going and going and going. thanks for joining us on this hour of "fox & friends first", "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye bye. ♪ >> rob: all right it is monday february 10th and fox news alert, caught on camera the moment a gunman walks inside of nypd precinct in the bronx and opens fire in two assassination attempts in the course of 12 hours. jillian: what we are learning about the suspect and why city leaders are being claimed on the war on cops? rob: new hampshire primary as democrats scramble to correct their iowa caucus disaster. jillian: for some candidates it's a dog fight for first place and for others it's a fight to keep their campaigns alive, we are live in the granite state. >> they told me i only have 45 second up here, which is 45 second more than the senate gave john bolton this week. >> we are at our best when we

support each other and not when we cancel each other out. >> and the oscar goes to? >> and it was all glits, glam and little impeachment at the academy awards. >> "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: very good morning to you, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm jillian mele. rob: and i'm rob schmitt, thank you for getting up early today, the man accused of shooting two police officers in 12 hours is charged with attempted murder, surveillance video right here showing him opening fire inside of a bronx new york precinct hours after ambushing an officer on patrol. >> aisha with the latest developments. >> good morning, rob and

jillian, let me tell you this is what it comes to this morning, daily mail reporting the nypd is now ordering its cops not to wear their uniforms or their badges anymore when they are off duty over fears they'll be targeted next and on top of that, they are also asking family, friends, loved ones, maybe you at home to not wear anything nypd related as well, now we've reached out to the nypd to comment on this so far we haven't heard back, this is all happening after a very violent weekend against police, robert williams who you see right there on the screen, he's now charged with attempted murder after attacking several officers over the weekend, new video here this morning shows williams shooting up a bronx precinct on sunday where he shot a lieutenant in the arm and nearly shot personnel that you see there on the screen responding and just a few hours earlier he shot at two police officers sitting inside a patrol van in the bronx hitting one of those officers in the neck.

thankfully that officer was discharged from the hospital as new york city leaders condemn these attacks. >> this was an attempt to as assassinate police officers, we need to use that word because it was a premeditated effort to kill and not just to kill other human beings but to kill those who wear a uniform that represents all of us. >> here is a thing, though, some people like president trump saying its leaders like mayor de blasio that left the nypd down, he tweeted this, i grew up in new york city and over many years got to watch how great nyc's finest are, now because of weak leadership at govern o and mayor stand away regulation and lack of support, our wonderful nyc police are under assault, stop this now. also the sergeant's association echoing that following up with this saying, president trump is 100% correct, new york state and new york city needs the support of the department of justice,

criminals are being released. it's time we prosecute in federal court. the mayor is ruining nyc, cops have been stopped from doing their jobs, nyc is under seem, send in the feds, the gunman by the way was supposed to be in courtneyways for another crime, he's already been convicted of attempted murder before in 2002 crime spree that included what else, a gunfight with police, rob, jillian. jillian: disturbing details there. rob: two army special operations soldiers killed in insider attack in afghanistan identified, first class javier gutiérrez and antonio ray rodríguez died in shootout when somebody dressed in afghan uniform opened fire on troops on saturday and 6 others were hurt, sergeant first class javier gutiérrez lives behind a wife

and four children. >> hundreds gather in thailand, the shooting started as financial dispute between the soldier and commanding officer, he killed the officers, stole guns from the army and headed to the mall, police tried to get his mother to talk him down, they were eventually forced to shoot and kill him. rob will be trump supporters camping in and out the snow and cold to get a good spot at tonight's rally in new hampshire, tonight the rally with the president and vice president expect today draw 10,000 people to snhu arena in manchester, president trump lost the granite state to hillary

clinton. jillian: the race is up in the air for the democrats, joe biden not helping struggling campaign with this awkward encounter. >> have you ever been to a caucus? no, you haven't, you're a lying face pony soldier. rob: that's a big statement. griff jenkins was at that event and joins us live this morning. >> good morning, rob and jillian the line apparently from john wayne movie although the quote doesn't fit any specific before and apparently used the line before, asked the president how he plans to win aflac luster showing in iowa, we caught up with the student afterwards, here is her reaction, listen. >> a lot of what he's saying seemed to be very sad, we have heard a lot about the deaths and cancer and people losing their

