a blast. iowa there for two days. fun t to be there. tamika hart, confirmed to these jillian: kfc collaborating to make limited edition bucket clogs. fun to be a part of election the fridafried chicken recipe. year. organizations other than fox news. up in new hampshire for she's applauding the prosecutors about two days too. at least a little break in between so i could come home and be a momma. criticizing bars decision saying brian: best thing about it that that post. sounds delightful. so when you say words like, rob: bye. was the complex that we had "show me best of prime video" ♪ into this, you'll see awesome stuff like this. in the lodge. but we can't say the post. steve: compound. brian: unbelievable it. this had anti- trump biased. discover prime originals like, also shows i never thought the emmy award winning the marvelous mrs. maisel, ♪ made for joy you would have to ask an intimacy is a democrat that tom clancy's jack ryan, anchor to whisper in the ♪ happy dance morning to not wake up yesterday a judge denied the and the man in the high castle. request from our for a new ainsley. the prime timelineup was all in the same place as your live tv. steve: we are doing the 15 feet away from you. happy dance it has been a was that surreal. it's all included with your amazon prime membership. busy traveling february for trial. and whether or not this news or "fox & friends." we have been down to ainsley: can i sleep through that's how xfinity makes tv... thinking. the foreperson, or anything else will impact things, next week to washington. we have been down to i slept through hurricane simple. easy. awesome. florida. we have been up to new be sentenced. ♪ i'm feeing good right now hampshire. hugo. we went throughl was a lot of anchors were it. complaining about our steve: can you believe or in the middle marching band. of another one of these it woke them all up at 4:30. investigations what the heck. steve: turn about is fair since the department of course it be here we go again, play. wake us talking loud during certainly when at least one the prime time we can cue a senator, one running for president mind you, is marching band at 4:45 in the steve: the man who ran rammed mentioning the i word already. morning. ainsley: did they wake you his van alleged fly a voter steve: do you just hang up.

up? i literally walked out my door and on the step. registration tent in florida told deputies the attack was steve: i didn't hear a motivated by his hate for steve: i'm going to bring that code up there and bring it for you. thing. trump but a story you will it's the best when they make. ainsley: sleep walk in your likely only if you are pajamas through bret baier's watching this channel. brian: networks barely in new hampshire and iowa. coverage. steve: none of that happened reported on this at all. ainsley: or you will read about it in thank you so much. here's the thing, so a jury said as of saturday only nbc tmz. thank you for recalling our covered it for only 25 that he is guilty, guilty of lying under oath. team. seconds. ainsley: our team is ainsley: here-to-is joe this that we recommend nine years. incredible. it takes a lot of work to concha. does that surprise you. everyone we talked to, put all that together. >> surprise my at thi me at thit thank you. department of justice looks at steve: we were just doing a little of the traveling that anymore? no. that incense the attorney general says sorry, the attorney griff does all the time. go to a parallel universe president trump is coming to for a moment where somebody the attorney general's defense as calls for bill drives a car into a tent general says i think that is too barr to resign are growing that, say, warren supporters with some democrats. much. let's reevaluate this. are trying to register folks >> yeah with democrats only or klobuchar or sanders? brian: but what their upset about is they are not going anywhere. do you think it would be 25 democrats demanding an seconds only on one network. investigation after the doj the democrats thought that was too much. reduced its sentencing steve: you mean a republican this bring in at newt gingrich. behind the wheel. recommendation for former >> a trump supporter wearing trump advisor roger stone. a maga hat it. would go from zero minutes of coverage to having to put ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live from washington as former republican presidential the woman who served as candidate and freight 1 or 2 zeros in front of it. stone's jury foreperson 24/7 wall-to-wall. surfaces now so to do her steve: they would be having newsletter. mr. speaker, we are talking anti-trump tweets. griff, what is this all about. obviously not for the ld be blamed earlier about it sounds like the president and served on the president trump would be

blamed for it. you created this culture. democrats are looking for jury. are you going to answer for another reason to perhaps griff: this is very interesting. good morning, ainsley, this? ask me if any democratic impeach the president. lawmaker has been asked about it. is that how you see it. brian, and steve. brian: that lunatic in his i came home to uproar over van that sent out all those stone's sentencing which by notes to threatening those news anchors. the way isn't scheduled to happen until next week. in florida as well. >> i think about ever since that affected the election drawing attention to stone's trial who has come forward to lament this newspaper. of 2018. >> that deserved coverage, 10:00 o'clock on election night, her name is tamika harp ran muslims in this country wake up right? just like this deserves every morning knowing the truck coverage. fortunately, the good news has done something horrible they for congress in tennessee as steve: despite good sanctuaries, a democrat. is, that the days of just just don't know what it is yet. her twitter feed shows quite new york here anyway, 2, 4, a bit of anti-trump bias. but they are confident they will and 7. find it during the day. lawmakers narrowly event a bill her social media criticism of stone's sentencing has nbc, abc, "the washington post" dominating the news banning assault weapons and no now been deleted. those days are over. newt: this is the latest and bring out we would have to get because people are now that national security councils permission from her to get hearing about it on, say, done magazines to carry more it. than 12 rounds. we are working on that. fox news, for instance, or totally within his rights. that was an outrage and this is the visual now advance to the but it's getting a lot of people online, almost like an outrage, imagine people like state senate, which is passed attention because she is standing for the four the paul reveres on twitter making sure that this story several other pieces of anti-gun prosecutors who dropped from these go through their lives legislation. that case. gets out and gets hundred being outraged over nothing. meanwhile calls for attorney 2444 covington pike dreads joining us now to discuss this of thousands of views. and then we will happen to them nationally syndicated radio some of the headlines i have host, dana. general barr's resignation growing much louder. seen in the coverage after when we finally in that outrage. dana good morning. this will make you nauseous. senator elizabeth warren is now invoking a word send steve: like what. >> politico, for instance. you will notice by the way that >> good morning. let me read this one when hillary clinton takes a it's the one this will probably republicans vow, quote, hammer to physically destroy the shock waves through rescreening at ballot box pass. washington. >> we can't let this moment after volunteers nearly hit you save this is a conversation, in van. in other words, it's being go unremarked. hard drive of a computer, it without confrontation. explain that. what the attorney general has done. turned on ear. we should all be calling for would've thought was an "time" magazine quotes the obstruction of justice, nothing dana: the resignation of the attorney general.

if he won't resign, guy. quote someone had to take a happens. we've had no action yet on the remember, the attorney stand after man allegedly that's exactly what it is to general can be impeached. fbi agents who lied to the fisa feel horrible watch and virginians suffer through this. drives. ainsley: this is why the >> ? all started from the news president says he has to court which is by the way also a i know that democrats and that stone was facing 79 tweet. if you watch some of these delegates and some of the senate networks, it's fake news. have been consistent to say this they are not telling the is that compensation is not a man demanding that objects, truth. felony. and certainly comparable to what years under prosecutor's >> not telling the truth but stone is being attacked for. guidelines on monday. also not telling the story. and somehow, if you're after midnight team barr and the most insidious. conservative and cindy powell inanimate objects that are now his team changed course the ainsley: why aren't they. >> most insidious kind of has written two books on this apparently illegally owned. next day suggesting a lower sentence and of course all it must be turned or destroyed. four prosecutors we now know media bias the bias of from this is of having worked in the justice department, at the omission. when you knowingly and level of corruption among some on the case have resigned. intentionally suppress a we are manning new acquisition story because it doesn't fit of firearms, the grandfathering it. the president's tweet had the desired narrative. existing semi automatic rifles, absolutely nothing to do of the career professionals is with the change and blasting here the desired narrative amazing. is not what people want to and they are perfectly willing to use the biased. these magazines in the rifles the treatment of hisconfidante. hear is that trump in this case, with stone, is supporters are targeted, >> the fact is that roger too. they could being victims, truly absurd with former acting that were grandfathered in, that too. instead, if these were was not in the original stone was tweeted horribly democrats that were language. any of the governor that only and many other people. attorney general pointed out, agrees to that bill after they their lives were destroyed. registering people, i am for a guy who is a first heard from so many virginia roger stone for doing nobody telling it you would be voters. even knows what he did. endless wall-to-wall i would make a supportive point. frankly they ought to coverage. democrats say that this is about apologize to a lot of people steve: silence is deafening. offense, and nonviolent offense, >> silence of the lambs. not drug-related, not violent crime related, to be given as a whose lives they have ruined. thanks, guys. gun scents and safety. but at the same time, the griff: where this stands a steve: meanwhile, joe biden judge denied a request for hugging a person right recommendation and maximum sentencing for a new trial there. penalizing and demanding a and, of course, is he going looking to rebound after sentence, is truly property of law-abiding gun to be sentenced next week, extraordinary. owners. there also pushing us in a bill that would push for the early we think. lackluster. his campaign says they have release of 300 violent felons. there is always the possibility of a pardon. not lost the momentum. the president isn't we are going to talk to newt commenting on it. gingrich about that coming we are talking races. we're talking people of meanwhile attorney general barr has agreed to testify before the how fast committed acts of criminal up.an violence. these individuals would get

