♪ [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 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. steve: the daily mail is reporting this morning that a memo has been sent to new york city police officers warning them and their loved ones against wearing any police-related items any logos or uniforms. we have reached out to the new york city police department. so far they have had no comment. nonetheless, this particular gunman a career criminal says he shot officers because he hates cops where did that come from? ainsley: the president said i grew up in new york city and over many years got to watch how great's nyc's finest are. now because of weak leadership at governor and mayor stand away water thrown at them. regulations and lack of support. our yuferl nyc police are under assault stop this now.

brian: can you believe shoot up it after after tried answer one of his questions. it was a setup considering he was release released in 2017n bail and attempted murder in 2002. and when cops walked up to him he started shooting at the cops. you can't say where did this come from this guy was a time bomb. ainsley: thankfully those officers shot were not killed. steve: they didn't know how many buments were in his gun. he was able to squeeze off a couple of rounds. but then he ran out of bullets. thank goodness. and then he just laid down and they took him prisoner. the sergeant's benevolence association has had it up to here with this anti-cop thing. and they tweeted this out. mayor de blasio, the members of the new york city police department are declaring war on you, mayor. we do not respect you. do not visit us in

hospitals. you sold the new york police department to the vile creatures, the 1% who hate cops but vote for you. new york city police department cops have been assassinated because of you. this isn't over. game on. one of the things that recently happened was they had this down in the subways, because there's a certain number of people in the new york city area who would like to get the coming out of the subway us. so they had this decolonize deplace contest aimed at police-free subways. it was really just full of a lot of language and graffiti and it was clearly a message they were trying to send. we don't need cops in new york city, they were trying to say. ainsley: don't you remember when we were younger when everyone was scared to come to new york or people were really worried about security and about safety. and then rudy giuliani came in and i'm told that he cleaned up times square, that that was like a red light district. he cleaned it up. there aren't as many homeless people any the city there weren't at the time.

he had heart for them. and said to his police officers if you see anyone that's homeless, grab them and let's put them in the shelter. he would ask him to do that one at a time. he was asked to about what is happening in new york and this is what he had to say. >> i don't know how it to say to you that my heart is breaking for the city i worked hard to turn around 24 hours a day. mike bloomberg held it together well. i know a lot of differences with him on running for president. but mike bloomberg kept it safe, which i always appreciated. and this guy is a total disaster. but he is the typical democratic mayor. look at all the cities that are governed by democrats forever and ever. i took over a city that was governed by democrats in democrats forever and forever. two cops attempted assassination in two days. brian: whole broken windows thing smallest crime needs to be followed up on. jump a turnstile detained.

all of that reversed. too hard. the criminal justice reform in north carolina under de blasio too hard. stop and frisk. broken windows things. you look whether cops long ibelongsubway us back then there was a push to put them in every public area. people that don't want cops in the subwayst first one complaining when they're shaken down or mugged because there is no cops in the subways. a front page another time in which the nypd is targeted. steve: out for blue blood. brian: we are going to be shifting our focus over to new hampshire after the show today we will be doing our show tuesday and wednesday. but, griff is doing some free game work for us. ainsley: that's right. steve: the democratic race is tight one day out from the new hampshire primary. and there is griff who brian just mentioned. ainsley: oh my gosh and joe biden, griff, not helping his struggling campaign. he had that awkward encounter. let's show the audience what

it looked like. >> ever been to a caucus? no you haven't. you are a lying dog face pony shoulder. ainsley: what does that mean? steve: apparently according to the something out of a john wayne movie. brian: good morning. apparently it's from a john wayne movie although the exact quote doesn't match any specific film. he has used the line before that doesn't make it any more relatable to a 21-year-old student named madison moore. she was asking the vice president how he intended to campaign on the national stage after a lackluster showing in iowa? we talked to her, specifically, for a reaction. and here's what she said? >> a lot of what he is saying seems to be really paypal space and very sad. we heard a lot about deaths and cancer and people losing their jobs. and to me doesn't really seem very solution oriented.

i don't think he has the momentum to carry this to a national election. griff: speaking of momentum, let me catch you up what is happening. sanders with the lead one day to go. and mayor buttigieg trying to close in on him on a surprise surge from amy klobuchar. here is the latest "boston globe" suffolk university poll. sanders 27, buttigieg way up to 14 and warren and biden decide at 12. a comfortable 22 point lead. that's not going to be the case this go around. we will have president trump here just in a few hours, 12 hours i suppose. over my shoulder you see the southern new hampshire university arena. we'll give you a look here. it's snowing still. it's very cold. but we have seen several people walking around. i just met one couple from connecticut who say they braved the cold to drive up here because they want to here what the president has to say, no doubt the president will weigh in on

the issues the candidates have been talking about since they have been here in new hampshire. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right. and griff, what i is the temperature there because we are heading up shortly. griff: well, it's warmer steve today than it was yesterday. steve: answer the question. griff: about 25. yesterday it was 1. i can tell you this: bring your jacket and gloves. ainsley: be prepared. brian: the action is heating up because you have a situation where some of the latest. steve: thank you, griff. brian: some of the latest polls show mayor pete anything at the heels of elizabetofbernie sanders. ainsley: the president was basically exxonner rate of you had. the impeachment hearing is over. the approval rating better than it's ever been. the democrats couldn't figure out iowa. it was the joke of the weekend if you watched "saturday night live" and some of the sunday shows we will get to you in a moment

the oscars and how they joked about it. jen psaki said the democrats should really be worried. watch this. >> looking back at this week, you know, the iowa democratic party got a lot of attention for a good reason for the disaster that was. president trump is at 49% as you said. watching the state of the union, i also was struck by the fact that he was trying to tell a story about his appeal to african-americans across the country. i may sit here and think that's laughable but people watching may have bought that. he is a good producer. a good producer of visuals. and he also is now empowered after his acquittal. you know, it's a little scary. democrats should be a little frightened after this week. steve: that's right. that's one of the reasons why, you know, for the longest time the d.c. establishment, democrat d.c. establishment has thought that joe biden was the smart one, the smart choice. he is the only one who could beat president trump. but now they are a little worried because they have seen his finish in iowa. they are projecting he is going to finish way in the

back of the pack in new hampshire. they worry that bernie and liz are too polarizing and pete doesn't have enough experience. he also has a problem with minorities and women. and so they are looking to bloomberg, because he actually is a billionaire. he has a lot of money. and he could stand up to donald trump on the debate stage. if you watched on friday night, it's all kind of a blur now. you just imagine, okay, donald trump versus any one of those people, what would that show be like? ainsley: well, "saturday night live," it was so funny. i didn't watch the show. i just watched clips of them making fun of the can dassments it's always fun to see who is going to play which candidate and who is going to survive. steve: larry david was back. is he a great bernie sanders. ainsley: did y'all watch the oscars last night? brian: no. real quick on the black vote with the president making legitimate inroads when you look at donations to historic black colleges and unemployment for african-americans. when you look at the

opportunity zones. things like brad parscale and company say this is where we don't have promises. we don't have hopes or a slogan. we have salute results. if you can go from% to 13%, which they are projecting and tim scott was on over the weekend talking about it, this totally changes the configuration. ainsley: did you see what van jones said? brian: very similar, guys, democrats, this is a very flashing red light. this administration is trying. no other previous administration is trying. and they are producing results if they don't get in the own way with their message. ainsley: van jones says the democrats are overlooking the african-american votes. three years of fantasy politics because they have been so focused on mueller and the impeachment. steve: what did donald trump say four years ago? what do you have to lose? so now fast forward, you see the results. you mentioned the oscars. got a little political. we got a little montage. let's take a look. >> they told me i only have 45 section up here which is

45 section more than the senate gave john bolton this week. >> i have been a scoundrel in my life. i have been selfish. i have been cruel at times. hard to work with. and i'm grateful but so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. >> they don't really have hosts anymore. why is that? twitter. a couple of years ago there was a big disaster here at the oscars where they accidently read out the wrong name and nobody's fault but guaranteed this will not happen this year because the academy has switched to the new iowa caucus app. steve: now that's funny. i did not see. brad pitt was great in that movie once upon a time in hollywood. i didn't think he would get political doing the john bolton thing, but he did. ainsley: i knew there would be something political. it was just who was going to do it. overall it really wasn't so political except for that one little comment that brad pitt made.

brian: amazing national security advisors are the subject of comedy on the oscars. who would know? steve: last week it was nothing to laugh about. brian: 12 minutes after the hour. hey, jillian. jillian: let's get you caught up starting with. this we now know the names of the two special army soldiers killed in attack in afghanistan. javier gutierrez and jose rodriguez were shot when a man dressed in army uniform dressed on u.s. forces. he leaves behind a wife and four kids. both soldiers were pos thiewposttomb.deadly coronavirug 60 new passengers on a quarantined cruise ship in japan. a couple from florida is on that ship. it's now day five of their 14-day quarantine.

>> i risk category. 75 and 77. so it's the older people who have been getting the sickest and dying. jillian: around the world 910 people have died from the virus. there are 12 confirmed cases in the u.s. right now a team from the world health organization is on the way to china. president trump set to release his 2021 budget today. the 4.8 trillion-dollar proposal would cut medicaid and food stamps. but raise military spending. $2 billion will go towards securing the southwest border. the trump administration says it has completed 110 miles of new wall, with 192 miles under construction. and nascar racer ricky jr. will start in the front row at the daytona 500. qualifying at number one and winning the pole. >> that spoiler being down is far more important. >> stone house top of the chart.

