♪ [national anthem] ♪ >> i think no one is above the law, and that includes the president of the united states. >> we are not going to be able to out divide the divider and chief. >> after this week, there is a real threat that donald trump can get reelected. >> he is going to beat us unless we take him down on the economy, stupid. >> the american people will have this final verdict on the g.o.p. and senators who acquitted him. >> stand up and clap for vindman. [cheers and applause] >> that's who we are. >> donald trump is not the cause of all of our problems. and we are making him a mistake when we act like he

is. >> the way we defeat donald trump and everybody up here by the way is united, no matter who wins this damn thing. we are all going to stand together to defeat him. [cheers and applause] ♪ keep waiting for you. pete: all right, take your blood pressure down after that. good morning, welcome to the saturday edition of "fox & friends." come on in. here we go. it's been a big week, long week. look who is here jason chaffetz and emily compagno. emily: happy saturday. so happy to have you with us. what did you think about the debate? jason: highlight reel oficallofcliches. i think donald trump is stronger politically today than he has ever been. and i keep saying that week after week. i think he gets stronger and stronger. this is a divided field. this is somebody who is looking for a leader.

this is a group that i think is headed towards a brokered convention. i really do. pete: i think you are right. watching it visually, such a big stage. and then these little bitty seven podiums. if that's your -- i think the realization that's your field. yeah, mike bloomberg is out there spending a billion dollars. don't forget about him. once you get to the performance itself. a lot of them played sort of to their who they are. right? there weren't a whole lot of surprises last night. you know who these folks are. pretty straightforward. after a great week by donald trump i don't think they moved a lot of needles. >> it was interesting you bring up bloomberg so too did the moderators there even though he wasn't there, he was certainly a topic. the largest point actually was made by yang which continues to point out you guys are fixating on the president. he keeps winning. when are you going to start talking about policy. pete: yang keeping president he can't crack 1%.

tells you where the democrats are right now. emily: good morning, griff. griff: good morning, emily, jason, and pete. i have arranged the bells by the way to ring right when i started talking to you. listen, we sought gloves come off last night. we have been waiting for all these debates to see it. we finally got it. although, the person they were attacking was a bit of a surprise. it is that surging mayor pete buttigieg. watch some of the lesser tier candidates go after him. >> it is easy to go after washington because that's a popular thing to do. it is much harder to lead. and much harder to take those difficult positions. we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. >> moving this country beyond where it is now in significant ways. one of the ways to do that is to make sure you have someone who knows how to get things done and can lead the free world at the same time. >> you have to have experience to take him down. this is not a question of he's a nice guy who is going to listen. we need people with experience. that's why i'm worried about

mayor pete. griff: it wasn't just pile on pete, guys. we also saw them go after the hometown favorite, bernie sanders, who has been doing very well here and expected to finish very strong. joe biden finally saying what everyone has been waiting for to call him out for being a democrat socialist. then, the moderator asks anybody else have a problem with this? watch this. >> bernie has labeled himself, not me, a democratic socialist. i think that's the label that the president is going to lay on everyone running with bernie if he is the nominee. >> is anyone else on the stage concerned about having a democratic socialist at the top of the democratic ticket? >> i'm not. >> now, the real story here that we have all been watching though is that surging mayor buttigieg's numbers. have you for the first time buttigieg on top at 25%. up two points from yesterday. sanders holding at 24%.

warren 14%. and biden still in fourth place. we will see what the campaign trail brings today. but it's very clear buttigieg is a threat here now. guys? pete: griff, thank you very much. prevent it. you want to talk about the debate it was about socialism and soleimani and keeping both of them alive. seriously. i mean, ultimately, the question is socialism, are you okay with that on top of your ticket? after like three seconds amy klobuchar kind of goes i don't think so. i mean, they had their moment to push back. biden kind of did but he has been weak throughout. and when it comes to killing the iranian terrorist general, biden who gets everything wrong says he would have not have ordered it, of course. bernie says he would like to throw the state department at iran. and then buttigieg said, you know, no evidence that that keeps us safer. so, hey, they want socialism and they want terrorist generals to stay alive. that's your platform and the rest of it was all lunancy too. good luck with that. emily: amy klobuchar had strong moments she always does in the dough baits. never gives her the momentum

to actually surge. we see mayor pete in the preliminary polls coming out of new hampshire, is he gobble bling up what is totally being disseminated in the support for biden which we could have predicted and a long time ago. jason: in politics you want to be everybody's number two choice. you are seeing the demise of joe biden and buttigieg gets the benefit of that the leader of the democrats right now is not even a registered democrat. he is an independent in bernie sanders. i don't know what's going to happen exactly in new hampshire. i don't think elizabeth warren has much of a case after losing two in a row. ronna mcdaniel, she weighed in on this, she, of course, being the g.o.p. leader, party chairman, said the dem debate was emblematic of the democrats' week. a total disaster, short on ideas to actually help americans. donald trump had one of his best of his presidency, huge turnout in iowa. strong state of the union, acquittal, and a fantastic jobs report. trump is the best choice in 2020. the president really did

have an salute fabulous week. we did in one week what tropicanormally takes a month. but donald trump did have an exceptional week. pete: yeah. you have been in politics. i have observed it. it's hard to see anything quite like this week. like you line it up with the state of the union, with the iowa debacle. they still haven't finished counting the votes. we will get to new hampshire. today is national iowa day. look it up. it's a real thing. iowa get on it. maybe count those votes today. it's your day. and then the jobs report. you can't script it. and then th the way he held court and we are going to celebrate whether a we have been through, what the country has been through the last two or three years. couple still in the white house, names you know lieutenant colonel vindman as well as gordon sondland who were part of the testimony against the president were also members of his administration. well, until yesterday. now the white house decided to let these two guys go.

emily: we have headlines covering that "the washington post" says trump outs vindicationland and sondland key impeachment witnesses. "new york times" chiming in trump fires impeachment witnesses gordon sondland and alexander vindman in post-acquittal purge. politico joining impeachment witnesses ousted amid fears of trump revenge campaign. pete: jason, is this just a purge and revenge. jason: one of the best moves president trump made putting in robert o'brien as the national security advisor. he was working in the state department chief hostage negotiator. he came in after john bolton. he had always had plans to pare that down. get tighter control to what is going on in there. robert o'brien you will sigh him more and more. one of the best that he brought in. i have got to tell you, that's going to make a difference. this is well under motion before this all happened. but, the president gets to select and have his team in

place. pete: they serve at the pleasure of the president. he can fire them whenever he wants. he waited until this was all done. well, joe biden, he will probably make vindman his chief of staff. it will probably never happen but if he did, maybe. here is what he said at the debate last knight about. >> this colonel vindman got thrown out of the white house last night walked out. he should be pinning a medal on vindman and not on rush limbaugh. [applause] >> i think we should all stand and give colonel vindman a show of how much we supported him. stand up and clap for vindman. get up there. [cheers and applause] who we are. that's who we're. we are not what trump is. emily: he is still rehashing that frankly stale get on up here come on. it's not going to work. i also tak issue with this. i did plenty of details.

he was just removed from the detail. he wasn't fired. it literally is like an internship he was taken from. it's a post. where you are asirched. they are temporary anyway. the thought they would keep him there, i'm sure he doesn't want to stay there this level of reaction is not commensurate and doesn't make sense with what actually happened. pete: there is a legion of might not legion of leaking which he would qualify for. the uniform does not make you immune from criticism. that's what the left totally misses. he was a commander in iraq. got -- wait did not get a bronze star. to be a commander in iraq and not get a bronze star had you to really try hard not to get one. purple heart, good for him. i'm not going to take that away. he makes john kerry's three purple hearts look great. the people ohio served with who served with him say he has been a partisan from the twinning. listen, we all have political opinions, that's fine. if he is in your white house and working against you. he has a new detail it's the pentagon. i think a lot of time talking might be time for pt

test. may be time for running and push ups and situps and see if he passes. i don't know just advice to his commander. jason: i had the privilege of being on the floor of the house. as a former member i still get to go on the floor of the house. sitting right below rush limbaugh that was one of the great moments. listen to what rush limbaugh said about earning that presidential medal of freedom. >> i couldn't stop looking down at it the whole time that i am wearing it. with clasp in the back. it's just beautiful. the president was not going to let me miss it. he was not going to let me talk himself or myself appearing at the house chamber that night. jason: again, i was literally feet away. you could see the emotion. it happened with rush limbaugh and some others that were right there. the tuskegee airmen, there

were a great deal of moments that president trump gave tremendous honor to and great moment at the state of the union. pete: has anybody spent more time talking about freedom than rush limbaugh. it was a powerful moment. i loved it. emily: turning to your headlines. we begin with a fox news alert. the u.s. embassy in china announcing first american death from the coronavirus. the 50-year-old man died at a hospital in china. right now 13 americans are diagnosed with the virus on a cruise ship near tokyo and more than 400 americans are quarantined on the ship. we will speak to a couple on that crews in the 9:00 hour. stay with us. four chinese passengers on a different crews are being tested for the infection after the ship docked in new jersey. 722 people have died from the coronavirus in china more than 34,000 people are diagnosed worldwide. 12 of them are in the u.s. now federal investigators are saying the engine of the helicopter carrying kobe bryant was working properly

when it crashed last month. now investigating whether dense fog played a role in the crash. the ntsb releasing these new photos showing the chopper just moments before it slammed into a california hillside. nine people died including bryant and his 13-year-old daughter gianna. those are your headlines for today. jason: bernie sanders teases his plans for the supreme court while on the debate stage. >> i will never nominate any person to the supreme court or the federal courts in general who is not 100 percent pro-roe v. wade. pete: what do the voters think? the brand new dials for you coming up next. emily: prince harry makes a shocking confession about therapy. that's straight ahead ♪ ♪ the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months.

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debate stage in new hampshire last night. it was late, 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. making latest pitch to voters. what did the voters actually think. here with the dials is partner and president at maslansky and partners. author of the book "persuasion" there is the book. congratulations on that. >> thank you so much. pete: before we get into specific clips, your impression last night. >> this is a pivotal point in the whole process. this is when you start to seat candidates in a different way. i think you will start to see mayor pete in a totally different way than have you before. bernie is now more, you know, seeming more like a frontrunner than he had before rather than people like there is no way. pete: two of those front and center last night. get to the first clip. this is buttigieg defending biden. watch. >> do you think that there is a danger for the democratic party to nominate a candidate who is still under the threat of investigations? >> no. and we are not going to let them change the subject. this is not about hunter biden or vice president biden biden. this is about an abuse of power by the president.

>> so you can see people really responded well. democrats gave a. independents a crmplets and republicans a c. kind of surprise thawing are seeing republicans give him a c. he is coming out with this brand of being a unifier. even standing by his own party is something that really helps that brand. i think he is doing a good job at it. pete: why swing at the guy whose votes you are taking in the process. >> good point. pete: joe biden calling for lieutenant colonel vindman a standing oration hav ovation. watch. >> they should have pinning a medal on vindman and not rush limbaugh. [applause] >> i think we should all stand and give colonel vindman a show of how much we supported him. stand up and clap for vindman. get up there. who we are. that's who we are. we are not what trump is. [cheers and applause] pete: is this working for biden? >> you know what? it was a good moment. democrats an a, independents a c republicans not

surprisingly a d. this is one of the only moments that stood out to folks with vice president biden. i don't think it's enough for him to continue to surge. mayor pete is the one to watch out for right now. pete: people say he is trying to counter punch is he good at that. >> authenticity is not his role. people want him to be the statesman and grown up in the room. that's not the way he is behaving. in this particular moment it worked for him. rest of the moment was kind of flat. everything he did sort of right across the board. didn't excite or repel people. it was very much average. pete: you have to gain votes. here is bernie sanders. a lot talk about the supreme court and who they would pick. here is bernie sanders on roe v. wade last night. >> is there a litmus test for those of us up here moo for me there, is i will never nominate any person to the supreme court or the federal courts in general who is not 100 percent pro-roe v. wade. >> you could see democrats not as excited as they might have been at some other

things. democrats b plus. independents a c, republicans a c. bernie is pretty much bernie. he is who he is. we are not learning anything knew about him. you are not going to see much more out of bernie than you are getting right now. you are going to see some new people turning over to mayor pete. i think that's what we are going to be watching for now. who is going to be the frontrunner and watching for. mayor pete is turning it on in the right way. pete: he is surging. it will be very telling next week. >> nice to be here. pete: one american dead because of the coronavirus. the race to contain its spread. we will bring it to you this morning. this morning a new scare it's causing on cruise ships in the states and around the world. the next guest breaks down the real level of the threat for all of us. it's coming up next

