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steve: as you noticed a lot of people are dressed in pink and red because today is valentine's day. and today's special valentine's day coverage of "fox & friends" live brought to you by our friends at sandals. ainsley: did you all celebrate this morning already? [cheers and applause] ainsley: before i came to work did i leave candy all over the kitchen table for my daughter when she wakes up. steve: she will think it's halloween. brian: nutritionally i don't know how great that is. marginally better than captain crunch that i grew up with. steve: we understand a lot of folks here are married. has anybody been married more than 10 years more than 10 years? let's see the hands. [cheers] brian: married more than unonce? there you go in the back. steve: how about maryland more than 20 years. ainsley: how about married more than twice? all right. steve: how about married 30 years? can anybody beat me my wife and i got engaged 34 years

ago today? can anybody beat that? how long have you been married over here. >> 50 years. >> can we get a mic in there? what's your name? >> pete and rose. ainsley: what's the secret. [cheers and applause] steve: congratulations. brian: pete is like i just want to talk about a.g. barr? what's the secret, pete? >> putting up with each other. >> a relationship of survival. steve: thank you very much. it's great to have you. brian i have unofficial poll valentine's day is america's favorite holiday beats christmas. they didn't poll me. how can it beat christmas. we made this up holiday.

it's not even real. steve: we did? "fox & friends"? what a way to do a live studistudy studio audience. ainsley: in america. y'all interstate the and spouses give all the gifts to each other. in france it's just for the kids. steve: thanks for joining us on this special day. [cheers and applause] and because you are in our fox news world headquarters we have a feeling y'all love the news, right? so let's talk about the story in the news today. of course yesterday we were talking about roger stone and it was the sentencing guidelines from the department of justice initially was 7 to 9 years. the president heard about that on last tuesday, this past tuesday, and said that's way too much. a.g. barr sat down last night with justice correspondent pierre thomas of abc.

and it's really interesting because he tells the whole story. because the way it looks to a lot of people is that a.g. barr caved to the president's tweets. but when you listen to the attorney general himself, he had already made up his mind that the u.s. attorney from d.c., the 7 to 9 years too much. he was going to clarify his position but then the president came out, listen to the attorney general and that is going to probably change your view of what has been said. >> the team very much wanted to recommend the 7 to 9 year to the judge. and but he thought that there was a way of satisfying everybody and providing more flexibility and there was a brief discussion of that i was under the impression that what was going to happen was very much that i had suggested which was deferring to the judge and then pointing out various factors and circumstances.

when i first saw the news reports. i said gee, the news is spinning. this this is not what we were going to do. >> so you were surprised. >> i was very surprised. once i confirmed that that's actually what we filed. i said that night to my staff that we had to get ready because we had to do something in the morning to amend that and clarify what our position was. i had made a decision that i thought was fair and reasonable in this particular case. and once the tweet occurred, the question is well, now what do i do? and do you go forward with what you think is the right decision or do you pull back because of the tweet? and that just sort of its how disruptive these tweets can be. ainsley: the president, he said, he isn't bothered. he isn't deterred. stephanie grisham said he has the rights to his opinions. i see both sides of this. roger stone, went out on a limb for him and worked for him. steve: for the president. ainsley: he saw injustice.

he is allowed to do that he is the commander-in-chief. he is allowed to point that out. i understand the other side too where bill barr is put in a position where it looks like the president tweeted out and then they are going to go back and review the case and makes him look like he can't do his job. brian: two things the president has ton to make the attorney general's job more i did. one bringing up his name on the phone call in the ukraine with the ukrainian leader. barr said that was not helpful. he did not want his name brought up there because he wasn't involved with it. the first time he heard it was when the transcript was released. he also went on to say the president's tweets make it impossible to do my job. so, that is somebody who is extremely loyal to the president. coming out and saying, mr. president, go ahead, go after bloomberg. have a field day with klobuchar. but when it comes to legal stuff, it really gets complicated because the president really has no experience with having a justice department when he was running the trump organization. so it gets much more complicated than when you voice your opinion on an

ongoing case prior to sentencing. and he is hopeful things will change. steve: that's why we ran the genesis of the exact timeline. because, to some, it looks as if the 7 to 9 came out. the president said oh, that's crazy. and then bill barr changed his mind. that's not true. the president had came out after bill barr had already decided to clarify it. nonetheless, his comments about tweeting got everybody all stirred up on tv. watch this. >> news here from what can only be described now as it a bee sieged attorney general of the united states. >> in his work imagination nation terrible thing to do and these people must be punished. >> does bill barr have enough goodwill with the president and political capital that he can do something like and this get away with it? >> he fired sessions after almost two full years of simmering. we might get barr leave on his own.

