thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. hope to see you right here, next week. ♪ ♪ . arthel: president trump is set to release a new $4.8 trillion budget proposal tomorrow. we'll be calling for deep cuts to social safety net programs like medicare and medicaid while boosting funding for defense and veterans. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters i am marcel. eric: i am eric shawn. the budget plan is going to reflect the president's objectives if he doesn't win reelection in november. but it could be a uphill battle on capitol hill fresh

off the impeachment trial. >> hi david. >> the white house looking to put impeachment in the rearview mirror and focus strictly on the country and the american people. releasing this budget tomorrow morning. we have some highlights he want to show you it invests a substantial amount and artificial intelligence, ai. i will talk about a just a moment. but the $4.8 trillion budget will increase military spending by 4.3% to 740,000,000,001 includes 2 billion for the border wall with mexico. it's down from 5 billion last year. you remember that government shutdown? it takes the deficit down to $966 billion from the estimated $1 trillion this year. also has because to some of the social sick purity safety

nets. talk about artificial intelligence, the white house hopes to double spending on ai research and development. they plan to increase this funding from 973 million to nearly 2 billion by 2022. this will focus on quantum computing, which actually operates computers and millions of times faster than computers that were used today. nasa, that is the third big one it is a major increase. the president a fan of the space program wants to increase the nasa budget by 12%. it had $3 billion in new funding to develop human landers. landers? it's the vessel astronauts or take from this patient down to the surface. that goes hand-in-hand to returning u.s. astronauts to the moon surface by 2024. the president spoke about space travel at the state of the union last week. >> just weeks ago, for the first time since president truman established the air force, more than 70 years earlier, we created a brand-new branch earlier o armed forces. it's called the space force.

>> the washington post is citing an internal document that shows the white house will not be able to eliminate the deficit in ten years. that is something they wanted to do. but according to the "washington post" it will show they are not able to do that. meanwhile, this evening the president and first lady will meet with governors at the governors ball for the national governors association here at the white house. tomorrow night on the campaign trail, president trump heading to new hampshire for a rally. he will also make appearances where democrats have a primary or caucuses as you saw in iowa. that is tomorrow night in new hampshire. eric: on the even of the you new hampshire presidential primary, the democrats overshadowing that. arthel: call it the granite state live. democrats in an all out campaign blitz with just two days to go. that's until new hampshire's first and nation presidential primary. fox news has you covered on all angles.

we have reporters tracking those hopefuls is a crisscross new hampshire. molly is reporting from the capital city of concourse. >> good afternoon, hear from the granite state as you mentioned voters will cast their ballots on tuesday. candidates are flat out camping events leading up to these final hours. let's look at the poll numbers. right out of showing bernie sanders at 24%, this is the lead of suffolk university boston globe that has buttigieg, former mayor pete buttigieg a 22%. senator elizabeth warren at 13%, and the former vice president joe biden does attend. then he goes to single digits. in the wake of this debacle in iowa that was unfolding, officials here have sought to reassure the public they have a century long tradition of getting things right. >> when our citizens cast about, they know their vote will become rounded correctly, with integrity and on time.

>> new hampshire uses paper ballots, there is no way to fail. there is nothing to hack. things are done old school here and voters pay attention, they participate, they meet the candidates, they shake the hands of future presidents and they show up. >> we have historically high turnout and that means us regular folks to come out and vote. they are easy to sway back and forth over the last couple days of the election. so i don't think this is over in the state, i think we have to watch what happens on the next couple days. i think all the campaign candidates know that too. >> this is the 100th anniversary of new hampshire's first of the nation primary. the secretary of state bill gardner, who has been in office longer than i have been live, is predicting a big turnout for hundred 20000 voters. that will be the most votes cast in a presidential primary when the incumbent is running for reelection. voters expect more democrats to show up at polls and

republicans but ultimately a big turnout expected here in the granite state. arthel: . eric: meanwhile joe biden is looking to rebound after the disc the pointing fourth place in iowa. he still leads in most national polls, but after taking that hit in the hawkeye state, he is now downplaying expectations for two tooth tuesday's primary and's new hampshire. live with the biden campaign in new hampshire. >> while eric, that sending confession on friday that he might not do wellin new hampshire did not sit well with some voters. and now the former vice president trying to clarify his he said they will benefit in his home state. he is also pushing the narrative that even if he does not do wellin new hampshire, it would not be a fatal blow to his campaign because a diverse state like south carolina and nevada have not yet spoken.