46.2253. jillian: sten house racing around the track in just 46 seconds. average speed 194 miles per hour. ricky will join the 8:00 hour the "fox & friends" today with a preview of the big race sunday on fox. send it back to you. steve: that's going to be great. ainsley: we are excited to talk to him. thank you, jillian. steve: coming up on this monday, democrats demanding edited version of nancy pelosi rips the state of the union taken off of social media. >> he also happens to be ian's great grandfather. [cheers and applause] brian: nice. steve: they don't like that. charlie kirk says cab sell culture just made its way to he is on deck next with ainsley. >> bill: bill murray may have missed a stroke after missing this putt but his reaction won over the internet ♪ i'm all right ♪ nobody worry about me ♪ why you got to give me a sign ♪ can't you just let it be ♪ do what you like

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>> charles is one of the last surviving tuskegee airmen. last black fighter pilots. he also happens to be ian's great grandfather. [cheers and applause] ainsley: democrats are outraged demanding facebook and twitter remove that video right there that's been retweeting by president trump. it's edited to show speaker pelosi repeatedly ripping up the state of the union address. pelosi staffer quote designed to mislead and lie to the american people. here to react is charlie kirk founding point of u.s.a. which put that together. >> good morning. thanks for having me.

ainsley: why did you put together that video. >> look, i, like some others, were outraged when i saw speaker pelosi tore that speech up after such a unifying moving speech of real first hand testimonials of individuals whose lives have been improved. their dreams have been realized and families that have literally come together because of decisions the president of the united states made. and we -- our team at turning point u.s.a. quickly, we said how can we encapsulate what speaker pelosi did. if you look at factually, she tore up a speech where every single one of those individuals were mentioned. they traveled from all across the country to the state of the union to be recognized for completely diffecompletedifferent reasons. speaker pelosi's office and many members are commanding that social media take down this video. there is nothing misleading. there is nothing inaccurate at all. everything in that video happened. and she actually did tear the piece of paper, an

official government document by the way, with those stories and those names on it. ainsley: yeah, charlie, we interviewed somebody last week. his name was jody jones. his brother was killed under the sanctuary policies and he was furious when she did. this he saw her doing that at the end of the speech, he said like my heart, all of our hearts were being ripped out. do you think nancy pelosi regrets it? >> it's tough say. look, if her whole idea was to try to draw attention away from the successful speech, this video that we produced has now been seen 10 million times on social media. here we are almost a week later still talking about this speech. and what i find so amaze something that nancy pelosi tolerated congressman adam schiff literally making up the phone transcript of president trump during the sham impeachment hearing. then she goes after a video with nothing inaccurate at all demanding it be taken down. if anyone has an issue with misleading testimony or something that might be misdirect the american people, she should look within the leadership of her

own party especially during last. we have. i don't know if she feels bad or not, but the american people, republican and democrat that i talk to when i travel the country, they were outraged by what she did by tearing that speech up. ainsley: some of my democratic friends were too, actually. we were talking about it over the weekend. we did hear from twitter. we reached out personally, they didn't comment back to fox news. but they did post this about that video. they said we won't begin labeling or enforcement action until march 5th, 2020. so i can't get into hypotheticals. the new rules won't attach a label that reads manipulated media on material that is heavily edited. so eventually, if this were released in the middle of march it would have that label ton but they still wouldn't take it down. what do you say to the critics who do say hey it's not exactly how it happened? >> well, look what about package reels put together on the campaign trail. if we can't put together something that somebody said

at different times and put them together for either viewers' coming assumption, then that's an attack on the first amendment. that's an attack on free speech all together. i think it's very, very fair to say. when nancy pelosi literally tears up a piece of paper when those names were mentioned. what names were actually mentioned on there? these are first-hand testimonials of americans that came that were present there. i think it's really really important that for dramatic effect that individuals can see that is actually what she did. i'm very proud of our team at turning point u.s.a. and turning that around very quickly. 10 million views. the president retweeted it. if nancy pelosi push back against the speech we are still talking about it a week later. ainsley: thanks charlie, for joining us. >> you bet. ainsley: james carville warning his party about the rise of bernie sanders. >> it matters hot candidate is. it matters what a party chooses to talk about. because i am scared to death. ainsley: because democratic billionaire is also sounds the alarm about bernie and

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carville. >> why do i think people are disgusted with democrats? we had the highest turnout in 2018 since women were granted the right to vote. we ran a smart campaign and it worked. all right? it matters hot candidate is. it matters what a party chooses to talk about. i mean, i'm 75 years old. why am i here doing this because i am scared to death, that's why. let's get relevant here, people for sure. brian: obviously no dress code on that channel. brian: our next guest sounding the alarm on sanders here with the former co-owner of the buffalo sabers brand new book out tomorrow "built, not born." he is a self-made success story. tom, are you the problem? >> i don't think i'm the problem. my theory is here let's build entrepreneurs in this country. let's open up more new jobs. let's create an atmosphere of growth and so forth. i think the democrats, and i'm no expert on, this but they just appear that they are so far to the left and

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my own first paycheck. that's how long it took. i had a goal of getting 300 companies or clients in rochester, new york. it took me four years. now paychex 2000 clients a week. it was hard work all the way. makes me especially proud of it. brian: tom, do you resent the fact that people ar people g to create resentment toward people like you. >> i do a little bit. we have to remember politicians have been doing this since the beginning of time. they always like to say, you know, if we take assets or resources away from other people and give them to other people. brian: right. >> certainly that's appealing to a large group. so politicians have been using that tact for years does it work? sometimes it works. most of the time it doesn't work. this thing about billionaires buying elections. i hav have yet to see that happen there are very many examples out there of

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steve: a fox news alert on this monday morning. the man accused of shootings two cops in two hours in new york city has been charged with attempted murder. surveillance video appears to show the shooter opening fire inside the new york precinct. hours earlier, police say the same man shot at two officers sitting inside a van in the bronx hitting one officer in the neck.

the man was convicted of attempted murder in 2002. is he due back in court today on a dwi charge you. a memo has been sent to new york city police officers warning them and their loved ones against wearing any police-related items in public. we reached out to the police department. they have had no comment. but our law enforcement panel does. we have got new york city police department sergeant and founder of blue lives matter. here in new york city screen left. former new york city police department commissioner bernie kerik in the center square and former new york city police department lieutenant and army doctor darrin porcher as well. all right. that's a mouthful right there. >> thanks for having us. steve: bernie, let's start with you. you cruised to be the top cop here in new york city. this guy who did the shooting said he shot the officers because he hates cops. how did we get here? >> he hates cops because there is an anti cop rhetoric that started in this city. really i think this is a

result of the ferguson effect and the aftermath of ferguson. and you have a mayor that's anti-cop mayor. this is a mayor that campaigned, his initial campaign he went out and told people how he historically had told his son from the time he was a child beware of the cops you are in danger around police and all this other stuff. he hasn't changed. he was the same man today he was campaigning. i think the people in new york see it. it's a mayor that's emboldened the bad guys. ville nices the please. and then the sanctuary city stuff supporting sanctuary cities and illegals getting driver's license. as somebody who ran the department, all this stuff, the bail reform all of this stuff is bad stuff for the city. bad stuff for crime the

mayor should have known it. steve: joe, this makes your job harder. >> we are coming up on the one year anniversary an officer shot and killed responding to a robbery in progress. this all happened because of the pro-criminal and anti-police sentiment that a lot of politicians have come up with. we see all these protests around the city, it's not just protests it's people screaming and chanting for cops to be killed and injured and people out there that are deranged that take it to heart. we saw what happened. somebody took it seriously and wanted to go out there and kill cops because they think it's okay with what's going on with the city and it's not. steve: dr. porcher, we were talking at the up to of the program how not long ago there was a test down in the subways to decolonize the police officers. get the cops out of subways completely but really there is a lot of graffiti and a lot of inappropriate language being used toward the police officers. and then you couple that with last summer we had all these police officers assaulted with th budget full of

water. one with milk we shown a million times the cop getting hit in the head with a home depot bucket a complete lack of respect. >> a agree with you totally. seem part-time people dial 911 when they have an issue. ultimately new york city first line of defense. go back to what mayor de blasio stated in the past. we go back to the verdict or the decision not to indict officer pantaleo based on what happened with eric garner, you clearly saw mayor de blasio come out and state he had a disdain for that verdict and he really felt that the police officers should have been indicted in that case. and that kind of put forward a movement towards this anti-place and we had an individual that came and shot and killed officers li and ramos as a result. we need to understand the diagnose ma'am mic of this situation. the dynamic is police officers are here to protect us as citizens. and if we don't have police officers. then we will have something we refer to as the purge, the movie we saw in

hollywood as a result. steve: bernie, it's too common these days when a police officer is trying to make an arrest here in new york city or elsewhere to be surrounded by angry name-calling crowd. and that's why one of the reasons why right now here in new york city the police use of force is at an all-time low. nobody wants to wind up having a video, a cell cam video of them doing something that might lose them their job. >> it's worse than that nobody wants to do their job and not be indemnified and supported by the mayor. and we have seen in this city, especially with garner and some of the other incidents where the mayor himself does not support the men and women under his command. so, the cops think about those cameras. they think about what's going on in their profession. what they have to do. and are they going to put their lives on the line? are they going to put their families on the line? are they going to put their home on the line because the city, the mayor of the department will not back you when do you your job.

you know. it's a rough time to be a cop and we are seeing this in new york city. we are seeing it around the rest of the country. steve: joe, you are active duty. you put on the uniform every day. what goes through your mind? do you start your day wondering is today the day i lose my job? >> i stay all the time other than the military. i don't think there is a job -- there is a real chance i may not come home at the end of the day. there needs to be a fine line between fear and respect. and the two gentlemen over here going through the decades and the different styles of policing. when something would happen, police would go there and make a statement that they weren't going to have someone go out there and bully the cops. do a robbery. you would have the cavalry go out there in a respectful manner. you would make the arrest and get the people off the street that shouldn't be there. when you keep these individuals like this gentleman who had several priors. one for mom side in the past got locked up for. keep throwing them in the street. bad people are going to continue to do bad things. if they are not there in the street they can't go out there and injure anybody, especially police officers.