jobs and to me he doesn't really seem very solution-oriented and i don't think he has the momentum to carry this to a national election. griff: meanwhile with one day to go sanders maintains lead with mayor pete trying to close in on him and surprise surge for amy klobuchar, let me show you the latest boston globe, sanders at 27, buttigieg 19, klobuchar 14, warren and biden tied at 12 and as far as buttigieg goes, he was on the campaign trail trying to make the case that it should be someone other than the hometown favorite bernie sanders, listen. >> i respect senator sanders and i think a lot of the ideas that he's calling for tied to values that we all share; but in a moment like this, telling americans that you've either got to be for a revolution or you have to be for the status quo is telling thaws we don't belong and we need a political movement that everyone can find a home. >> sanders won here four years

ago by comfortable 22 points over hillary clinton, it appears he may not have that comfort this go around, meanwhile we are outside of the s&hu whateverran and we have a lot of trump supporters walking around here so it'll be interesting snowy day, rob, jillian. jillian: another one, griff, thank you very much. rob: the president to release 2021 budget, $4.8 trillion proposal would make cuts to medicaid and food stamps but also raise military spending about $2 billion would go to secure the southwest border, border patrol council art says it's already paying off. >> the areas where they have built more barrier, the number of individuals entering have gone down, not just people entering illegally but also the drugs. rob: the goal of the plan is to balance the budget eventually,

the trump administration says it has completed 110 miles of new wall with 192 miles now under construction. >> exciting night at the 92nd academy awards as the south korean hit parasite becomes first foreign film to win best picture. >> and the oscar goes to? parasite. [cheers and applause] rob: i thought it was a good choice, good movie. that one is worth it. the show going on hostless for a second year in a row. >> we both have hosted the oscars before, they don't really have hosts anymore, why is that? twitter. [laughter] rob: those two would have made good hosts, the obamas even score if r their own oscar for netflix film american factory. jillian: and brad pitt taking

home his first oscar for acting for once upon in a time in hollywood. >> also joaquín phoenix showing a lot of emotion accepting the award for best actor for his really incredible role into joker. >> i've been cruel at times, hard to work with, and i'm grateful and i think that's what when we are at our best when we support each other and not when we cancel each other out for past mistakes. jillian: bit of a surprise eminem jumped on stage to rap hit lose yourself. coming up carley shimkus with hay lights -- highlights of the night. jillian: minnesota getting hammered with snow over the weekend. rob: take a look at this, southern states seeing their first snow of the season, wow, look at that, georgia, video

near atlanta, that's beautiful down south, the storm system sweep ago cross the country expecting to cause a messy monday commute, janice is here to talk a little bit about that that got all the way down to georgia. >> we have more -- they've had more snow outside of atlanta georgia than we have in new york city area. >> we are into an active pattern over the next couple of weeks, which means we will see a whole bunch of mess of stuff as we go through the week, here is the past 24 hours, you see the rain in southern california moving into the four corners, we will see a lot of snow in the rookies and next system moving into the mississippi and -- [laughter] janice: mississippi, ohio, tennessee river valley, there you go and we have some snow across portions of the northeast as well, there's your future radar so this active pattern will be ongoing this week, we will see quite a bit of snow for the southern rockies, quite a bit of rain for south as well,

forecast precipitation, look at that, the map just lights up so heavy rain along the south flash flooding will be a concern, snow across the interior sections to have northeast as well as much of the rockies in the northwest and, of course, we know new hampshire primary is happening tomorrow, on tuesday here your current conditions, we are getting little bit of snow across the state, let's take a look at tomorrow, let's take a look at it. rob: come on. [laughter] >> actually not too bad as far as temperatures go. that's pretty warm for them. you can see a little bit of rain in forecast for parts of southern new hampshire. it's going to be busy and hopefully i get things working. rob: i would like one good snowstorm. one good hit. janice: you know, it happens in march. i will see what i can do. rob: appreciate that. janice: you got it, happy monday. jillian: 12 minutes after the hour, removal of request rejected, democrats demanding

doctor's video of nancy pelosi ripping the state of the union speech, remove from twitter and facebook. rob: strategic communications marc lotter coming up.