>> i congratulate pete, i congratulate bernie, they did a great job. they were very well organized, better organized than we were in iowa. but i don't think that -- i have viewed from the beginning, and i really mean this i have viewed from the beginning that you have to take the first four as one. >> add event and new hampshire biden's had a long-standing support for the black community which is critical to winning the nomination. it might become a point of focus as this campaign chips away former mayor pete buttigieg who struggled to answer issues affecting black people. and he has faced scrutiny on how he as mayor face scrutiny. the attack ads this week painted buttigieg as an innocent experience lightweight whose biggest achievement as mayor is beautifying the city, not passing legislation. >> we are electing a president what you have done matters.

>> former vice president joe biden has a sights set on bernie sanders really pushing the message that a democratic socialist will certainly come under attack from trump and a general election but may not be able to pull in support from voters they would need. arthel: eric, mark meredith is live in new hampshire where bernie sanders is holding a town hall. hi mark. >> hi arthel, a little cold here out that it would be up in new jersey. we are in claremont new hampshire and this is an area knows bernie sanders very well. we are just a few miles away from the vermont border the state he has represented now in congress for so many years. we have seen bernie sanders out on the campaign trail all day long today. as you have mentioned he is holding an event here in claremont at this hour. while he sat on the trail he's also trying to reaffirm his

message with his voters on who might be undecided on if they're going to support him. he's pushing back on those who say he's too far left to win. here's what he had said earlier today. >> this campaign is more than defeating trump. there is a growing anger on the part of the american people, whether conservative or progressive, something is wrong when a handfuls of alien errors have so much economic and political power. >> this is a poll that is getting a lot of attention. you can see where bernie sanders' neck and neck with pete buttigieg, sanders won the new hampshire primary four years ago and 2016. you see from those polls right now boston globe shows just how close this race is. we are expecting a large turnout, not just for bernie sanders but for democrats overall going into the primary on tuesday. the secretary of state send this going to be 280,000 people out here for that. we've also served in the

sanders campaign early about the strategy and here's what they had to say. >> i am amazed at what we are able to pull off. yesterday alone, we knocked over a 150,000 doors in the state. [cheering] and in numbers aside, when you break it down, that's 20% of the voting population. >> sanders had one more event on his schedule aptly wraps up this one and then healed back on the trail the next couple of hours as well on monday at a tuesday's primary. arthel: rain sleet or slow they are out there. eric: pete buttigieg is seeing a surge in recent polls, depends on attacks from the democratic rivals especially joe biden over his age and his support among african-american voters. they are live in dover new hampshire hey matt. >> hey eric, mayor pete is once again crisscrossing the

state and in the final days he's really trying to hammer home to voters that he is the crossover candidate that has appealed to both independent voters and maybe even some republican voters. he has the calm temperament to be president, the opposite of president trump. and has drawn comparisons to obama with just two days before the primary the gloves are really off your new hampshire. today, joe biden did admit mayor pete was better organized in iowa, but biden says pete is just a small-town mayor. he is not qualified for president. and pete is wrong to go along with the obama administration. the sit and bernie says pete is taking too much money from billionaires. and pizzas those billionaires be taxed more when he's in the white house. he's received more donations and the average is $40. he is not turning away and any amount in an effort to be president trump. >> i think president trump and his allies raised 25 million

bucks in one day. i am building a campaign that's not defined by who we reject, it's defined by belonging, is defined by inclusion, is defined by pulling together to get the job done. >> today joe biden is also on the trail touting his support from the african-american community say no one can win the nomination without it. mayor pete, sophia seemed very low support from black voters. and on fox news sunday chris wallace asked buttigieg about the stats which indicate black teens were four times more likely to be arrested in south bend when pete was the mayor. mayor pete admitted the disparity is there and insisted it's a nationwide problem, that a local mayor is not going to solve autozone. mayor pete says he lesson legalize marijuana and other drugs to lower the incarceration rate. but he just says he's going to the south where he does have a problem with african-american voters and he's hoping those people will give him a second thought. arthel: while senator

