have done nothing but try to take that election back and donald trump continues to get stronger. and the country is hard to argue with data points doing better under this president. >> the white house affirming that sentiment, and donald trump advanced the -- the democrats once again have nothing to do for their fraudulent scheme.

>> the highway patrol officer and air force veteran shot and killed while trying to help a stranded driver. the suspect shooting the trooper as he pulled over on i-95 in palm city, florida. another officer shot and killed the gunman, serve 19 years on the force. we know the identity of the alabama police officer and the father of two with the third child on the way and he has a long criminal threat. the missing of the colorado boy is taking a heartbreaking we. >> in imagine how afraid he is. please write. >> she has been missing since january 20 seventh and the neighbor says his home security

camera captured gannon getting into his stepmother's black pickup truck and that was the last time the boy was seen. >> she came back and nobody did that. rob: gannon's father says the stepmom lied about the timeline when this boy disappeared. she denied doing anything to the child. gannon's mother begging for any clues. >> i was afraid he would never hear him run and i would never see that again. >> investigators have a copy of the video. they do not dispute the neighbor's description. jillian: the top case of the coronavirus in wisconsin, the outbreak spreading rapidly in china killing over 500 people with 28,000 cases reported. a chinese baby testing positive for the virus 30 hours after the

infected mother gave birth. quarantine after 20 people including two americans were diagnosed. and at two military bases in california. four more evacuation planes can arrive as early as today. remains of two american firefighters died battling the australia wildfires are sent home to the us. american flags draping the caskets of ian nick beth and paul hudson was the remains of a third following firefighters send home this weekend. 20 firefighters, home to los angeles but they spent the last month battling australian fires. >> in parts of the south. this video shows a suspected

twister in mcgee, it stretches from texas into the northeast. jillian: hi wents caused scaffolding to collapse. watch is a massive gust shatters the door of an office building. rob: that is incredible. in missouri, crashing on an icy city bridge. one person heard more winter weather ahead. there is a lot to talk about. >> reporter: a big nasty winter storm, warm air bumping colder air. 33 degrees in san antonio all the way to new york city, 38 degrees. that is our cold front along the frontal boundary. everything highlighted in the big red box in the southeast is a tornado watch, the ingredients

are there, and a tornado in on the ground and everything on the northern edge with colder temperatures are all at times fairly big winter snowstorm. this is the air we are paying attention to, severe weather across the southeast but winter storm watches and warnings from missouri stretching into new england. there is snow and we will be watching it. super bowl winning coach andy reid tells them exactly what they want to hear at the victory parade in kansas city. >> we are coming right back. one more time. rob: thousands brave the cold to cheer the champions as they stage a comeback. the first super bowl winning 50 years.

great video, someone threw a beer to quarterback maholmes and he caught it so casually. the impeachment battle is over for now at least. >> if we cannot when the majority, they will try to impeach this president again. rob: do democrats have a game plan to try this for a second time. former federal prosecutor says be where. >> bernie sanders and pete buttigieg away the outcome in iowa, battling it out for the next big prize, coming back on thursday morning. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that.

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jillian: the trump administration taking a victory lap after voting to acquit him on -- the republicans say this may not be the end of the so-called witchhunts. >> they need to go to take the house.com. if we do not win the majority, they will try to impeach this president again. they voted a year before that phone call. they work on the chairman who could work on impeachment. >> could they push for the president's removal? randy haig joins us to talk about that. what do you think. >> this and criminal. there is no such thing as double jeopardy with respect to impeachment. the democrats can impeach the president over and over as many times as they want.

jillian: you think they will? >> that is a great question. they seem to be headed in that direction. they will call bolton, mick mulvaney and start the subpoena fight with the president. i assume the president will assert executive privilege. i don't know if they will go back to voting on impeachment again or whether they will continue to hold hearings and call it an impeachment inquiry. rob: right after this ended two minute later jerry nadler gets press conference and starts to talk about the possibility of going through this all over again. >> it is likely your committee or a combination of committees will subpoena john bolton. >> the speaker signed off on it. i don't know.

rob: he doesn't sound like he wants to give up. >> i think if you look at what happened after the election in 2016 right before and after the president was inaugurated on 2017 there was talk about impeachment then. they wanted to impeachment, they don't like this president, they never understood how the american people could have voted for him over hillary clinton. i think impeachment is just a symptom of that. jillian: we are months away from the election, already into 2020. this already didn't go as they had hoped and all the candidates on the campaign trail and still talking about impeachment versus the messaging so how much will that heard them. >> this is just like captain ab. they are determined to try to hurt the president. they believe he is unfit for office, that he shouldn't have won in the first place. i don't think it is about removing him or that it ever was. it is really about trying to

tell the american people he is unfit and they should vote for the democrat in the fall. the american people should be ready to vote in the fall and let us decide. rob: what do you think happens to joe manchin who gave a big >> introduced the idea of censuring the president? a lot of people thought he would be one of the people who goes to the republicans and he voted guilty on both. that surprised a lot of people. did somebody get to him? >> don't know why he did it. i wonder if mitt romney's decision gave cover to some of the senators, doug jones, kirsten cinema and joe manchin to vote with the rest of the democrats. i think he could be in trouble. west virginia is very supportive of the president and not sure they will forget it by the fall. jillian: thanks for joining us. rob: a big day for the former prison worker who helped these convicted murderers breakout