judiciary committee at the brian: this one of the things of end of next month and that ♪ worried about. among the people upset by the early release at the same time. new york times saying they were foreperson we mentioned at a firewall has been broken with the top of the report the president raises, that they assume till the doj what to do they're looking to disarm apparently wanting to speak it does nothing to kill the bacteria. in the doj acts on the with the virginians. that doesn't sound like any type out but now not wanting president wants. they worry about our system of safety or make sense. treat diarrhea at its source with pepto diarrhea. crashing into itself. people to see what she was speaking out about. steve: will this pass. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: that's right. so, griff, is it clear newt: first of all, the president of dana: it will pass the senate most whether or not the jury the united states has in the likely yes. constitution, the federal power steve: foreperson's social media we will see what happens. and political distances were to pardon anybody wants to for dana thank you very much for any reason. joining us. thank you. ever discussed during jury so he really wanted to intervene we'll step aside for mark fox selection? griff: we have no and friends coming up. allegations of misconduct by he could just issue a pardon. take c. any member of the jury. and be over. but he hasn't done that. what's interesting is that when this memphis newspaper, powerful, soothing relief the daily mem memphi. to defeat your worst cold and flu symptoms fast. so the actual sentencing will be by a judge but i do think any reasonable person which excludes device: (sneezes) theraflu. the power is in your hands. >> a n declined an interview most of the democrats, but any so we actually can't ask her reasonable person, would look at because she is not willing ior anything i want to buy isk going to be on rakuten. that's in sake this is a real rakuten is easy to use, to entertain questions about free to sign up and it's in over 3,000 stores. abuse of power by some career it. steve: gotcha. griff, thank you. lawyers or anti- trump going i buy a lot of makeup. ainsley: thank you, griff. brian: democrats couldn't after a trump supporter at a shampoo, conditioner. wait more than 36 hours books, food. level which they would never without getting into some apply to somebody who has travel. shoes. major investigation. stuff for my backyard. year stating it. lighting their hair on fire. anything from clothes to electronics. supported hillary clinton or steve: they are good at it. bernie sanders. workout gear. i even recently got cash back on domain hosting. brian: if you are good at

something go back to it. ainsley: let's talk about the race. you can buy tires. to me, rakuten is a great way to get cash back eric swalwell said i on anything you buy. wouldn't rule out joe biden was a front runner a rack it up with rakuten, few months ago and now is in impeachment. ainsley: the president said south carolina and human fourth sign up today to get cash back on everything you buy. that someone else got two and iowa any stirring out some month, two month sentence more things to try to remount for leaking information at the highest level. but yet they are treating from those losses. roger stone very badly. do think it is a lost cause. steve: it is believe he was newt: i think the only chance divided referring to rick gates as to get back in the game, is chair of his campaign and testified against paul to have to debate performances manafort. brian: cut a deal. steve: according to "the are two debates between now and washington post." these career prosecutors south carolina. were sparring with their he has to be so up on his game, supervisors about how long so aggressive, so practice, so to suggest a sentence. willing to slug it out. and they said 79 years. people if he would sleepwalk ultimately the career prosecutors won. and then when the president commented on it, then the doj, a couple hours later through these two debates, i said they were shocked. think is basically gone. they would move to undo it. but ultimately it comes down to now that they have he would have the resources, he recommended three or four will be able to compete. years in prison. it still comes down to a i seek no education yet that they understand that this is life-and-death for his career. and that the only way he can turn it around, is to stand in the same stage with buttigieg

and co- butt with amy klobuchare buttigieg. i doubt that is capable of doing that. brian: in new hampshire, joe biden was bill barr thinks the two or good and she amy klobuchar was three years is more proportional. good, the biden people prosecutors don't sentence apparently went to her as a late people. presidents don't sentence people. fox news commentators don't deciders going forward, the lead sentence people. 100% online car buying. carvana's had a lot of firsts. story now and new york times is judges do. the notion that bill barr car vending machines. and now, putting you in control democrats split the anxiety should resign is about the of your financing. dumbest damn thing i have at carvana, get personalized terms, among interest because right heard. if a united states senator now, bernie sanders is the face really believes that the browse for cars that fit your budget, of the party. head of the department of then customize your down payment and monthly payment. as the party, bernie sanders the justice cannot weigh in on what a proportional sentence and these aren't made-up numbers. in, i mean there are child it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. socialist, kinsman. pornographers who don't get whether you're shopping or just looking. newt: nine years. it only takes a few seconds, brian: pretty clear. that's why the president and it won't affect your credit score. finally! a totally different way to finance your ride. i don't want to quite go that maybe felt comfortable far yet but i think i like to tweeting about it. only from carvana. you are asking for 9 years think that he could win. the new way to buy a car. it is probable that he would be in prison for roger stone in beaten in sort of a george mcgovern disaster during one or the back of his mind how they took him down with two states . you are about to

basically a swat or seal team tried to neutralize or have bloomberg as the new face secure the location plus of the democratic party. 70-plus-year-old man walks he is tired 2100 people. out and says are you looking for me? it is spending at least a so seeing the overdone on billion dollars. roger stone, the four i was with him a little while prosecutors walk out. ago and various people on twitter, thor doing ulcers of weird things, bloomberg is now maybe more will walk out. buying ads and some of the and democrats' intent on giving the president another weirdest sites in america. 10-point boost in the approval rating. steve: ainsley: what happens next the judge will ultimately decide. we have heard time and time influencers. newt: again from the ag. he will spend more on social this is his job. is he supposed to look at media lien and the entire amy how jury's rule and he makes his recommendations. his recommendation two to klobuchar campaign. three years. the jury says nine years. that doesn't include tv advertising and staff. a judge will ultimately by super tuesday, you be able to decide at the end of february. steve: sounds like february 20th is the day the realize how big of a threat bloomberg is. judge will decide. brian: meanwhile, let's switch biden is releasing all of this opposition research video on gears back to politics. of course, we have been bloomberg on his past excellent. covering it extensively. >> they sounded great and hadsu. you know the news. as a republican mayor an bernie sanders, two in a row. they had a horn section. he did not win new hampshire independent manner than a democratic mayor. by the 20 points he did in it doesn't bother you. 2016. but, nonetheless, it does ainsley: not really. harsh things about minority communities and then he was

look like he is the number one guy to beat right now. how many people were in the van. bragging about this call plant >> tomorrow, valentines day a the "new york times" has got that can translate to a lot of special live studio audience. jobs and then redlining, he an item, their lead story is >> we have so many fun things, talked about how financing and steve: i want them to be able to cash democrats split deepens in. some surprises prepared. anxiety among centrists. this way musicians have the best forcing banks to get financing and what it says is because to people not worthy and >> if you'd like to be part of a joe biden has done so badly, future audience, g go to fox and field possible. redlining. friends.com and sign up. there is no clear moderate perpetuating the 2008 collapse of the economy. all of these things are out as an alternative to bernie there. they're defendable. speaking of the attorney bloomberg has to figure out if sanders. general. president trump in the going. keep in mind. the party elders believe the attorney general, they does he want to defend it or bernie sanders, who could be resign. apologize for it. >> sandra: a fox news alert the nominee, cannot win the newt: now, a startling spike in new white house because he is a some democrats demanding an investigation of the department what is is fascinating is what cases of the coronavirus as the number of deaths skyrockets more socialist. of justice reduced their percent of this fortune came from cutting deals with the brian: what i love most is that people who don't really sentencing recommendation before than 15,000 new cases reported look at bernie sanders' advisor roger stone, for nine dictatorship in china. yesterday alone bringing the policies. years down about a fraction of when the chinese dictatorship put pressure on bloomberg news, total to 60,000 worldwide. they say he is authentic. they caved totally. look at policies like medicare for all. that. and he basically said, were not meanwhile, there have been more ainsley: the people that are upset the woman who serve someone on than 1300 deaths total. are the horrible working going to print anythinld be class people who, for good morning, i am sandra smith. >> ed: i am ed henry. example our unions that unhappy. glad to be back home in with negotiated cadillac the jury surfaces and it turns you. so what share of the money will healthcare plans in lieu of out she doesn't like president maybe salary increases like, he try to buy the presidency trump. she think she's a racist. actually came from china. a 14th key is now confirmed here for example, the most powerful union in nevada. in the u.s., the patient among they came out and they claim and his willingness to be cozy brian: the new house immigratio beforee with the dictatorship. the hundreds evacuated from brian: viciously attacked by that is fascinating. sanders' supporters because they say they don't want in democrats were saying that china, now an american couple is

the president was tough on china describing what it's like being medicare for all. quarantined on the diamond we like our medical plan. judiciary calls for his and that helps their cause. people are sticking up for resignation are growing louder. elisabeth warren even going to so they're going to be twisted and elizabeth warren is a threaten to take us back down into a pretzel to find a difficult place she does not candidate. want to alienate the future the impeachment road. steve: nominee at the same time real quick question note. says union members should >> we can't let this moment go about the people who voted in not be harassed. the republican primary up in new if you use the culinary hampshire, when the president union in nevada, can you unremarked. with the attorney general does, even win nevada as a did like 70000 more than barack we should all be called to the obama did, as an incumbent, why democrat? ainsley: that's a good resignation of the attorney general. question. i don't know. the president was asked to if you if you will resign, weigh in on this. are so many of the parties he was asked hot frontrunner remember can be impeached. is at this point. brian: listen. showing up to support the president who doesn't really need it in the primary. >> who is the democratic recall that this started after the guidelines initially given frontrunner, sir? >> that's a good question. newt: i would say, on the skill of the i would say bernie looks calling for 79 yeary like he is doing very well. i think people like his team that they assembled, they message. he has energy. a midnight tweet by the present. have done an amazing job of his people have energy. but they like his message. the doj says that the president reaching out to people building had nothing to do with the these huge rallies. but i think are too big drivers. but a lot of people don't change former acting attorney what is there are a lot of like that particular people who are proud of donald message. but there is a group that blasted the stone case earlier probably agrees with it and, on fox and friends. trump. you know, whoever it is, we in the really excited about what will take them on, but it >> there's really no precedent he is achieving. for a case like this that is in they really want to show that they are with him and realize it would certainly seem that bernie sanders has the a drug deal is a fight. advantage right now. the other frankly is and i'm steve: going forward as they wonder as this party takeover occurs, you know, using might language, there are a lot of people that are plain the next event is going to to stop. that's the way the house democrats have behaved.