elizabeth warren dismissing the need to come out on top in the granite state after seeing a third-place finish in iowa. it's. >> hey arthel, senator elizabeth warren is still stuck in about third and fourth place in almost every poll here in new hampshire. it's right about where joe biden's family have really seen him change course, pretty dramatically over the last 24 hours. he is much more harder on the attack. but not senator warren. at her first big event of the day, and concorde new hampshire, she played it safe. she spent about an hour retelling her personal life story and doing a deep dive on her many policies proposals. she spent zero time talking about how she believes she is the best position to be president trump or any other democratic rivals for that point. and if warren really crisscrosses state today, stopping in diners, shaking hands, senator amy klobuchar is gaining some ground on her nephew polls after very strong showing in thursday night's

debate. and i spoke to three voters had a worn event and said they were very firmly in warren's camp. but after watching senator amy klobuchar debate on thursday night, they are now seriously considering switching their vote from warren to klobuchar. even though klobuchar is far more moderates than warren. suggest a really interesting point to watch as we close in on these final days before the primary. right now i'm standing in front of lebanon high school, this is where senator warren is making her way. this is where her final event of the day's going to be. but right now she is in newport at a pub. i know she made her name earlier in this campaign having a beer, but at least right now, she is not having any beers just talking to supporters. arthel: kristen thank you very much and we want to remind our viewers we are going to have new reactions to all this at the bottom of the hour with special report host bret beyer you're gonna stick around for

that. eric: we are now getting some new details on what's being called another insider attack in afghanistan. the pentagon identified two u.s. service members who were shot and killed yesterday during a mission in the eastern province there killed by a reported afghan soldier. trey is following this story from her mideast bureau. >> eric good afternoon we are getting more information on those two american soldiers who were killed yesterday along with six others who were wounded when a man and afghan military uniform open fire on the group. the department of defense releasing the nays of the men killed their hobby or of texas and antonio rodrigues of new mexico. both ranked sgt first class. according to a statement released by the u.s. forces is carried out with the machine gun after the special forces held a meeting with local leadership in the eastern part of the country.

while some are reporting this was an insider attack, the u.s. military and others waiting to make that assessment since a person who conducted the shooting was not with these forces before it began. >> investigation is ongoing, we still do not know if he was an infiltrator or whether it was done by mistake. a delegation has gone therefore a comprehensive investigation. >> the american skill comes from the army's seventh forces group and the family members of heaven notified. at least one member of the afghan special forces was also killed. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack, beneficial self to fox they're not ruling the possibility out that it could be an isis affiliate. there currently 13000 american soldiers in afghanistan fighting the taliban. despite the fact the taliban actually holds more territory than it did back in 2001 when the first american operation began there.

president trump has pledged to pull american forces out slowly from afghanistan, though negotiations still continue the taliban. eric: thank you trey will have more on this. arthel: police officer's ambush 12 hours apart. by the city's mayor and police commissioner are calling those attacks quote assassination attempts. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster?

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eric: new york city police have arrested a suspect accused of shooting those two police officers. in back-to-back ambushes, just 12 hours apart. this is a crime rate in new york is set to be increasing, as a city sell leftist anti- police protests here last week. alex hogan is live at lincoln medical center in the bronx were one of the officers was released today. >> eric, a pre-medicated assassination on officers that's what the police commissioner's calling all of this after last night's shooting. and then another won this morning. and one person is in custody accused of both. take a look at's security footage that we can show you. this is video that police say the suspect opened fire at around 8:00 o'clock this morning on officers in the 41st precinct. law enforcement were able to take him into custody, that's after he ran out of bullets

and surrendered his weapon. one officer is recovering from a gunshot wound to the left arm. all of this happening after gunfire just 12 hours earlier blocks away. police say the same man opened fire on a pair of officers in the patrol van. the president of the police officers union is outrage. >> if a police officer gets shot, this number of times in 12 hours, what's going to happen on our subway system? what can happen on a bus stops? what can happen to when you walk to the corner store? we don't have a chance. >> officer injured after last night shooting is recovering from a wound to the chin and neck. he left the hospital today cheered on as you can see by the nypd members. this is not the suspect's first arrest he has an upcoming court date for a separate crime and in the pass he also faced a conviction of attempted murder. again today officials law-enforcement, police calling this man a coward, in the meantime he has been taken

to the hospital himself for evaluation. eric: shameful and we thank new york's finest. ♪ ♪. arthel: will the coronavirus death toll climbing to at least 812. surpassing the number of people killed globally by the sars epidemic nearly two decades ago. chinese authorities bracing for potential uptick in cases as millions of people return to work after an extended lunar new year break. christina coleman is live in our los angeles bureau with the latest. >> are felt yesterday the first patients were accepted to a newly built 1500 bed makeshift hospital and brew on china. it was built in two weeks to help take the load off of other hospitals overwhelmed the sick patients. also china's finance ministry announced their government has allocated $10 billion as of yesterday to help pay for medical care. new numbers show the fast spread of this virus.