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rob: a former prison worker who helped two convicted killers escaped expected to be released, and as a seamstress, in upstate new york and smuggled into to help richard matt and david sweat escape in 2015. they were on the run for 23 days. sweat was shot and captured near the canadian border.

fotis dulos's girlfriend please guilty to conspiracy, expected in court tomorrow more than a week after fotis killed himself, her attorney says fotis's death changed the case and wants michelle as trial to be moved. jennifer has been missing since may. her estranged husband was charged with her murder. police say dulos left a note that maintained all of their innocence. jillian: facial recognition technology highlighted on capitol hill today, hearing on the issue after a government report found problems with the tools. it is important for law enforcement, uses facial recognition on travelers entering and leaving the us. the senate campaign canceling its contract with the company behind the failed iowa caucus. according to the daily beast democrats abandoned the deal with shadow inc. the morning

after the caucus debacle the apps rollout proving to be a disaster for the party. votes are still being counted three days after the caucuses began. rob: the president will speak today at the 60 eighth annual national prayer breakfast, assisted by members of congress and the fellowship foundation which is a nonprofit which brings together religious, political and business leaders. the house speaker stooping to a new low. >> the satisfaction ends. >> i keep coming from nancy pelosi. will the petty politics ever come to a end? two members of congress working to right the ship. they join us next.

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jillian: 2020 hopefuls after the caucus chaos in iowa, pete buttigieg and bernie sanders in the lead forcing other candidates to shift their strategy. rob: griff jenkins live in new hampshire as the clock ticks toward primary day. >> reporter: we have a democrat nomination race feeding up in a major way. buttigieg and sanders were neck in the. boston globe's shows sanders in the lead at 25% up one point, buttigieg 19% up four points from where he was yesterday. biden at 12% dropped 3 points, warren holding steady, 11% and, 14% undecided.

yesterday the mayor with the momentum was making the case that he is a candidate for all political stripes. >> we have to recognize there are options in between a revolution and status quo. and in order to govern as well as to lead, we've got to list the energies of people from my party, independents and some number of people who are accustomed to being in the other party. >> reporter: make no mistake, there is an affectation from the biden camp that they would be more competitive in new hampshire but it is interesting to note he is off the campaign trail, meeting with his advisors, has a townhall coming up tonight. yesterday he was attacking the front runners. >> he calls himself a democratic socialist. we see what donald trump will do with that. >> i do believe it is a risk for this party to nominate someone who has never held office higher

than mayor of the town of 100,000 people in indiana. >> reporter: it is fair to say we can expect tomorrow night's democrat debate a lot more attacks coming for that mayor with quite a bit of momentum. rob: interesting now hampshire -- new hampshire could be in the biden camp. democrats not giving up. the senate acquitting the president on the impeachment charges but they want to investigate his dealings with ukraine. congressman jerry nadler threatening to subpoena john bolton. >> it is likely your committee or some combination of committees will subpoena john bolton. >> the speaker signed up on it. >> when did this happen? rob: bolton said he would testify if subpoenaed by the

senate during the impeachment trial. republicans said additional witnesses weren't necessary. it is unclear how bolton will respond to a house subpoena. republican lawmakers are focusing on hunter biden, chairman of the homeland security and governmental affairs committee, chuck grassley and ron johnson requesting hunter's travel records, quote, we write to request information whether hunter biden used government-sponsored travel for business. we want the information by february 19th. >> nancy pelosi might face the ethics committee for tearing donald trump's state of the union to shredding what critics are slamming is the latest display of policy's divisive partisanship. >> i solemnly and sadly open the debate on the impeachment of the president of the united states. >> this is nothing anybody takes any satisfaction in.