steve: the sergeant benevolent association has really thrown down the gauntlet to mayor de blasio. we do not respect you. we are declaring war on you. do not visit us in hospitals. you saw the new york city police department to the vile creatures. 1% who hate cops but vote for you. new york city cops have been assassinated because of you. this isn't over. game on is how it reads. all right. so, the battle lines are drawn. because de blasio is going to be de blasio. and thought cops are completely outing him. how does this change? how does this go back to the way it used to be when things were a little more civil and police officers were respected. and safer. >> this place where the officers were shot recently was we go back to a movie in the 1970s you will apache the bronx. we are revolving back to that pattern. i have locked a lot of people up in that area 41 precinct. i'm not surprised this vicious assault occurred

there oftentimes it's on the ground level, granular level, those cops that band together to do what they have to do not just protect themselves and protect the people in the community. that's what's going to happen. it's going to be groundswell from the cops and not the politicians as a result. steve: and bernie, the mayor came out and made a statement, but you say what's really telling about it and you all agree that the leadership does not have the backs of the cops. what is very telling is what mayor de blasio is not saying. >> that's right. you know, listen. you need leadership at times like this that's going to be out there to really support the cops. truly support the cops. the cops know better. the cops know what his real m.o. is. the bottom line is, this kind of stuff would have never ever happened under rudy giuliani. it just wouldn't have happened. shouldn't be happening under this mayor. and it's not going to stop until there is a new mayor in new york city. steve: all right. joe and bernie and dr. porcher, thank you all for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you.

steve: it's about a quarter till the top of the hour and jillian joins us with some news. jillian: that's right. good morning to you. convicted felon and gang member is behind bars accused of attacking a police officer. video shows the man threatening to shoot himself and officers as they surround his car in florida. we do want to warn you this is disturbing. i need to you stay on the phone with me, please. >> automatic weapons in this vehicle. >> is he waiving a gun at us. >> officers used tear gas to get him to surrender a manhunt is underway for whoever vandalized a war memorial during a violent antifa protest. disturbing messages like kill cops and punch cops covering the monument in portland, oregon. some people were attacked with metal tipped umbrellas rocks or concrete during the four hour protest. four people are under arrest.

in an interview just before his october heart attack sanders promised to release them before his first votes were cast saying the american people had the right to know. well, now he is telling a bit of a different story. >> you can start releasing medical records it never ends. we have released substantive part of all of our background. doctors cardiologists confirming i'm in good health. jillian: sanders says he is trying to walk more and sleep better. actor bill murray puts on a show after missing a putt at pebble beach pro-am look at this. [cheers] the ghostbuster star tapping the ball in from behind after missing the hole which resulted in a violation. he walked off, tossing his putter away. just tapped it in. send it back to you guys. steve: mr. caddie shack. thank you very much.

ainsley: thanks, jillian. to extreme weather now. millions of americans under weather alert. janice dean has more for us. steve: with a new umbrella. janice: this is the mostly sunny we get right now from the umbrella. what are your names real quick? >> glal. >> glen. >> linda. nell. >> where are from you. >> york town, virginia. >> you came out to see me? >> yeah. >> happy anniversary. how many years? >> 41. janice: hallelujah, in the pouring rain on "fox & friends." take a look at the maps and show you where that winter storm is moving. much of the country under some kind of weather alert. we have flash flooding potential across the mississippi river valley in towards the mid-atlantic and north of that that's where we are getting the snow. look at all the flash flood watch alert and warnings. that's going to be a problem over the next couple of days, several inches of rainfall. look what happens as we advance the next few days not only rain but we will see snow across the interior northeast and the southwest. what's the secret to a happy marriage? >> patience and understanding. janice: i love it. thank you, guys, for coming.

you are mostly sunny my mostly sunny crowd. back inside where it's warm and dry. steve: thank you very much. janice is going to rain and snow in new hampshire today? janice: that's a good question. you will get a little bit of snow today. tomorrow the temperatures get warmer and more of a rain in the southern portion of the state. steve: very thorough. janice: only for you. brian: he made a movie that was three and a half hours long what was martin score say see why was he falling asleep at the will oscars. ainsley: carley has the answer. score

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brian: that's karl marx. ainsley: that win getting lots of praise including former president obama. here to break it down fox news headlines 24/7. >> julia like hart director of american factory about abandoned factory in ohio that gets restored by a chinese billionaire. it's also the first film from the obama's production company higher ground. it won best documentary. the former president tweeted his congratulations to julia and steven, the filmmakers behind personal factory for telling such a complex looking story about the very human consequences of wrenching economic change. glad to see two talented and down right good people take home the oscar for higher ground's first release. as you said in the intro, workers of the world unite is a line from the communist manifesto and that quickly became a top trending topic

on twitter. i learned that yesterday through twitter. i didn't know. steve: who knew? >> this twitter user says oh good communist manifesto thrown into the oscars. any of these people knew basic history, they might figure out just how many millions of innocent people have died as a result of ideology based on that mantra. embrace socialism but thrive on capitalism. she does have cancer and going through chemotherapy. we have to wish her, of course, the best of luck. steve: indeed. >> all the help in the world on that front. brian: let's talk about martin scorsese. puts together a film that doesn't win that much. >> i don't know how he feels about eminem. they flash to the audience. and sometimes get these hilarious reaction shots. who knew that eminem was going to be performing live at the oscars yesterday. so either he is resting his eyes, blinking for very long time, which is, i guess,

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juvéderm® it ♪ brian: all right. straight to a fox news alert now. straight up at 7:00. the man accused of shooting two cops in 12 hours charged with attempted murder. ainsley: surveillance video, you are seeing here, appears to show him opening fire inside a new york precinct hours after ambushing an officer on parole. steve: rob schmitt joins us now live with a new warning they're putting out to police officers not to wear their uniform, rob. rob: this is really scary stuff. this morning the daily mail is reporting that the nypd is telling its police officers not to wear their uniforms or badges when they're off duty over fears that they might be targeted. in addition to that they are also asking family and friends to not wear anything nypd related.

and it's such scary stuff. we have reached out to the nypd. they had no comment. this is where it has come to in this city it. comes after a violent weekend against police. robert williams seen here. now charged with attempted murder after attacking several officers over the weekend. new video, this morning, you can see here, shows williams opening fire in a bronx police precincts on sunday where he shot a lieutenant in the arm and nearly shot other personnel that you can see in a panic just trying to get away from the surprise gunfire. just a few hours earlier on saturday night. williams allegedly shot at two police officers sitting inside of a patrol van also in the bronx. hitting one officer in the neck and thankfully that officer was discharged from the hospital on sunday. can you see here in front of a cheering crowd. a very powerful moment as new york city leaders then condemned these attacks. >> this was an attempt to 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. rob: before this violent crime spree that gunman was already scheduled to be in court today for another crime. he has a past conviction for attempted murder in a 2002 crime spree that included a gun fight with police. you heard from the mayor there. a lot of people had a hard time digesting what he said saying he is the reason we have this problem. his rhetoric brought this all about, guys. send it back to you. steve: thank you very much, rob. let's dial in dan bongino, former fox news contributor, former new york city police guy. he joins us from down in florida. admonition from officials in the new york city police department don't wear your uniform if you are not working because now you are a target. that's crazy. >> you know, steve, i have never seen anything like this. i have vivid memories of my time with the police department in new york city from 1995 to 1999. and i have never seen

anything like this. you know, i brought this up this weekend. and i want to make this point crystal clear. there has always been street crime. there has always been violence against police. steve: right. >> there was never during my time there nor any subsequent time later when i was a secret service agent working with the nypd where i remember seriously conversations being had in rooms in the police precincts of the nypd about potentially being assistanteassassinatedwhile goi. what kind of atmosphere? what is going on. who is pulling the thread of this society we weaved together? who is pulling at it? these are serious questions we need to be asking. why is it happening in these places where you see political leaders using cops as a political football and beating up on them all the time? is this not a serious question worth gaining? there is a thin line between chaos and sizzles. everybody knows that. that's not hyperbolic to say that who mans that line? our cops. you want to make them a political punching bag?

time to open our eyes. it's a serious, serious problem. steve: apparently that suggestion not to wear the uniform was put out by the chief of the department of corrections. ainsley: wow. don't you remember four years ago, dan, we were all in the convention. covering the conventions in philadelphia, and one of the cops told us he takes off his uniform before he goes home because he stunt want to be a target. we were all shocked by that now the whole department is being told by this corrections officer not to wear your uniform. that's where we are at this point in time. who is to blame for this? how do we fix it. >> you know, listen, you have this problem with largely liberal politicians. and i want to be careful here. i don't want to do what liberals do. i'm not stigmatizing all democrats. at love elected democrats and democrats who vote in the country who love our cops. i know that because i know a lot of them. this problem of making the cops a political punching bag, this is almost exclusively a problem with the radical left. that -- just do a basic internet search and you are going to see it.

it's a two fold problem. very simple to figure out. liberals, get your blinders off and listen for a minute. when you make the cops political ire. ridiculously so. can you get a few points in your poll. start beating up on the cops. shocker. a lot of people look up to you if you are a political leader are going to adopt that and become anti-cop themselves. number two, when you live in a liberal city run by a former communist mayor like bill de blasio makes it easier to be a criminal. guess what? guys, you get more criminals. not going to be hard. if you are going to give criminals mets tickets to go sit in games you will get more cops. i was a cop in the giuliani era. it really sucked to be a criminal. if you got caught in the corner peeing in the street, i'm not kidding. do you know what happened if you had a warrant you went to jail for the whole weekend. a lot fewer people were out there doing their business in the street.