be in nevada. and brian, to your point, in the thing that you just the culinary union is so sentimental ago from elisabeth warren, they want to go out and powerful there. so it's very interesting. start getting into the face of the democrats in sake you want joe biden did not go to to have a real fight, we are nevada. i went to south carolina. ready to have a real fight. because he feels that nevada is in the bag. in the story you had a little and when you look at the. while ago about the guy who brian: for him? drives a truck into a public and steve: yeah. the union was warned against tent. maybe a shock to her democratic supporting any candidate that is for medicare for friends, but we get pretty irritated when people drive trucks into our sites. all. so, essentially the union is saying you cannot support one of the ways you can even as you turn out and vote and prove that donald trump, he did better bernie sanders. than reagan, he did better than joe biden fire wall. he thinks the union is going carter, he did better than to come out for him in about clinton, then george w. bush and a week and support him better than obama. completely. he doesn't have to worry the best turnout for incumbents, about bernie sanders in nevada. that's why i is in south in modern times in new hampshire. brian: iowa happy to. carolina. ainsley: he said the and strong in new hampshire and african-american vote has a little bit better as he headed not been cast yet. to nevada. steve: next vote is in we haven't really seen some nevada why isn't he there. recent polling. ainsley: maybe start in south carolina go to nevada in exciting times and speaker. and come back to south everybody is fighting with carolina. brian: we haven't seen a everybody. it. ainsley: poll since january. thank you for joining us. newt:

the poll shows that joe you won't be bored. biden should not feel assured of any type of victory. so much has happened since january. brian: everything is new in concert. right now biden one point ainsley: over sanders. welcome to the roaring 20s. 2020. 7 points over warren, she brian: was once hot. not close now. tell us something different jillian. >> this right. steyer is going to do better in nevada and south carolina than anywhere else. a huge spike in corona virus and buttigieg has not shown any traction outside the first two. we will see if anything debts. more than 15000 cases in just changes. ainsley: i wonder if that will change. one day. it comes as a 14 coronavirus steve: with bloomberg, you know, he is going to run just as many ads as tom confirmed in the u.s. the cdc says that the person steyer. arrived on the state departmente whatever time is available, bloomberg will buy. brian: other thing is, there is a debate in between. bloomberg will take part in outbreak started. that debate but not take today the senate is asked part in the caucus. affected to pass several ainsley: we were blown away by the numbers. people that went to the polls in new hampshire for president trump, he barely lost that state. republicans are backing the measures scheduled for a vote steve: he is the incumbent. this afternoon the bill was ainsley: he is the introduced after president trump incumbent. and 130,000 people, ordered the drone strike that killed iranian general so money. basically, went to vote for him. brian: compared to other the they said don't pass it past presidents going for re-election. ainsley: president obama 50,000. same with bush.

and then clinton 76, 77,000. because it shows weakness. he's expected to veto it if it isn't that amazing? makes it to the oval office. two of americans most steve: it is amazing. as we heard in iowa, a number of people showed up to vote for the president in prestigious universities the caucuses. university now under enunciation . looking into harvard and yale republican caucuses they didn't have an app. for failing to report hundreds of millions of dollars from so we actually know the numbers. the reason they went to iowa foreign donors. by law both countries anything to caucus for the president, the republicans, was to show him that after the over a quarter of a million impeachment fiasco, which would be the president's dollars since last year the feds word, they still support have uncovered $6 million in donations to americans schools him. they are 100 percent behind him and perhaps as rush that wasn't reported previously. limbaugh says, they are actually stirring up more an incredible image, could show support for him. that angels are among us. watch. >> at equals enthusiasm. the mentoring this photo, what i think much of it, not all, peers to be an angel in the sky in england. it's actually shadow. obviously, but a signature the phenomenon is known as a broken or mount inspector, it captains percentage of it is happens when persons above the driven by the never ending upper surface of a cloud with ceaseless hate for trump by the drive by media. the sun behind them. drive by media is actually usually occurs on mountains or being counter productive for their own interests. i think they are creating in high grounds. trump support. it's very cool. it looks like jesus rated. they are not hurting trump. they are creating more and more trump support among ainsley: in a robe and exegesis.

people who otherwise wouldn't each be motivated to go out on a night where brian: thank you very much. ainsley: trump's election is not even in question. but these are people that want to go back and show the chasing a brand-new charges over mainstream media or whoever his alleged hate crime votes and it is that is angering them the prosecutors let them off the last time blames president that it isn't working. trump. in the groping outrage in chicago next. steve: so there you go. are the critics actually creating more emphasis for the trump supporters to go out there, support the president, even though in these caucuses in early primary states he is the incumbent. ainsley: media being counter productive. a lot to think about. brian: i think it's will interesting establishment and bernie watching two people fight in front of you. he went after james carville yesterday calling him a political hack for saying bernie's followers are like a cult. good luck, guys. you work this out. we will see how the people feel who is winning. steve: james carville said nyquil severe gives you powerful relief if bernie sanders is the nominee for the democratic party it. is the end of days for the for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every night.

democrats. he is mainstream democrat who is saying bernie can't nyquil severe. the nightime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, win. ainsley: have you got a divide. have you the old school, best sleep with a cold, medicine. establishment democrats. and then you have bernie who is a socialist. molly: my np spends a lot of with me and gives me a lot of attention which led to my diagnosis. brian: right. steve: and the bernie supporters are really, really 100 percent behind she initiated tests and found out what was wrong. him. ainsley: they are. she's treated both my children since they were born. brian: jillian mele is right to my left. bridgette: i feel that my np cares about me as a person and not just jillian: that's true. if i'm sick or not. but i'm always behind you, molly: and i really love my nurse yes, exactly. practitioner because we have such good morning. let's start off with this a strong connection. i know that whenever i call, fox news alert now. a huge spike in coronavirus she'll be there for me. my name is molly and we choose nps. deaths overnight. china reporting 254 deaths np: consider an np. and more than 15,000 cases when patients choose, patients win. in just one day. it comes as the 14th coronavirus case is confirmed here in the u.s. the cdc says the person arrived in the u.s. on a state department flight from wuhan, china where the find your breaking point, then break it. outbreak started. a baltimore police detective is out of the hospital. th after being shot in the leg. trying to serve a federal warrant. a county detective was shot in the stomach and is in serious condition right now.

the officers coming under so, you can emerge your best, with emergen-c. attack as they approached former state corrections officer wanted for attempted murder. he was shot and killed. turns out this was a sign of things to come in iowa. >> precinct chair and precinct -- jillian: the hawkeye state democratic party chairman who went viral when a sign fell from the podium he was speaking at has resigned. tony pryce says it's time for his party to move forward after his caucus turned into a total disaster. and president trump apparently racing down to florida for the daytona 500. now the white house has not confirmed but officials at daytona beach international airport say he will be there. this will be the second presidential appearance at the big race. president george w. bush attended the daytona 500 in 2004. the daytona 500 is sunday on fox. send it back to you. ainsley: the president is going down there. vice president, i read, is

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about politics from the word go when every democrat candidate for president of the united states tweeted out the exact same support jesse tweet. every national movie star, or late-night talk show host tweeted out the exact thing to support jesse tweet. clearly this was politics from the beginning and once we drove out on jesse and who he was and the higher ranking democrat. kelly: who they were. brian: we knew the intact her attackers and who they were in the script for him. kelly: and i don't think it was his script. i don't know if i'm helping or hurting but this was not jesse's script. this is not an attempt by an actor to renegotiate the contract. for empire. that's a reason to switch to jackson hewitt. this had to do with national our tax returns come with a free lifetime accuracy guarantee. democrats party politics guaranteed. ainsley: how did this the good people of life may change. chicago. kelly: your lifetime accuracy guarantee won't.

tax prep guaranteed at jackson hewitt. we have real crime in chicago. in every neighborhood including my neighborhood. the gold coast were jesse alleged that this took place. and on a daily basis, we have good people, real chicagoans being attacked by multiple attackers. violent crimes. in those crimes none of those crimes have ever received the kind of tension that jesse smollett got. it. brian: very good friends of obama urge to run by the obama's and they are saying that the trump white house is behind this in fact here's a statement from state attorney . office pretty with questionable here is the it can only be part of the justice system. they should consider offensive in the trump era. right.

kelly: pure insanity. what the people of chicago have come to expect from the corrupt political leaders, is absolutely insane. the state attorney, she has received $400,000 from george. she is one of the state attorneys just like what is ♪ ♪ happening around the country >> the president ran against that endlessly is turning violent criminals loose. the swamp in washington. on the city of chicago streets. i ask my fellow americans. what is more swampy, what is wow, dropping the charges. more stinking than the most brian: you tell me if this is powerful person in the political. country literally changing kelly: which end. the rules to benefit a crony exactly. guilty of breaking the law? ainsley: william kelly, thank you for joining us. brian: it never stops. senator chuck schumer not backing down after the impeachment push now demanding the ig investigate and have an investigation brian: president trump is off to the races. into the department of justice's decision to reduce daytona 500 on sunday. the recommended prison time is going to attend. for roger stone. our next guest has a reality ainsley: american people, joey jones, he check. here with more is reacting is on deck.