>> the question is will democrats and republicans ever have unity. joining me live, cochair of the problems or caucus, thank you for being here. you have quite a task on your hands. i will start with you. how do you plan to create unity because right now it is as far away as possible. >> there's a reason we cochair the problem solvers caucus, 24 democrats in 24 republicans, working on how to come together around big things and we met the morning after the state of the union talking about infrastructure and healthcare and getting the cost of prescription drugs down and paid family leave in areas where we think if we work together we can govern for the american people and put country had a party and that is what we do every week. >> we see a picture of a number

of guys wearing purple as a show of unity. if you could talk about that and what ended up transpiring that night, use i know handshake between the president and nancy pelosi. we don't know if she reached out her hand, you saw what happened at the end with her ripping up the paper. i think americans are frustrated seeing those exchanges. >> frustration and disappointment, this has been a four year journey, putting 48 members together equally divided that are committed to serving the country. i'm a proud republican, josh is a proud democrat but that doesn't mean we have to be uncivil to each other and engage in what we saw the other night in the chamber with the incivility towards the other side at different points, the presidency and the office of the presidency. we have been doing this for years and i can assure you many

members saying enough is enough, get to the business of the people, not dc. jillian: not everyone necessarily agrees, let's show you two different opinions on the shredding of the speech. >> she had no right to destroy this document especially one filled with such impactful stories of american patriots. >> if i took this card and tore it up because i didn't like what was on the card, i am protected by the first amendment in doing that. >> that is just one example. how do you get everyone on the same page? >> you do what we have been doing, leading by example, coming together, voting is a

block of 48 members on issues that impact the american people every day and we have a commitment to each other not to attack the other side, not to attack personally and i get free-speech but we are elected officials, service members of congress and congress deserves better and the people of america deserve better than what we saw the other night. >> i really believe at the state of the union when my constituents talked about how will you help me and make sure we fix our road and get my healthcare down and cut my taxes? those of the things i hear about and they want us to get things done. just coming together, plenty of disagreement, that is fine but how you disagree matters and getting things done and moving forward, you will not get what you want every time. >> we changed the rules of the house last congressional session to allow members to be members, if you work together we have a guaranteed vote in the house of representatives on the floor of the house. that hasn't happened in 8200 years and his leadership of the problem solvers caucus got that

done. shannon: a quick opinion from both of you, a resolution to condemn nancy pelosi for ripping up the speech as we saw that video already and the measure will disapprove of her behavior, breaching decorum claim raction discredits the house and the resolution must be considered by tomorrow. what do you think of this? >> there is accountability for actions but you will see this escalate. this will play into the partisanship and i am sure there will be resolutions against the president of the united states and other members of congress. was getting frustrated and losing in this game? is the president said in the state of the union we work for the american people and the american people are losing. >> people want to get things done and come together and work on the issues that matter to them. >> final question. i'm curious if you agree with what she did. >> what is best is when we come

together and sit together and work on issues, the fighting on both sides has to stop. shannon: do you agree with what she did as someone who represents the democrats? >> what i don't agree with is both sides continuing to bicker and the game is on both sides and it happens every day on both sides and i will let the speaker speak for herself. i don't speak for her but i speak for the people i represent and they want us to work together. jillian: that is a 9 answer but we are out of time so we will have to let you slide. >> thanks for having us. >> we will be right back.

rob: a navy veteran seeking justice after two people are caught on camera stealing his trump 2020 flag from his florida home.

jillian: a message for the thieves. thank you for joining us. what is your message? what did you think when you saw this happening? >> thank you for having me on tv. i felt violated. i serve our country, have two some to serve our country right now and i flew those flags in the beginning because there were people who were afraid to voice their support for donald trump. i raised those flags 9 months ago and after i did that, i felt since i owned that property which i do own the property and pay taxes on the property i have a right to express my opinion and that is what i did and my neighbors felt the same way. when the flag was stolen i felt absolutely violated. everything i had served and fought for and sacrifice for was basically trying to be deprived are taken from me. the word is truly violated.

>> you see it happening in your yard. any clue who did it and you had another incident doing a television interview something else happened. tell us about that. >> it was interesting. i get that feedback all the time. i am not sure if they know who did or not. volusia county sheriff is investigating it, they are trying to get the flag back and during the original interview there was a person who drove by and screamed barbarity that yelled at trump. it was perfect timing. i told the reporter i had been getting that behavior and as soon as i turned around they did it again. there have been different responses to those trump flags. shannon: talk about your experience overseas and the strength it gives you today, talk about the fact you are not intimidated and not intimidated to display your opinion. >> what they are trying to do is

intimidate me or my opinion, my personal opinion i served in operation southern watch and seen some strange things in a combat zone and i promise you they are not going to intimidate me. they are trying to intimidate me it is not going to happen. i will fight and when i say fight i will fight for my right to speak. i will stick out more flags and put them up and show my support for our president. i believe our president loves our military and our country and i will show support for that and i will not be intimidated or forced to stop doing that. rob: do you see the irony that a lot of on the far left talk about the president being a fascist while at the same time try to silence free-speech on the right. >> it is ironic, crazy to be honest with you especially the behavior i have seen in my local community.

there are strong trump supporters, people in the left continuously trying to stop this, support of our president. being in combat zones and trying to keep oppression away from the american people is crazy and they are trying to intimidate me and it is not going to happen. absolutely crazy. >> did you ever imagine coming home and having something like this happen to you? >> not ever i would have dreamed of something like this happening especially in this polarized environment. i believe everybody has worth and dignity. to have something like this happen is crazy.