brian: and broke wind dose. the smaller crimes were cracked down on to stop the bigger crimes. >> yes. brian: it worked. now it's being challenged all over the place. >> of course it is. i saw it in maryland where i lived as well. can i say one more thing? this is really important. don't ever forget this line. i went to speak at a benefit once for police officers about five years ago. a woman got up with the husband of a state trooper and said something i will never forget and everybody in the room knew exactly what it meant. i have said it on this show before. i want everyone to take it to heart. the greatest sound of a loved one of a police officer is the sound of velcro. it's the sound of their body armor coming off at night. that spouse knows that that loved one got off safe that night. think about that. think about your job. you worry about that with your job? thank god you typically don't. this is what the spouses of our police officers have to worry about every single day now. brian: here is what the sergeants of benevolent police put out this

statement. mayor de blasio the members of the nypd are declaring war on you. we do not respect you. do not visit us in hospitals. you sold the nypd down to vile creatures. the 1% who hate cops but vote for you. nypd cops have been assassinated because of you. this isn't over. game on. >> yeah. good for them. just think about what this job entails and the sergeant's benevolent association. process this: at their worst moment every single day of your life and you are expected to put on this air of bravado all of the time and keep it suppressed and doing it for hundreds of millions of dollars you are going to make and international notoriety? a big no on both of those. ainsley: would you do it again? >> yeah. i would. because the ability -- you know, when i was a kid, something happened to me and i don't want to get all choked up. that's beyond the scope of this show. you know what? the only people who made it better were the cops that situation would have broke really bad. when you are a young kid and

totally broken and you see no way out of something and the cops show up and everything is good all of a sudden, i'm sorry, but that doesn't happen with anybody else. i love what i do now. but the ability to change someone's life in a snap, that's almost exclusively our cops. steve: right. to switch gears and to lighten it after that, which is very powerful because have you lived that, has anybody ever called you a lying dog face pony shoulder? because joe biden did that yesterday to -- i asked somebody at an event. ainsley: a young girl. steve: if they had ever been to a caucus and they said yes and she called them a liar. joe biden already said he is not going to win iowa and new hampshire and now "the washington examiner" has a piece that talks about how he has been the establishment candidate but because he has done so badly, some of the democrats in the establishment are gravitating toward bloomberg because they worry that bernie and liz are too polarizing to defeat trump

and pete lacks support with minorities and seniors. i said women earlier. i meant minorities and seniors. it looks like the play is now joe biden is going to burn himself out and at the last minute skipping over all this early stuff is bloomberg. what do you think of that? >> you know, has there ever been a less-skilled natural politician than joe biden? although, is that a john wayne line. brian: don't know. steve: john wayne movie. >> i thought. so come on, guys. seriously. ainsley: we need to play it in case. brian: i heard him say it but it wasn't in a movie. ainsley: let me set it up young girl college student in georgia. she says to him you are the vice president. you are the most experienced but you couldn't win iowa. and she said i'm going to ask you something rude, how do you expect to go forward and be a good president and beat trump? this was his response. >> so how do you explain the performance in iowa and why

should the voters believe that you can win the national election? >> have you ever been to a calculation? no you haven't. you are a lying dog face pony soldier. now have you got to be honest. i'm going to be honest with you. steve: have you ever noticed how many times joe biden is playing at these events and he has got his back to the camera? in addition to saying stuff like that. >> i mean, calling a woman dog faced, i mean, seriously. if this was any republican in the country, running for dogcatcher, you would be like a viral sensation tomorrow morning. ainsley: liar. she said she has been to a caucus. he said no you haven't. >> ainsley, the best part of that is him calling her a liar. he called her dog-faced. this is insane. never been a less skilled politician. i have this theory of elections. this is why it is going to break bad. outside lane, establishment lane. safe pick guy. here's the problem with this. biden was never the safe

pick. and everybody knew it. ever. he has got baggage. he is not a killed politician. he has run for president, what? 47 times? he has never won a primary or caucus even still. this guy was never the safe pick. they made a tragically bad decision and so did biden running. and you can tell by obama's silence. brian: let's move on and talk about the president. you saw him have the best week by far of his presidency. you combine now with the iowa debacle for the democrats. and their ire now aimed at their leadership. he quickly on friday says i have a little problem with the ambassador for the eu. he's gone. tell him he is gone. and i have a problem with the vindman twins. tell them to go back to where they were. lieutenant colonel vindman will go back to the pentagon instead of going in july he goes now. i don't know what the twin brother is going to do. do you support that move and do you expect more? >> oh, 100 percent. if there was ever a time that the drain and clean out this disturbing swamp, president trump has had to

deal with it's now. no secret amongst people who know what's going on in the news business and elsewhere. it's no secret that the national security council that unsurprisingly is supposed to be working in our national security interest advising the president has become a source of media leaks doing damage to the presidency and our national security interest. a number of classified conversations have leaked. and, listen, vindman has already admitted to leaking it. he has already said he leaked it to an intelligence official. this is not a mystery. and by the way, where was the outcry when obama fired that guy who was running the twitter account on the national security council for what, brian? for leaking. the answer is there was no media outcry because obama is part of a protected class. the democrats and the media. it's a joke. vindman had to go. of course he had to go. honestly, he is lucky he wasn't fired. remember, he was transferred to a pretty decent gig. he wasn't fired from his job. brian: he was offered to be secretary of defense of ukraine. so he could always do that. >> again, and if he was

pro-trump, that would have been a huge scandal. but because is he perceived as anti-trump and the media, they love him and he is protected. good, i'm glad he got rid of sunday p sondland, too. you can't conduct our international diplomacy with people going up in front of congressional committees and fabricating a some's fables about you. it doesn't work that way. steve: as we talked about in the actual hearings, everybody in the administration serves at the pleasure of the president he decided you know what? i'm not getting pleasure out of that so moved them on to other jobs. ainsley: hand it over to jillian who has more medicine lines for us. jillian: we begin with the names of the two army special operation soldiers killed in insider attack in afghanistan. sergeant first class javier gutierrez and antonio ray rodriguez shot when a man dressed in an afghan army uniform opened fire or u.s. and afghan forces.

sawght gutierrez leaves behind wife and four kids. both promoted to sergeant first class and awarded the bronze star medal and awarded the purple heart. breaking overnight the deadly coronavirus infecting 60 new passengers on a quarantined news ship in japan. there are 130 patients sick among the nearly 4,000 people on the diamond princess. a couple from florida is on the ship, and it's now day five of their 14-day quarantine. >> we are high risk category. we're 75 and 77. so, it's the older people who have been getting sickest and dying. jillian: around the world, 910 people have died from the virus there are 12 confirmed cases in the u.s. right now a teen from the world health -- team from the world health organization is on the way to china. overnight a successful launch to discover new secrets of the sun.

and the oscar goes to -- >> t minus 1 minute. >> 3, 2, 1. jillian: the rocket blasting off from cape canaveral carrying a space craft that's expected to take the first pictures of the sun's north and south poles. the venture between the european space agency and nasa. it could last up to a decade it. could help keep astronauts safe in the upcoming trips to the moon. and now to the oscars. an exciting night at the 92nd academy awards as the south korean hit parasite becomes the first foreign film to ever win best picture. [applause] >> and the oscar goes to: parasite. [cheers and applause] jillian: the show going hostless for the second year in a row. >> we both have hosted the oscars before. they don't really have hosts anymore. why is that?

>> twitter. [laughter] jillian: renee gel gear winning best actress for role in judy. role in the joker followed by this emotional and sometimes strange three-minute long acceptance speech. take a listen to this. >> i think we have become very disconnected from the natural world. we feel entitled to artificially inseminate a cow and when she gives birth we steal her baby and then we take her milk that's intended for her calf and we put it in our coffee. jillian: brad pitt won the oscar for best supporting actor for in hollywood. >> they told me i only have 45 seconds up here. which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. jillian: pitt using his time on the podium to get political and he explained why after the show. >> i was really disappointed with this week. and i think when gamemanship

trump is doing the right thing, it's a sad day. and i don't think we should let it slide. this was pitt's first oscar as an actor. brian: what does that mean? gamesmanship trump is doing the right thing? so is he supporting trump? ainsley: i guess when you are that wealthy and that far along in your career he doesn't care. he wants to tell the world how he feels. brian: i just don't know how he feels. ainsley: alien night half the people who watch his movies. steve: oscars 2020. brian: i still don't know what he thinks? ainsley: he won an oscar and thanked his kids. brian: that was good. ainsley: elizabeth warren says she is not willing to give up her campaign. >> a fight from the heart doesn't get tiring. i have plenty of energy to get this done. steve: but howie carr says warren already knows game is over for her and he joins us live to tell us that next. ♪ here's my number ♪ call me, maybe. ♪ it's hard to look like

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♪ >> there are 55 more states and territories after this. it looks like it is going to be a long battle to the nomination. that's the funny thing. for me at least, a fight from the heart doesn't get tiring. i got plenty of energy to get this done. steve: well, 2020 hopeful, senator elizabeth warren of the commonwealth of massachusetts saying she is playing the long game. it's going to be a long battle. as a new poll has her lagging in new hampshire ahead of tomorrow's first in the nation primary. so is the senator from massachusetts in more trouble than she is letting on? here to weigh in is radio talk show host howie carr has been based in boston for

decades. knows all about her. you know, howie, she was supposed to do better because she is from the neighboring state, just like bernie is from the neighboring state. so conventional wisdom was a while back they would be one and two. fast forward to today, they are not. she is at the back of the pack. >> i don't think neighboring states mean much anymore, steve. amy klobuchar didn't do too well in a neighboring state last weekend in iowa. and you know, elizabeth warren is barely from massachusetts let alone new hampshire. she gets massachusetts geography mixed up talking about the west coast of massachusetts, can't pronounce names. and she underperforms the other democrats on the statewide ticket in massachusetts. yesterday, i don't know if you saw, this steve, she was exhorting the voters of massachusetts. she pulled a jobe in other words. i think she is headed down.

my prediction, i think most people's is that bernie is going to win pretty easily in new hampshire. they are trying to stop him but it's difficult to stop one guy when three or four people are all attacking one another to be the challenger. and it's just, you know, you have got a five man, five person race, you only need 30% looks like a pretty substantial victory. steve: ultimately, you think that bernie is probably going to be the nominee despite the fact that michael bloomberg is going to spend a billion dollars. >> my answer the always used to tell me, steve, a fool and his money are soon parted. i don't think she realized anyone could have $55 billion. those crazy ads he is running, it's a total waste of money. and, you know, donald trump, the president is coming up to manchester tonight to kind of rub salt in the wounds and have his own big rally. he has always been convinced that the election in new

hampshire in 2016 was stolen from him. he only lost by 3,000 votes. they had same day registration. they tightened up the laws a little bit. he lost the college towns really big there have been prosecutions since then. some people have gotten fines, jail time. but he thinks he lost the state and he doesn't want to lose it again. you know, due to democrat mischief. so he loves being in that arena in manchester. and he has been -- this will be the third time he has been there. and they started lining up yesterday morning to get into the arena. even though it doesn't open until 3:00 today. steve: it's going to be a very busy 24 hours there in the state of new hampshire. howie, thank you very much for joining us from the much warmer west palm beach down in florida. >> always a pleasure, steve. steve: all right. meanwhile, dozens of new coronavirus cases have been confirmed aboard a cruise ship in japan as supplies to fight the outoutbreak start