u.s. attorney general matt whitaker. asked a.g. barr to go in front of the house can my side be firm? investigative committee. he will be down there in a couple weeks. first off, do you think that the president did nothing wrong. >> absolutely not. this is a chain of command issue and it's a judgment in discretion issue. the lying prosecutors in this roger stone case appeared to have, you know, piled on as many enhancements as they could under the sentencing guidelines and got to the 7 to 9 years range. there isn't a drug dealer or gang that wouldn't get to that level of enhancements. what the department of justice did, through the chain of command. asas are supervised ultimately by the attorney general. the attorney general decided this was a case that needed a little adult supervision. brian: what democrats are pointing out is that the president found out about

the sentencing recommendation was from the prosecution. not the conclusion from the judge. and he tweeted about it. it's over the top. and my side super soft? and he said you have got to be kidding me. yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, the only way can do it. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. this is outrageous. can it help me fall asleep faster? next thing you know the yes, by gently warming your feet. attorney general looked at this and decided i'm going but can it help keep me asleep? to reduce that four absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements prosecutors resigned. they say the attorney and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. general responded to the so, you can really promise better sleep? president's tweet. >> i don't -- again, i not promise... prove. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event, really think at the end of the day, the attorney general is responsible for save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. the functioning of the department of justice. and these kind of judgment plus 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday calls usually the u.s. attorney together with the a ausas work it out. at the same time the attorney general discretion to adjust sentencing recommendations. remember, this is a sentencing recommendation. and not sort of what he should be -- not his sentence. a judge has complete authority to decide what the sentence is ultimately in this case. really this is just what the government recommends. >> the defense is also going

to recommend an appropriate sentence. and then ultimately the judge is going to decide. brian: is he charged with roger stone lying to congress and also obstruction of justice and witness tampering. take those three things and says the foundation of this is the way they took him down is a realm miss sent of the over-the-top recommendation of 7 to 9 years. remember, they hit him with a swat team. they came in with dogs. >> i was attorney general at the time. i remember that well. brian: what happened? >> ultimately there was -- cnn was tipped off as to what was happening. brian: they deny that. >> of course they do. at the end of the day, they were there when it happened and when it went down. it was a very disappointing moment. we could never get an answer as to how they found out. their explanation was implausible. this case from the start. and now i just saw this morning there is some suggestion that the foreperson of the jury had biases. brian: look at their social media. >> so this case, again, this is why, you know, in the

system of justice, we have built, we have ways to appeal these issues. and ultimately the final decider is not the prosecutors who really, especially recommendation i think overstepped and really proposed a too serious sentence. brian: lindsey graham says i wish the president had tweeted about the original sentencing. that doesn't mean is he going to launch into an investigation. looks like the house side will, shocker. >> the president is free to opine on whatever he wants and he will. [laughter] brian: i know. he probably will right after this. meanwhile joe biden says he is not worried about finishing fifth in iowa. >> we don't feel no ways tired. we have come too far from where we started. nobody has told me the road would be easy. brian: wow, that's his come brian: is time now free numbers. back ad. the "new york post" says democratic donors are panicking. tomi lahren says they should

60 percent, the samish the dow jones industrial average is up. be. she is next. 11000 points. this is since donald trump was elected president. the three main indexes close ♪ ♪ na na na na record high on wednesday. ♪ hey hey ♪ president trump warned the drug companies. next $1900, that is how much tom tom steyer showed out for every vote in new hampshire. $19.2 million, tv and radio ads in a marked way with zero returns. that is not good math. and finally, hundred and 55 million, reportedly paid for a nation and beverly hills. the one estate, most expensive it's unacceptable that americans pay vastly more than house ever. the home was built by one of the warner bros. in the 1930s. people in other countries, one of the richest men in the world and looks like is going to for the exact same drugs. but they aren't listening. they've just raised the prices of over five hundred drugs. pay hundred $55 million that house. president trump supports a bipartisan plan, steve: but no pool. that would force drug companies to lower prices. ainsley:

but the senate won't act. there sure is is probably heated tell senate leaders to stop drug company price gouging and underground. probably a bowling alley two. and lower drug prices now. steve: will find out is if he is happy. brian: it looks like president trump is heading to the race. ainsley: airspace and drug restrictions around the speedway indicating that the president will be in the daytona 500 on sunday. brian: our next guest works and as part and understands what this represents. former nascar employee, joey. it's the park morning guys how are you. and my side super soft? steve: the president is a brilliant marketer in this part of it. yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, he knows that a lot of his fan you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. based, his core audience is going to be tuned in to that can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. particular race. but can it help keep me asleep? joey: absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements i helped work for and run the program we took wooded veterans and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep?

not promise... prove. to nascar races. we did that for about two years. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event, i got to work with the nascar save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. team, and so it is something plus 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday that i grew up being a fan of. what i'm learning about nascar is it's a perfect merge of blue-collar american that works hard and takes into a dirt track on saturday. all of this technology and corporate america white-collar america, support the race and advertise their and bring the company there, and so when you talk about nascar, with good a diverse crowd is this country is. a lot of people don't respect and understand it. so think it's great that the president wants to go there. plus you have a lotta people there who own their own business. these evil corporate tax cuts pay their paycheck every day, and the interest in the presence of policies and how they've affected their lives. so really comes full circle. the great american race of the daytona 500 credits betook when the economy is as good, the present goes to the sporting events, and he loves the walmart shoppers he says any calls the

male middle-market the elite. because the economy is now moving. no chance he's getting booed right. it's before i don't think he will get booed. i think the american people are pass those types of kind of immature things anyway. i don't think the people are looking for that. they will enjoy that. but when you go to a nascar race and the whole place rumbles with i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. 40 engines. air force ones a fly overhead in i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! the present shows up, you will zicam is completely different. be chairing and enjoying it. you will be really proud of unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! s and getting recognition from the highest office in the country. oral or nasal. the greatest leader in the world. steve: the world series, and the daytona 500. your goals and beginning in the ainsley: intense manhunt is underway for five escaped. getting the commercials over with. if you're nascar driver team, the men escaped from fourth you want those actors on your suit pretty you want this

story window correction advertising on your car, and that is why it's personal and center. most were being held on drug perfect conversion of fans, convictions. one serving time for weapons sponsors, and every driver knows charges. and this accused bank robber didn't need to sneak out of a window. new york's bail reform law that the fans matter. allowed him to walk right like the president, he is every fan is a voter. out of the front door. the police say he wasted no time getting back to crime. joey: he is accused of robbing two and then the thing about nascar, they have an entire season of banks in the past week now patriotism. it starts with the race and charlotte's on memorial day and it goes all of the way for the state lawmakers are considering changes to that race until july 4th parade in law to give judges more and that entire season, they freedom to hold offenders race with soldiers names on the behind bars. steve: meanwhile, former car and they put flakes on their vice president joe biden not backing down insisting the car. the sport really embraces the race is not over even though love for this country.ss the tre he placed fifth in new hampshire and fourth in wounded warriors arm on his iowa. >> we don't feel no ways prostatic. tired. we have come too far from where we start wanted. nobody told me the road this of the sport really embraces and loves american. would be easy. and i don't believe he it really loved the people here brought me this far to stop now. you don't like what's going and military is ingrained into on in this country, you only have one thing to do. every race. especially at the daytona 500 so work. i'm so proud the president has brian: okay. that will help. gone pretty and is going. democratic donors are not i have a really good friend who optimistic about biden.

some reports saying they are races. if you keep an eye on fox panicking after his performance in iowa and new nation, have the coat show coming up and you'll see some hampshire. ainsley: is this the nascar personalities on their. beginning of the end for it hurt might be one of them. biden's 2020 bid? here is the host tomi steve: we will all be watching because lahren. daytona 500 is a sunday on fox. what do you think, is this the end? >> i don't know if it's the end but i think we are joey, thank you so much for getting close. it's a shocker that the guy joining is pretty. that called a voter a lying ainsley: thank you so much for joining is pretty 33 minutes after the top dog face pony shoulder of the hour. didn't dpony soldier didn'tdo t. today new york's greenlight law is the white house. the compromise andrew cuomo two i know that's shocking to in the state travel program. everybody listening. biden has been slipping for while. he was their moderate white house secretary, is here on that next. choice. now those donors have to put their money and mouths behind one of the other so-called moderates. pete, amy klobuchar, maybe elizabeth warren. but at the end of the day, it's not looking too bad for ! the democrats hoping for a moderate choice they can get behind. steve: the experts are saying that the reason amy only pay for what you need. klobuchar came out of ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ nowhere to finish third in new hampshire, tomi, was the fact that joe biden had a really bad debate last

friday in new hampshire and amy klobuchar was so much better and if you are looking for somebody in the moderate lane it's either her or pete who actually is not that moderate. >> exactly. we always move the goal post. none of these are actually moderate. they have all believe in expanding health insurance to illegal immigrants. they believe in some form of open borders and some form of universal healthcare. only difference is how quickly they want to get there and how honest they are about it. people seeing how well bernie sanders is doing and thinking that socialism is selling in this country. actually quite the opposite. moderate to split their vote amongst the rest of them. bernie appears to be doing well because set lone and proud radical. that life of the party look i think he is overestimating his support. walk it off look brian: tomi, just to underline your school of one more mile look reply all look thought there politico own your look... today. according to a biden ...with fewer lines. advisor, this is horrendous. there's only one botox® cosmetic. we are all scared. it's the only one... ...fda approved... i think we are going to make it to south carolina. ...to temporarily make frown lines... i know we are supposed to ...crow's feet... say we are going to and we ...and forehead lines... ...look better. are going to win. the effects of botox® cosmetic, but i just don't know. may spread hours to weeks after injection,