744 people died worldwide from the sars outbreak back in 2002 and 2003. the coronavirus death toll has now passed that with 812 fatalities. more than 2600 new cases were reported in the last 24 hours ending at midnight saturday. most of those cases were in the who bay providence in central china. the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. some of the newly reported cases are in spain, malaysia, south korea, japan, and vietnam. there is some good news here, the new cases of coronavirus report in the last 24 hours is down by about 20% compared to new cases reported in the previous 24 hour period china's national health commission credit strict prevention and control efforts for that decrease. experts say this could be assigned the spread of the virus is slowing down. >> we are in a four-day stable. where the number of reported cases has not advanced.

and that is good news. it's very, very, very early to make predictions about numbers in this outbreak. this is still a very intense disease outbreak in wuhan. >> in the u.s. 27 passant jurors had recently been to china and the ship has been doctor new jersey over coronavirus concerns. four of the passengers on that vessel were sent to the hospital after one of the passengers tested positive for the flu. but last night at jersey's governor issued a statement saying all four passengers tested negative for coronavirus. high in hong kong thousands of passengers on a cruise ship that had been quarantined there since wednesday were finally allowed to disembark after crewmembers who may have come in contact with the virus all tested negative. and the world health organization is sending experts to china starting tomorrow and tuesday to investigate this rapid spreading virus. arthel: christina thank you very much.

eric: we are taking votes on where those undecided voters in new hampshire's stand. coming up on tuesday a political team and that's in the news straight ahead on what could happen. ♪ ♪

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eric: it's nonstop campaigning for the democrats in new hampshire pair with just two days to go to the first in the nation primary. the candidates working over the undecided voters. they could make or break somebody on tuesday. ellison barber is live in manchester new hampshire with the very latest, hey allison. >> hey eric, we've been walking around manchester today talking to voters. there are a lot of them for still making up their minds. there are about 50%, a little less than that 49% or so who are voters that are firmly set on their candidate. everybody else, they say they

are open to switching their support from one candidate to another. but decided or not, voters here are paying attention. one of their biggest issues, their biggest concern is electability. they are thinking about a whole lot of other things as well. >> we need to get rid of the person who is in the white house right now. >> we are one of the few new hampshire citizens who are fully committed to our candidate, michael bennet. >> i have a few canvas but have made a final decision yet. >> i don't know who for yet, just civility rights are prime i biggest. >> issues in the economy, i think it seem strongly think it's artificially inflated. >> taking back the senate and nominating as candidate who can win in all parts of the country. see mecca polls are moving a little bit buttigieg and sanders are in a horse race

here. bernie's dropped a little bit he's at 22% bernie sanders won the state are in the 2016 primary by a whopping 22%. eric. eric: half, that is a huge chunk of people. we will see what happens on tuesday. arthel: >> for the last year presidential candidates have been saying, claiming that we are the ones who can put the campaign together that is going to ultimately go on to defeat donald trump. in the process of proving that, began in iowa. >> the way i see this it's going to be a long campaign. with got about a thousand people on the ground, we built a campaign to go the distance. and i think that is what can happen here. arthel: that's two democratic candidates whose campaign seems to be going in opposite directions heading into the two day primary. for what we might look at what we expect let's bring in bret

barry he's posted acial report, so good to have you bret. arthel: so a question going into tuesday can buttigieg eat bernie sanders and bernie's territory? >> i just got back from pete buttigieg rally and it was by far the most attended rally i have seen, and that they had to turn people away at the door. i think there is some momentum here. whether it's iowa, or just they are seeing a buttigieg as the guy -- the kind of unifier that they think they can get behind. i talked a lot of voters there and they say they are all late deciders. all of new hampshire essentially is often. but they do in this particular place, seem to like pete buttigieg. could he do it? yes. and if he did it, that would be a real shake up to the race