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ainsley: time for news by the numbers. 1 million. that's how many employees amazon could have worldwide. giant grew its workforce by 23% last year. amazon at 500,000 workers in the u.s. alone. brian: they are all happy. ainsley: jeff bezos was at the oscars last night. 6 hourhour hours and 56 minutes the flight between london and new york. fastest flight. strong jet stream helped takes 6 hours. took off an hour. $208. that's how much millennials are expected to spend on valentine's day. a bank rate survey finds the generation spends more on the holiday than gwinn xeres and baby boomers. steve: lovely. all right. switching gears. the coronavirus outbreak has worsened overnight. authorities now confirming over 40,000 cases worldwide, 40,000.

and has now killed more people than killed sars with over 900 deaths reported. brian: diamond princess cruise ship in japan 136 infections. china announcing medical supplies becoming scarce. ainsley: here to weigh is dr. mehmet oz dr. oz show oz oz good morning. related issues. cruise ship doubled the number of people infected all related to the fact we now know this is a much more infectious virus than seasonal flu a lot more infectious than spanish. >> seasonal flu is 1.3. average person gets sick gives it to 1.3 people. that magnitude of difference dramatically much harder to quarantine. allows it to spread in crewsship. wanting to shut down

episodes when they happen. steve: there are a number of people who are freaked out by this news and so what they do is they go to the drugstore and they buy the paper surgical masks. and you see them everywhere. if you are traveling on an airplane in the next couple of days you will see at love people wearing them. and they are not effective. >> ineffective the virus particle goes right through. imagine wearing measure or stocking on your face. it's not going to be effective. what it might do is prevent you from touching something and putting your fingers to your face which we do 3,000 times a delay. is a great new study come out only 5% of us only wash our hands for the 15 or 20 seconds you need to wash your hands for to be effective. that's the best way to immunize yourself against this virus. the virus doesn't travel. i can't cough at you. not like tuberculosis and other viruses of the i will cough on this table or airplane have it on my hands touch my face, touch the travment you will touch the tray a couple hours later. way afterwards can you touch

the table and you will get it on your fingers and inoculate yourself. brian: everyone is lauding this command economy and command and this authoritarian government of china. but that authoritarian government has totally screwed up the response. we still don't know all the facts about how this started. with a guy that said hey, this is really bad. they actually took him and imprisoned him answered ends up dying. the problem is we don't even know exactly how this started because china has not opened up the door to this. they pushed us back. >> it's changing. the new world health organization overnight was invited. in yesterday the chinese ministry of the united states said it would happen. it happened last night. qh. >> leadership. i spoke over the weekend to ian a famed man able to figure out these viruses. he actually was allowed to go to china. it hasn't been officially allowed. but it's been happening. and the chinese know this is a crisis. they need the world to come together on this. listen, we can argue about

whether authoritarian governments are good or bad or chinese brought this on themselves. phobia is rampant now. events like this ought to bring us together. this is not the time to pick on that. we need to figure out what's going on. brian: we can't work together unless they open up the door. it's already been a month. ainsley: does soap need to be antibacterial. >> we wouldn't bother using antibacterial soap it. breeds resistant bacteria doesn't help with the virus. wash your hands with regular old soap is fine. get the junk off your fingers. ainsley: sanitizer works, too right? >> it works. ainsley: i'm using it all. steve: 15 to 20 seconds. >> this is a training round. to your point, if we get smarter about how we deal with these things in the future when the really bad boy comes with the high r not infectionivity and mortality. 2 or 3%. not great. it's not 10%. imagine if those two viruses

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steve: back with the fox news alert. the man accused of shooting two police officers in 12 hours has been charged with attempted murder. as you can see right here, surveillance video appears to show the shooter opening fire inside the new york precinct office. brian: hours earlier police say he shot at two officers who just were sitting inside a van in the 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. ainsley: in response to all the violence, a memo has now been sent out by the city department of corrections urging employees and their loved ones not to wear any items with the department's name or logos on them. the memo is not associated with the nypd. steve: let's bring in kellyanne conway, counselor of the president of the united states. she joins us from the briefing room. kellyanne, this is terrible. the guy who did the shooting saids was targeting the cops because he hated them. >> that's typical in the de blasio administration. if you go back to early in his tenure, there was a funeral for one of our fallen those cops turned their back on them. all four of my children were born in new york city and we love the city. it's so changed. the dichotomy between the way the police officers are treated and n. new york city by the powers that be versus

president trump who has more deeply respected and more generously resourced law enforcement including our local police officers could not be more stark. ed mullins someone ahead of the ben left police association someone i have known for many, many years sounds very stark but he was being very honest and speaking from somebody who is very frustrated that these officers are constantly denigrated and castigated by people in power. can you imagine that we are now telling family members of police officers to not display any logos or anything that would islet or demonstrate to the world that they are connected to our brave men and women in blue? it used to be the opposite. steve: exactly. >> you would want to show that if a child was being kidnapped god forbid or somebody was in need they would run toward the police officers. this has to stop. but it's no surprise because if you systematically gotten

great and castigate our brave men and women in blue people can l. think they can do whatever they want. our nation's governors are here today. go down and have breakfast with them. we have workforce development. infrastructure, drug pricing, opioid pricing. all working groups with governors republicans and democrats. the president and vice president will address them. guess who is not here in the governors of the biggest states who have the biggest problems? california, new york for example instead of tweeting and complaining about donald trump. they should be here talking about issues like this. we have to make sure that those who put their lives on the line, the people who run toward terror and danger not away from it to protect all of us at the very basic level have the resources and the respect that they deserve. brian: we know that the president is going to be in new hampshire. people lining up already for his rally tonight. he likes to do that right before a caucus or a primary and i'm just wondering what the early word is on his

message he did have such a great week last week. a lot of people are saying look forward, don't look back. what do you sense that he is going to be doing? >> one thing president trump can do in new hampshire tonight is talk about the american comeback with the economic miracle that is happening in new hampshire because of president trump and the governor there mr. sununu you have unemployment rate under 3% in new hampshire. have you blue collar raises having risen there in the last three years since the president was elected. home ownership is up over 5% and the opioid and drug crisis that is rank ling every community in our country is particularly repatients in its breath and reach in new hampshire and those overdose dakotas deaths are starting to decline fortunately. the president has a great message for new hampshire and for the country. he can repeat what he said for the state of the union which was a message for all

people. i would think that i would talk a little bit about or at least a little bit about what happened last week. why is president trump the only person in this town who is supposed to stand tall and move on when for three plus years they have wasted your time and your money. ladies and gentlemen, these people on capitol hill work for you. they have spent tens of millions and millions and millions of dollars on investigations, insinuations and impeachment that went absolutely nowhere all the while this president is presiding over historic economy, deregulation, we will be releasing the budget around 12:00. go live at 12:30 today. a budget that works for all americans. deficit reduction of $4.6 trillion over 10 years. balance itself in 15 years. if goes after discretionary spending because the congress has to look at that every year and we say should put their names and faces to that kind of spending that wasteful spending. we have more investment for nasa, more investments to

rural america. things that matter for americans. this is a country that literally works again. the president going there and having a crowd that no democrat who is running for president against him could possibly roll. in and do you know who is not going to be in new hampshire tonight as far as i know? michael bloomberg. you will feel like he is there because he will be on the air, but he won't be there. there is no evidence he even likes people. can you buy friends and buy voters. we have no evidence a couple weeks ago somebody said may i take a selfie he said but yes, quick, quick. you have to like people and connect with people to be their president. ainsley: jen psaki who worked for president obama she said democrats need to be worried. and van jones is saying he is accusing the democratic party of overlooking the african-american voters. >> yes. ainsley: to your point the three years of wasted time on impeachment. he said this is three years of fantasy football politics with mueller and impeachment. >> in that interview was pretty compelling. van jones is somebody who has said he will vote against president trump or he is hard core democrat. he has come to this white

house many times to help us with criminal justice reform, with the drug crisis and other issues. that he sees as unfairly rank cling communities of color particularly. our hand is always outstretched to those who would like to help. steve: kellyanne conway after the president was vindication indicated by the u.s. senate and they went through their trial. the president essentially moved the vindman twins from their post in the white house back to where they were originally posted and gordon sondland the ambassador to the eu got fired as well. i know they all serve at the pleasure of the president, are more heads going to roll in the wake of the people who testified against the president. >> in the case of the vindman brothers they are detail here. i want to explain quickly what that means. they are employed today. steve: they didn't get fired, they just got relocated. >> that's right. before, during and after the

testimony of mr. vindman he was here and as was his brother at the nfc. they work in a different building than me. i know people who saw them routinely, daily in fact. this whole ridiculous word by chuck schumer today letter retaliation and president is exacting revenge? where? they are working at the army where they were detailed to the nfc. this is typical. i have had details in my small staff. typical to have a detailee for a temporary period of time who then returns to what their full time job is. and in the case of ambassador sondland here is someone -- it was nice of the president to give him that post in the first place. here is somebody that leaned into what some others in the establishment republican party were doing i had to cancel a fundraiser late for donald trump in the campaign. wrote a big check. wasn't there for the

president and probably surprisingly one for people like that not improbable and surprising for people around him here is somebody who was testifying couldn't keep his own story straight. the president needs people around him who not only want to. steve: will there be more, kellyanne conway? brian: have you got the whistleblower and evidently a sense in the white house you know who it is and anonymous author who puts out books and writes editorials. >> clearly most of that book was written pooh by the book agent or publishing house. if you go back to the original op-ed that was somebody's penned by his or herself, sure. again, why would you want to be here if you don't -- if you are spending your time writing books and op-eds instead of doing what many of us do fully brief the president on any one issue so that you make sure he knows all the different consequences and options. and then he makes a decision because he was elected to

something. buts these are people that don't have access to the president. that was made very clear during those testimonies the president says if i met that personnion i don't remember it. one of them under oath had to admit they never discussed ukraine with the president of the united states. they have a different view as to what our policy should be i'm always taking a look at the deep state i would say the shallow state. we have people in this administration that are probably holdovers and also people who don't believe in president trump's agenda but should be really happy to be part of an administration where our national security and our economic security are robust and also many men and women out there who would lo to have these jobs and this administration would do a great job. i always have my eye on them. i have a real soft spot in my heart for those willing to serve and qualified to do so. steve: kellyanne, thank you for telling us about the shallow state now we have a new one. thanks. ainsley: coming up bret baier is going to join us live from new hampshire ahead of tomorrow's primary.