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♪ pete: time now for numbers by the numbers. first, $117 million. that's how much money the rnc says it raised online during the impeachment process of president trump. the fundraising campaign bringing in 1 million new donors since it started in september. next, $12.6 billion. that's how much americans' credit card debt rose in december according to the federal reserve. it was the biggest one month jump since 1998. and finally a big win for news corps' newspapers. the "wall street journal" has sold 2 million digital subscriptions. a record high and a 13% rise from last year. sister service dow jones set its own record with 3.5 million subscriptions. and 4% revenue growth outpacing the "new york times." pete: thanks, jason. the u.s. embassy in china announcing the first american death from the

coronavirus. the 60-year-old man died in the hospital in wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak. emily: it comes as 8 more americans deadly virus and. four passengers on a royal caribbean cruise ship being monitored for the virus after the ship docked just outside new york city. jason: here to discuss is fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. good morning. >> good morning. jason: i can't imagine being on these cruise ships, you are breathing similar air, right? and you have thousands of passengers and some of them have been infected. what do you do if you are on one of these ships. >> jason, you painted a really gloomy picture and people are panicking. you know what happens when you panic. you take fewer precautions. not disinfecting and coughing and sneezing more and spreading the virus. to make it fear factor worse, if someone new gets infection on the ship, that re-sets the dial on the

quarantine. so you think it's a two week quarantine and off except new cases mean newer exposure mean extending the quarantine. that ship, diamond princess could be at sea for weeks until we figure out how to control it. emily: doctor, speak to the fact that china is seemingly mischaracterizing the amount of those infected in its borders. how troubling is that to you if we don't have the right information and if they are down playing the amount of those either dead or infected? >> emily, that's been true from the beginning. i completely agree with that's happening. the suppression of information. they pretended in december this wasn't even a real virus. one of the whistleblowers now has died from it, dr. li. supposedly from this virus. and they suppressed information. they are once again suppressing information. i believe there is well over 34,000 cases. probably closer to 100,000. figures are 720 deaths in china, mostly in china i think it's way more than that as well. it makes it harder to control. if you don't know what the actual risk is within china.

how do you know what the risk is outside of china? at least the united states, of course, has closed travel from china, all the quarantining of people in the united states have very good public health measures. pete: let's say the authoritarians in china do their job because they can lock people down without consequence. they do that anyway. let's say they do that and we manage the cruise ships. speak straight about the real level of threat from americans that see these headlines all day long. people, should they be worried? >> no. and way more worry is occurring here, pete, than should be. people are walking down the street with masks about a virus that literally only has infected 12 people. we have to look overseas and see what is happening there. some new studies came out the other day that show in a major medical journal from china that show that if you are immuneio control mow comprod elderly, risk are serious. if you are younger and get this virus you will probably do okay. we have to figure out a way to control spread from

china. that's the biggest problem. so right now here in the united states, the risk is very, very, very low. over there, look, you know the chinese authorities are now closing pharmacies so you can't get flu drugs to try to force people to go to doctors. that's a mess because they are in the middle of a flu epidemic over there. they are not controlling the problem over there in china. that's going to lead to a greater risk to the world. i think we're going to see a worldwide pandemic from this. i don't think we are going to see anything here of the level of what is happening there though. because our centers for disease control, the trump administration is not getting enough credit for this. hhs, cdc, the state department, all doing a great job. we have to get boots on the ground though over in china which hasn't happened yet. pete: all right. dr. siegel, great information. >> thanks, guys. good to see you. pete: coming up, the latest on the ongoing, never ending iowa caucus chaos. now some in the democrat party are points the finger at the he had head of the dnc. emily: did you know that pete technically scored the

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gunner playing high school game where the minnesota timber wolfs play. he said dad i'm going to take an nba 3. i said gunner, it's a long way, buddy. there he is right there. emily: that is amazing. >> that's a great shot. before the game, what went through your mind when you saw him. pete: when i saw that that's a lot of pride. he is a good little player. he loves to play and likes to shoot it. that's a long ways away and he hit it. emily: he nailed it. proud dad. pete: a very proud dad. yes. well done, gunner. emily: speaking of awesome games. we all just got back from miami from super bowl liv. jays scras thanks for the invite. emily: two of the three on this couch. you were with us in spirit. while we there were pete's football dreams came true because. pete: because i got a chance to do all the things you would want to do around the super bowl. you were there, too. we got some photos from you in a second. here is a little summary of the fun we had playing

football at the super bowl. watch. ♪ ♪ pete: "fox & friends" are literally the first people on the field. you reach down, grab -- oh, i pulled a little more grass than i probably was supposed. to say i need to apologize to you, sir. >> oh, come on. look at that don't let the gate hit you on the fanny on the way out. pete: has anyone seen country music star john rich? [cheers] smoke up the game day wings. he is always eating. steve: hey, pete, have you got a football. brian, turn around, try to catch it. pete: come on. [cheers and applause]

steve: childhood hero of this man. ainsley: i just asked if you were nervous. pete: of course, if i dropped a pass from brett favre i would have a tattoo. ainsley: how did he do? >> he did very well. maybe he should try out. brian: you work weekends so that's a problem. pete: that's true. i'm going to make the first touchdown of the super bowl. >> nice. pete: it's an american holiday. we all watch it. but to be here is really cool. we do it right on "fox & friends." it was fun. that last joe montana, terry bradshaw and brett favre. i got brett favre to sign a football. i forgot the other two. foolish. you get one shot at those. if you drop it, you look like a fool. jason: looked really good on television. ainsley: looked like you had a blast. hemmer has a gun. >> bill: we had one shot at that one hemmer floated it out nicely. i misjudged it.

emily: it was awesome. look at that that was my favorite. pete: well done bill hemmer. he is from cincinnati and a big bengals fan. emily: of all of those moments what stuck out. pete: scoring the touchdown i was told by everyone do not run on the field. do not run on the field. you will get kicked out. pete: i decided i was going to do it anyway. i talked to the grounds keeper he gave me approval. okay you can run for a touchdown so i did it. i have got to say, jed, the audio guy, threw an awesome strike. shout out to him. and you were there. emily: yes. i had an absolute blast. we did so much. obviously we were on "fox & friends" together. and "the five." there is me with the crew. i met a lot of the nfl legends. got it do some interviews. we did the nfl fan experience too at the convention center which was so fun. there is me actually at the game. i felt like every step of the way it was a first and it was a dream come true. everyone that i met that played such a big part of the nfl in the nfl's history

was really incredible for me. the nfl has gone through a lot lately and to destill it down to the game of football and america's love of sport and competition and what unites us was awesome. hey, it was miami. so there was nothing to complain about. jason: it was the chiefs with the victory. pete: thats would good. emily: thanks for that, you guys. turning enough to to your headlines. the dnc chair tom perez facing heat from his own party in the wake of iowa's caucus chaos. perez under fire for calling for a recanvas as the final results were being reported. democrats, including alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar say perez should be held accountable for the failed caucuses. others have called for his resignation. and the state is one step closer to banning assaulted weapons. virginia house committee passing a bill that would ban sales of semiautomatic weapons silencers and magazines. it is held for a full floor

vote: a former investment ceo is facing the toughest punishment in the college admission scandal. yesterday, a judge sentenced douglas hodge to serve nine months in prison. 500 hours of community service. and pay $750,000 in fines. prosecutors said hodge conspired with william rick singer to pay more than $850,000 in bribes to get his children into elite universities. now, prince harry is reportedly opening up about the loss of his mother, princess diana. sources telling page 6 he told at a j.p. mortgage summit in miami he has been in therapy three years. he also reportedly opened up her death affected his childhood and his decision to step down with a senior royal with his levee. the duchess of sussex also reportedly in attendance introduced her husband at the star-studded event. those are your headlines. pete: here they come, america. we will have more of the royals than we want. we tried to get rid of them

and now they are back. my goodness. adam, what do you think about that? adam: why did we fight a revolutionary war? pete: exactly. adam: so we didn't have to worry about it. and here we are worried about it. pete: are we worried about weather at all. adam: we had an eastern storm sweep across the country. at this point is really beginning to wind down. think of that winter weather. the problem with it though it was a true cold front. the back side of this system. even though it's now clearing off. the temperatures are a whole lot colder on the back side of it. this is your 24 hour temperature change if you live in washington, d.c. about 25 degrees colder than it was about 25 hours ago. that is a true cold front sweeping through that area. that leaves our temperatures currently sitting at 30 degrees here in new york. very cold 1 degree back in minneapolis. so, guys, it's winter. it feels like winter. i suppose this is exactly where we should be. [laughter] pete: the weather is on par. all right, adam. appreciate it. emily: yesterday there was snow coming out of the window here. you guys, it's snowing.

no one believed me. i called everyone to the window. pete: other side of the window. emily: i said adam said it would snow. remember when 2020 democrats all raised their hands to give illegal immigrants healthcare? pete: why did the candidates stay away from immigration this time around retired ice director tom homan reacts next ♪ nowhere to hide ♪ ♪ got nowhere to run, baby ♪ nowhere to hide ♪ i feel like i'm losing my identity.

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♪ pete: welcome back. some quick headlines for you. hand know jane fonda bringing her climate change protest to los angeles. leading hundreds of marchers toward city hall demanding the passage of predictably the green new deal. famous faces in the crowd, few of which i would recognize include director norman lehrer, walking joaquin

phoenix. a bill that would allow illegal immigrants to seek pay back and damages from employers. if it's decided their labor rights have been violated. the bill is considered dead on arrival in mitch mcconnell's senate. guys, down to you. jason: remember when 2020 democrats all raised their hands to give illegal immigrants healthcare at a past democratic debate? >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. [applause] okay. let me start -- emily: we all remember that why did the candidates stay away this time around in new hampshire? here to discuss retired ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. good morning, tom. >> good morning. emily: what are your thoughts on the fact that the moderators even failed to address this usua crucial issue? >> because it's failed for them. most of those people on that stage have failed as a congressman, senator, vice

president the last two decades. only one who has won on this issue is the president. he got immigration surge down 72%. are they going to say what we lost on this issue? we have lost on this issue for decades but president trump won on their. it's a loser for them. jason: not only is it a loser for them, tom, you dedicated your entire career for decades on fighting illegal immigration. yet you have these sanctuary cities and counties in states that are exaggerating the problem. they are making it worse. law enforcement can't even do their job particularly in southern california. >> yeah, look, you know, california is a mess. right? they have sb 54. the california sheriff's association, there is about 58, 59 of them. every one of them, except two, came out against sb 54, jason, when law was being written by governor brown and gavin newsom. only two sheriffs in the entire state, you know, support that so it isn't the

law enforcement officers that support sanctuary jurisdictions, it's the politicians. it's like i'm in georgia today. i'm giving a speech in atlanta. governor kemp, who ran on tough immigration enforcement, he is now in office. he is missing in action. sanctuary jurisdictions are growing in georgia. some police chiefs aren't accepting detainers. again, it's the politicians who aren't living up to their word. law enforcement wants to do the right thing. emily: tom, we would like to get your thoughts on this. orange county sheriff sb 54 made our communities less safe. new crimes because my deposit i weres unable to communicate with federal partners about individuals who committed serious offenses and threats to our community if released. the two year social science experiment with sanctuary laws must end. what are your thoughts on that. >> i salute him. because he is a cop. he's a law enforcement officer that simply wants to protect his community. when you knowingly release a public safety threat back into the public, that's just stupid. and he gets that. he wants to work with law

enforcement. he wants to protect this community. he want to uphold his oath. sheriffs like the sheriff in l.a. county since he got elected. he kicked ice out of the jail, he stopped being a cop that day, became a politician. this sheriff is doing the right thing. i thank him for speaking up. jason: people have got to realize how this works. you have somebody here who is illegal. entangled with law enforcement. instead of informing ice, they just let these people go. even if there is a detainer in place. and now you see these huge percentages in increase of people who we had in custody that are then released and they go on to commit more crimes. >> you can cut it down to one thing. these law enforcement agencies, already made the decision to lock this person up in a jail cell because a public safety threat. all ice is asking for before you release them, let us talk to them. because he is in country in violation of federal law. so we are not asking for cops to be immigration officers. we are not asking them to do sweeps. we are asking give us access

to the taxpayer funded jail. we already locked up a bad guy. and let us address him maybe get him out of the community and out of country because he is here illegally. jason: i watched it firsthand and did you some amazing work there during the obama administration 80,000 times people were released back out into the public instead of being deported. and it's getting worse now. particularly in california. but, tom homan, we want to thank you and all the men and women who work in the border patrol and just are trying to do their job with ice and others. thank you so much and thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for that american patriots, jason, thank you. jason: thank you. as the economy soars, millennials moving out of the basement and into the housing market. so where should they buy and how do they start? emily: we have a mother-daughter real estate expert duo next ♪ if you don't believe me just watch ♪ ♪ any comments doug?