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feel real relief. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. his presidency. it is hard to compromise i think our national security but i don't know what is going to happen. we'll get ahead of that. >> we should all be calling we certainly hope for a for the resignation of the constructive conversation. attorney general. if he won't resign -- steve: stephanie, is enough to give them entry access to their >> attorney general william background check because you're barr ought to be ashamed and not giving people access now in embarrassed and resign. >> i have formally requested the sanctuary state law, this would new york decided and is a that the inspector general of the justice department crazy thing to roll personally. investigate this matter immediately. but they say okay, they apply for global entry we will let you have access to the background. ainsley: democrats are with that be enough. crying foul calling on attorney general barr to resign and demanding an stephanie: i haven't discussed that with investigation after the the present yet. i would never want to get ahead doj's decision to reduce of him there. roger stone's sentence. i know what no matter what happens that the american people steve: this as newly have their safety first. revealed anti-trump social we will see what happens after that. media post as the foreperson ainsley: thank you 70 grade what happens with roger stone. on roger stone's jury that the recommended nine years. convicted stone discuss how the president didn't like that. long poorly the case was and it was a disgrace. many democrats are now calling handled. for the president to, mr. barr brian: senior judicial

analyst. >> i have known roger stone needs to resign. for 40 years. i'm going to take that out and even elisabeth warren is of the equation. saying that the president needs he is absolutely entitled to to be impeached over this. a new trial with a member of the jury making these kinds here we go again. of revelations. what are your thoughts. stephanie: about the politics involved in the decisions to prosecute him. first of all, elisabeth warren calling for that, i think is before we even get to the very ironic that she's actually propriety of the sentence try to run against him for presidency. and whether the president can weigh in on the we expected something like this, sentence. i presided over 150 jury they would try to say about the trials and most were criminal. it is the duty of the judge president. this is not a surprise to us but to ensure that both the what i will say is the president government and the defendant is absolutely right. get a fair trial and if the they want to give roger stone, judge discovers afterwards is excessive. that there was a built in have a list here of crimes that have been committed in a pretty, inherent bias on the part of a member of the jury against the defendant,. i wouldn't actually want to talk about on a morning show but a steve: right. >> that is automatic trigger lot of really hard horrible for a new trial. she is going to have to call criminals have gotten absolutely no jail time. those jurors back in and this was absolutely excessive interrogate them or make a and i think with the president decision on the spot. was saying was right. i would also like to mention steve: after the prosecutors that this is a quit the case this woman

tamika hart former memphis commander-in-chief. this is a top law enforcement officer. it is a right to his and pinions. but he did not speak to a jeep school board president announced she was the foreperson and she was supporting the prosecutors. but, apparently, when you look at her social media, bar pretty them something they she has a long history of knew was excessive. anti-trump comments. steve: ultimately it will be up to a the big question is whether or not they looked in during judge to try to figure out how the selection process, much time to give mr. stone. i know that the president is looked at her social media looking to november. history and her political would like to get reelected. views. >> they obviously did not. obviously you would love that as well. she is entitled to whatever the galveston the full they opinion she wants. asked the question were ronald steve: maybe they did. and put whatever opinions she wants on social media. she can't be a jury in a greg egan made famous years ago. are we better off today than we trial rife with the politics were four years ago. of donald trump and roger right now according to the gallup whole people, 61 percent stone. of americans say they are better ainsley: judge, is 9 years too much? that's what they off now than there were three recommended? >> absolutely too much. attorney general whitaker years ago. was just explain talking how that is got to be very helpful the algorithm works. to you. when you look at those numbers, how you adding a investigating and mitigating you take advantage of those factors. those are subjective. is roger stone a danger to going forward. society? stephanie: i honestly think it is couple to absolutely not. the american people. was anybody harmed as a clearly everything is going great in this country for the result of what roger stone american people. did?

absolutely not. is the president of the there been so many holes showing united states of america, just that. who is the chief federal law when there is their own enforcement officer in the paychecks, jobs, satisfaction land entitled to express an their own personal life. opinion to his attorney general about a case the doj full after pull a showing that is prosecuting? the president is doing great things and that people are of course he is. happier. i think another point i would one of the greatest attorney generals in our life times mention to show is that nancy pelosi has been telling people was the president's president. don't you think they talk to each other? whatever you do, don't talk when are you going to indict about the economy. jimmy hoffa? i have been waiting on that so she is saying these polls two. for a long time that would be a normal and expected and over the next ten months, conversation. brian: the tweet is what the president will continue to work. i am confident he will be drives. they say the tweet was elected. reelected. provocative and signal to ag barr. >> i agree with senator graham. the president should have brian: done it -- picked up the expressed his displeasure with phone and say why are these the president's policy on north guys recommending nine korea, illegal immigration, years. military discipline and the forget that i know stone. ukraine. it was the former chief of staff i would give him probation. at homeland security secretary. i'm speaking as if i were the president. what is your reaction to that. forget that he worked for for. me. 9 years is outrageous. stephanie: i was disappointed. take care of this. obviously, especially saw some there is nothing wrong with of the comments that he made and this conversation. steve: you are saying it was i was in the room with him and a phone conversation that he actually bashed the president got the president into on many of the things he is no trouble with the democrats. >> that is true. sign that were not right. steve: if he picks up the phone and says hey, bill,

what are they doing over talking about the media especially. there? somebody is going to be in i have herded on kill eight the room. they are going to leak that saying some things about the and next thing another media. i thought it was disingenuous. his interesting that he is impeachment. >> the democrats will impeach hm starting to poke his head out and see a little bit more. for anything they can. i had a view against ukraine just like john bolton, as were on impeachment which is now getting close to the election. i will just end it with that. history. ainsley: there is no basis for interference here. there is no basis for an thank you for being with us stephanie. investigation. the president is the chief the one top of the hour. federal law enforcement officer of the land. is he entitled to express an still a lot of show left. opinion to the doj. i think people think 15 minutes. steve: you are very clear. i think 14 minutes. ainsley: you could pardon i think it is probably time to him. >> that would end this mess. go to the woman whose here in the judge has a mess on her the studio. hands. brian: i am sure the democrats would turn their julian joins us right now. heads if he pardoned him. >> i doubt it. brian: drive up another 10 points. >> just like they did a few >> everything that realistic a look at this video because it months ago. ainsley: what were the shows moments before she specifics of what roger stone did? he lied under oath. >> two kinds of lies without getting dramatic. vanished. government on a wild goose getting off of her school bus in chase and makes them waste south carolina, she was last seen playing in her front yard. these two cars sitting outside resources. a lie as soon as you tell knows you told it. of the first-graders home when that's what this was. she went missing. he lied, allegedly, was police want to question the found guilty of it to drivers.

congressman schiff's please have open the hotlines for information on the wear committee. they knew immediately that they had documents which mouse. 8032054444. contradicted what he said. the threatening a witness, he threatened to kill the witness's cat. he was nowhere near the cat. brenda controversy bring for brian: hes into track record of killing cats. >> the witness himself wrote 2020 and eight michael bloomberg to the judge and said i as he works to distance himself from these controversial remarks didn't feel threatened or on the policies and 2015. intimidated. brian: did the cat feel threatened. >> the cat is still around. i can't believe we are having a conversation like this. brian: the cat is still okay. judge: where is jillian? jillian: tough look straight jillian: ahead this time. jillian: there we go. let's start off with this. years old controversial information. just emma's racial insensitive. love you, judge. he is great, isn't he? new surveillance video shows the former new york city mayor blames the elimination of a 6-year-old girl moments practice known as redlining, on before she vanished. the policy to made it difficult that's her getting off the for people of color to qualify for mortgages. school bus. she was last seen playing in front yard. these two cars were sitting >> redlining if you remember was outside of the first the charm more banks took whole grader's home when she went missing. neighborhoods and said people in police want to question the these neighborhoods are poor, drivers. the fbi is joining in the search for fe as police are they won't be able to pay off their mortgages. going door to door in her tell them where your salesman do

not go into those areas. neighborhood. toddler nearly drowns in a jillian: his campaign spokesman says pool full of people. attack predatory lending as heart stopping moments caught on camera. we want to warn you this is mayor. it's elected president plans to hard to watch. in this video can you see help a million more black the boy trying to swim families buy a house. before sinking to the bottom will this, is for the fashion of the pool. another child eventually lower with a lot of flavor. noticed what was going on and told an adult who jumped kfc teaming up with fox to in and grabbed the boy. create new footwear. the kfc bucket clogs are in a limited edition, they come at you can print on them and little chicken ornament. call 911. arguably the most unusual thing >> that's frightening. about this, they also smell like two off duty nurses were at the hotel and gave the child the colonel's original recipe. cpr. he was taken to the hospital some of you can get your hands but will be okay. thank goodness for those nurses. on them if you are them. a former cop attacked at steve: series saying the people o'clock sound of the recipe. birthday party all because this been in for decades. he was wearing a red hat. jillian: daniel sprig was at a bar in i don't know. nashville when he says a they created like the wallpaper. woman grabbed his hat and yelled how dare you and then punched him in the face. apparently she thought he ainsley: i don't think they have to know the recipe. it's the one the secret sauce of was wearing a pro-trump maga burger king and. hat turned out he was

wearing a hat that said make ainsley: and at chick-fil-a secret sauce. 50 great again. he was not hurt. steve: watch what happened when his owner dropped the sock on special sauce is not as good. the floor. two all beef special patty sau >> will you get that sock and bring it up? i'm talking to josie. sauce. we watch a lot of tv. ainsley: jillian: look, jonesy the and i like lettuce and tomato. dog listening to his owner picking up the sock and i'm getting into that. bringing it upstairs. the video from dallas, texas, is going viral. what a good boy. speech of very cold across the great lakes in this cold front is moving through the northeast and bringing potential for a little bit of rain in the brian: now i feel like my forecast with big story today dogs are wasting their time. will be dangerous when chills. they do nothing to help out he bundled up. at all. ainsley: if you have a deaf as 24 hours, along with this dog i don't think he will hear you like jillian said. culprit, that's were mostly grains and severe weather in you have one deaf and one south carolina the rainfall will blind. be flash flooding and there is brian: one has bad knees and one is deaf. together they make one great your forecast. back to you. dog. steve: you don't know what they're doing while you are ainsley: i want to hear the rest of that. away. steve: will like it yield the ad again. janice joins us now. fox square about 10 feet brian: just him with the jimmy buffett