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steve: they really do work their tails off all year long the 144th westminster kennel club dog show is underway in new york city. ainsley: this year more than 2,000 dogs are competing for the best in show honor. steve: that's right. fox sports is airing the event tonight and tomorrow. joining with us a preview is fox sports reporter jamie little with two very special dogs. we have ba lugar go and enron. >> they will be showing tomorrow. as you said 2700 dogs have taken over the city. we will whittle it down and we'll crown one best in show tuesday night. ainsley: jamie, tell us about these dogs portuguese water dog best hair cut out there and english spaniel here. 204 breeds represented here. there is dogs you never heard of. happy you can't pronounce. it's amazing. dogs from 5 pounds up to 225 pounds. there is something for everyone. steve: can you explain why we love this dog show? >> it is so much fun. at the end of the day, yes,

they are a highly trained dogs. they're the best, the most standard that they are for their breed. at the end of the day, they are dogs. and they do funny things and make people laugh. steve: they are just looking for a hydrant. >> they are beings exactly. or a potted plant in the middle of the floor. it happens. ainsley: how many different categories are there. >> there are seven different groups. group judging will begin tonight. see more tomorrow night. and one representing each group. that's how they go for best in show. steve: well, fox sports is so lucky to have it because this is one of the biggest events in the entire sporting world for the year. >> it really is it's the super bowl of dog shows. and they take it so seriously. there is so much time and effort and training. ainsley: look at his eyes. >> you see the best of the best here. and it's just -- it's so much fun when i came on lord with fox sports i begged my bosses this is the one assignment i want to have and it is truly amazing.

ainsley: it's so fun. we are going to the new hampshire for the primary. steve: i would rather go to the dog show. >> one of the benched show. dogs not in the show ring they're actually out of their kennel and you can come by and pet them and learn about the breed. it's really fan friendly, family friendly. steve: tune in to the westminster kennel club dog show tonight on fox sports. >> thanks for having me. steve: we have got as you can see in our best of show, congressman devin nunes, bret baier is going to be joining us live from new hampshire. and. [dog barking] ainsley: eric trump is here live too. baluga is liking that lineup ♪ wild thing ♪ you make my heart sing ...

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here it is. >> ever been to a caucus? no you haven't. ainsley: [laughter] griff jenkins was at that event and he got the first interview with the woman that biden was talking to, griff? griff: good morning, ainsley, brian and steve. apparently the lines for a john wayne movie, but the campaign says that joe biden actually used the line before but it doesn't make it any more relat able to a 21-year-old college student from mercer university named madison moore and she asked the vice president how he planned to compete nationally after such a poor showing in iowa. here was her response. >> a lot of what he's saying seems to be really sad. we had heard a lot about deaths and cancer and people losing their jobs and to me he doesn't really seem very solution- oriented. i don't think he has the momentum to carry this to a national election. griff: meanwhile, one day until tomorrow here, where they stand the most recent boston globe

poll standards continuing to maintain a lead at 27%, pete buttigieg trying to close in at 19, klobuchar surging a surprise surged to 14, warren and biden equal at 12%. now let me show you what's happening behind me here at thes nhu arena. you can see that a few hundred people are already lining up, they've been waiting out in the cold. families pulling up here now there's a big jumbotron you see in the background that had the president, laura trump, others up there doing sort of video stuff. i actually asked one of the supporters out here, dawn from connecticut, about who she thinks be the most fierce competitor to president trump, listen. >> probably pete, just because he's young, the younger generation might go towards him. griff: even if that's the match up, you say he's not going to beat trump? >> not going to beat trump, no, trump will take care of him in the end.

griff: so the doors here open at 3:00 p.m., i believe the rally is not until 7:00, but it's going to be a pretty big turnout on what's a pretty cold day. brian: and griff:, for that i give you credit we'll see you later watch your ears, tmz is saying the line really cannot be found in a john wayne movie but it could be the line that joe is expected to use in a 1952tyron power film called pony soldier. could you look up that? do you have a library near you? griff: let me look that up. apparently though, getting access to old john wayne movie that may be more difficult. brian: maybe that might be a little bit easier. ainsley: thank you so much, griff. steve: thankfully we've got disney plus. let's dial in bret baier, fox news chief political anchor, anchor and executive editor of special reports. he is live. i've never seen him without a neck tie, aside from out on the golf course. ainsley: you look great. steve: how are you? reporter: i'm well, how are you?

steve: we're doing okay. now is this the way to sweet talk somebody into voting for you by calling them a lying dog face pony soldier,, brett? reporter: i don't know, you know like we were trying to get the reference exactly the same, but john wayne? it's not really looking for the young voters there. brian: we don't know that he even said it but it's such like a line, it's like a line you can't just make that line up. its got to be from something. ainsley: brett is this the end of the road for him? reporter: listen if he comes in fourth or fifth, ainsley, i think it's really tough for the biden campaign. what donor is saying no, no, no, south carolina. i just think that fourth or fifth is a tough, tough spot for the biden campaign and that's where he's lining up right now. steve: also right now, there in new hampshire, bernie sanders is in the lead and you've got the insurgent mayor pete buttigieg, i'm going to go to a

little rally for mayor pete later this afternoon, with your correspondent peter doocy. he's really captured the imagination of a lot of people, mayor pete has, in new hampshire in the last couple of weeks. reporter: you know i was at a rally yesterday and it was by far the most packed, most people , the line went around the block, and you can say so much about crowd size. we said this in 2016 about donald trump and we said, you know, what does this mean? he's getting the biggest crowds here, and he's getting the most kind of looks from new hampshire , which 30% of them decide late and he's got a lot of people. ainsley: is it a bigger crowd than bernie? reporter: yeah, i went to a bernie rally, i went to klobuchar, i went to warren, biden, by far, is the smallest

that i've been to, and but it's just anecdotal, but you are see ing some pete-mentum. steve: i like that. brian: the latest poll of february 8 and 9 has sanders up by 8, pete buttigieg and klobuchar moving into third at 14, biden and warren tied at 12. the person also while everyone is focusing on biden, warren, she should be coming in a solid second at least, so this could be the legitimate end of the road for her, don't you think? reporter: i do. i mean, listen, biden or warren finishing fifth in the place for warren, that is next door, the state, is really really a problem, and i was at a klobuchar rally yesterday. they closed off the doors. the fire marshall came in and said we can't have any more and she's getting her own little boom-let here, because there is

something and i talk to voters there about authenticity here, that they really really value. brian: but she got 2 million off her debate, right? reporter: yeah, 3 million as of today, and i think, you know, there are people in new hampshire that look at her and say that she's the real deal. if warren finishes fifth i think it's a problem. steve: sure speaking of problems the iowa caucuses were a catastrophe for the democratic party. how, you know, they do it the old fashion way in new hampshire, and you know, secret ballot, you cast it and they count them at the end of the night. there's no thinking that's going to be messed up this time is there? reporter: no. they are really confident. i should not say that, because tuesday night as we're waiting for the vote, but they all walk around here saying iowa picks corn, we pick presidents. brian: let's talk about the

president tonight. he's going to be in new hampshire today at the southern new hampshire university, and i hear they are lining up, expect ing a big crowd. bret, if you'd put money on anything do you expect him to sound a lot like he did in the east room friday, or do you sense this is looking forward, we beat him before, we're on a role, here is my agenda, take a look at my budget what do you think? >> i'll go with the over. i think that i'm pretty sure that that's his style and he's feeling it. he's feeling comfortable in his skin post-acquittal from impeachment and that is what his supporters like and i think that you talk about crowds. he could blow the roof of some of these crowds. they had all candidates in one area where he's going to be. i bet he outcrowds them, if i had to guess. ainsley: it's good for him after

the last week it was looking good for him highest approval ratings. we talked to kellyanne conway earlier this and is what she says. >> one thing president trump can do in new hampshire tonight is talk about the american come back with the economic miracle happening in new hampshire because of president trump and the republican governor there, you have an unemployment rate under 3% in new hampshire, you have blue collar wages having risen there in the last three years, since this president was elected , and homeownership is up over 5%, fortunately, so the president has got a great message for new hampshire, a great message for the country so this is a country that literally works again and i think the president going there and having a crowd that no democrat whose running for president against him could possibly roll in. ainsley: brett what's your reaction? >> well i think that that's right and i do think he's going to get a big crowd. he has a lot of support in new hampshire. we did a voter piece four years ago with like voters and how they were thinking.