and really blow out joe biden. arthel: that's true and i'm to get to him in a second period according to your reporting, i think bernie sanders is also feeling, he was just on with chris wallace let's play that. >> and if you do, as mayor buttigieg does, take huge amounts of contributions from the ceos of the pharmaceutical industry, from financial years in fossil fuel industry, from the insurance companies, from wall street, does anybody seriously believe you are going to stand up to those powerful entities and represent working people? arthel: that was senator sanders attacking, he has a laser focus on buttigieg right now. you mentioned vice president joe biden. let's go there. he is looking past new hampshire to south carolina primary in 20 days. can widen santa underperform in new hampshire? >> i don't think so our cell, i went to a biden rally as well as it was not well

attended. it was pretty small. he was on teleprompters, at least on i went to. there's a real question on how he is going to do. imagine if he finishes fourth or fifth for the second time in a row, iowa and new hampshire. how to south carolina, even if it's home territory for him, how is it they look to him and say you're the guy who's going to go the distance. i actually think there is a possibility if he finishes poor here, that that campaign is really good to go through soul-searching about the way forward. arthel: i see your point but i think they will try to stick it out because that's where he's got his money on south carolina. i don't have a lot of time with you, but i want to talk about the girl next door right now. that senator elizabeth warren. does she need to gain speed and new hampshire at this point? it's pretty crucial for her wouldn't she say? >> yes, and i went to one of her rallies as well. there is a lot of enthusiasm,

elizabeth warren supporters are diehards. they go around, but i tell you what, she is again and enabling senator and if she doesn't finish in the top 123, that is going to be tough for her as well. i do think new hampshire is going to be pretty definitive this year. much more impactful than past years. maybe since 1992. arthel: that's a pretty good prediction there and you have all the experience of back that up. tell us before you leave, what you have teed up your special tonight? >> tonight we will roll out all of the bells and whistles for democracy 2020. we've got a great studio here, and the sun and snow is cooperating. got some great suggests an bill on the board will break down the counties we are looking at tuesday night. there is a lot to digest, and i think they are going to have votes on tuesday night to actually count. arthel: i think said to bret i'm banking on that myself. great attack to not be

watching your show. i want to remind our viewers. martha will be joining bret tonight for the 2020 special coverage of the new hampshire primary. it all starts here at 6:00 o'clock eastern, 3:00 p.m. west coast time. happening right here on the fox news channel you'll definitely want to check it out. eric: and that snow was real behind him in new hampshire. we are now learning more about that so-called insider attack in afghanistan yesterday. it killed two american soldiers. how could their deaths impact our troop deployments in a war-torn country? we will have that next. ve told , we've saved like five hundred dollars last year. rakuten is changing my life, i get cash back on electronics, travel, clothes. you're talking about ebates. look, if you use my referral code you get ten bucks, i get twenty five. this is a pretty good deal to me we should probably- sfx [blender] smoothies ready.

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those. former ca station chief dan the same so tragic in common comment reinforces what critics have been saying. why are we still there? >> it is such a tragedy and it is the deepest condolences and prayers go out to the family of our brave heroic soldiers who have been out serving in harm's way. i have been out there with our u.s. military and spent considerable time out there. we are out there to detective threats, terrorist threats before they are visited on our shores. the threat of insiders penetrating the afghan army in particular have been one we have gravels with full really since we have been in afghanistan. and the heights of those attacks with 2011, 2012, but we have been unable to eliminate tragically those attacks.

it's an ongoing challenge for us. eric: it's interesting when you see the reports it is a gun man wearing an afghan uniform but then there is there an official spokesman said he was an afghan soldier. as 2017 there was a hundred 55 of these attacks. and it's just something from the modern war institute of west point about this. "insider taxes the preferred attack of the taliban's. they use insider attacks reveals the group understands the political culture and domestic sensitivities far better than some imagine. using afghan personnel to attack american and nato personnel was in fact a cultural weapon that targeted to weaknesses and the military apparatus of casualties and believe why americans fight. will this sperm more of a call to bring troops home? how can this affect the future? >> in the immediate aftermath of a may very well.

it is certainly been the taliban's preferred asymmetric warfare against us. first because there are just fewer u.s. soldiers serving in the battlefield then there were years ago, particularly during the surge of the obama administration. secondly because the taliban once to drive a wedge between the u.s. military and our afghan partners. making it more difficult for us to fight, as we like to say shoulder to shoulder. they want to degrade the trust that is so important for fighting together. and the taliban knows that this is propaganda value to them, when these sorts of attacks are launched. in my experience, the way to stop it is with their own intelligence penetrating the tile bond with their own sources so we know before these attacks take place. and then vetting the afghan recruits. but it is extraordinary difficult, because there is a bunch of public records and we don't know when these afghan army volunteers when they were born. or where they were born.