>> charles is one of the last surviving airmen, the first fighter pilots and also happens to be ean's great grandfather. jillian: democrats plea for social media forms to crack-down on misinformation. rob: some are saying where is the so-called deception in the video. marc lotter joins us now this morning. >> good morning. rob: you don't think that this is a deceptive video, i mean,

obviously it is edited? >> clearly, what is going on that the president's speech is talk about the great american comeback and our economy being stronger, people succeeding and there were stories in there highlighting success across america and nancy pelosi when she ripped that speech up, she ripped up all of those stories and so it's absolutely appropriate to show those stories and her ripping them up. >> i guess, you know, some people would question like these people here, you know, we are locking at the video of the tahiki airman, they didn't do anything to deserve that. >> it was a huge break, disrespectful to the president and disrespectful to the american people and she should have thought about that before she did it. rob: nancy said this was a partisan speech, she points to the fact that she says there was a lot of misinformation and --

and she wasn't ripping up, the democrats saying he wasn't ripping up story of the people but partisan state of the union address that said a lot of things about democrats that they say are wrong. how do you respond? >> i guess i would ask them what was wrong, america's great economic success story, the stories about us standing strong on the world eliminating -- rob: some of the reactions, when you saw her behind the president, she seemed -- the way democrats handled criminal justice, things like that. >> well, and the fact of the matter is that nancy pelosi doesn't like the truth getting out because there are many great things, democrats have taken radical positions including open borders, want to go give free health care toy legal immigrants, those are things that she doesn't like because they are inconvenient but doesn't mean that they are not the truth. jillian: let's take a look at reaction here, this includes nancy pelosi's deputy chief of staff and other democrats and as you'll see here, it says a lot of -- a lot of them claim that

this is misleading, mislead to american people, mislead and manipulate, misleading video and representative says this video is doctored. let's get reaction from some of the social media forms and facebook spokesperson says, sorry, are you suggesting that the president didn't make those remarks and the speaker didn't rip the speech and twitter's response we will be labeling enforcement action in march 2020, i can't get into hypotheticals, democrats and social media forms? >> i think in this case social media forms are standing up for free speech, what the democrats are doing is that they only talk about free speech if it's speech they approve of and in this case the president made a very powerful state of the union and when nancy pelosi ripped that up she was ripping up the entire speech, not only success stories but the stories that it included and if they don't like it, they should have thought about it

before they did it. rob: the hilarity that she invites him to give state of the union. >> i can tell you he will be reelected and she will not be sitting in speaker's chair next year. rob: that's a bold prediction. >> thank you. rob: 20 minutes after the hour, up next, the dozens of new cases on board a cruise ship just confirmed overnight. ♪ ♪ jillian: it's been a long night, surprised suffer formance that put the director to sleep at the academy awards, we are coming right back.

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rob: fox news alert, breaking overnight, 60 cases quarantined in japan. jillian: world health organization is sending team of global experts to epicenter of outbreak in china. rob: china shift strategy in fighting the virus, todd. >> some medical experts saying the issue now is sheer number of patient that is to country can really be prepared for the numbers we are seeing right now, 910 people have died from coronavirus, 908 in mainland china, one in hong kong and one in philippines, while china leads the way with more than 40,000 cases, 25 other countries now have the virus on their shores, not to mention the diamond princess like you said, 60 people aboard ship have tested positive raising the

total to 130 with japan saying it may test every single person aboard the ship. here in the u.s. are now 12 confirmed cases in 6 states, mostly in california, the world's health organization director general tweeting that experts are being sent to china to break down the data and genetics of the virus as the spread continues. >> based on the sheer number of cases and how this is spreading i think we have to move from thinking this is going to be contained to getting our health care systems ready to deal with surge of patients. >> china is telling doctors to use ct scans to diagnosis instead of testing kit, latest change as doctors starvele to come up with answers, rob and jillian. jillian: final vote counts show pete buttigieg leading the vermont senator by 2 delegates, dnc chairman tom pérez insist he will not step down over the

delays and errors in results but could be history. >> what we are going to do is have a further conversation about whether or not state parties should be running elections. jillian: pérez say it is party will evaluate whether iowa should go first. rob: turns out democrats would rather die than see president, would rather meteor strike than see four more years of president trump. same poll when 53% of people said they would rather wipe out mankind than see donald trump or hillary clinton take office. sarcasm in the poll. jillian: little bit.

rob: new york city police declaring war in some ways on bill de blasio after two of their brothers are ambushed. jillian: leaders placing blame on antipolice rhetoric so could our safety be at risk because of it, our law enforcement panel weighs in next.