one of them was an owner of a tire shop, and so we went and talked to him again yesterday. four years ago he was for jedediah bush, he was not really sure. he ended up voting for trump but his business was dying. his tire shop was literally falling apart, because he wasn't getting business. i went back yesterday, it is like booming. he said he's never sold this many tires, he's in the tire business, and he doesn't like how president trump talks or communicates or tweet s, but he does like how many tires. steve: is he credits the trump economy for the turnaround? reporter: 100%. brian: people are driving more need more tires. reporter: and he said, you know, he's going to vote for president trump, but he still has a problem, he says, as a person, with the way that president trump communicates but his business and what has happened

is like the fact. ainsley: real quickly, do you think tom perez should resign after what happened in iowa at the dnc? reporter: long knives are out, clearly, and i bet he survives, but they're out, and look out, because the bernie sanders people are real, you know, they're thinking they are getting pulled out from under him again. brian: i know. steve: because it's fractional ized the number is going into the convention and it looks like it will not be settled on the first ballot and that's when they got bernie last time. brian: it'll make milwaukee fun. bret, we'll see you in a little while. reporter: see you. steve: find a neck tie, just saying. ainsley: he looks cute though. it's nice to see him in a different outfit. okay, gillian is there with headlines. reporter: good morning we begin with a fox news alert now because the man accused of shooting two cops in 12 hours is charged with attempted murder. surveillance video appears to show robert williams opening fire inside the new york

precinct. hours earlier police say he shot at two officers sitting inside a van in the bronx, hitting one officer in the neck. new york officials are condemning the attacks. >> this was an attempt to assassinate police officers. we need to use that word because it was a pre-meditated effort to kill, and not just to kill other human beings but to kill those who wear a uniform that represents all of us. >> in response to the violence a memo has been sent out by the city department of corrections edging employees and their loved ones not to wear any items with the department's name or logo. the memo is not associated with the nypd. another fox news alert breaking overnight, the deadly coronavirus infecting 60 new passengers on a cruise ship in japan. there are 130 patients sick on the diamond princess. a couple from florida is on the ship. it's day five of their 14-day quarantine. >> we're high risk category.

we're 75 and 77 so it's the older people who have been getting the sickest and dying. >> today a cruise ship in new jersey will finally set sail after four passengers tested negative for corona virus on friday. 910 people have died around the world. there are 12 confirmed cases in the u.s.. president trump's 2021 budget arriving on capitol hill moments ago. the $4.8 trillion proposal would cut medicaid and food stamps but raise military spending. earlier white house counselor kellyanne conway gave us a preview. >> the budget works for all americans deficit reduction of $4.6 trillion over 10 years it'll balance itself in 15 years we have more investments for nasa, more investments in rural america, things that matter to many americans. >> the budget also calls for $2 billion to secure the southwest border. a legendary coach comes home , bobby knight brought to tears as he's welcomed back to

indiana university. >> [chanting] >> knight was there to celebrate the 40th ann of his 1980 big 10 championship team. he hasn't stepped foot on campus since 2000 when he was fired for violating the behavior policy. knight skipped several reunions over the years refusing to return to the school. he was head coach for 29 seasons and won three national titles. i'll send it back to you. steve: wow. 20 years hard to believe. ainsley: unbelievable its been 20 years. brian: i can't believe we didn't have a heads up this was happening. ainsley: god its been 20 years that's crazy. steve: gillian thank you. meanwhile straight ahead on this monday, democrats vowing more investigations, more days after the president was acquitted. will it ever end? we're going to talk to congressman devon nunes he's coming up next.

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>> we will continue to do our oversight to protect and defend the constitution, but those cases still exist, if there are others that we see as an opportunity we'll take a judgment at that time. steve: well some democrats just not giving up yet, despite president trump's acquittal, in the senate last week. nancy pelosi house speaker still leaving the door open for more investigations before the president faces re-election. ainsley: so will it ever end and

where can the democrats go next? brian: here to weigh in is ranking house intelligence member gop congressman devon nunes. congressman we know they want to investigate but they also spent this weekend recalibrating, where do you think they're going to start if they do in fact start? what portion of the trump adminitration will they focus on ? >> i'd say that old habits die hard. they've done nothing else for their entire time they've controlled congress and don't forget the democrats and intelligence committee started this right after trump was elected so the thats over three years. i'm not sure they actually know how to do anything else, because for the most, for all practical purposes the intelligence committee and the house isn't really meeting my guess is they will start with john bolton, maybe others and they may concoct a new hoax, i'm not sure that the american people will believe it but you can be sure of one thing, the mainstream media will support whatever it is the narrative they want to build

steve: well congressman the mainstream media up in arms over the fact that on friday, the president of the united states ousted the vindman twins from working at the national security office, apparently the nsc advisor robert o'brien is set to overhaul the nsc staff as early as next week and people are saying this is payback for them telling the truth. what do you say about that? >> well it's a long time and coming, so i've been on fox several times saying that the national security council, number one, needs to be down sized, they don't need hundreds of people and number two, anyone that was there during the obama administration should be immediately removed from the white house and put somewhere else. i don't care where they go but just removed from the white house because look, we know that it's highly likely that many of the leaks that started at the very beginning of president trump's administration came from

the national security council and that should be very concerning and i've been saying this for a long time. it's sad that it's taken a new national security advisor, o'brien, to actually come in and start to clean this up so i would just say don't let the door hit you on the way out. media shouldn't over-exaggerate. nobody has lost their job, they are just going to be moved back to another position. ainsley: you thought you had a little break. you enjoyed your weekend i hope but here we go again. what's your reaction to joe biden and is this the end for him because he's not doing well, he didn't do well in iowa, it doesn't look like he's going to do well in new hampshire. >> i've actually said that for a long time and i think i said this on fox & friends that i didn't see biden as a legitimate candidate. i saw him over a year ago. he just doesn't look like he has it in him, and i'm not trying to be mean, i'm just calling balls and strikes. obviously i'm not going to vote for the democrat but he just seems like he's just slipping a little bit and you know, you

look yesterday and this is i think i heard you guys talk about this this morning. he called a lady -- ainsley: lying dog faced pony soldier. >> yeah, if i said that, i mean , you guys be , you'd have my head on a pike. i mean you just can't say things like that if you're running for a political office. ainsley: it's just weird. what does that even mean? brian: we're trying to find out what would prompt it. >> right, right, and i just don't think name calling to people who are your voters is probably not a good idea. ainsley: [laughter] he does tell people just go vote for someone else. he said that a few times too. steve: a unique way of achieving the nomination. ainsley: it be entertaining if he were on stage though with president trump. >> it be but i don't think that's going to happen. he's going to be lucky to finish in fourth i think in new hampshire. steve: let's see what happens we'll be there shortly. devon nunes thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me this morning. steve: coming up. ainsley: we all loved bill murray in the movie caddyshack.

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registration tent smiles during his first court appearance, look at this , he is being held on half a million dollars bond in florida. officers say he intentionally drove into the tent in jacksonville, no one was hurt. brian? brian: thank you very much. meanwhile, 31 minutes before the top of the hour the next guest is racing into the top of this weekend daytona 500 on fox with a big win under his belt, rickysenhouse jr. driving number 47 finishing first, yesterday, flying at 195 miles per hour, this is the first time since 2014 a driver outside hendrix motor motorsports took the top spot. ricky congratulations. thank you, i appreciate it. brian: do you get the sense as you're closing in on that mark that you're going and doing something special? >> yeah, i think we ran our lap , we were the 18th car to go out for qualifying and then i had to stand there on pit road and wait for all of the other cars to finish their runs, and kind of just kept looking at the

scoring tower to make sure that we stayed first, and we had a couple that got close to us, but luckily, my guy built a really fast race car and we were able to hang on for the win. brian: you were using this term saying we were cutting bodies off this car for a while. what does that mean? >> in the off season we take our cars to the wind tunnel and we have a new chevy cam era camaro this year so we were learning our car throughout the wind tunnel and we would make adjustments and go back to the shop and cut our bodies apart and just make them better so the guys worked really really hard this off season and it show ed when we qualified first. brian: when you said you're proud to do it for chevy too and this is the fastest camaro you've been in? >> yeah well that's because last year and my whole career i've been driving the mustangs, so i told them this is the fastest camaro that i'd ever driven because my first year, first race, first qualifying effort in the camaro. brian: do you feel pressured now

to win this thing? >> you definitely feel a little bit more pressure but also more confident as well because you know that you have the fastest car down at the daytona 500 coming up next sunday, so we're ready to go. i'm anxious and now we've got to sit until thursday, we race our duals on thursday night. brian: you said that you feel like you have something to prove , in what way? >> switching over to a new team , kind of a fresh start with some great people, and i know that we hadn't once since 2017 and we didn't make the playoffs in 2018 or 2019 so we're looking to get back, win races, compete for wins week in and week out so we're anxious and ready to show what we can do brian: well already that's a win getting the poll position, right >> it's a great start to the season for our kroger team that's for sure. it's kind of like you said it's first time since the last six or seven years that hendrix car didn't qualify on the poll, but it's nice to be the ones to knock them off of it.

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shooting two cops in 12 hours is charged with attempted murder. surveillance video as you're looking at right now appears to show robert williams opening fire inside the new york precinct in the bronx. steve: hours earlier police say he shot at two officers sitting inside a van, also in the bronx, hitting one officer in the neck. this guy has a rap sheet going back to when he was just 17. he was convicted of attempted murder, robbery, and assault, in 2002 and in that incident he shot a person and got in a gun fight with officers. he was paroled in 2017 before being arrested for a dui one year later. he is due in court later today on that charge. ainsley: in response to this violence a memo has been sent out by the city department of corrections urging employees and their loved ones not to wear any items with the department's name or logo. the memo is not associated with the nypd so let's bring in eric trump, son of the president donald trump and executive vice president of the trump organization. thanks for being with us. your dad tweeted about this

basically saying he grew up here. i grew up in new york city, and over many years got to watch how greatncy's finest are now because of weak leadership of the governor and mayor stand away, water thrown at them, regulations and lack of support our wonderful nyc police are under assault stop this. >> it's so sad i know so many people are incredible men and women just truly the best and the problem is we do have awful leadership. what mayor deblasio has done not into y into into did if actions speak louder than words you have officers on the street having big buckets of water and other things thrown at them and guess what leadership does. they do absolutely nothing. they hardly condemn it's only after quite frankly outrage largely because fox brings it up , that somebody finally says something but what they've done between them, new york is more dangerous than it was ever before. guiliani did a great job clean ing up the city and honestly, the democrat policies of this mayor and he's so far

left, have made this city more dangerous and it's so sad. i mean, officers being assassinated? think about a memo. are the bravest men and women in this country think about a memo going out. please don't wear your uniform when you're in public, because, you know, that might cause you to risk your life. it's insane. it should not happen. it doesn't happen anywhere else other than new york city and a couple places in california, all run by leftists. steve: we had a police panel about two hours ago on this program and they said look, he is the boss of the cops, because he is the boss of the police commissioner, but at the same time he is anti-cop they say. >> he is anti-cop. every time there's a funeral the mayor shows up and guess what happened. every single officer turns around 180 and turns their back to the mayor of the city. he's been so anti-law enforcement it shows he doesn't stand with the men and women out there. he just doesn't, and he allows them to get beat up and