>> he must know if he says shut up and stay off my lawn. if the president goes on their lawn again they will have a reckoning. brian: he didn't say that the whole thing is mischaracterized. two people respect each other. just have a difference how they approach things. ainsley: exactly. brian: it's going to happen. the president speaks his mind. the attorney general respectfully speaks his mind. i think they will work better going forward. i don't think the attorney general has a foot out the door. i think he lost the job. ainsley: i hope not. because he is known to be upunderstanding person. lindsey graham was smart. he tweeted out support basically for both of them. barr has his complete confidence. he says the president did a great service to the doj and nation as a whole by appointing barr. steve: it's not surprising ainsley and brian that nancy pelosi says this is an abuse of power. we have heard that before, haven't we? ainsley: elizabeth warren wants to impeach. steve: impeach the attorney general. brian: whatever. steve: jason chaffetz says look, bill barr, not

movable. watch. >> i like the fact that a president of the united states when he sees up justice, he is pointing it out. that's exactly what you want to have a president do. i understand that it causes people to sit back and think but nobody is going to be pushing around the attorney general. he has earned a reputation in this town for a long time. and the attorney general is going to do what he wants to do. but i think this is exactly why donald trump has the utmost respect and has the best attorney general in place right now. brian: mitch mcconnell says the president did a great job in hiring bill barr he should listen to him. ainsley: he says the president hasn't ever asked him to do anything in a criminal case. that's important. steve: ultimately though the sentence for mr. stone is going to come down to the judgment. ainsley: nine years. come on. nine years is too much. we find out someone on the jury hates the president. thinks all of his supporters are racist. and we had former acting

a.g. on our show yesterday. brian interviewed him. he said you get that kind of a sentence if you are dealing drugs. if you are in a gang. brian: who screened that jury by the way? did anybody log on to instagram and find out how she thought? goodness. [laughter] steve: that is that story. meanwhile, of course, how many of you saw us up in new hampshire a couple of days ago for the primary? okay. very good. ainsley: thank you. steve: it was a couple of days ago when it all started, there has been a back and forth between james carville and bernie sanders and james carville said, look, bernie's stand supporters are a cult. bernie didn't like that. here is what he had to same about mr. james carville. >> look, james, in all due respect, is a political hack he 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. steve: and that's where we thought the soundbite would end. [laughter] brian: i love seeing the lips slowly decrease. steve: i like the soundbite when the person is talking and then suddenly -- [laughter] brian: do you know what's so great i love when he says with all due respect. i think you are a terrible, horrible person. you don't start a statement with all due respect you are a political hack. there is no respect there, bernie, okay? comb your hair. ainsley: do you think carville responded? steve: in epic way. ainsley: last night on cnn bernie sanders called me a political hack. that's exactly who the blank i am. i am a political hack. i am not an idealogue. i am not a purist.

he thinks a pejorative. at least i'm not a communist. brian: there you go. [applause] steve: james carville telling it like it is. ainsley: you all agree with james carville even for the first time. brian: even the president must have been hey that was good. i like that. i don't have to play a part in this. look at the democratic party as expected. they are going at each other. the way they are doing it is astounding. elizabeth warren going after bloomberg. bloomberg trying to defend his record. sanders going after bloomberg. you have carville and sanders. and then. steve: i'm confused. they are all going after each other. brian: all going after each other and tearing each other apart. when nevada culinary union had to make a choice who to endorse they chose no one. they wanted to choose biden they said he did so horrendously in the first two contests they bowed out. steve: that is very bad for

mr. biden. ainsley: i know. politics. it's so fun to go through this process. brian: unless you are in it. ainsley: that's true. think about that. a few months ago he was on top. he was our vice president. brian: three years ago. ainsley: don't you all agree i think the impeachment thing did him in. nancy pelosi was more determined. she wanted this president to be impeached. she cared more about that than she cared about her party. [applause] ainsley: and about biden. steve: we heard about biden and burisma and hunter. brian: i think biden did in biden when he started speaking. he has done terrible on the stump. steve: next week we will see michael bloomberg talk. brian: going to be allowed to you use that box. steve: to stand on. ainsley: jillian has