>> let me be very clear this was an assassination at two new york city police officers. >> there's just too much hatred out there right now, there's too much hatred in general, too much hatred being directed at our officers and it has to end. jillian: fox news alert the man shooting now in custody. how much are policies are to blame, nypd detective and retired nypd officer bill staten

and nypd detective dr. oscar odom. we appreciate that. >> thank you. jillian: angel, i will start with you, when you heard the news that one person do being blamed for both of these, what did you think of cincinnati. >> well, i mean, it's a manifestation of all the antipolice rhetoric, the mayor is responsible for a lot of it in my opinion, it's manifesting itself, officers are attacked under the country, we lost 15 officers, it's not surprising, unfortunately. jillian: why do you think he's responsible for some of it? >> he made it clear in failed presidential bid, he used his son to demonize police and speak about how he's afraid he's being taught, he was taught to be being afraid of police as opposed to respecting police, he's made it appear to be just a racist policy.

jillian: let's go ahead and take a look at the alleged shooter's background, a little bit of it anyway, as you'll see charged with attempted murder, driving while intoxicating and resisting arrest, 2002 arrested for attempted murder, that's a little of it bill, what does that say to you? >> that say that is we are in a lot of trouble meaning that there's a cultural shift in new york and politically and with the people, if you look at us, we represented the community, we took the oath to protect and serve, police officers should be respected and now you have politicians that point to people, point to the cops and say, don't respect the cop, you see a turnstile, you shouldn't have to pay for it, jump over it and when the cops looks to make an arrest on the law that is the politicians made, the politicians turn around and point at cop and saying you are bad and things like this happen. jillian: you take a look at the

video that's been all over the place where you see alleged suspect going into precincts and shooting officers in their home, if you will. >> you know something is wrong with the leadership, they have to change and show more respect for cops because we are putting our lives on the line for people, we don't know if we will come home to our families. this is attack itself when you're able to go to a police precinct and shoot police officers on marked vehicles; unacceptable. jillian: disturbing on a lot of levels, angel, let's go back to bill reform law, this is when it went into effect, eliminates pretrial detention for 90% of

arrests, cash bill no longer permitted for misdemeanors and no bail allowed for charges related to unintentional homicides and you were talking just a couple of minutes ago about the rules that aren't in effect right now and how this in your opinion has a lot to do with what's going on. >> absolutely, there's no consequences, right? you're letting what they say low-level offenders back on the street but they are not taking into account criminal history, this guy, for example, right, he shot it out with cops in 2002, he's out already, he gets locked out and out again, it's a never ending vicious cycle and the police are put in danger and the community put in more danger because of it. jillian: let's listen to what bill de blasio had to say about reform on february 4th. >> raised concerns, we are in dialogue with leaders in albany about those concerns and we want to move forward. in the meantime, this police force can handle anything thrown at them. jillian: this was just a couple

of days before this happened. so what needs to be done now to change this? >> well, the mayor says the nypd can handle anything that that can be thrown at them, that shouldn't have to happen, cops need to be respected. i think there needs to be as i said a shift in the attitude towards our politicians. as a cop will always put life on the line, be care behalf you wish for, what people don't realize that cops run into the fray and the day they decide just to collect a paycheck, then what happens. jillian: finally, if i can go to you dr. odom for this, reports going around anyway that there have been memo from the department of corrections and in the memo it talks about not wearing your uniform or other items that might, you know, show your department, show where you work, show who you are, we have not confirmed the memo so we will not show everyone but there are reports going around; when you hear something like that, though, to not show who you are,

like our police -- are police os living if fear every day? >> yeah, unacceptable behavior, like someone coming from serving and in other states officers wear uniform to and from work to show the pride that they take and protecting society and when you to tell them not to wear in america it's bad state for society. >> absolutely, angel, thank you for joining us. thank you all for being here, appreciate it. rob. rob: headlines now, today marks 2 weeks since 11-year-old boy was last seen, police receiving more than 300 tips, his stepmother reporting him mother after he didn't return from a friend's house, authorities at this point have not named any suspects. the colorado springs community holding a second candlelight vigil over the weekend.