assaulted and every time they try and arrest somebody because they are a good, he ends up investigating them and throwing them in jail and calling them racist and this and that and its got to stop. its got to stop. brian: and you know, we also said in your interview, steve he thinks it's the ferguson effect, that there's been an over- compensation for it. steve: nationwide. brian: and now all of a sudden, people are on the aggressive against the cops. let's talk politics if we can. the president had a week, you've probably been waiting for for almost three years. >> the best. it was an unbelievable week. obviously iowa was incredible, impeachment was incredible, fundraising has bin credible. i went to iowa, right? my father was running uncontested really in the state. steve: the republican side did okay. it was the democrats where it malfunctioned. >> steve, i had 700 people coming to my rally for a man un aring uncontested they were at 8:00 at night bringing their infant children dressed up in

trump make america great gear, trump sweaters it was unbelievable. the showing of support was incredible. you look at the other side they couldn't tabulate 170,000 votes that's how pathetic the democrat s are. steve: eric i read in the des moines register after the iowa caucus because your dad got 97% didn't need to have that kind of a presence, but the people who showed up wanted to send a signal to him, that despite impeachment, they were still 100 % behind him. >> that's right. isn't that nice to show up in force? so we had congressmen, senators, the entire campaign, the rnc we went in as 80 people and took that state by storm and it was such a nice showing of unification of the republican party, the excitement on the ground was unlike anything i've ever seen, the love in this country for my father is unbelievable. we're going to win this. ainsley: you had a poll, they interviewed 400 new hampshire democratic primary voters and they asked them which one they prefer, which outcome.

a giant meteor striking the earth and extinguishing all human life or your dad winning again, 62% chose the meteor. >> think about a university in this country doing a poll about a presidential candidate versus mass extinction of mankind. i mean, honestly, university of massachusetts should be more focused on educating kids net ting them jobs when they get out of college and not having education being $80,000 a year. it's insane. ainsley: it's just a joke. they knew they were going to say that. >> and do you know what he's never been more popular, we've never had more support and raised more money. people come up to me every day hugging me tell your father thank you on behalf of america thank you. i was a democrat my entire life. i'm voting for your father a whole community is voting for your father, we've never been stronger, my father has never been stronger we had an amazing week last week. ainsley: he said its effected his family so how did you all feel this weekend? >> we felt great. certainly there's no people

taking more punches throughout this process. you guys have seen it but we care about this country and we care about fighting. my father has done everything right, the economy is the best its ever been, patriotism is back in this nation, religion, you know, religious liberty is back in this nation. he's done so many unbelievable things and literally changed the fabric. i really think this country be in a very very different place if the past candidate would have gotten in and you see the radicals on the stage and bernie sanders, right? let's tax everybody 85% and takeaway. think about the notion they couldn't count 170,000 votes in iowa, yet you want to let bernie sanders run healthcare for this nation, something as complicated as healthcare. think about that notion, and they would run the one meteor using the analogy, the one meteor be the economy. these people would tank the economy of this country so fast and we're doing so well i'm proud of him. brian: can you preview the

speech tonight? >> if you go out he's going to do what he does best which is talk to people. i love seeing at rallies because it just in plates him. he comes out and he has the energy in him of the entire crowd and it keeps him going. when you're watching d.c. and deal with the swamp all day it's if he doesn't get drained it's draining and he loves being with the people and that's when he's at his best. steve: do you think your dad will use the expression lying dog face pony soldier? >> probably not. [laughter] i think that one surprised all of us. i don't know where that came from but that person is pretty relevant right now so it's doesn't all but matter. ainsley: not the girl. brian: not john wayne, whoever he was quoting. ainsley: thanks, eric. steve: 16 minutes before the top of the hour and gillian has news reporter: good morning we begin here a convictedfelon and gang member is behind bars accused of attacking a police officer. video shows the man threatening

to shoot himself and officers as they surround his car in florida. we do want to warn you this is disturbing. >> i need you to stay on the phone with me, please. >> all automatic weapons in this vehicle. >> officers used tear gas to get him to surrender. a manhunt is underway for whoever vandalized a war memorial during a violent antifa protest, disturbing messages like kill cops and punch cops covering the monument in portland, oregon. some people were attacked with metal-tipped umbrellas, rocks or concrete during the four-hour protest. three people are under arrest. actor bill murray knows how to make golf entertaining. >> the former greenskeeper now about to become the masters champion. it's in the hole!

but he put on a real show, after missing a putt at the pebble beach pro-am. >> [applause] >> oh, man the ghostbusters star tapping the ball in from behind after missing the hole which resulted in a violation and he then walked off tossing his putter. i'll send it back to you. steve: that's how it's done. thank you, gillum. brian: meanwhile janice dean is out on the fox square the umbrella is down which means the rain has stopped. >> janice: it is national umbrella day but thankfully we don't need one and this is a dog at the dog show what's his name? >> jericho. >> what breed is he? he is adorable. hi, love bug how are you? i'm going to vote for you. looks like a lion. oh, my gosh you're so cute. and that probably take as much

time to get my hair like that. let's take a look at the maps real quick it is the westminster dog show happening here in new york city starting tonight. so we do have this front that's going to bring the potential for showers and thunderstorms as well as snow across portions of the north east the interior northeast we'll see the potential for flooding, flash flooding along portions of the south and the mississippi river valley and also some snow for the south west. wave, everybody i'm so glad you came to new york. shear magic, interest orlando we love it, and good luck, my friend! tonight at the dog show. all right, everybody back inside steve: all right, j. d., thank you. happy national umbrella day. meanwhile brad pitt got political last night, after winning his first oscar for acting. >> they told me that i only have 45 seconds up here, which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. strategist well michael loftus has the real winners and losers from last

nights show and he's coming up next. ainsley: but first let's check in with ed henry to find out what's coming up at the top of the hour. ed: good morning friends we are all over the coronavirus deaths reaching over 900 and that's what we saw ahead of the new hampshire primary and republican governor flying with the president up to his big rally tonight and we're all over that plus brian york on the democratic stakes and with the president's new budget out today we talked to his budget chief our headliner join us top of the hour. good morning!

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steve: well last night was oscar night, hollywood's biggest night , brad pitt winning his first okay car of his career and wasted no time getting political >> 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 quentin does a movie about it in the end. the adults do the right thing. ainsley: here with the biggest hits and misses from last nights academy awards comedian and host of the freedom to laugh comedy tour on fox nation, michael loft us. >> good morning. the brad pitt thing was kind of funny. it's a good line 45 seconds longer than the senate gave bolton, boom he scored with that , but you know what it's also 45 seconds longer than anyone in hollywood gave trump a

chance. you know? it's like even before trump was elected they were like oh, he wait him and he's guilty. brian: also they referenced cows which i wasn't expecting so they like to be a little bit surprised by that but real quick , this comedy thing that you're doing on fox nation. >> you shift it a couple gears and i love it, i love the can do , go get them attitude yeah it's the freedom to laugh comedy tour which we did a special for fox nation. it's hilarious. it is a great time. it's so rare that like people who think like-minded political ly we can get together, people who lean to the right and we laugh. my buddy brian hayner has the best song about alexandria ocasio-cortez and he just took real clips from things she said. steve: michael just like the me rv griffin show you brought a clip. >> i brought a clip i didn't even know. steve: take a look from the comedy tour. >> you don't like it when he

tweets, i know you voted for him but you don't like it when he tweets and i'm like that's my favorite part. got such timing and such a gift and i love when he was going with kim jong-un, you know, and oh, little rocket man stuff. that's one for the ages. they should be a whole wing in the library of congress. brian: in his library at the very least. steve: we thought it be effective to cutoff the laughter. >> [laughter] >> we cutoff the laughter for the comedian. i think it's great. it'll make it so much more interactive when you actually watch the special. it'll be like well this is like 90% more funny than the clip! ainsley: i want to watch it. >> that's value-added fox nation people. ainsley: brian is on fox nation too. brian: i've got a brand new season of what made america great. >> it's almost like they will give anyone a show. brian: here is a look at what

you'll see in season 4. >> ♪ ♪ brian: any comprehensive look at american history has to include this stuff. these battles will define the future for all freedom-lov ing people, and looking at the beautiful hudson river is where washington spent more time than anybody else in newberg, new york. why did he choose here, what was actually done here? steve: that looks great. >> hopefully you'll like it, i think these are the best five. >> they are pretty awesome i saw your live show a couple weeks ago it was fantastic. who actually writes those for you? >> [laughter] brian: right? it's all up here and i'll come if you get me in for it. >> and i want a vip lan yard. brian: you have one. steve: i wish we could have talked about lying dog face pony soldier. >> that's the coolest thing

that joe biden has ever done politically. brian: in what way? >> because it just sounds cool, you lying dog face pony soldier. steve: that's john wayne! >> i'll start using that in my every day life. brian: but if you want that woman's vote it's not the way to win her over. >> he was trying. he took an angle like i'm going to lash out at this girl in a cute little way. i don't think she likes it. ainsley: thank you, michael. we'll be right back. in 1950, king's hawaiian was born from an irresistibly delicious idea.

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>> another road trip. we're heading to new hampshire today. we'll be live there from tomorrow and the next day. >> they don't have the app they have in iowa. we are expecting results. >> sandra: see you in manchester. fox news alert. the final stretch in new hampshire. hours until voters cast ballots in tomorrow's first in the nation primary. here we go. good morning, i'm sandra smith. >> ed: another big week. good morning. i'm ed henry. 2020 candidates barnstorming the state all day long. latest polling bernie sanders on top 27%. pete buttigieg in second but may be slipping while amy klobuchar and may be climbing. >> sandra: the president wants to shake up the dems a bit will be holding a rally there tonight as each candidate makes the case they are the ones to beat him. >> i