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pete: on the heels of the january jobs report the american dream of home ownership is alive and within reach for many. according to projections, millennials armillennials are se the u.s. housing market in 2020 surpassing home purchase by gwinn xeres and baby boomers. what's the best way to prepare for buying a home especially if you are a millennial. dolly lens is the founder and founder of jenny lindsey. the managing director duo joins us now to discuss. good morning. thanks for being here. >> thank you. pete: dolly, why are we seeing so many millennials enter the housing market. >> 4.8 million millennials turning 30 this year. that is a huge number.

millennials in general are the largest generation ever. baby boomers, bigger than everyone that preceded them. they are all finally becoming mature and old enough to look at making a permanent space somewhere. the jobs are more stable. they are just starting to get into relationships or are in relationships. so, stability. pete: if you are 30 and you don't have good financial prospects, you still might look to die. the economy is bringing them in. >> the economy is booming. unemployment has never been this slow. we are seeing everyone have confidence in all aspects of the economy. getting another job. some of generally's friends are on their fifth job. each one better than the last. confidence play. real estate is confidence. >> mortgage rates are all-time low at 3.45%. which is over 100 bases points less than a year ago. and, you know, it's really helping millennials, even though the down payment is still an issue.

rental vacancy in q 2 was, you know, the lowest in years. because everyone is renting. pete: generally, we are told that millennials, they can't afford their student debt. they can't afford. there is all these burdens that are preventing them from joining the economy. what's changing here that they are able to do this. >> rents are just so high as well. right? so when you do the rent-buy analysis it makes sense to buy especially in places in the u.s. where you can get a beautiful home for -- like in oklahoma city or fort worth all of these places, right? obviously if you have a job in new york city you are are not going to move to oklahoma city. there are place that's can move to that make sense in the representative-buy analysis. because you have to live somewhere, right? pete: sure, you do. what are the tips for people looking at homes right now. >> biggest tip and most important is do your homework. do it early, do it often. this is the biggest purchase of your life. go out there. go to open houses. compare houses.

see what -- you know, the pictures don't tell a whole story. pete: they sure don't. i have done it. and they can lie to you. >> like the makeup doesn't, right? and we have to wash our faces and the pictures also do the same. >> even if you can't afford the 20% down payment just yet. do your homework a little early. pete: we see people moving, too. what are the best markets right now. >> it depends on where you are, right? best markets meaning the less expensive are what you just said. >> oklahoma city. >> best commute from staten island, upper manhattan, the bronx. there are areas you can live in that are commutable. pete: a good sign if the next generation is feeling confident enough in the economy to invest in their own homes. >> jenny just bought a home. >> right. >> that's not something she might have done two beers ago but she feels very confident. >> again, the rents are so high it doesn't make sense.

when you are renting you are quite literally throwing money out the door every month. at least you can build some equity in your home over the long term if you plan on staying in the same place. pete: congratulations on your new home. >> thank you. pete: congratulations to all those millennials that might have one as well. >> there is not a lot of places that you can really make money. if you are buying a home, it's a forced investment. that's super important. pete: considering where we were on housing, this is all good news. >> great news. pete: dolly and generally, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it? >> thank you. pete: soleimanqassem soleimani t in the market for a house killing americans. why are 2020 democrats saying this. >> i wouldn't have ordered the strike. there is no evidence yet of eminent threat that was going to come from him. pete: there is no evidence that that made our country safer. pete: don't worry president joe would not have killed the terrorists. the candidates slamming president trump for taking him out. that's a serious thing. we will bring it to you straight ahead.

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♪ >> america, it's great to be back on the debate stage. [cheers and applause] >> every one on this stage, except amy and me, is either a billionaire or is receiving help from pacs. >> bernie has labeled himself not me a democratic sloot. >> is everyone else on the stage concerned about having a socialist at the top of the democratic ticket? >> i'm not. >> politics says it's my way or the highway. >> are you talking about senator sanders. >> i have never said that. >> what bernie says, bernie says he wrote the damn thing. he what the damn thing is going to cost. >> simple question, joe, we are spending twice as much per capita on healthcare as do the people of any other country. >> i have more support in south carolina in the black caucus and the black community than anybody else. double what you have or anybody else. >> wait a second.

bernie. >> that is quite right. >> let's not argue about polls. >> is he going to be able to get the polls that he needs from republicans? [applause] >> we need people's experience. that's why i am worried about mayor pete. >> if you are looking for the person with the most years of washington establishment under their belt, you have got your candidate. of course, it's not me. >> i don't know what about the past of barack obama and joe biden was so bad. >> i think this going after every single thing that people do because it's popular to say and makes you look like a cool newcomer, i don't think that's what people want right now we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. ♪ ♪ be. jason: you go back and look at all of those candidates standing. next time you see that shot you will look at it and say are they all standing on treadmills because is probably a metaphor think they are going somewhere fast they are really not

actually moving at all. emily: that's a great met for. jason: you will see a bunch of treadmills lined up. pete: it was a show. great to have jason and emily this morning. three more hours. stick around with us. it was a show. huge stage, seven podiums less than we have seen in the past. we played in the montage, a lot of people try to lay gloves on pete buttigieg. he seemed to handle it pretty well. idi reflects by saying hey, they have had a lot of experience. i'm the new guy. it's basically the hope and change. jason: i think buttigieg was really nice to joe biden. you want to be everybody's second choice. they see a fading biden. buttigieg wants to be the recipient of that he wants to pick up all of that support. but, by most accounts, when i listen to the democrats talk about what they saw from democrats, sounds like amy klobuchar actually had a pretty good night. pete: you can't keep winning the nights and keep losing. jason: they can't figure out who to put up.

emily: long term matters. there was a lot of predictable lines coming out of there last night. a lot of lines that haven't lent any credibility to these candidates whatsoever. including, for example, biden who keeps harping on that whole obama-biden ticket that hasn't resulted in a an endorsement by the former president or b him surging. in fact, he was des1e78 mated with as we saw mayor pete gobbling up. >> that's why they were attacking last night. he sat in the spin room with our own doocy last night. we have griff jenkins. pete: that's right. we will get to that sound in a second. first, speaking of tired. this thing went from 8:00 to 11:00 on friday night. whoever is scheduling these debates should be fired. griff stayed up and watched the whole things so we could summary this morning summarize it right now. griff, good morning. griff: good morning, pete, jason, and emily. you know, we learned last night what happens when votes start getting cast as

was the case in iowa. that is gloves come on. gone is the civility in refraining from attacking one another. it was clear that last night was all about piling on mayor pete. watch. >> it is easy to go after washington. because that's a popular thing to do. it is much harder to lead. and much harder to take those difficult positions. we have a newcomer in the white house. and look where it got us. >> moving this country beyond where it is now in significant ways. one of the ways to do that is to make sure you have someone who knows how to get things done and can lead the free world at the same time. >> you have to have experience to take him down. this is not a question of he is a nice guy who is going to listen. we need people with experience. that's why i'm worried about mayor pete. griff: buttigieg did a good job keeping his cool as you guys mentioned. he continued to attack the washington insiders. but, jason, you said that pete was -- mayor pete was nice to biden. well, he wasn't to sanders. the hometown favorite here

slamming him for wanting to go too far to the left. sanders was ready for it and gave it right back. listen. >> the way you bring people together is by presenting an agenda that works for the working people of this country, not for the billionaire class. we are not going to give tax breaks to billionaires and large corporations. they are going to start paying their fair share of taxes. that's what the american people want. >> the big story here, the surging mayor pete buttigieg look at the latest "boston globe" suffolk university poll. buttigieg on top for the first time. 25%. he is up 2 points from yesterday. sanders maintaining at 24%. warren 14%. biden at 11%. biden still in fourth place there. we will see what the campaign trail brings today. guys? pete: yes, we shall. thanks very much, griff. appreciate it. i don't think joe biden has gained a single vote this entire process. you have to win votes if you

want to win. he hasn't -- but you are right what you said about buttigieg. like he is ultimately thinking as biden wanes i pick up those people. soft-spoken moderate all of his policies just as far left as somebody like bernie sanders. it was how did he call it the mayor pete pile-on last night. everyone looking at the new guy who is surging and saying hey, let's scrutinize his record there hasn't been much scrutiny yet. emily: mayor pete get to it afterwards. he was there with our peter doocy in the spin room. he commented on the fact that he was attacked over his lack of experience during the debate. take a watch here. pete: fair game to have that kind of competition up there. we are competing for the highest office in the land. my response is this. if you are looking for the candidate with the most washington establishment years under their belt, then, of course, it's not me. but i'm offering a different perspective. real governing experience. coupled with an understanding of the view from outside of washington. and insistence that we build

a politics actually about making our lives better. not moving some ideological needle in washington but actually getting results. jason: interesting response there. there is no way that pete buttigieg is that tall. he had to be standing on a box. doocy is a tall, tall man. pete: doocy is like 6'5". jason: i would love to see a long shot of that that is just not right. pete: peter doocy if you are watching, have your producers send a photo. pete: you are totally right. at this point it's all eyes are on him in this outcome. we will see what happens. they get to vote tuesday. emily: preliminary numbers coming out of new hampshire are that he surged. he is surfing this wave. in a way it makes sense why the candidates are attacking him. it's interesting he is keeping his cool. he came out of iowa swinging. pete: consultants have been trying to tell democrats hey stop talking about the niche issues about healthcare for illegals or letting felons vote in jail. all these things that voters across america don't care about. your special interest left

wingers do. i think that's what pete buttigieg is trying to do say hey, i'm not in washington. i'm in middle america. i hear you. jason: but you know what? america will see through this. because,. pete: i agree. jason: watch this montage, people criticizing the strike on soleimani where a president trump took out one of the world's worst terrorists. >> i wouldn't have ordered the strike. there is no evidence yet of eminent threat that was going to come from him. look what happened. his america first policies made america alone. >> you cannot go around saying you are a bad guy why are going to assassinate you. >> in the situation that we saw with president trump's decision, there is no evidence that that made our country safer. >> if we learned nothing else from the war in iraq it's that taking out a bad guy is not a good idea if you do not know what you are doing. pete: shame on mayor pete. he served this country. he knows plenty of people, should know plenty of people in combat units affected by

these efps. hundreds of americans dead because of soleimani. the fact that he is dead makes the world a much better place. from last night, we also saw the clip in the beginning of no one raising their hand that they were worried that a socialist might be their candidate. there is two things the democrats want to keep alive. socialism and soleimani. clearly. if that's what you want, you want socialism and not killing our enemies last night's debate was a perfect one for you. joe biden hasn't gotten anything right on foreign policy anyway for a long time. of course he would not have ordered the strike as he said. emily: i think the parents of these slain american interns, essentially by soleimani would agree with you who were attendance at the state of the union address. there are a lot of people that would disagree. that would agree with you and disagree with mayor pete. i, too disagree with mayor. pete: pete nothing he did can be right. so you have to take the other side. turns out he has been right on so many things they are making themselves look

foolish. jason: it was a terrible week for democrats. i mean, they had one of the harshest weeks in iowa certainly didn't go off well. donald trump, on the one hand, had record numbers of people, tens of thousands of people in uncontested race, show up to vote. but tom perez, who heads the dnc, and a lot of people are actually calling for his ouster. pete: here would go, representative alexandria ocasio-cortez, the comrade, someone needs to be held responsible. ilhan omar, tom perez, should be held accountable for this failure. democrat from washington jay jayapal. marcia fudge he doesn't lead on anything. iowa democrats reports tom perez didn't do much to help out there. if you can't run the entire process and you are leading your way toward a contested convention as you said might happen, you are in charge. jason: i really do believe they are headed toward a contested convention. reince priebus the former head of the republican

national committee also thinks as much. >> the fact that the dnc never addressed their rules problems in their delegate award system. in other words, delegates choose the nominee. the democrats have chosen to award all of their delegates proportionally, meaning this can go on and on and on and they didn't address the problem. at the rnc we addressed the problem in 2016. if you want a state with 25, 28%. you got all the delegates. remember everyone said we are going to have a contested convention. we never did because we addressed the problem. the dnc is facing a massive delegate cliff. jason: reince priebus is exactly right. that's why you see bloomberg not contesting in smaller states. spending literally hundreds of millions of dollars in places like california where there are some 400 delegates up for grabs. and he can go and use the power of his money. despite what the democrat candidates say to move forward and try to do it. and, remember, round two of

the voting in milwaukee in july then have you super delegates who also get to come into this mix which will cause even more chaos. pete: that's my super delegate. not an iowa problem by the way. this is a democrat problem. it's a proportional. jason: self-inflicted. pete: you can give all the delegates to the winner or divide it up and fight at the convention. turning to additional headlines starting with the fox news alert. u.s. embassy in china announcing the first american death from the coronavirus. a 60-year-old man died at a hospital in china. right now, 13 americans are diagnosed with the virus on a cruise ship near tokyo. more than 4,000 americans are quarantined on the ship. dr. marc siegel joined us earlier. he said they could be stranded for weeks. >> if someone new gets infection on the ship, that re-sets the dial on the quarantine. new cases mean newer exposure mean extending the quarantine. pete: i said 4,000, i meant

400: four chinese passengers being quarantined on a different dock in new jersey. a storm slamming major cities across the u.s. out whenout conditions blinding drivers in denver colorado. trucks to crash in vermont. they know thousand winter drive in vermont. if it's going bad there you know it's bad. the storm dumping a foot of snow in upstate new york. a winter storm tornado in maryland. jason: last night democratic debate was especially about one candidate. >> money online like some of the other candidates do. he doesn't inspire that kind of loyalty. >> obviously the candidate that he feared most early on was joe biden. that is not the case anymore. jason: our next guest says the media has every reason to be worried. joe concha is on deck. ♪ suddenly i see