we will keep you posted. senator lindsey graham slamming mainstream media outlets for not scrutinizing former joe biden and son hunter during impeachment proceedings, the south carolina senator getting into heated exchange with cbs news margaret brennan. we will talk about it in a minute. >> right, but you were saying -- >> nobody is investigated. cbs hasn't sent one reporter. i don't think you take it seriously. rob: hunter biden served on the board of the ukrainian gas company while dad was managing the country's portfolio being the point man as vice president, republicans push for the two to testify in the president's impeachment trial but additional witnesses ended up not being called as we all know. actor garrett is honored with patriots award for the highest honor for the congressional medal society, honored for charitable works to helping

service members an also veterans, big force in that agenda and in 2010 the forest gump actor launched the garrett foundation commit today supporting military families, in 2018 he sent hundreds of family members of fallen soldiers to disneyland, he's a great guy. all right; 38 minutes after the hour; actor brad pitt throwing a political punch right off the bat at republicans during oscar-acceptance speech. >> they told me i only have 45 seconds which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. rob: all right, also red carpet refreshments? snuck a little snack and packed a turkey sandwich in her purse, why do that when you're at such a fancy affair? carley shimkus is here to tell us why and other events from last night.

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>> welcome back, actor brad pitt throwing political punch at republicans during oscar acceptance speech. >> they told me i only have 45 seconds up here which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. i'm thinking maybe he does a movie, adults do the right thing. jillian: everything trending from hollywood's biggest night, starting with that. carley: hello, guys, brad pitt won the first award of the night and used speech to slam republicans for failing to call up more witnesses in impeachment trial, conservatives on social media hit him right back, sandy on twitter saying tell brad that the house should have subpoenaed bolton, another user saying bye, bye to brad pitt, this person right here with big long tweet saying, brad, we don't need another hollywood insider giving us his democrat opinion, take your trophy and go home.

so not very surprising reaction coming from conservative who is just hate when celebrities get political and they things that they disagree with. >> interesting. carley: the oscars were hostless. he said that this is what it was going to be, he tweeted i can't wait to hear all your inspirational speech about equality and great that the 3 hours you're here tonight is only time you're paid migrant house staff that would get time off to sleep this week, rob, i knew you were going to love the joke, he didn't hold back when he hosted the golden globes in january, oscars are tonight, who knew and then this twitter user writes, i would watch if ricky gervais were hosting, we have to wait to see how they do, they have been trending downwards in

the last couple of years, rather. rob: steve martin is as well, let's listen to this. >> a couple of years ago accidentally read tout wrong name, guarantied that this will not happen this year because the academy has switched to the new iowa caucus app. [laughter] carley: not political joke there that everybody seemed to like, twitter user says it's weird how iowa happened this week and iowa caucus from steve martin felt like it was decade old and has been a long news cycle and this twitter user but it would take 3 days to find out who won, luckily they did not use the app to tabulate the people who won there, you have it. jillian: that is funny. you to eat. you go a long time without food in red carpets. carley: a girl has to eat. once upon in time in hollywood, beautiful outfit on and gorgeous purse and put a turkey sandwich

in it, yesterday was national pizza day but that would have been too messy to shove in her purse. lock how -- look at how gorgeous she is. jillian: vegetarian food is not crappy. rob: good story. jillian: getting heated in new hampshire just one day away from the nation's first primary, so who will come out on top in the moderate versus progressive showdown, bernie or mayor pete, that debate is coming up next. rob: first let's check with steve doocy, you have your turkey sandwich. steve: did you say tofu is crappy? you have not had it with a

steak. jillian: come on, steve, i thought you were on my corner. steve: anyway, good morning to both of you, rob, did you get a new haircut or something? rob: no, i u.s. stock market futures i just haven't had one in a while. steve: looks good, coming up in 14 minutes when rob can get a haircut we will have counselor to the president kelly ann conway and tonight the president is going to new hampshire to remind people that he would like to be the president of the united states of america again, kellyanne conway will join us, devin nunes from congress, you have eric trump and you dr. oz, get your popcorn ready, the most prestigious pooches in the country, interviewing top dogs coming up because that would mean that we would have talking dogs on the program.