headlines. steve: she is standing right over there. jillian: happy valentine's day. ice arresting illegal immigrant and ms-13 gang member for threatening to attack nypd officers in the bronx. in the same precinct where two cops were shot last weekend. a police union now posting internal memo warning officers to remain vigilant and stay alert. brand new video shows the disrespect the nypd is facing. a vandal spray painting a cop car in broad daylight. right now a homicide investigation is underway in the death of a 6-year-old south carolina girl. a tragic ending here. the police discovering the body of faye in the same neighborhood where she vanished. unidentified man found dead nearby. police haven't said if the deaths are related. or how the first grader died. these two cars were sitting outside faye's home when she disappeared. police identified the suv but still searching for the sedan: he won't roll out

endorsing him in november. the west virginia senator telling politico everybody can change. maybe the president will change, you know. maybe that uniter will come out versus the divider. manchin says he will wait to see hot democratic nominee is before making a final decision. and then this, prince harry and meghan are leaving another part of their royal life behind. the daily mail reports the couple fired 15 staff members and closed their buckingham palace office. of the workers are reportedly shocked about the layoff. harry and meghan moved to canada after stepping back from royal duties last month. they will reportedly return to the u.k. next month for a national holiday. that's a look at your headlines. i will send it back to you. [cheers and applause] steve: are you clapping for them firing their staff? ainsley: what is piers morgan going to say about that one? he said she abandoned her family made him abandon his and now firing staffers. i feel sorry for them.

we don't know what's going on. brian: they have to live a life of luxury without crowns. [laughter] steve: today if you are just waking up. today is "fox & friends" live. we have a live studio audience. it is valentine's day. and, of course, valentine's day means ainsley, we know how much you love chocolate flowers. brian: this is for you, jillian. brian: this is for you. very nice. [cheers and applause] steve: this is one of the best parts of valentine's day. russell stover. first pick. ainsley: share them with the audience. this one. steve: darn it, that was

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♪ steve: they feel good because they are here with their favorite tv show and i just gave them chocolate candy. meanwhile the attorney general is standing his grand among the pending doj investigation into the roger stone case. ainsley: four doj prosecutors stepped down after recommendation of 7 to 9 years were rejected. was the sentence too harsh? brian: here to ste join us now emily compagno. do you think the attorney general came out and responded to the president's tweets saying they are not helpful because he wanted to restore morale in his own department of justice after four resignations. >> regardless if that was his intent that should absolutely be the result of it. helpful thick he did. answers a lot of the allegations on the left's part arguing this entire time that he has been subject to persuasion on the part of the president. right? they argue he that is a pawn. he said i'm nobody's pawn. i have i don't bend to

congress or the media or the president. steve: right. he made it very clear when we went through that timeline when he went through the chronology. look, when the u.s. attorney for d.c. came in and he said we're interested in 7 to 9 years. and then barr goes we think that's too high. we should present it to the judge with talk about different circumstances. and then in the news break and then he goes that's not what we talked about. we have to clarify it immediately in the morning. he said to his staff. but then the tweet came out and it looked to people as if the president had pressured him which, according to the a.g., not true. >> exactly. so the doj is saying this was unrelated. the president's tweets came after we were already addressing. this the brass at the doj argument not only 8 level enhancement for something. should have gone two years and said 9. this is reserved for things like actually threatening physical injury to a witness. right? that level of intimidation. and also he said this was not how the prosecutors briefed us. so, it's as if those four

prosecutors went rogue. they told the brass we are only going to seek, you know, the 15 months. the guidelines. instead they went around and sought 9 years. ainsley: don't blame the president. blame those four prosecutors. if they haven't done this and said 7 to 9 years. then we wouldn't be talking about this today. >> exactly. for those arguing well it's so rare for brass to step in. that's exactly what they are there for. if they seizure there is prosecutorial discretion but did this level of enhancement that just seems unjust. brian: can you help me with this quote? barr says when he heard about the 7 to 9 years he thought it was too much. then he talked to tim shay. who is -- and he said the u.s. attorney. barr claimed that shay told him he thought there was wave satisfying everybody and providing for flexibility. what does that mean? >> well, barr's point was that in this amended filing that it wasn't just black and white. that he thought there was justice that could be achieved. there could be acknowledgment that what roger stone was illegal without saying -- it's not as if he was saying we are having him go free. he was say not guilty

amended filing there was acknowledgment what he did was illegal and appropriate penalty but not to the level of 8 level enhancement. steve: we don't agree with the early thing you saw but ultimately it will be up to the judge. >> correct. ultimately. steve: ladies and gentlemen, emily compagno. [cheers and applause] all right, meanwhile, saint sayt ain't so. the blunder on the campaign trail. tom shillue is here. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ president trump warned the drug companies. it's unacceptable that americans pay vastly more than people in other countries, for the exact same drugs. but they aren't listening.