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of taking on president trump. are they right? jason: here to discuss media reporter for the hill and radio talk show host joe concha is on the couch. if you are donald trump. if you are the trump campaign and brad pass scale and looking at this. anybody there to would be worried about. >> one word comes to mind you are salivating at this point. because you are looking at the options. joe biden is done by the way. can i declare that on national tv? do you know why i know that? because i know history. he has run for president three times. the number of times he has won a caucus or primary is the same number you get when you multiply something by zero. zero. pete: that's a great point. >> where is the great candidate that's going to come out and get this come back. does he win south carolina? i don't know. rudy giuliani did that whole thing in florida in 2008. there is my firewall. that firewall is going to be gone by the time he gets there all that said, elections are about bumper stickers. right? and biden actually had a good one in 2012. bin laden is dead. gm is alive. 15 seconds elevator. describe exactly what

democrats are running on these days. in other words, what does joe biden stand for? what does he want to do. pete buttigieg, what's his campaign about? bernie sanders is the only one with a defined message and it scares the hell out of everybody because once you get to the part where how are you going to pay for it? how are you going pay for the green new deal and pay for college for all free? how are you going to pay for medicare for all? how do you do that? right? and the only way you do that is to raise taxes on the middle class. and if it comes down to president trump having a bumper sticker that says capitalism vs. socialism, you who you got? he wins in a landslide. interesting. emily: were you surprised by mayor pete's in florida surging riding this wave? did you see it coming? >> i think he is one of the more, i hate it put in this way sane ones in the bunch. pete: that's who he benefits from. >> tallest midget in the room. peter doocy is like andrew wiggins. he is very tall. he comes across as at least articulate. once the scrutiny comes to

him truly if he is a frontrunner and look at his record in south bend. if you can't run one of the smaller cities in indiana, i'm certain that people aren't going to trust a 38-year-old to run the country, particularly when the president had the week that he just did. pete: and because he is soft-spoken and doesn't lose his cool. people think he i must be a moderate. the policy positions are right there with bernie and elizabeth warren. >> when the last two incumbents get voted out after one term. george h.w. bush and jimmy carter, what did both have in common? they both had recessions on heir hand. this president and this economy just the week he had alone while he was being impeached mind you and just got acquitted. think about what happened this week. he sees a poll 49% in gallup. highest. what does 49% mean. 4 percentage points higher than president obama was at this stage in presidency. easily won re-election. 49% means he is 10 points up from before impeachment began oh my god. state of the union, 82% of

independents liked that speech. pete: there you go. >> jobs report. i know you have got to go. i got brunch i have got to get to myself. the president compared to what's going on in iowa and that chaos is crazy. pete: we have to leave it right there. joe is going to brunch. stay with us. , emotionally, socially. if i would've known that i was gonna be 50 times happier... i would've gone into aspen dental much sooner. it was a very life changing experience... and it felt like i was me again. that's when i realized i hadn't been for three years. at aspen dental we're all about yes. like yes to flexible hours and payment options. yes to free exam and x-rays for new patients without insurance. and yes whenever you're ready to get started, we are too. call 1-800-aspendental today.

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pete: back with a fox news alert. america announcing the first american death in china from the coronavirus. jason: comes as more americans are quarantined on a cruise ship in tokyo. emily: jonathan morris joins us with more. >> good morning. the u.s. embassy in beijing says this patient was a 60-year-old american citizen who had been confirmed to have this novel coronavirus was hospitalized and then

died at that hospital in china. this is believed to be the first american death as a result of this new coronavirus. wuhan, china, where this patient was, is the epicenter of the outbreak. the state department has evacuated more than 800 people from wuhan and its surrounding province. they are under federal quarantine at four u.s. military bases including miramar in california. the u.s. evacuees include dozens of children. >> six foot from each other. keep a hand-to-hand kind of distance so they are not spreading any kind of virus if there is one. >> in japan 11 americans are among 61 passengers aboard the cruise ship diamond princess who tested positive for coronavirus. the remaining 3700 passengers including more than 400 americans remain quarantined in their state rooms aboard the ship which

is at the port in yokohama. >> we are quarantined, obviously, which we knew was going to happen but we shouldn't be in this type of condition. we need help. we are in a desperate, desperate stage. >> we will hear more from her later on in the show. the royal caribbean crews liner anthem of the seas has been cleared to depart on next crews from a port in new jersey where a cdc team screened 27 passengers who had recently traveled to mainland, china. four passengers were taken to a hospital for further testing the outbreak has claimed at least 722 lives worldwide. 86 of those deaths confirmed in just the last 24 hours. there are more than 34,000 cases internationally. jason, emily, and pete. 99% of those cases remain in china. there are 12 confirmed cases here in the u.s. federal officials say that they don't think that they can prevent more cases from coming into this country but

through aggressive quarantine efforts they believe they can slow the person-to-person spread and prevent the emergency going on in china from spreading to this country. pete: let's hope they can. as the coronavirus spreads a chinese tech giant has created an app. to show the exact location of patients in the country. emily: what are the best ways to track the spread here in the u.s.? kurt the cyberguy is here to explain. thank you so much. >> this stuff freaks me out what they're doing in china i hope they never do here. which is down to your home address sharing on a map essentially the giant google of china. pete: they register you once you are infected and tell everyone where you live? >> yes. putting where all the patient are on their map. this is screen shot of their app. that they just developed in china that they are now using. hey, that may be effective at sharing who has got the coronavirus you are not

going to share what infection you may have on your family if this kind of stuff is pointing to your house because it's not good what you actually want to look here on the u.s. is cdc best information. there is another app. that is simply called health map. download that today and you always want to look at the sources of you want to look at the source of where this data is coming from. every important map you are going to see that it has the source of that data. because what is going on on the internet right now is their cdc bottom right. so no cases in florida. so just clicked on that to see where cases are in the u.s. but the cdc, that's a great source. there is all kinds of garbage on the internet right now where people are putting out false information related to the spread of the coronavirus you just to really be vigilant right now to have the right information in

front of you. so health map and then we have on foxandfriends.com the two links to the cdc as well as world health. jason: centers for disease control. we have got to put it in perspective. 10,000 people or so die from getting the basic cold and flu each year. you get these concerns when you have crews lines and ships and the idea that they can't really solve this problem. but there are app.s that can help you. and i think one of the most important things is how do you figure out if you actually have it. >> right. jason: how do you get it and how is it transmitted? i do think there needs to be more information. >> dr. mark is go at that stuff. another app. called flu near you. not talking about the flu when we talk about the coronavirus. the symptoms are very similar. you will still see recorded outbreaks of the flu near you through that app. that's very, very helpful. it will push a notification to you saying hey, right here your house there is like five new outbreaks of the flu. so something maybe you want to keep the kids in longer,

things like that. wash your hands a lot more. pete: wash your hands. didn't you learn those things when you are a little kid. pete: if you lock the door it really helps. that's what i heard. jason: as long as you lock your hands. pete: you should do that kurt, thank you very much. appreciate it. jason: bernie sanders may be surging in the polls, his fellow democrats are blasting him for his democratic socialist ideas. >> not me. a democratic socialist. i think that's the label that the president is going to lay on lie on everyone running with bernie. jason: probably right. what's next? pete: communism. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bob harper,

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>> is anyone else on the stage concerned about having a democratic socialist at the top of the democratic ticket? >> i'm not. >> bernie has labeled himself, not me, a democratic socialist. >> the entire capitalism, socialism dichotomy is completely out of date. we need unification when our nominee is dividing people with the politics that says if you don't vote all the way to the edge it doesn't count. a politics that says it's my way or the highway. >> are you talking about senator sanders? >> yes. >> 2020 democrats blasting bernie sanders for normalizing socialism as he surges in the poll. is this something voters can

get behind here to debate is radio talk show host tony katz and former social justice director tezlyn figaro. thank you both for joining us. tezlyn, i want it start with you. bernie sanders, he embraces the idea that he is a socialist. i think it's fascinating he leads the polls that he is not even a registered democrat. is that going to resonate across the country? >> well, i mean, of course joe biden is attacking him for being a socialist. i know i would if i was running against senator sanders and trump is certainly going to capitalize off of that i'm not a socialist myself. but what my concern is that it's not about joe biden attacking him. it's about asking senator sanders do you have the backbone to stand up to joe biden? his answer yesterday to senator turner op-ed where she was clearly laying out facts against joe biden was terrible. we are at a point thought senator sanders you either check yourself or wreck yourself. tighten up or pass it over to trump. i'm extremely disappointed in his answer because it seems he is more concerned about being joe biden's

friend instead of actually competing. so that's really the question that democrats are asking this morning. are you afraid, senator sanders, to go against joe biden because joe biden certainly has no problem going against him. jason: tony, you are in indiana. so this idea that a socialist would lead the democratic party, how is that going to play in your neck of the woods. >> bernie sanders has won here in indiana before. bernie sanders, regardless of the fact he can't count votes in iowa has a good opportunity in iowa and has some good polling data in new hampshire. besides, being a socialist has gotten bernie sanders multiple trips to the u.s. senate and three houses. great for him. this whole idea, tezlyn, i hate to disagree with you that it's about bernie sanders and joe biden. no, it's not. joe biden will not be the nominee. it was a bad performance last night. he still has not been able to put together four sentences in a cohesive way. last night was about the strength of the possibility of amy klobuchar trying to

bring in moderates and it was about whether or not pete buttigieg can take a few punches to the face. and i think that's still very questionable. jason: let tezlyn have a chance here. normalize this idea of socialism for the country? because i don't think so. >> well, i'm well aware most people -- let me correct my colleague here i never said biden could be the nominee. i have said many times biden has dropped every ball possible which is week mike bloomberg is getting in the race because they clearly see joe biden has failed. my point i'm bringing up is it doesn't matter if bernie sanders socialist, a capitalist or anything else. if he doesn't have the backbone to actually go against his competitors who is running against no point in talking about what he is going to do with president trump. is he not going to make it past nevada or south carolina. i agree it's going to be hard to put a socialist on this country. jason: tony, last word, what's your thought? >> the democratic party has given in to bernie sanders

and they did so years ago. the things that were fringe, like obamacare, which is the furthest left we have gone are now considered centrist things and they are not actually. it's a reframing of the position removing -- a moving of the goal post time and again. bernie is a socialist communist as president trump said. and amy klobuchar who paints herself in the middle isn't actually in the middle. this is where the democratic party is today. it's their problem to fix. jason: thank you both. tony, tezlyn, thank you very much. we do appreciate it. emily? emily: thanks, jason. turning now to your headlines, a husband and father of three pleads it's to killing his wife on a cruise ship in alaska. he admitted to murdering during a fight cabin princess cruise ship in 2014. she died from blunt force trauma. he will be sentenced in may. questions swirling in the flu death of a 4-year-old boy in florida colorado. unfailing posts by the boy's mother taking advice from anti-vaxer group on

facebook. some of the medical treatment suggestions on the group included using thyme and elder berries instead of tamiflu. she declined to say whether her son received the flu vaccine. joy behar has bizarre outburst after president trump's impeachment acquittal. take a look. >> doesn't mean he didn't commit a crime. three words o.j. simpson. >> coming out of high ear. what is this. >> is that your ear piece. >> i'm crazy today. he has made me crazy this week. i mean i'm really good and he is winning because i'm getting nuttier and nuttier. emily: behar went on to say she will turn off the news this weekend and eat every carb in her house to deal with the acquittal. jason: getting nuttier? she evidently does that a lot. emily: take a look at this. this poor fan at the chiefs super bowl parade he ran straight into a parking meter while trying to catch a pass from the patrick that home. other parade goers scooped up the ball leaving him without the one of a side susan mere.

mahomes said it was in is the dude who hit the parking meter okay? he is fine except for bruising on his chest. jason: give him a football. pete: did you see the grabs mahomes made? people were throwing him beers. emily: so funny. all right. we now have adam klotz coming on-here we go, fox squares, going to tell us about the weather. hey, how is it going out there. >> unfortunately it's been so mild here along the east coast that i have no patience now that it's finally feeling a little bit like winter out here. definitely on the chilly side. we saw a big snow storm sweep across the eastern half of the country just in the past 24 hours. at this point and that's the system i am talking about. now completely off the coast. what's happening behind it? well, that was a true cold front which means there is some cold air back there. these are the temperature changes in the last 24 hours. the d.c. area 25 degrees colder here in new york. 10 degrees colder. what does that mean for the current temperature? it's sitting right around

30 degrees. what can i say? it's winter out. 30 degrees in chicago. it's 1 degree in minneapolis. yeah, guys. it's feeling cold. and i'm kind of soft and i'm over it. i have no patience for it. i'm coming back inside in just a second. pete: challenge you to a pushup contest. you are a a little soft. adam: that i can handle. i will do it to stay warm. pete: appreciate it. adam: no problem. pete: january jobs report smashing expectations as more americans get into the workforce and they earn higher wages. my buddy professor brian brenberg says it's a sign of more good things to come in 2020 and he is on deck. jason: where is your leatherman's jacket? come on. ♪ ♪

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jason: hank arron says the houston astros should be banned for life in a sign-stealing scandal. >> they didn't steal signs back in your day. >> they did. they didn't steal them that way. [laughter] >> do you think the punishment fit the crime? >> no, i don't. i think whoever did that should be out of baseball the rest of their lives. jason: the mlb fined the as astros $5 million after discovering they used video cameras to steal signs in 2017. and from the diamond to the ice, russian president vladimir putin showing off his hockey skills during exhibition game with the president of bella reduce. the leaders have played hockey together several times in recent years. pete: jason he unconfirmed he had 11 goals and anyone who stopped him was immediately killed. decade kicking off with job numbers that shattered expectations. the committee added 225,000 jobs in january. and historically low unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 3.6%.