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rob: welcome back, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg looked in dead hit in latest new hampshire polls an democratic hopefuls are tearing up into each other in run-up to tomorrow's primary. >> i'm gunning against pete buttigieg and among other who is have raised campaign funds from over 40 billion -- 40 billionaires. >> i respect senator sanders but when i hear the message go out that you're either for revolution or you're got to be

for the status quo, that's a vision of the country that doesn't have room for most of us. rob: he's right about that, polarized matchup between the 2, so who will ultimately take new hampshire in the second contest here, it's a big one, joining us live to debate giana caldwell. this is a big matchup and very different candidates, who do you think takes new hampshire? >> if you look at the polls, 15 points in some new hampshire polls but if you look at 538 poll they gave bernie sanders a modest edge to win and i think that there's a really strong chance that he does, consider the fact that he is the senator from vermont, he won in 2016 the primary by 22 points beating besting hillary clinton, so with that consideration no mind i think there's a strong chance not only that it seems that his

popularity has grown some and when you consider a democratic party seemingly heavily against him and trying to rig an election against him, i think people are seeing beyond that and you're looking at their guy. he -- rob: he's right next door. >> he has home field advantage and in 2016 that he did win against hillary but as you know this is a marathon and there's a lot of time and a lot of states left, new hampshire is one of the ten most smallest states, so we have to see what happens in south carolina and ultimately who is the democratic candidate. rob: you know, gianno, mayor pete has the sound bite where he talks about giving people a choice between either bernie sanders basically choice staying with trump or full-blown revolution that flips everything in the country on its head, that's not much of a choice for a lot of voters, he's right,

mayor pete is saying that's not a good enough option, we need a third option and he's saying that's him, is that a good message? >> it's a message but certainly not one that will resinate with a whole lot of people, you to keep in mind, pete buttigieg is -- rob: wouldn't that resinate with ton of moderate voters, scared of bernie but don't like trump. >> they favor a joe biden who is a more traditional democrat than pete buttigieg is, he's young and 38 and a lot of things that people perceive as positive but mayor of a city who ran like crap, if you want to be honest about it, you think about the fact that the racial unrest, you think about that 50% of black -- the police department in south bend decreased by 50% belong black officers, he had some real big issues; big issues in south carolina, this isn't a person

who is poised to win a national contest as i see it, beyond new hampshire this is a race between bernie sanders and joe biden. rob: kelly, i want to get to you real quick, he's bringing up joe biden, julie pace on sunday show that joe biden needs to figure out a way to just survive until he gets to south carolina which has wealth of african-american voters, do you think he can last another 19 days, seems like he's falling like a rock right now? >> i would totally disagree in him falling like a rock, we have to think about -- rob: the numbers don't look good. >> what do you agree with? >> we have to look at it nationally, nationally biden is number one and we can't forget about bloomberg as well who is also a moderate as well. this is a marathon, we have to give time and ultimately wait for south carolina but joe biden absolutely can hang in there and anyone of those candidates will unit and beat trump in 2020.

>> you agree that pete buttigieg is not poise today win, you agree with that? >> that's not exactly -- no; that's not exactly -- that's not what i said. rob: i get where you guys are going. thank you so much. we will be right back. jillian: we will be right back. [laughter] . .

>> rob: all right. time for the good, the bad, and the ugly.

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♪ [applause] >> is dancing with me. rob: there you have it that's all we have for today. rob: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. brian: here we go straight to a fox news alert. the man accused of shooting two cops in 12 hours charged with attempted murder. surveillance video that you are watching appears to show robert williams opening fire inside of a new york precinct, actually in the bronx. ainsley: just a few hours earlier police say he shot at two officers van in bronx hitting one of the officers in the neck. williams was convicted of attempted murder in 2002. he is due in court today on a separate dwi charge. new york officials now condemning the attack. >> this was an attempt to assassinate police officers. we need to use that word. because it was a premedat