away. janice: i asked our songs. producers if i could stay in today. steve: it's freezing. meanwhile despite rising done janice: sometimes i don't sanctuary's across the want to be reporting the commonwealth of virginia, state lawmakers there pushing new weather. gun-control laws. ainsley: it's raining. someone is not going to get dana will weigh in on that your yellow almost sunny coming up next. always sunny. ainsley: coming up at the top of the hour, home sweet home. janice: mostly sunny. it is nice to be back. i am sandra smith good morning janice: as long as we're focused on me, it's important. the thermal undershirt, everyone. covering news for you, the coronavirus, marquesas surging brian, we have to talk about that at some point. hire are your current in china. when a means for us here at temperatures because it's cold out there across the home. plus the latest on the roger stone case, democrats are upper midwest and great calling for more investigations lakes. we have this artic cold front moving through bringing minus 40 wind and what is next in all of that chills across portions of the upper midwest and and why california residents are northern plains. the front moves through and fleeing the state. ed and i will see you top of the off the east coast by tomorrow. but ahead of the front, revenue hour. americans newsroom. along the front, that's where we'll could see some moisture, some heavier rain showers and snow across the great lakes. our next system moves into the northwest. amazon prime video is on xfinity x1. there is your forecast today so the big story is cold. and that's why i asked to be inside and it's also raining and i have an event to do tonight i need my hair to

stay. ainsley: that's important. brian: no split ends. ainsley: did you hear brian say the ship has left the station. brian: it was a mistake. janice: that's the main thing. brian: america probably didn't. steve: janice dean indoors because it's winter. you have heard us talk about james carville. bernie sanders is he quite clear about this. >> there is a certain part of the democratic party that wants us to be a cult. i'm not interested in being in a cult. steve: bernie just responded and you are going to want to hear what bernie has to say. ainsley: democrats want to minimum wage or universal workers. next guest says they can learn a thing or two by working at a small business. ds are very acidic and they're actually pulling out the minerals from the enamel. i like to recommend pronamel to my patients. pronamel will help push the minerals back into the enamel, to keep the enamel strong. i know it works. and i hear nothing but great things from my patients that have switched to it.

steve: here is an interesting question. should politicians have to work at a small business before they take office? it's a suggestion our next guest is making in the "new york post." arguing that they should, quote: get a sense of what owners face. here to face us is tom gretch, president of the queens chamber of commerce in new york who advocates for businesses as well. tom, good to have you. >> thanks so much for having me. steve: if someone was in the

political field and wanted to walk a mile in your shoes as a businessman, what would they learn? >> i think whether they are incumbent, long-serving incumbent or somebody who has a desire to get in to public office, they should spend some time in a small business learning about what it takes to make payroll and scheduling folks and understanding how medical benefits take a toll on people pay for them both as a business as well as for the employee. steve: do you get the opinion sometimes politicians talk about stuff they sometimes don't understand and this could be a baptism by fire see how policies impact real people rather than what it looks like on a piece of paper. >> i think many times especially in new york city and new york state an issue of unintended consequences. well thought-out, well well-meaning policies and procedures but detrimental when taken as a whole. steve: one policy small business has been up and arms about is $15 minimum wage. with small businesses it's

hard to be able to pay folks that much money and keep people on the payroll. for instance, the fallout here in new york city is 75% of full-service restaurants are going to reduce the hours. about half say they are going to have to eliminate jobs. and almost 87% say they are going to have increase the menu prices that impacts the consumer who comes. in that's not surprising. that's just basic business policy. >> basic math, right? at the end of the day, taken by itself, $15 an hour minimum wage is not a great hardship, but in conjunction with all the other things, increasing rents, utility costs, just general expenses of doing business, and a host of other initiatives, it makes it very, very difficult. we are seeing restaurants close and being unable to add more people to their staff. in fact, cutting some folks. steve: a couple of the folks who are running for president who have business experience, the president of the united states, mike bloomberg who ran bloomberg and tom steyer who ran financial supervisors company as well. they have all got

experience. there is another graphic. but, somebodabout programs witht big price tags, he would probably be helped by running a small business for a little while. >> i think you are absolutely right. i think it's really really important folks understand how difficult it is. when somebody has a company with 5, 10, 15, 30 or employees, they think of those folks as family as well. they wanting to indict right thing by them. they are response sick for all those families. it's really really important for our elected officials, including the incouple wents to take a look what goes on behind the scenes. steve: not a bad idea. tom, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> straight ahead on this "fox & friends" thursday we have stephanie grisham, josh hawley, newt gingrich and dana loesch. a busy morning. thanks for joining us ♪ ♪

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because pete hegseth is about 210 and he has really worn down my side. ainsley: shift one seat. brian: i wait for a guest to come on so i can move to higher ground. ainsley: is that really better? now i'm high, now let's go back. 1, 2, 3. there we go. yeah, there is a divot there. steve: attention, blogs, we just sentenced to the left. ainsley: how long has this couch been here since the beginning? steve: a few years. ainsley: every single person that comes in here the curvey couch. brian: they want us to get off and take a picture on the couch. steve: we have had a number of curvey couches in the various studios. which is the latest one. very busy thursday. and we are talking about the attorney general. ainsley: president trump is coming to william barr's defense. as calls for the attorney general to resign are growing. brian: right. if you can say the term deaf ears. democrats demanding an

investigation after the doj reduced its sentencing recommendation for a former trump advisor who is advisor for about seven days. roger stone. steve: well, griff jenkins joins us from washington, d.c. griff, it wasn't that long ago the impeachment thing went through. the president was acquitted and now, maybe, the democrats are looking for another reason to fire up that machine. griff: they sure are, steve ainsley and brian. another investigation beginning into the stone sentencing story. questions being raised now about the alleged foreperson from the trial. her name is tamika hart. she is confirming to handful of news organizations, other than fox news that she posted a private facebook post applauding the four prosecutors resign from the case after the doj requested a lower sentence initially recommended 7 to 9 years. she is criticizing barr's decision saying that it pains her to seat doj interfere. we cannot show you that post because she is only giving permission to select media outlets. what we were showing threw

was a glance of her twitter account it. shows a history of anti-trump bias and tells us that she unsuccessfully ran for congress in tennessee as a democrat. meanwhile, calls for attorney general barr's resignation is growing louder. senator elizabeth warren now invoking a word that is going to send shock waives waveh washington. listen. >> you can't let this moment go unremarked. what the attorney general has done. we should all be calling for the resignation of the attorney general. if he won't resign, remember, the attorney general can be impeached. griff: clearly she doesn't have a hangover from the previous impeachment. this all started after a midnight tweet by the president complaining about the initial sentence guidelines. the doj says the president's tweet had nothing to do with it the change i and the presides standing by attorney general william barr and blasting the treatment of his former confidante. >> the fact is roger stone was tweete treated horribly.

roger stone nobody even know what's did. frankly they ought to apologize to at love the people whose lives they have ruined. griff: yesterday a judge declined a request from stone's defense team for a new trial. set to be sentenced next week. attorney general barr agreed to testify before the house judiciary committee at the end of next month in this new democrat investigation. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right. griff, thank you very much. so more about this stone jury foreperson tameka hart. apparently she ran for congress in tennessee as a democrat in 2012. and her social media shows a long history of anti-trump comments. judge napolitano was with us just about 15 minutes ago and he said those comments were extraordinary. they should probably call in the entire jury and ask them about those comments that anybody had made before they were selected. figure out whether or not to have a new trial. ainsley: she called trump

supporters racist. we did have judge napolitano on the curvey couch. nine years. gave him probation. he lied under oath. two types of lies. his type of lie doesn't deserve this kind of punishment. here's the judge. >> if the judge discovers afterwards that there was a built-in inherent bias on the part of the jury against the defendant, that is an trigger for new trial. she is going to have to call those jurors back in and interrogate them. ainsley: is nine years too much? that's what they recommended? judge: absolutely too much. is roger stone a danger to society? absolutely not. was anybody harmed as a result of what roger stone did? absolutely not is the president united states of miracle who is the chief law enforcement officer of the land entitled to discuss a opinion about a case the doj is prosecuting? of course he is. brian: outrage meter for democrats never goes to medium or low. they always have to scream

in cat that chri cat that catac. have you seen william barr before? we have seen him a number of times. he knows the case inside and out. he knows the law inside and out. you have a chance to vent and make speeches. are not going to make any progress with him. i have news for you. i don't think he will be intimidated if you met the president he doesn't get intimidated either. for those think he is going to resign scream it from the hills is he not going anywhere. ainsley: when you interviewed matt whitaker former acting attorney general, didn't he say nine years is usually reserved for gang members, drug dealers that this is too much? brian: the president sits on the foundation of all these charges when he made that statement in the east room when he said so many people's lives have been ruined. so many people have deny destroyed. roger stone fits that description. because he was not info

advisor. from the day he announced roger stone was out. they got along. they have a history together. but for having conversations, it have to know what income he has. like michael flynn court proceedings. then you find out he didn't get nine years but recommended by prosecutors and they in turn walk out because the attorney general stepped. in. steve: so to re-cap, the president, according to the judge, is free to give his opinion. he felt that the sentence recommended by the prosecutors was too much. he made it clear. doj now suggesting three to four. but ultimately not up to the doj. it's up to a judge. and that judge will probably figure out -- met out the sentencing on february the 20th. meanwhile, you know, as democrats think about maybe another investigation. we'll use that to try to get him this time. we have had democrats say in the past, we can't beat him at the ballot box, it has been suggested, so we are

going to have to try something else. right now there are a number of establishment democrats who are very clear if bernie sanders is the democrat standard bearer, he will not win the presidency because is he a socialist. that's what james carville was talking about a couple of days ago over a couple of notches down on your television dial. >> in a general election. we have got to win north carolina. we have got to win georgia. >> there is a certain part of t doc that wants us to be a cult. i'm not interested in being in a i'm 75 years old. i'm just not -- i'm not a very culty person. steve: right. he also suggested that if bernie sanders is the democratic nominee, even though he is not really a democrat, it will be the end of days for democrats. ainsley: james carville was a former clinton, president clinton advisor. bernie didn't like it. brian: and hillary advisor and took on obama. steve: long time.