but for a good reason. because more people are joining the labor force. more than that, wages grew 3.1%. is this another sign of more economic good news to come? probably the most straightforward question i have ever read on a teleprompter. here to weigh in is professor of business and economics at kings college my good friend brian brenberg. brian, how do you -- break down these numbers for us. >> you hit the headline. you had a huge job gain this month. we haven't seen that size gain for a little while now. but it suggests we have got momentum coming in to 2020. you also show wages growing above 3% again which is great. which means americans are getting a pay raise. they are growing each faster for production level workers. it's not the bosses who are getting the biggest raises here. front line workers getting it. more people coming off the sideline to get in the labor force. taken together, these numbers are really really strong. if you put them in the context of the state of the union earlier this week. we were talking about, you know, what's true in that speech? what isn't? this is true. you can't argue with these numbers. they are big and they are

very inconvenient fact if you are arguing that we need a socialist revolution. pete: that's what they are arguing on the debate stage. classic democrat is class warfare. right? we are for the little guy. when the numbers say the little guy is doing better. where do they go? >> well, not only the little guy, but folks on the margin of the economy, the folks who have a hard time typically getting a job, disabled, if you have a criminal background, it's hard to break into the economy when you have got growth like this. they are actually getting in now. you are seeing strong hiring with people with that kind of profile. that's good news for the little guy. that's where the wage gains are coming from. yeah, so if you are taking about class warfare, it's the folks at the bottom who are benefiting most right now from this economy. and the data says so. pete: democrats are trying to find a way to talk about it. here is them last night in new hampshire. watch. >> >> we have a president who says the economy is fantastic because the dow jones is looking good. and i'm sure if you have got a building with your name on it close to wall street then

that really is the same thing as the economy to you. >> he is incompetent as a president. we have got to take him down on the economy. is he crowing about it every single day and he is going to beat us unless we can take him down on the economy, stupid. pete: what's their answer. >> so disingenuous. buttigieg talking all about the stock market. that is not what the president is talking about. that's not what we are talking about when it comes to the economy. we are talking about main street jobs. real jobs. growth in sectors that people actually work in. things that are hitting people's paychecks. yes, the stock market is growing. that's great, that's good for retirement accounts. this is about the whe the real economy. this is what people do every morning when they go to work and looking for opportunities. they are trying to paints it as a wall street thing. this is not a wall street thing. if you look at the data. this is not a wall street thing. pete: watch the democrats. you never get three seconds of silence at a debate. the moderator says are you okay with a socialist leading your party? three second pause. >> they are in a box.

pete: amy, kind of. >> they can't make a choice here. they are stuck between a good economy and they know it and the fringe of their party which is driving a socialist agenda. and the folks who want to call themselves in the middle don't know where to go. and america can see the silence is deafening on that stage. pete: i'm going to steal your line to finish it. you can tear up the speech but you can't tear up economic numbers: thanks, brian. appreciate it. this is a good one, paying for popularity. 2020 democrat michael bloomberg famously boring, reportedly handing out cash to social media influencers who make him seem cool. but will it work? we are going to ask a real guy who is cool. lawrence jones coming up next. ♪ ♪ i want you to want me

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>> we need to started having race conscious laws. >> i believe we should set up a commission on race and deal with race explicitly. >> things are not getting better for people of color. stop nibbling at the edges and start solving the problem. emily: making their pitch to minority voters during last night's 2020 debate. saying things are getting worse for them under president trump. pete: is this really a winning strategy considering his administration achieved record unemployment for african-americans last year? jason: here to discuss fox news contributor and fox nation host lawrence jones. so what do you think of those comments you heard? >> i think it was great. do you know why? because i know that this is desperation. i mean, i have never seen a state of the union that focused on black americans like president trump did. that was a real story being told. the first time he ran he said what the hell do you have to lose? right? this time he has something to deliver on. he talked about opportunity

zones, right? tim scott leading the way on that because of the president's tax reform measure. he talked about funding for the hvcus. he talked about school choice and brought a mother and her child that is struggling because the democrats are in the pockets of the teacher's unions and say you know what? we will make sure you get a scholarship. what you are seeing now is democrats freaking out because they don't have a candidate. the guy that had most of the black support, which is joe biden because black people don't like socialists. we are very conservative and it's hard. and the conservatives had to win in the community. had a president that's actually doing that right now. so they are freaking out. and the president delivered on it. they are calling him all these other things though right now as you see. they said it was a give away. but it wasn't. it was policy being passed for black americans because they are american citizens and it's benefiting them on a daily basis. pete: lawrence, you are a cool dude all the way down to your texas cuff links. you can't see them on tv but can i see them. the one guy that wasn't on the stage was michael

bloomberg. i have got to get what you think about this. he is paying people on social media 150 bucks to post things that make him look cool. social media influencers. do posting things about people are not cool make them more cool? >> no. his main game is off. he need to redo his entire communications strategy. this is a guy that has too much money. he is spending, trying to buy this election. i don't think this is going to work for him. although i think the democrats have given him a lot of hope because the party leadership are afraid of bernie sanders and so they're willing to give him this market. they are willing to put him on the debate stage. but, you know, one thing people don't get about donald trump is that he is authentic. he is who he is. he runs most of his social media accounts. when you see people tweeting that's because the president said go out there and tweet that you can hear his voice in it. a guy like this that pays consultants to write memes and influencers, i don't think that's going to connect with the american people. jason: i think one of the biggest concerns that democrats have should be coming out of iowa. because the voter turnout did not surge. they thought that the voter

turnout would be there. and that enthusiasm gap, i'm telling you, people seem to be enthusiastic about donald trump. but not so much. and if bloomberg has got to pay for his people to like him. >> it was on track with the 2016 numbers. the energy that barack obama had back in 2008, if you all remember i said this multiple times, multiple times on the couch. until the democrats find that next person that can incite their party, they won't win. they think mayor pete is the guy? this guy is a great value barack obama. and i like a lot of cheap stuff, but people don't like cheap politicians. pete: a dollar store barack obama? >> he is a great value brand of barack obama. you see it. pete: well said. you can watch this man. his show is man on the street and "keeping up with jones" on fox nation. you are going to love it. check it out. lawrence, thanks for being here. >> thanks, guys. pete: we still have two big hours still ahead. former acting u.s. attorney general matt whitaker. we have dan bongino. joey jones and congressman steve scalise. the president had a few things to say about him playing second base this week. we will ask him about it coming up.

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♪ >> i think no one is above the law. and that includes the president of the united states. >> we are not going to be able to outdivide the divider in chief. >> after this week, there is a real threat that donald trump can get reelected. >> and he is going to beat us unless we can take him down on the economy, stupid. >> the american people are the jury that will have the final verdict on this president and on the senators in the g.o.p. who protected him. >> he should be pinning a medal on vindman and not on rush limbaugh. stand up and clap for vindman. get up there. [cheers and applause] >> who we are. that's who we are. we are not what trump is. >> donald trump is not the cause of all of our problems. and we are making a mistakes when we act like he is.

>> that's right. >> the way we defeat donald trump and everybody up here by the way is united, no matter who wins this damn thing, we are all going to stand together to defeat him the. [cheers and applause] ♪ pete: most exciting part of the show this hour is the music that played after that. emily: i love the only ovation we saw was forced upon the audience bye bye den. likely the only ovation he is going to get again especially after that performance last night. jason: what is tom steyer doing on that stage? i mean, i just don't understand how the democratic process said that, yeah, he should be up there but guys like cory booker and tulsi gabbard don't deserve a spot. pete: is he like a coach, hey guys, if we are going to beat him this is what we have got to do. it's not going to be me. this is what you guys got to

do. andrew yang he donald trump is not the boogie man. andrew what do they call him? yang yang. i hung out with those guys. you know what i mean. those two on the side are telling truths to the middle. the middle is like socialism,. jason: they are anything about the middle. pete: sorry that's true i missed that. janes janes our own griff jenkins live in march with the break down of last night's debate. you sat through all three hours of this. griff: you know, jason, emily, pete, good morning. it was worth watching because what we for the first time is that the gloves would come off. by far the most contentious debate compared to all of them and i have been to all of them. pete buttigieg took most of the incoming fire. watch some of this. >> i think this going after every single thing that people do because it's popular to say and makes you look like a cool newcomer, i don't think that's what people want right now.

we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. >> moving this country beyond where it is right now in significant ways. one of the ways to do that is to make sure you have someone who knows how to get things done and can lead the free world at the same time. >> you have to have experience to take him down. this is not a question of he is a nice guy who is going to listen. we need people with experience. that's why i'm worried about mayor pete. ♪ griff: mayor pete did a good job keeping his cool, continuing to blast the others. as washington insiders. bernie sanders is a hometown favorite here, and he took a lot of the attacks. joe biden just stood right out there and called him a democratic socialist. moderators said hey, anybody else have a problem with this? watch this explain. >> bernie has labeled himself, not me, a democratic socialist. i think that's the label that the president is going to lay on everyone running with bernie if he is the nominee. >> does anyone else on the stage concerned about having a democratic socialist at the top of the democratic ticket? >> i'm not.

>> the big story here is the surging pete buttigieg and the latest "boston globe" suffolk university tracking poll. buttigieg taking first place for the first time. he is 25% followed by sanders 24%. warren 14%. biden in 11%. biden still remaining fourth place going to be uphill climb for him. given a little con texas here guys, if you considered the last time a nonincumbent democrat won iowa and new hampshire and went on to get the nominee was john kerry in 2004. john kerry is out here on the campaign trail trying to salvage joe biden's bid. guys? pete: they are trying. jason: salvage is a good word. pete: left the trail to go to delaware to huddle with his team, griff, appreciate it. and return for the debate performance. if that's what he is trying to do to revive his campaign. it ain't going to work. every time he tries to speak you are worried what he is going to say. even the punches are soft. that's not who he is. you thought coronation of

joe biden the vice president of barack obama. instead here he is going toe to toe with a mayor of south soh bend and a socialist. i thought the most telling part of the debate last night was when that question was asked are you okay with a socialist atop your ticket? you watched these debates, there is never two seconds of silence because they didn't know what to do. they are al calculating for joe to be able to say no, i'm not, i'm not. it took amy klobuchar to meekly put her hand up two seconds later. jason: very, very timid. earlier we had tone cants and bernie sanders staffer tezlyn figaro on their predictions for this race and how bernie sanders embraces that socialist label. >> of course joe biden is attacking him for being a socialist. i know i would if i was running against senator sanders and trump is certainly going to capitalize off of that i'm not a socialist myself. but what my concern is that it's not about joe biden attacking him. it's about asking senator sanders do you have the backbone to stand up to joe biden? >> this whole idea, tezlyn, i hate to disagree with you, it's about bernie sanders

and joe biden. no, it's not. joe biden will not be the nominee. it was a bad performance last night. he still has not been able to put together four sentences in a cohesive way. but, bernie is going to keep being bernie because it's been very good for the bernie business. elm cats made a great position the momentum has shifted. two articulated points about biden that hasn't held up which iowa just revealed. one he was infallible. most electable. surging in the national polls. he got says sem nateed in iowa a secondly the fact that he automatically would garner votes from people of color. which, as we saw, completely fell away, too. and buttigieg is now in the early numbers coming out of new hampshire garners more votes from people of color than sanders is. and sanders beat himself from 2016. i mean, the numbers are revealing quite a bit. i find it, frankly, a bit painful to watch biden out on that stage last night. he is absolutely struggling

and i think for him to say that he has any pen chants to be leader of the free world he could barely make it through the rest of that stage. pete: piewj stage and little podiums process of. they do look like treadmills. jays they do look like treadmills. all standing at podiums look at treadmills where they think they're moving ahead but you know what? they are going nowhere totally fast. that's exactly what's happening on that stage. >> all these years and hatred of president trump and that's the best they could mus ter and they have bloomberg waiting in the wings to spend a billion dollars to try to spend a billion dollars to make themself candidate. chaos reigns. speak about somebody who knew how to run a race when democrats did win. james carville famously ran bill clinton's campaign. he gave an interview. the interview was given before the debate. the debate confirms what he said. he was talking about the 2020 democrats with vox. and their drift to the left. listen to what james carville said. he said we just had an

election in 2018. we did great. the midterms. now it's like we are losing our damn minds. someone has got to step their game up here. we have candidates on the debate stage talking about open borders and decriminalizing illegal immigration. they are talking about doing away with nuclear energy and fracking. you have got bernie sanders talking about letting criminals and terrorists vote from jail cells. it doesn't matter what you think about any of that or if there are good arguments, talking about that is not how you win a national election. it's not how you become a majority party. he said i'm not going to weigh in on the merit of those policies, which are terrible. as someone who does politics, that's what james carville does, you don't win talking about fringe issues, especially with this economy that the president has. jason: he said those before the debate here but he does know politics. i do think that's why bloomberg is a real threat because he is throw away hundreds of millions of dollars and the way the system is in place, they can go proportional and be able to have what i think is going to be a brokered

convention. i also think people should continue to watch massachusetts governor, former governor deval patrick. because there is immense pressure on the democrats to get that black vote. donald trump is doing so well with the black vote, i got to tell you, i think they are going to go with deval patrick. pete: vp candidate? jason: one of the races to watch to get the nomination who is going to be number two right at the top of my list is deval patrick. that's where i think they are going to go. emily: to your point andrew yang earlier on the comment who is sensible up there. only one saying you guys we can't make this thing about trump. it's a failed strategy and obviously his policies are cash handouts and a lot to the left. he is the only one trying to articulate in any way that we can't be this reactionary strategy if they are going to have any traction with the american people. pete: he is the only one that doesn't con descend to trump supporters. that got him 1% in iowa.