folks who were afraid to put up their trump flags shouldn't be. if you are afraid of it then have courage. courage is controlled here. stand up against intimidation and oppression. these behaviors are unacceptable. you differ with my opinion that is great. however you need to control your behavior because if you don't, law enforcement will. rob: thank you for your time and your service. jillian: and your son. rob: i appreciate it. jillian: 46 after the hour, nancy pelosi getting shredded for tearing up donald trump's state of the union. was it planned from the beginning? rob: new video appears to show her practicing this infamous moment and another video, we will talk about that. next on "fox and friends". >> she practiced? jillian: some say that she did. >> maybe she didn't realize

those 25 cameras around the room would detect what she did and we will talk about that. good morning. in one of the most anticlimactic things in washington dc in years donald trump yesterday won acquittal during the impeachment war. the democrats stuck together and all of the republicans did too accept for mitt romney. a hero or a traitor, seems like everybody, we will talk about what is going on forward from this point with pam bondi who is here along with newt gingrich who is calling to censure house speaker nancy pelosi who put three tears in the state of the union address. south carolina senator tim scott got praise from the president at the state of the union address, to his push to make the economy work for everybody. the opportunity to talk to the

senator live in the telecast that starts in 1200 have minutes from now on the channel people trust for rob and jillian in the morning. rob: sounds good. jillian: see you then. we will be back.

>> donald trump and his supporters honoring their impeachment victory. >> here, nancy.

>> serious xm 115. how social media is responding. >> donald trump and his supporters do a victory lap on social media and mocking the house speaker in the process and a series of parody videos, one of them attacking mitt romney and his supporters celebrating on social media. so refreshing to have a leader with a sense of humor and acquittal day, acquitted forever, democrats feel victorious especially because mitt romney broke with the gop. >> nancy pelosi's ripped up pages choreographed and planned and all of that. carley: this debate taking place whether this was a spontaneous thing and this video surfaced online at this picture that

shows the page was ripped. the president's campaign posted this video the president did as well, donald trump talking about the ripping in general saying pelosi ripped out donald trump's speech last night, stories of american heroes and american dreams and this twitter user saying pelosi's actions are emblematic of what progressives are doing this country, ripping it apart. i'm sure democrats feel the same way about republicans. jillian: wise elizabeth warren fighting? >> she talks about climate change and the divide between the rich and the poor but this video is going viral that shows are getting off a private plane in iowa and it looks like she hides behind a staffer when she sees cameras on her. warren and bernie sanders use private planes to go back and forth between iowa and washington during the

impeachment trial. some people calling her hypocritical. camille on twitter says how is climate change working for you? a do as i say not as i do situation. >> ten times the emissions for flying private, climate change is going to end the world, 10 times the amount of carbon. thank you so much, appreciate it. i got it. alexa, start roomba. the lexus es. eagerly prepared for the unexpected. lease the 2020 es 350 for $389 a month for 36 months. . .

rob: you could soon be thrown behind bars for not voting in california. introducing a bill to require anyone who is qualified to vote. those who don't could face a hefty fine or time behind bars. california's secretary of state would decide how to enforce this law if the measure is passed. jillian: baseball legend pete rose wants to be allowed into the baseball hall of fame. claiming the sign stealing scandal placed over him. they fined $5 million. taking draft picks and one year bans to the one year manager and manager to the scandal. comments. houston got a slap on the wrist. they should have to father fit the title, nothing less is sufficient. jimmy on instagram no but the astros should be treated similarly as to when the white sox were treated when they were caught cheating. excuse pete rose one of the best athletes ever of his

actions? i'm sorry to say i think not. your actions have consequences sir. rob: not nearly as bad as what's going on right now. just saying. time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. three astronauts returning to earth this morning including a record holder for the longest single space flight by a woman. christina coke returning to earth after 328 days on the international space station. >> could you imagine not calling your beloved animal a pet? ♪ ♪ when i look at you [dog barking] jillian: peta facing backlash for wanting people to stop using the word pet. it's derogatory towards animals. people say companions instead. peta online. one person tweeting what a complete load of nonsense. as long as they're loved and looked after, i'm sure any animal doesn't care what it

is called. rob: if you are feeling salty or sour you can give pickles. selling arrangement comes with your arrangement of pickles and a card. jillian: yuck. have a good day. >> senate having tried donald john trump, president of the united states, upon two articles of impeachment, exhibited against him by the house of representatives, and two thirds of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charges contained therein, it is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the said donald john trump be and he is hereby acquitted of the charges in said articles. ♪ it's a beautiful morning ♪ i think i'll go outside a while ♪ brian: yep, if you are the president of the united states, for