ainsley: married to a republican. here is what bernie sanders said about it. he wasn't happy. >> look, james, in all due respect, is a political hack, who said very terrible things when he was working for clinton against barack obama. i think he said some of the same things. look. we are taking on the establishment. this is no secret to anybody. we are taking on -- i guess the former head of attacked me . brian: we have notthat's next i. and then we are going to have a debate around there with the to see where he is technically last poll in january a point off from joe biden. so changed. the world has changed since then. can bernie sanders do well when people start looking at his policies one is medicare for all he says all the time. the people that don't want that are the unions. as harry reid will tell new nevada, they are run by unions. especially the culinary union who has come out and

said we don't want any part ever medicare for awesome reneg @ed for a great medical benefits. we don't want anything to change. the teacher's union actually likes bernie sanders which is mystifying to me. ainsley: largest union in the state culinary. brian: they want no part of it. that is the substance of what is going to happen in nevada. steve: that's why joe biden thinks he has nevada in the bag. because they are behind joe biden when it comes to healthcare. but the problem is when we were up in new hampshire, and i went to one of the bernie sanders' rallies, one of the members of the uaw, who is from another state there to help get out the vote. bernie sanders values are june values. that's why he is not in nevada. is he in south carolina trying to keep that as his who y leapt into second place. i saw a soundbite from you

don peoples he said pete buttigieg is not going to win because is he simply too inexperienced. when you listen to the chief of police in south bend. he had this observation, harvey mills did about mayor buttigieg, listen. >> there is no reason that people all throughout our community should be afraid to walk down their streets at night or any time during the day for fear of being shot. you know, mayor pete has done a great job of putting down some great sidewalks and streets in south bend but what about the neighborhoods? what about where it really counts where crime is soaring and violence is out of control? we have had our second homicide today. we are at six already for the year. and we're only a city of 100,000. that angers me. steve: that's the union chief. ainsley: do you think he would ever say on the debate stage you can attack me for lack of experience but look at the president? steve: no. he would never say that.

brian: so a couple of things. use the analogy to president obama. look at joe biden and say he has -- his better days are behind him when is he not telling a voter not to vote for them. he is yelling at a reporter or yelling at an anchor who wants to ask him about his son. a lot of those votes went to somebody else who looks like the middle of the road and that is amy klobuchar. and as klobuchar to do very well in new hampshire and has great hopes in nevada. people are beginning to look at her record. part of her record is her strength on the border. and her colonel about i will illegals coming into this country. listen to her back in. >> a fence. we have people waiting to come in legally. thousands of people waiting to come in legally to this country and we have people coming in illegally. that's not right. we need to get order at the

border. brian: sounds like donald trump. steve: what has changed in the last 14 years for her. brian: gotten worse. steve: she has a different point of view. people can evolve on that. now we just saw video of her. we have seen soundbites from mayor bloomberg. think about it. it's not a coincidence that all this video is coming -- it's oppo research from other campaigns trying to destroy bloomberg. trying to destroy klobuchar by bringing up uncomfortable positions they have had in the past. ainsley: why did she change? now she doesn't support physical barriers. if you look at the numbers -- steve: a lot of democrats had the same point of view. ainsley: in may, not even a year ago. may of last year, 2019. remember this? we showed all those videos of people coming over the border. 132,856 border apprehensions. do you know what it was last month? 38,000. brian: which is still too high, i think. now she has to flip flop, ainsley and say i'm for disorder at the border.

i'm for a lack of cracking down on them. remember, she is with the party most everyone agreed there should be decriminalizing border crossings and giving illegals free healthcare. that's the guy she is running against. they have to sit there and instead of just reacting and saying i'm sorry. maybe they should go back and say i was on to something in 2006. maybe that could be -- and maybe we are seeing now that the president's numbers are going up with hispanics, the people with the hispanic community is clear because you want order at the border doesn't mean you are anti-hispanic. everyone is so afraid if you don't have the hispanic vote in nevada you are not going to win. steve: or maybe she could just say you know, maybe donald trump is on to something? [laughter] brian: that will go good. steve: she will say that right after pete buttigieg says, you know what? i don't have enough experience. brian: right, that will be fantastic. steve: 7:15 now in new york city. jillian has a whole bunch of other news. jillian: let's start off with a fox news alert. the family of the victims of the "u.s.s. cole" attack agreed to a 30-million-dollar

settlement. 17 sailors were killed when al qaeda terrorists bombed the warship a 2,000. their family members sued sudan government claiming it helped the terror group. despite the settlement sudan insists it was not involved in the attack. also breaking right now huge spike in coronavirus deaths overnight. china reporting 254 deaths and more than 15,000 cases in just one day. it comes as the 14th coronavirus case is confirmed here in the u.s. the cdc says the person arrived in the u.s. on a state department flight from wuhan, china, where the outbreak started. a brand new controversy brewing 2020 candidate michael bloomberg as he works to distance himself from these controversial remarks on the stop and frisk policy from 2015. jillian: now for years' old comments are surfacing.

listen to what the former new york city mayor said about the cause of the economic crisis back in 2008. >> red lining, if you remember, was the term where banks took whole neighborhoods and said people in these neighborhoods are poor. they are not going to be able to pay off their mortgages. tell your sales men don't go into those areas. jillian: the bloomberg campaign says he, quote, helped other cities craft innovative strategies to reduce evictions. do you think your baby is a star? >> she has never been published. >> how can that be? >> it's true. >> i am sure in the not so distant future this little fellow will be very well-known. ainsley: gerber is searching for a new spokes baby. get $25,000 and represent gerber as the 2020 ambassador. parents can commit photos and videos of baby until the end of the month. they must be under 4 years

old. send it back to you. steve: i have a feeling every parent is going to submit something to gerber. jillian: how do they pick just one. ainsley: i have to do some research. when i was younger i heard that jody foster was the original gerber baby. steve: she was the copper tone baby. jillian: people used to tell me i looked like her. brian: who was the one moon. steve: tatum o'neal. brian: they are not the same people? steve: here with more of hollywood news, brian. [laughter] brian: no one is hiring me. didn't you think they were the same person, joel? ainsley: i have to go look. steve: house republicans taking a stand by not showing up. boycott lawmaker intel hearing over adam schiff's reluctance to take on fisa abuse. >> if you are a parent, you know this cartoon. >> i want to thank you for rescuing my kitties. >> you are welcome. whenever you are floating away giant turkey just yep

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outlined in the inspector general report released back in december. republican committee members sent schiff a letter blasting wednesday's hearing as the publicity stunt. joining us right now is one of the signatures on that letter, congressman brad wenstrup of ohio. congressman, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> why doesn't adam schiff want to hear from the inspector general? >> well, he doesn't seem to want. to say use publicity stunt to pretend they are doing work of the american people. science and technology which any other committee could have done. unclassified by the way. we are the committee that's supposed to be rarely seen and hardly heard from and do classified and sensitive work. our problem right now is why have we not had the inspector general in to talk about the fisa abuse? you know, 17 errors and omissions which really were intentional deceit, an attempt to go after u.s. citizens and try and take down president trump. adam schiff does not want the inspector general to come in and brief us. the senate has done it.

and we have not had the opportunity to get with the inspector general to discuss this. even more interesting is adam schiff, i saw him on chris wallace, and he said to the effect that owe just am finding bought. this can't be expected to hear. steve: wait, you believe that? >> i don't believe it. we reported on it. we talked about it in committee. he was there. it was in our report. he denied it. so, there is our frustration. and i have got to tell you we republicans have been going about our work on the intelligence committee quietedly getting our own briefs. going to agencies. meantime they just used intelligence committee as political weapon to do political investigations. i don't need to rehash russia collusion and the impeachment with you, i'm sure. steve: congressman, isn't that why nancy pelosi put schiff in charge rather than jerry nadler because she felt like he would do a better job prosecuting the case against the impeachment case that is to say, against the president? >> i have to believe that because it did not belong in

the intelligence committee. as far as impeachment. and we certainly saw it towards the end in the senate. when adam schiff saying jerry, jerry, jerry. this is my show, jerry. and clearly the rules were changed. tradition was changed. was all to empower adam schiff which she felt would do a better job. i believe he -- at what point did they know they paid for that dossier that triggered this whole thing. as leader on the intelligence committee he should be investigating that. steve: there mr. schiff did respond to the fact that you weren't there the house intel committee just held a key hearing on the security's impacts on emerging technologies. republicans boycotted the oversight hearing protesting the oversight hearings. we have had fully 67 oversight events this sesmghtthis session.he is makine you are doing a publicity stunt. >> if this was key hearing. why was it done in unclassified setting. if it's a key hearing it,

should have been done in a classified setting where we can discuss classified and sensitive material. this was a publicity stunt to say, look, look, america, we are doing our work. we are not just out trying to take down donald trump. and so, they just used this as that kind of a tool and we just said enough is enough. and i think we made our point. and we want to continue to do the appropriate work of the intelligence committee and he needs to take lead and more people need to ask him why have you not had the inspector general in to the intelligence committee to discuss what took place in the fisa court? steve: well, we did reach out to his office. we have not heard back yet. brad wenstrup, thank you very much for joining us today. >> you are welcome. thank you. steve: thank you very much. all right. meanwhile, this is disturbing. a couple of pranksters tried to get some laughs on the subway by spilling on the floor, coronavirus. but not everybody found it funny. turns out it was kool-aid but the video now going viral. and does this look like capitalist propaganda to