tells you where their party is the lunatic stuff they talk about. they did it again last night on socialism and soleimani. the democrats want both of them alive. they said we wouldn't have killed the iranian terrorist general who killed all those americans. good luck taking that to the electorate. jason: even the media thought that joe biden had a bad performance last night. watch this. >> joe biden is a very different candidate today, an older candidate who slipped in significant ways. >> he hasn't been able to inspire -- he doesn't raise money online like some of the other candidates do. he doesn't inspire that kind of loyalty. >> obviously the candidate he feared most early on is joe biden. that is not the case anymore. i don't think there was anybody, based on tonight's performance, that has the trump campaign quaking in their boots. emily: that touching online raising money that's euphemism no one is donating. complete deficit in fundraising it. will get him nowhere. pete: ultimately if you run out of money you kant run anymore. it comes down to brass tacks

sometimes. joe concha was on the program earlier answered predicted how this will unfold. >> elections are about bumper stickers, right? and biden had a good one in 2012. bin laden is dead gm is alive. describe what democrats are running on these days. in other words, what does joe biden stand for? what does he want to do? pete buttigieg, what's his campaign about? if it comes down to president trump having a bumper sticker capitalism, vs. socialism, who have you got? he wins in a landslide. pete: soleimani and baghdadi are dead and the economy is alive. it's a pretty darn good thing to run on. emily: bottom line. turning to your headlines. starting with a fox news alert. the u.s. embassy in china announcing the first american deaths from the coronavirus. the 60-year-old man died at a hospital in china. right now, 13 americans are diagnosed with the virus on a cruise ship near tokyo. more than 400 americans are quarantined on the ship. and dr. marc siegel joined us earlier to discuss saying

they could be standed for weeks. -- stranded for weeks. >> if someone new gets infection on ship, that recess the dial on the quarantine. new cases mean new expore mean extending the quarantine. emily: four chinese passengers on a different crews being tested for infection after the ship docked in new jersey. meanwhile, hundreds of illegal immigrants are rearrested after being freed from behind bars. data shows the jail in orange county, california, released more than 2,000 inmates with ice detainers. 2018 and 2019. ice says more than 400 were rearrested. and they are blaming california's sanctuary city laws for the releases. forming acting ice director tom homan joined us earlier to weigh in. >> when you knowingly release a public safety threat back into the public, that is just stupid. let us address them. maybe get them out of the community and out of country. emily: inmates were released on different charges including assault, domestic

violence, and drunk driving. a sheriff's deputy goes above and beyond to save an american flag. florida deputy brian bowman was on patrol when he noticed a flag had blown off a post in front of a home during a storm. deputy bowman who is an army veteran hopped out of his patrol car and picked up the flag, putting it back on the post for the homeowner. i always love seeing those. all right. those are your headlines. pete: very cool. tom homan they mentioned sanctuary cities. they didn't even talk about immigration last night. jason: didn't mention. emily: they didn't ask. pete: george stephanopoulos clinton staffer every time they do they go -- cleared by the mueller report. democrats not done yet. >> we had a strong enough case to impeach and remove. but, those cases still exist. if there are others that we sees a an opportunity, we will make a judgment at that time. jason: up next, former acting attorney general matt

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endless impeachment pursuit. they want to keep it going here to react former acting attorney general matt whitaker, thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you. pete: when you hear what's going on on capitol hill after the adivhilgt week and hear on the debate stage are they really going to keep going with this? will they? >> it appears they will. you know, about a year ago i appeared at a quote, unquote, oversight hearing and which appeared a lot more like an inquisition as to whether president trump had done anything wrong and it hasn't stopped for the last year. and i don't think it's going to stop. unfortunately, the house has very powerful tools if they are willing to use them, including the ability to subpoena witnesses. and we'll see where they go. but you are right. where i am and where i live and the people i talk to are saying are you kidding me? why can't they get anything done for the american people? pete: matt, you are saying the names we had to listen to and hear about for the last six weeks, eight weeks as this inquiry went on in the house and the senate.

the house is going to go back and subpoena those people do the homework they never did in the first place and drag us through it all over again? >> that's what it appears like. it also appears that they are looking for new angles to really fundamentally use the house tools of oversight, which are important for our republic for really bad purpose. that is to score cheap political points against the president and try to weaken him. you know what? you were talking about bumper stickers earlier. the easiest one that the president can use now is creating jobs and killing terrorists. pete: absolutely. nancy pelosi weighed n between prayer groups he had time to write an op-ed. here is part of what she wrote she said for weeks majority leader mitch mcconnell and the republican controlled senate have made themselves accomplices to the president's wrongdoing. the president remains an ongoing threat to american democracy. they have joined the president normalizing lawlessness and rejecting the checks and balances of our constitution. did nancy pelosi learn nothing in this process? or will she hold back?

>> she didn't because she continues to need to feed her radical base. you saw in that debate kind of where the mainstream democrat party. they have lurched left and they have no desire to really serve the people of america. they are a party of big city coastal elites that you know, they just don't get it. they don't understand what it is like to raise a family in middle america. what it is like to have a job that you enjoy. and want to go to every day. we should expect the house to get nothing done and to be ultimately penalized for that. pete: completely out of touch. you raise a great point. if i was watching that debate last night. i might gore for impeachment 2.0. probably the best candidate i have. matt whitaker, thank you very much. thank you four your time this morning. >> good sty, pete. pete: slamming the president for awarding the medal of freedom to rush limbaugh and

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emily: welcome back back. some quick headlines for you. the late girlfriend of flotus dulos pleads not guilty to conspiracy to commit murder. michelle appearing in a connecticut courtroom. she is accused of helping dulos kill his estranged wife jennifer dulos. flotus died after a suicide attempt last month. and a former investment ceo

facing the toughest punishment in the college admissions scandal. a judge sentencing douglas hodge to five months in prison. five hours of community service and $570,000 in fines. he paid to get his kids into elite universe. his bribes were more than the sentence fines by the way. jason: seven candidates took the debate stage in manchester last night making their pitch to new hampshire voters. pete: so what were the top moments considering the context? and how did americans react? emily: here with more is partner and president at maslansky and partners and author of "persuasion" lee carter. welcome, lee. >> thank you so much for having me. such an interesting time. pete: what's your top line take away of the whole night. >> you can see mayor pete having a break away. bernie sanders hab surging not sure he was going to make it didn't know who the next candidate was going to be. seems like mayor pete earning the spot right now.

pete: saw when buttigieg defended biden. here is the clip and we'll get the grades. >> do you think there is a danger for the democratic party to nominate a candidate who is still under the threat of investigation? >> no. and we are not going to let them change the subject. this is not about hunter biden or vice president biden or any biden. [applause] >> this is about an abuse of power by the president. >> so you can see there, democrats gave this an a. blue line on the top. independents and republicans both gave this a c. is he not breaking away with independent voters that's going to be important to him. what he did do is put a stake in the ground and he was going to be to be the candidate union fire. he is not going to attack. he is going to go high. even later on in the debate you heard his imitation he was trying to say i'm here for everybody. that's the message that's resonating and something people want to hear right now. people are tired of the attacks and vitriol and impeachment and anger all the time. emily: another big moment when vindman called for

vindication man ovation here here take a look. >> he should be pinning a medal on vindman and not on rush limbaugh. [applause] >> i think we should be doing now -- i think we should all stand and give colonel vindman a show of how much we supported him. stand up and clap for vindman. get up there. [cheers and applause] who we are. that's who we are. we are not what trump is. >> you can see this is really candy for the democratic base. democrats gave this an a, independents a c and republican as d. not surprising how republicans responded. this was joe biden's moment of the night. really the only moment of the night. he didn't have a great night. he didn't have a stand apart night and he needs to. because he is not seeming like a strong candidate right now. this was his one moment. he will get a lot of play on it with the democratic base. he is not the one making the case to the american people. i heard joe earlier say what's the bumper sticker of the democratic party? you don't know what it is. you certainly don't know what message's is soul of

american? what's that even mean? jason: joe biden former vice president of the united states and running against an avowed socialist. somebody who is not even a registered democrat and, yet, only sheepishly did you actually have amy klobuchar raise her hand when the question was asked is there a concern about a socialist at the top of the party? >> they have decided that no matter what blue is best, right? >> watch the sound. >> anyone else on the stage concerned about having a democratic socialist at the top of the democratic ticket? >> you can see that this didn't do much of anything. people are really surprised. democrats gave it a c. independents a c minus. republicans a c plus. republicans looked at this actually that's a pretty good thing for us. if they are not going to have a problem with that that means we are going to win in 2020. jason: stephanopoulos run campaigns understands how the electorate across the country will actually react if a socialist is leading their party. >> yeah.

there is a huge base for bernie sanders and the socialist message. people need to be careful of that and really understands that's something that resonates with a large portion of the population right now. pete: that's their challenge of the primary. playing to base. lee carter, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. pete: we move on now with a fox news alert. one american now dead in china because of the coronavirus. this morning it's causing a new scare on cruise ships here in the united states and around the world. coming up, a member of the white house coronavirus task force joins us live. look, this isn't my first rodeo...

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jason: a fox news alert. the united states announcing the first american death from the coronavirus. emily: it comes as more americans are diagnosed while quarantined on a cruise ship near tokyo. pete: our own jonathan serrie joins us with more on this. good morning. >> good morning to you. the u.s. embassy in beijing confirms that a 60-year-old u.s. citizen who had been hospitalized with coronavirus has died at a hospital in wuhan, china. wuhan, of course, is the epicenter of this outbreak. and this patient is believed to have been the first american to die from this novel coronavirus. the outbreak has claimed at least 722 lives worldwide. 86 of those deaths confirmed in just the last 24 hours. and there are more than 34,000 cases internationally, although 99% of those cases are in

china. president trump recently spoke with his counterpart in china. take a listen. >> had a very good talk with president xi. and we talked about mostly about the coronavirus. they are working really hard and i think they are doing a very professional job. we are working together, but world health is working with them. cdc is working with them. >> there are 12 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the u.s. and federal health officials are trying to keep that figure low. the state has evacuated more than 800 u.s. travelers from wuhan and its surrounding province. they are being housed at four u.s. military bases during a 14-day quarantine. the royal caribbean crews liner anthem of the seas has been cleared to depart a new jersey port after a cdc screened passengers who traveled to mainland, china. >> one of the restaurants on the ship.

wuhan china last month and then some have been to china. they may infected me. >> in japan 11 americans are among 61 passengers among the cruise ship diamond princess who tested positive for coronavirus. they were taken to nearby hospitals. the remaining 3700 passengers have been told to quarantine in their state rooms. and, jason, emily, and pete, we are told that there are more than 400 americans still on board that cruise ship under quarantine. back to you. pete: wow, jonathan, thank you. quarantined in your state room. that is something. all right. bring in dr. -- let's bring in dr. anthony fauci. member of the white house coronavirus task force. anthony, thank you so much for being here. this is your job right now to be on top of the latest. where are we? >> well, as you mentioned, we have 12 people in the united states who are

infected. 10 of them are travel from wuhan and two are spouses of those. so, given what we have been trying to do is namely contain this in the sense of inhibiting travel into the country from people within that area. thus far, we have been quite successful. those individuals have been identified, isolated and their contacts have been traced. so if we can keep the lid on this like this, so far, things are going well. but the risk is still there. although the risk for the american public is low, this could change because the situation in china is really quite serious. as you know, every day you report thousands of new cases. and then many more deaths each day the situation is still fluid. it's still a dynamic situation. we really can't tell when it's going to turn around and come down. so, really now it's just trying to do everything you can to contain and prepare

for this. emily: doctor, how much are the efforts of the task force being frustrated by the fact that china is mischaracterizing the level of infections they have in their own country? >> well, i'm not -- i'm not so sure you could say they are actually mischaracterizing. i think there are clearly more infections there than we are seeing being reported. but, remember, the infections that are being reported there, the over 30-some odd thousand are individuals who come to the attention of the healthcare providers. i'm almost certain as all of my health professionals are, that there are a group of individuals, a larger, larger group that are either minimally symptomatic or a symptomatic. so the denominator of that array of people who are being reported is probably much larger. and we know that i mean, the thing we would really like to do and we have been asking this for some time, is to become part of the who

team that goes to china so we could look with our own ice and interact with our colleagues there thus far. we have not been able to do that. jason: i think that's one of the great frustrations. you want it figure out how it's transmitted. how the incubation period works. correct? the chinese are not allowing the united states officials to come in and join them in studying. this we have the best doctors in the world. >> well, you know, they also have good people there because, you know, these are people prior to the coronavirus that we have collaborated with for years. if not decades. so we have a pretty good idea that the incubation period is probably about five days. the things that we would really like to know is the extent of transmission in an asymptomatic way. in other words, if someone is a symptomatic can they transmit? i think they can. we are getting dribbles of report coming in people if

not i symptomatic can transmit. the extent to which that occurs is unclear. usually that's not a major driver of the outbreak. we don't know that right now. pete: certainly drives decisions like cruise ships that impact people's lives. can they be released if they are not showing symptoms. we have to leave it right there. dr. fawshy, thank you for your time and your information. >> good to be with you. pete: appreciate it. turning now to some additional headlines starting with this fox news alert. a manhunt underway for a thai soldier accused of opening fire killing at least 10 people. this is video posted on facebook outside of a shopping mall where the gunman is believed to be hold up. [gunfire] pete: the thai soldier stole a gun army vehicle from the base before opening fire in a community about 150 miles outside of bangkok. we will update you with more information as it becomes available. and turning now to

additional headlines. federal investigators say the engine of the helicopter carrying kobe bryant was working properly when it crashed last month. they are now investigating whether dense fog played a role in the crash. the ntsb releasing these new photos showing the chopper just moments before it slammed into a california hillside. nine people died, including bryant. and his 13-year-old daughter gee anna. and, take a look at this. a man is accused of living inside a grocery store for weeks. police say he was hiding in the store's rafters in washington state. officers say the suspect came down when the store was closed. stole $8,000 worth of goods, police say he was also snacking on this very expensive cheese that cost nearly $4,000. i guess, pick the best cheese. i can't get 400 and 4,000 right today. $400 is still a lot for cheese. all right. and the search is -- the search for the rightful owner of this purple heart