it's very hard to vet them carefully. the taliban only have to be right once, we have to be right one 100% of the time. eric: meanwhile the peace talks are going on. >> the peace talks have kind of stopped and started. remember they took a hiatus with the president canceled the taliban and camp david back in september. they were restarted in december. the taliban has made it clear, they are still trying to win battlefield victories while the gauche ancient are taking place. their goal, for sure, is to continue attack the government of afghanistan and the duly elected government of afghanistan. and to do so with impunity, in their mind. eric: and attack us. before we finished, let me just, sorry to interrupt but i think we should honor and pay tributes, and visually show who were killed. we are looking at sgt first

class antonio rey rodriguez and javier jaguar gutierrez he was also 28. dan you have been out on the front lines as we look at these pictures and honor these two brave soldiers who were in harm's way. finally dan, your thoughts. >> it is just a brutal price, these two brave soldiers died on behalf of our grateful nation. there will be debate to the extent of which we should be overseas. we need to be in places like this, over there, to eliminate the threats from the terrorist before they are visited on our shores. but this is the brutal price we pay. and it is going to be up for debate whether we have the interest in staying to continue that mission, which has frankly cost over 2400 lives of our soldiers. just in afghanistan. eric: dan hoffman, thank you and thank you for your service to our community and for those who gave the ultimate

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eric: tonight, a lot of hollywood observers believe, they expect the top acting categories or issuance. arthel: the one thing we can predict is that something unpredictable will likely happen. right there tonight at the theater in los angeles, so what that might be though, is anyone's guess. including our own fox news oscar experts. >> great to see you happy oscar sunday. arthel: this guy gets everything right. what is your percentage? >> on most years 80 to 90%. i'm here for the gift bag. arthel: lets our best actor who you have. >> there are three certain things in life, death, taxes, and phoenix winning the

oscar. these were the most acclaimed performances of 2019. phoenix and joker is so raw, intense, and just mesmerizing. he has swept all the precursor awards. the golden globes, the screen actor, the jokers this year's most nominated motion picture with 11 bids. lost most of them but regardless, watching phoenix and the oscars. pretty good for planning around. eric: what about for the women. >> here best actor's achievers attribute for your 80 years ago on oscar night judy garland accepted a miniature oscar for the wizard of oz. she never one an actual one she lost the stars born to grace kelly in country girl. so tonight that injustice will almost be corrected when plays julie garland in 1969 and she is fantastic. this is the classic on-screen

transformation. she is physically transformed and she looks and sounds, and sings just like garland, it's really uncanny. she was also a precursor so she's a slamdunk. she is one oscar already for cold mountain. show that the book into night and when she wins i think somewhere over the rainbow garland herself will be smiling. arthel: i am not missing any of your puns. they are not falling flat on me. he's like the jokers planning has smile on his face. hello knock knock. [laughter] arthel: in my case i will ease on down the road. [laughter] let's go to best supporting actor. because i think four of them have. >> this category stacked up big nays, tom hanks, al frappuccino, joe pesci, these guys are to sit back and watch the show. this award is going to go to brad pitt in once upon a time

in hollywood. he's plays stuntman any steels the movie. he has this delicious and deadpan delivery. it's all the precursors he's a safe bet here. and he said if he wins it will be great for his dating life. [laughter] arthel: what about the best supporting actress customer. >> this category is notorious for shockers. wish i could have one here but probably not the oscars can go to lauren she is the daughter of diane ladd and bruce both oscar nominees themselves. this is lauren's third domination, she has never one seems to be overdue purge had a great year in 2019. arthel: and tomorrow is her birthday so happy early birthday. best picture of the year. >> it's between 1917 in parasite i am protecting parasite wins best picture. it will be a big shock of the black koreans comedy 1917 wins

best director another good award. this will be history made. so watch very carefully. arthel: he always gets it right. we'll be right back. stand with his people israel now and forever more.

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now. a big week coming up, wow. arthel: i'm going to go home and watch it. meanwhile, check out "the greg gutfeld show". he's up next. eric and i will see you next weekend. thank you very much for joining us. eric: take care. ♪. greg: they have something going on and i will, it's embarrassing. although i am not overly embarrassed by. [laughter] i see they are saying it's a disaster, trump is going to kill us on this one. they are right. greg: can't argue with him. [cheering] greg: it is time for the bus show of your life, ever.