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we received yesterday an image of two cars leaving this neighborhood. the reason for their significance is they have not yet been questioned in this investigation and do not belong to this neighborhood. so, again, could lead to nothing or one step closer to bringing fay marie home. we saw video of her getting off the school bus yesterday this is the last footage we had of her before she vanished. it was a normal day for her. went to first grade class. came home at 3:45 playing in front yard and reported missing by family members at 5:00. as you said, fbi has joined this search. edges paneleexpanded the searche of the neighborhood. if there is any evidence of abduction. they said not at this time. family members have been cooperating with law enforcement. said they are eagerly awaiting their little girl's return. reporting live from cayce, south carolina, chloe watson, fox news. steve: troubling story. ainsley: that's my hometown.

saying prayers for that little girl. hope she is okay. any parent of a young child knows this theme song. ♪ whenever you are in trouble ♪ paw patrol ♪ be there on the double ♪ no job too big. >> unlike toddlers everywhere. a professor in canada isn't a fan. he says paw patrol or maybe it's a she. i'm not sure. the professor says paw patrol echos core tenets of neoliberalism and encourages complicity in a global capitalist system that produces inequalities. host of moms on fox nation is rachel campos-duffy. i'm sure your kids love this show. >> when you played that i thought it was the sound track of my life. ainsley: i know. >> my 3-year-old loves the paw patrol. no job too big or pickup too small. super positive. can do message.

put out by a canadian company. but i think it's a very american message of pull yourself up by your boot straps and that's what this professor, this marxist, socialist professor hates. in fact, this professor says it reinforces the idea that if you just try hard enough, you can lift yourself up by your boot straps. it ignores structural barriers to success. so, in other words, we don't want to teach our kids that they can do things for themselves and that, you know, the american dream, if you put it in american terms, is alive and that you can lift yourself out of poverty or help yourself, and also, in this cartoon, the government workers are kind of inept and corrupt. and this professor also had a problem with portraying government workers like that. ainsley: they're law enforcement. these dogs are law enforcement officers. >> yes. ainsley: they all have their different powers. and when someone is in trouble, then they come to the rescue. >> absolutely. i think it's a great message. and, look, one thing he has

right. is that these cartoons actually can be formative. and the messages are absorbed by kids. i think these are really great messages. i have talked to you, ainsley, and brian and steve about cartoons that actually have, i think, not great messages where they denigrate competition. where they always make the corporation or the person running the corporation as the evil villain. so i think he is right that there are subtle messages but i think they are positive and i think as a parent i'm all for it. clearly these people are capitalists because paw patrol has a whole product line of toys and things that they are selling. so, it's very popular with kids. ainsley: okay. what's coming up on your moms show on fox nation? >> so on moms our next episode we are interviewing pro-life moms. we are talking about how being pro-life isn't just being against abortion. it's also about raising kids who are pro-life and what we can do as moms to create a

culture of life here in america. here's a quick clip. >> what are the best strategies for the movement moving forward? >> i think messaging. on the other side their messaging is very smart. they have used very good words and positive type of a feeling to it. i think we need to do the same. science is on our side. ainsley: rachel, that seems great. we can watch it today? >> yep. it's up on fox nation. can you watch all the other episodes as well when you get on fox nation. ainsley: how are your kids doing? >> really good. all getting up for school right now. ainsley: we will let you go. thanks so much, rachel. good to see you. >> bye, ainsley. ainsley: it is 36 manipulates after the hour. this video is horrifying. a man armed with a machete walks into a starbucks and goes on an attack. how the violent rampage came to an end. governor andrew cuomo set to

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brian: interesting drama, i imagine, about 3:00 today. some old friends will be reuniting. president trump and governor cuomo, they have been going at it. last time they had a fight. the president basically sent his homeland secretary over there saying if you are going to give illegal licenses. they are suing each other. what do you expect to happen bright now? >> well, i think new york is in a tough spot. listen, what they're doing is impressive and trying to deny the federal government and all law enforcement any access to their dmv. i can't tell you how routine this is for states to share information with the federal government about their states' drivers licenses as part -- important tool for law enforcement. i imagine governor cuomo will try to offer some sort of compromise. here's the bottom line. they have a sanctuary state law, new york does. they are not complying with federal law when it comes to illegal immigration. they are trying to stop ice and immigration officials from actually enforcing the law in the state of new york and that's what needs to change. ainsley: it's basically if you have global entry which

many of us in new york do. it's easy if you go to customs if you happen to go to another country and go through the checkpoints because we have already been vetted. they are saying no more of that the president is saying because we are illegals have drivers licenses in our state. no more -- >> new york saying not only letting illegals have drivers licenses. we are not going to share any of our dmv information. any of our information on any of our citizens with the federal government. so the federal government is like how can we verify then who is who? so it really leaves dhs and others at the federal level in a tough spot. and, of course, immigration officials have no way to enforce the law. it's an extreme position. governor cuomo has adopted. i think he will probably start to walk it back. steve: we have heard that it sounds like a compromise is on the way where apparently they would grant the feds authority to look into the dmv record of certain

people, probably be on a case by case basis. let's talk about the coronavirus. people have been freaking out over this because of the nature of it. and when you look at the new number of deaths. brian: staggering. steve: 254 new deaths. 50,000 new cases. it brings into question whether or not we should trust the information that is coming to us from china. do you trust them? >> no. i don't trust them. and i think we can't trust them. listen, i was briefed not once but twice yesterday. about the latest on the coronavirus from our health officials. and homeland security officials. i have to say it's really really concerning. i think the chinese government has not been honest at all about this. they are completely overwhelmed at this point. they are not leveling with anybody. certainly not with us. and the chinese communist party is creating a global health epidemic because of what they are doing, because they have lied. because they have not addressed this head on and they weren't prepared.

so we have -- what that means for us is we have got to take every step in this country to keep our citizens safe. to keep our travelers safe. and because china certainly is not going to do it. brian: meanwhile, maim overhaul by you and others facebook and google. privacy and other things. arguing the agency is not capable of regulating itself? the ftc. what do you plan on doing? >> well, i think we have got, first of all, way too many bureaucracies out there accountable to nobody. the ftc is a great example. they don't report to anybody. they have gotten too cozy with big tech. have you this big government, big tech alliance. it's time to break that up. make the ftc report to the justice department. make them enforce the laws that we have. to make sure that we're not sensorred. to make sure our privacy is. big tech is accountable. brian: do you have bipartisan support on. this i hope i will. i hear democratic colleagues talk about the need for tougher enforcement.

get the bureaucracy doing what it is supposed to do. make them accountable and get this done. steve: people watching ftc in charge of the do not call list. and i have had it up to here over the last couple you of days. i keep getting spam calls. finally reached out to somebody at the ftc this is easily fix obviously because people are spoofing numbers to look like my next door neighbor is calling from card services to negotiate a new rate. ftc wrote me back and said you know what? you need to just hang up on it? is that all they can do? the ftc just saying hang up on somebody who should not be calling? >> unfortunately that's their attitude towards enforcement on a lot of areas the answer to your question is no. they can do a lot put new penalties fake telemarketers into law. got passed right before the break. the ftc needs to get tough. they are there for a reason. they need to enforce the law. be accountable to somebody for doing it.

brian: america will not pick up their phone. steve: if somebody running for president promises to stop robo calling, a lot of people would vote for them based on just that. >> appoint an emergency financial manager to that. ainsley: just don't answer if you don't recognize it. steve: looked like my neighbor. brian: good luck on quest. everyone can relate what you are going after. everyone is involved in social media one way, shape, or form. senator have a great day. >> you too. thank you. steve: one of the things the telemarketers do with the robo calls. they will hijack your neighbor's phone so it will come up your next door neighbor, their name. ainsley: no way. steve: all the time. jillian: i have had my own phone number call me. on the screen it's my phone number. i'm like, what? brian: really? steve: so you answer it and the ftc's official response is they are not supposed to do it so just hang up. brian: this is your conscience calling. jillian: be afraid of what it has to say. brian: absolutely. jillian: let's talk about new video just released a machete attack inside a

starbucks. watch as the man walks inside the store. this is in bakersfield, california. political science say he was chasing his ex-girlfriend who ran inside the coffee shop to get help. that woman and the man who tried to shop the astack were the only ones hurt. this happened last year but police just made the video public. of the man be sentenced next week. a apologizing for saying this at a board meeting in massachusetts. >> i'm feeling pretty intimidated by the police officers in this crowd. all of you drive around town with guns. >> andrew freidman's remarks causing several police officers to walk out of a meeting about hiring a new police chief. he is now apologizing. >> i deeply regret my statement and recognize it was wrong. jillian: he said he made the remarks in the heat of the moment. well, did you hear about this maybe pranksters taking advantage of the growing coronavirus here.

now watch what happens when two guys get on a train in hazmat suits. [shouting] [bleep] well, passengers freaking out as the teens spill a bucket of orange liquid on the floor. they lied and said it was coronavirus that spilled. but it was actually kool-aid. this case has now been referred to the nypd. i mean, that was going all over online yesterday. that is. steve: people were jumping up. steve: they said it was coronavirus jumping up on the seats running out of the cars. luckily nobody got hurt. ainsley: that is not funny. jillian: not at all. brian: meanwhile, republicans nearly mowed over by anti-trumper. but the outrageous story getting virtually no coverage on the networks. why the deafening silence? media reporter joe concha efforts to answer that question ♪ like we used to do ♪ we don't laugh anymore

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