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>> we have a president who says the economy is fantastic because the dow

jones is looking good. and i'm sure if you have got a building with your name on it close to wall street then that really is the same thing as the economy to you. he is incompetent as a president. we have got to take him down on the economy he is crowing about it every single day and he is going to beat us unless we can take them down on the economy, stupid. jason: 2020 democrats vowing to take on president trump over the economy. this as the january jobs report shatters expectations adding 225,000 jobs. so is running against a strong economy really a good strategy for democrats? here to discuss is the founder and chairman and ceo of the peebles corporation and member of president obama's national finance committee don peebles. thank you so much for joining us. the economy, by all accounts, i mean, the economic indicators as listed out by donald trump at the beginning of the state of the union, they are moving in a pretty good direction. are the democrats -- is this a good strategy for them? >> no, it's not. but, when you use politics

of vilification, vilifying success, vilifying wealth and vilifies your opponent, then it locks you into a lack of credibility. no one can argue that the u.s. economy is doing exceptionally well. no one can argue that we are producing more jobs. i mean, i don't know that soundbite of buttigieg, it looks like he is out of touch. i mean, all americans are feeling this low unemployment rate. and wages are growing. entrepreneurship is expanding. so trump is doing a good job. the government or economy is doing well under his leadership. however you want to cut it. they need to be looking at other areas of argument. jason: nancy pelosi is making the argument that really donald trump didn't do anything, he just inherited what barack obama did for him. i mean, listen to it in her own words. >> he did not inherit a mess. he inherited momentum of growth in our economy. it's appalling to hear him try to take credit for

something that he -- and call what the president obama did a mess that he inherited when, in fact, it was a great advantage to the country that president obama's policies took us to that very positive place of growth. jason: i mean, when i listen to donald trump at the state of the union, just look at the people who came off of food stamps. it's a huge dramatic change. >> look. a rising tide carries all ships on the water. i mean, no one, again, can argue. i mean, what the speaker just said. i mean there is some validity that barack obama stabilized the economy. barack obama and congress stabilized the economy. but it was a slow growing economy. trump came in and accelerated growth with tax cuts and -- jason: the economy is working. so, what do the democrats do? just ignore it and pretend it's not there? i mean, even wages for low income people are rising. >> no. i think what democrats should do is acknowledge it

and say that they did work to help the president get there. they did work to help obama get there but the economy is one dimension of leadership. the economy is one dimension of this country. and there are many other things that we need to focus on. and they need to change the narrative. but they are so busy trying tryg to vilify him and by vilifying him trying to get americans to have the same arrange that the speake -- anger that the speaker is showing and americans don't have that anger. jason: they try to divide by gender and economic status. how do they simultaneously say we want to unite the country where every time i hear them talk about it they try to divide the country? >> the sad reality is that we are in a zone of politics by disruption and politics by divisiveness. and i think what the democrats need to do is lay out a vision of what would they do with this time of prosperity, with these resources that the country is producing? how would they deploy them?

and i think that's a different discussion. that's where they could go. i think they are wasting so much time vilifying trump and lowers the bar for him and he did a great job at the state of the union and that hurts them. jason: real quick from, your perspective, which democrat has the best economic message? >> i think that most likely the best democrat that has the best economic message is mike bloomberg and he wasn't on the stage last night. jason: no. and he has hundreds of millions of dollars to throw on it. one thing that was not talked about at the state of the union nor was it talked about with the democrats is the national debt. at some point somebody is going to talk about the out-of-control spends because it is out of control and i blame both parties for that thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it? >> thank you. jason: still ahead, apparently only one candidate is worried about having a democratic socialist on the 2020 ticket. >> is anyone else on the stage concerned about having a democratic socialist atop the democratic ticket? >> i'm not. >> senator amy klobuchar? >> wow.

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>> bernie has labeled himself, not me, a democratic socialist. i think that's the label that the president is going to lay on everyone running with bernie if he is the nominee. >> does anyone else on the stage concerned about having a democratic socialist at the top of the democratic ticket? >> i'm not. emily: and the gloves are off. 2020 democrats blasting bernie sanders and arguing that his socialist label won't help him defeat president trump. pete: pretty weak gloves though. next guest running on the

promise to defeat far left policies. joining us is the founder of the conservative squad jessica taylor. thanks for being here this morning. you heard the democrats last night. they couldn't reject socialism. they paused. they probably knew it was a bad idea. but if you are talking to the left, that's what they want. >> absolutely. you know, we have got to do something to combat this radical socialism. socialism is a failed ideology that has never worked anywhere. it's been tried. we have absolutely got to do something to stop aoc, her squad and bernie sanders from brainwashing the younger generation of americans into believing that socialism is something we should embrace. emily: your views are echoed in a poll which we have right here that voters' views reflect what you just said 53% have a negative view on socialism. 24% neutral and only 19% positive. >> you know, something that shocks me is a poll that came out from u gov that says 70% of millennials would vote for a socialist and one in three support

communism. it's absolutely crazy to me. socialism is when government controllings the means of production and it takes away our freedom. the country as we know it will not be the same if we inch towards socialism. what the democrats are doing here is alarming. and it is threatening our freedom. i would love folks to fight back with us jessica taylor al.com. you can see more conversations about socialism. it's something we hear on the trail daily and americans are worried about it. pete: yeah. the president has pointed out socialism is just communism politely dressed up a little bit. how do they sell socialism when capitalism under this president has unleashed such prosperity for so many? >> yeah. you know, i don't think they will sell it. in fact, i think that we'll be able to take back the house this november because of everything that they have done. you know, the do-nothing democrats have been so focused on impeachment. they said since president trump, the day he was elected that they were going to impeach him. instead of getting back to making budgets and doing the people's business, they have been focused on impeaching the president.

i don't think they will make that sale and i think the republican also be able to take back the house this november. pete: jessica taylor you would be a part of it if they do. appreciate it. thank you for your time. >> thank you. pete: we have a big show still ahead. can you believe three hours are down but we still have one hour left. joey jones, congressman steve scalise and dan bongino join us on this saturday edition of "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ everybody wants a new romance ♪ everybody working for the weekend ♪

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>> it is great to be back on the debate stage. >> everyone on the stage except amy and me is either a billionaire is receiving help from tax.

>> a democratic socialist. >> anyone on stage concerned about having a democratic socialist? >> i'm not. politics said it is my way or the highway. >> are you talking about senator sanders? >> he says he wrote the damn thing but not about the cost. >> we are spending twice as much per capita on healthcare as the people of any other country. >> more support intel carolina in the black caucus, the black community. >> wait a second. let's not argue about polls. >> will he get this? >> okay. >> that is why i am worried about mayor peter. >> if you're looking for the person with the most years in washington 1000 extremes under their belt then you've got your candidate and it is not me.

>> i don't know what it is about the past of barack obama and joe biden that is so bad. >> going after every single thing people do has - i don't think that is what people want right now. we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. ♪ >> that was a lot of klobuchar at the end. he did pretty well. i think she will do better in the primary and we are seeing the demise of joe biden. he is fading into the sunset not so gracefully. >> the deck about voters of color is just wrong. it is one of the characteristics that everyone thought he is elected, always nationally trending and has the support of voters of color, we saw sanders breaking his own record for voters of color in iowa and numbers now show -- even buttigieg is beating him in new hampshire.

all of that -- >> biden is i think done, fading into the past. klobuchar can have great performances but that doesn't help if no one likes you and wants to vote for you and mingling at 8% or 9%, she couldn't win in iowa or minnesota, the top 45 but they were going after mayor pete last night. he is surging and is the new shiny object. we will see what happens when he gets some scrutiny. griff jenkins live in manchester, new hampshire with the last night's debate. were you up on might riveted? >> reporter: i was pretty riveted. this is the first time candidate on candidate violence is what you are looking for we finally got it after a lot of debate. they were not just attacking pete, they were attacking each other as well but it was pete, buttigieg took the heaviest incoming, watch this. >> it is easy to go after

washington because that is a popular thing to do. it is much harder to lead and much harder to take difficult positions. >> beyond where it is, significant ways and one of the ways to do that is to have someone who knows how to get things done and can lead the free world at the same time. you have to have experience to take him down. this isn't a question of he is a nice guy who is going to listen. we need people with experience. that's why i'm worried about mayor pete. >> we expected pete to take the hits and bernie sanders, the hometown favorite was attacked as well but it was mayor pete who turned on sanders for being too left. >> trying to unite this country at a moment when we need that kind of unification when our nominee is dividing people with politics that says if you don't vote all the way to the edge it

doesn't count. the story here is clearly a soaring buttigieg. if you look at the latest boston club university paul, he is pulling had for the first time at 25%, one have sanders at 24, warren at 14, biden at 11 for the first time, pete leading but also the second pole that biden has been in fourth place and consider this, this is a tracking poll. on monday buttigieg was at 11, he has gained 14 points so it will be fascinating to see how it turns out. we are going to go to a buttigieg event in a couple hours to see what this momentum is all about. >> thank you very much, appreciate it. we will bring in fox news contributor, former secret service agent, nypd officer, thanks for being here. the headline, the democrats want to keep two things alive, socialism alive and soleimani. they say they wouldn't have killed him. how did their message last

night resonate with folks? >> a disaster. there were some hilarious moments where bernie sanders talked about how republicans used to respect civil liberty. really? this is from the party who spied on the president and his campaign, weapon icing the mechanics of our law enforcement. seriously? one other thing about last night's debate i noticed, buttigieg was obviously the subject of a lot of incoming but this guy has a near magical ability to be as people. i think in his guest room in his house he has a focus group living in his guest house. it is impressive in its hilarity. he never answers a question. did anybody else pick up on that? you can never get an answer out of this guy. it is torturous and he says it in such a way, it is so good that you think you got an answer but you never really got

an answer. remember the fox townhall they had buttigieg on when the lady asked about abortion and he spoke about 4 or 5 minutes and everybody was like that was great and he never answered the question. it is near magical his ability to do that and he did it last night again. >> democrats vowed to continue the investigation, they are saying we will go to 2.oh. where do we go? >> this ticks me off. donald trump can be investigated and spied on because of of fully discredited dossier. based on hearsay about hearsay. turned out to be completely untrue. you impeach and investigate him over nothing. joe biden whose kids actually

cast checks and worked for a company overseas in a place joe biden was the point man actually cast checks and the company that was under investigation where joe biden is on tape demand the prosecutor be fired, don't touch that, that is a bridge too far, let's investigate trump and how democrat attack from the perspective not see what a colossal meltdown this has been for their party, donald trump at his highest approval rating ever so this impeachment has been a huge success for the gop. >> on friday, to invoke his privilege when he hasn't ones seem around him by dismissing vinhdman and ambassador sondeland, punishing he impeachment witnesses at the campaign a tribulation.

they are in post acquittal purge and impeachment witnesses. and the trump revenge campaign. what is your take? >> expecting the media to do journalism is hilarious. the senate serious media outlets. he was accused under oath by another national security council member of being a leaker. tim morrison said under oath that he had heard, to be krista clear, that other people thought he was leaking serious information and also admitted leaking to and intelligence community professional on the contents of the ukraine call. please explain to me with a straight face how the president is supposed to keep a suspected guy from leaking on his national security council with any kind of action? what kind of precedent does that set?

as for, he couldn't keep his own story straight. there was absolutely no quid pro quo and when you cited in your firsthand conversation with the president the only thing you said was i went absolutely nothing from ukraine, not to pay for something, he said he wanted nothing which is the opposite, quid pro quo. he needs to get rid of these two. without a respect to them and have service he's a totally inappropriate in that position, he has obviously been leaking information and needs to go somewhere else and it's entertained his political aspirations. >> he had a big fan on stage last night with joe biden praising him force of the audience to give him a standing ovation, take a listen. >> he got thrown out of the white house, walked out. he -- should be pinning a metal on him and not on rush limbaugh.

i think we should all stand and give them a show of how much we support him. stand up and clap for vindman. that is who we are, we are not what trump is. >> here is rush limbaugh back on his radio program yesterday. >> i couldn't stop looking down at him the whole time that i am wearing it, the class in the back. it is just beautiful. the president was not going to let me miss it. he was not going to let me talk him or myself out of appearing at the house chambers that might. >> he wants to give a little to the leaker, there is no lesion of leaking, maybe they will make that up but breakdowns of view joe biden has.

>> that is who they are. joe biden said this is who we are, a bunch of leakers exactly but secondly this was disgraceful. some people when they exit stage left they can hold their head high knowing the place was left better off. rush limbaugh did that. i would not be on the air today without rush limbaugh constantly in my ear between 12:00 and 3:00 eastern time on multiple stations invoking the power of liberty and freedom. i would not be here. rush limbaugh changed the lives of millions of americans who are passionate advocates for liberty and freedom. joe biden cannot say the same thing, your later in your wallet, your healthcare sucks, colleges have been bankrupt and culture has deteriorated because of people like joe biden. he couldn't blow rush limbaugh's knows, he should seriously rethink that line of attack on a great american,

personally offended by it and millions of americans support rush, he is a great man and my hat is off to him. i would not be here today without him. i say that unequivocally without a doubt. >> i think a lot of us feel the same way and the uniform of the military does not make you immune from criticism. a lot of people know what his motivations are. >> that is my point. >> thank you for your time, appreciate it. starting with a fox news alert, us embassy in china announcing the first american death from the corona virus. a 6-year-old man died in china, 13 americans are diagnosed with the virus on a cruise ship near tokyo. 400 americans on the ship, we will speak to a couple on that cruise later this hour. one of the president's advisers says the infection could be even more widespread than we think.

>> there are more infections a and we are seeing being reported. >> there are 12 coronavirus cases in the us. and powerful winter storm slamming major cities across the us, white out conditions blinding drivers in denver, colorado and slippery roadways causing multiple tractor-trailers to crash in vermont. i didn't see the crash but i may have heard it. the storm dumping a foot of snow in upstate new york and 5 tornadoes touched down in maryland tearing off roots and toppling trees, two brothers shoveling streets and sidewalks in their dayton neighborhood during their snow day. get your kids outside shoveling for the neighborhood. >> little surrogates, those kids are better off i love that. soleimani, the terrorist responsible for killing americans, why are 2020

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voters? here with winners and losers, nobody knows new hampshire better than the former governor of new hampshire, johnson new new. what was your take on the debate last night and how do you see things in the primary? >> as far as the debate, klobuchar did the best in the debate. believe it or not she looked more presidential than anyone else on the stage. the rest of them really were just pandering and hectoring. the other ones that did well was bernie because bernie was being bernie. all bernie has to do at least for new hampshire is hold his support which is around 25% or 27%. the ones that lost were buttigieg who showed he couldn't take a punch when lindsay davis asked him a tough question, just stood there and really tried to dance around it and showed he has no answer

when he is criticized and i think biden put the last nails in his political coffin. he looked like he has adopted the adam schiff stair and just criticize everybody out there and was just preaching instead of trying to convey a capacity to lead. the other big loser was the democratic policy on healthcare as every one of them stood there criticizing each other for the high cost of healthcare. you've got every democrat appeared telling every other democrat that their health care plan is the most expensive and i think they gave a lot of ammunition to the republican campaign in 2020. >> were you surprised when george stephanopoulos asked are you concerned about having a socialist as the head a party

and amy klobuchar almost somewhat raised her hand. does new hampshire embrace socialism that much? >> the under they -- the other interesting thing is that was rejecting socialism vocally now, the rage cajun and chris matthews yesterday was attacking the socialism agenda of the democrats. they are real trouble because all of a sudden it has dawned on that party that they allowed the drift to go so far left that they have to actively work to create a more centrist image and i think all of this just plays into michael bloomberg's hand. >> who is going to win the primary? >> i think bernie will. buttigieg hurt himself in of yesterday that bernie will hold on. >> he did struggle with the question about what he was doing as the mayor of south bend. thank you so much.

a fox news alert. one american did in china because of the coronavirus. it is causing a new scare on cruise ships in the united states and around the world. a live report coming up next.

>> the us announcing the first american death from the coronavirus as more americans are diagnosed while quarantines on a cruise ship near tokyo. jillian: good morning, jonathan. >> the us embassy and beijing confirms the us citizen at 60 years old diagnosed with the coronavirus died at a hospital in wuhan, china, the epicenter

of the coronavirus outbreak and this patient is believed to be the first american to die from the new virus. and under federal quarantines and military bases as far as marine corps air station in california where you see this plane landing. the us plugged $100 million for the international response to the outbreak. they coordinated close to 18 tons of relief supplies. >> world-class experts to china to assist remains on the table. >> this outbreak claimed 722 lives worldwide and 34,000 cases internationally about 99% in china. in japan 11 americans are among 61 passengers aboard the cruiseship diamond princess who tested positive for coronavirus, 3700 passengers,

400 americans quarantines, at the port in yokohama. the royal caribbean cruise liner and some of the sea has been cleared reporting new jersey after a cdc team, 27 passengers who recently traveled from mainland china. they were to the hospital for further testing. the cruise line says none of the passengers showed symptoms of coronavirus but one of them tested positive. >> as you watch it, rising numbers in china and hope it doesn't come to the united states. we don't know how transmits. cruise ships and everyone you talk to said no reason for panic but it could get bigger. you at those things together. >> not everybody has a window seat on those cruise ships. they are often breathing the

same air. >> a lot of people on medication, they -- what happens when their medication supplies run out a lot has to go on logistically to support thousands of people. >> what happens when there. runs out. that is a long time. >> the president orders an airstrike to take out one of the world's worst islamist terrorists and this is how democrats react. >> cannot go around saying you are bad guy, we will assassinate you. >> taking out a bad guy is not a good idea if you do not know what you are doing. >> joey jones why it is so important to take out terrorists, coming up next. ♪ what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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taking out a bad guy is not a good idea if you do not know what you are doing. >> those were the democrats last night talking about the killing of an iranian terrorist. let's bring in joey jones, marine corps bomb technician. you saw that and they say soleimani dead, bad thing? >> they wiggle themselves into a hole where they can't give trump credit for anything and bernie sanders had a soundbite, you can't go around saying we will assassinate you. donald trump, if you are watching, if people are killing americans you absolutely can say you are going to kill and if you kill the we will reelect you president for it. that is the truth of it. >> that is what the president said in the state of the union. you are in the military and when you are a united states citizen you want to know the president got your back. >> watch biden, not only is he famously wrong for not wanting to kill usama bin laden but recently said in one of these

debates he was against the 40,000 troop surge in afghanistan which was the only strategy we ever got right over there. we something only the same year left alone, it was very much a success and so vice president biden has been wrong in every major policy movement when it comes to defense, to stand up there and be unashamed about being wrong, not killing soleimani, where are you coming from, what are you trying to a compass other than draw contract on donald trump and he is winning so why would you have a contest with winning? >> soleimani was the architect of the ied for which a lot of americans sacrifice their lives and talk about you saw someone up there last night, pete buttigieg who wore the uniform and says there is 0 evidence. what are your thoughts on that? >> the ira a few decades before. >> the efp out of iran. >> and ied is an improvised explosive, we start putting

technology into it the same explosive becomes 10 times more deadly and more harmful and to know someone had a direct hand in that thank god we killed him. i'm glad we killed him. all the families that cry on memorial day are glad we killed him and we will reelect you president. >> this will trigger world war iii and here we are to the next debate where that has not happened and iran has pulled back and they make the case. >> if this is world war iii i welcome it. killing bad guys and being happy about it is world war iii, let's keep it up. >> can't give him credit. iran is the number one state-sponsored terrorism and the guy going into baghdad to say there isn't an imminent threat winner embassy has been attacked is so naïve. >> a disingenuous argument. he was not a head of state with a nuclear power so to liken him

to vladimir putin is obviously a lie. >> he ran foreign terrorists. >> to the coronavirus outbreak a solution carrying 4000 people his quarantines in japan, it started when one passenger was diagnosed with coronavirus and 60 passengers are affected. >> one couple from the united states who went on the cruise for their honeymoon is among thousands stuck on the ship. >> newlyweds join us live via skype. can you hear us? >> thank you. >> tell us what you are going through right now. >> yesterday was bad, we were in bed, i was watching fox news

most of the day. it was wonderful but we don't want to know what we do. >> what are they telling you? what is the expectation and are you being fed and given enough water and fluids along the way? >> they are stepping up the water. the food is pretty bad. . >> it was inevitable. we are not picky eaters. according to the us embassy, the minister of japan, it is february 19th, that is when it will be released without

restriction and you can board a commercial flight and once we enter the us and people have to go through quarantine and we are still scared about that because we don't know what happened. >> until three feet. >> that is where we are. >> princess cruises a we are facing many challenges but doing our best to deliver the most critical needs and provide as much care and comfort as we can to everyone on board. are they delivering on that, how do you pass the time looking at two weeks in that spot? >> very very difficult. they added a bunch of movies since they added it.

i had my phone and got the job done. >> not the same until then. >> people that are inside, i don't even know what to do. >> allow you to step outside and get fresh air and that kind of thing. >> we can step outside our balcony but it is almost 40 degrees outside and it is kind of like you can't go any further than that. >> not quite the honey when you expect a plan for but health first and we hope this ends soon for you in a healthy safeway. >> we will try to keep you entertained. >> if you do the best we can. >> we hope the president is watching right now.

>> that is our job. god bless those guys. >> bernie sanders wants to end the cash bail across the country. >> without having been convicted of anything. and we have to end cash bail. >> the criminal justice system affect minorities, it also comes as new york city mayor bill diblasio in the midst of a spike is leaked to the state - royal news prince harry appearing to open up about the loss of his mother princess diana, he told investors jpmorgan had been in miami he had been in therapy at least three years. he opened up about how princess

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>> my little touchdown dance. is that okay. and somebody to celebrate that. the forecast isn't bad. temperatures right around freezing in new york. this is the satellite radar, nothing but sunny skies. a lot of snow across north georgia, that doesn't happen often across portions of the carolinas. right around freezing, 32 degrees in new york city, ronil little farther to the west. negative 3 degrees in minneapolis. you come from a cold place. we are handling it out here. >> you still have the ball, throw it back to me. >> where did i put the ball.

>> go long. >> never made it. >> traveling through the building. >> still traveling. >> a couple hundred yards. >> he is a strong guy. >> a monumental week for donald trump, a remarkable jobs report and state of the union. can democrats compete against his record. we will ask how's minority whip steve scalise. ♪

>> welcome back. some quick headlines was a big

win for newspapers, the wall street journal selling 2 million digital subscription for the first time. dow jones senate gets on record with 3 million subscriptions and 4% revenue growth outpacing the new york times. a big win for the rnc, the committee announced it raised a whopping $117 million during the impeachment process of donald trump. the fundraising campaign brought in 1 million new donors starting in september. >> a monumental week for the president, kicked off the landslide victory in iowa and a debacle for democrats and delivered a passionate state of the union, acquitted on both articles of impeachment and announced the death of a terror leader. democrats look to regain the white house. how's minority whip steve steve scalise.

in this case is this truly something you see with the leader in that country? >> this is a great week for donald trump. not only has he dominated in terms of delivering for the american people the promises he made, promises kept. that started the week, we go to iowa on behalf of the president and the rest of his team and people were excited about what the president would deliver for them and they can't learn how to count let alone manage the economy or take over healthcare. that was a great contrast, the state of the union speech was another right out of the ballpark really touching on all the great things that make america great. what he has done to fight for those forgotten men and women and deliver results for hard-working families contrasted with nancy pelosi

becoming unhinged literally and like you said a great jobs report, 2000 jobs created, great economic numbers, lowest unemployment among so many different demographic roots and for them, killing another terrorist on the democrats stage, every candidate on the democrat side saying they would not have killed ability terrorist who took out hundreds of service men and women. what do you do with a terrorist to not only kill hundreds of millions of men and women but plotting to kill more americans and they would do that. great contrast. >> normal week, the killing of the leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula would be the headline, almost an afterthought in this entire week. when democrats look at this he approval rating for the president has gone from 39 percent-49% during this process. of they learned, will they learn the american people don't

want resistance. there is an election coming up. can they turn the page and run on ideas? >> democrats don't get it, they are literally applauding failure and standing up for terrorist. one of the bloodiest terrorists since usama bin laden. they can't applaud trump for anything good that happens and families are watching this saying i am more successful, have more money in my paycheck because donald trump delivered and that success of hard-working families -- >> you also got a shout out, a warrior, fantastic. congratulations, looking good better than ever. thanks for joining us, we

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