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shillue. [cheers and applause] steve: hello, tom. >> these are my favorite clips of the week and the first one has to do with the president at the -- talking about the democrats in new hampshire. >> my only problem is i'm trying to figure out who is their weakest candidate? i think they are all week. we have so much more enthusiasm and it's not even close. they are all fighting each other. they are all going after each other. they don't know what they are doing. they can't even count their votes. [laughter] brian: he is right. they could not count the votes in iowa. >> obviously he is running virtually unopposed for his party. so he is using that opportunity to astack the democrats. and sometimes he does it individually i like when he does it all at once. ainsley: next one chuck schumer claiming that impeachment has been positive for democrats. watch. this why will we not have echos of impeachment

affecting democrats conversely into the fall? why is that not going to be a negative. >> it's been a positive for us. [laughter] steve: yeah, right. brian: are you convinced, tom? >> let's poll america. do you believe chuck schumer it's been good for democrats? >> no. brian: new gallup poll. ainsley: do you all think it's been good for the president? >> yes. [cheers and applause] steve: these jokes just write themselves. ainsley: what a week. >> this next clip i kind of feel bad for old joe. sometimes i'm in columbus and i say hey, cleveland, how are you doing? wrong city. brian: at least the right state. steve: you are not running for president. >> it is important that iowa and nevada have spoken. look. we need to hear from nevada and south carolina and super tuesday states and beyond. brian: that's a problem. he wanted to say iowa and

new hampshire have spoken but he said nevada had spoken. >> nevada has yet to speak favorite clip of the week. larry david, curb your unenthusiasm poking fun of donald trump. donald trump said i'm going to retweet the video. donald trump retweeted this video. >> what are you trying to do, man. what the [bleep] are you doing? [bleep] out of the car you little in [bleep] >> i'm sorry, i didn't see you. >> just be more careful next time. >> will do. [laughter] steve: let me get this straight. why did the guy who plays mr. bernie sanders on "saturday night live," why was he in that preus? >> he doesn't like donald trump, okay? and he goes around with the hat and he puts it on whenever he thinks he can get out of a situation. so this guy, he thinks the

biker is a trump supporter. puts the hat on and so the president embraces this and even though larry david is poking fun at the president. look at his tweet. the president tweets out tough guys for trump. [applause] steve: wanted to get out with a lunch appointment. schedules the lunch reservation. goes on and puts the hat on. catch my flight. in hollywood that hat is kryptonite. [laughter] ainsley: tom, we love watching you on the quiz show. i love watching you play schiff on fox nation. [applause] ainsley: i understand you have a surprise for our studio audience. >> i do the quiz show every day on fox nation. and everyone in the audience is going home with a year of fox nation. steve: all right. [cheers and applause] >> you get a fox nation. you get a fox nation. you get a fox nation.

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♪ ♪ ainsley: the 2020 race is on as democrats turn their attention to courting black voters. one-time frontrunner joe biden is now banking on south carolina where black voters make up nearly two thirds of the party's primary voters. brian: as former new york city mayor mike bloomberg walks back his defensive stop and frisk which he used to love, but is it too late for him? steve: let's talk to fox news contributor and fox nation host, somebody you love, ladies and gentlemen, lawrence jones. [cheers and applause] ainsley: hey, lawrence. brian: lawrence, mayor bloomberg was for a while proud of what he did fighting crime in new york city. building on what rudy giuliani did. now he is apologizing for the way he fought crime in new york city. do you buy it? >> i don't buy it. i think he meant what he

said. generally, y'all know i'm a libertarian, i'm against stop and frisk just like i'm against people asking people that have the second amendment having their chl for their cars every time they see just because they have a gun. i believe we have to be consistent on the issue. i think when it comes to mike bloomberg he is telling people the way he felt back in the day. the fact that he said these are the criminals, minorities, men, young men, i don't think he can apologize for that i went to harlem the other day and talked to residents affected by the most and they are still ticked off by it. ainsley: were you offended when you heard that video. >> i was offended but wasn't surprised it came out of mike bloomberg's mouth. this is not something -- very disconnected from the people. i think this is a guy who feels like can he get away with it and still win the nomination. steve: we have played a couple of times the original audio from 2015. a lot of people have heard that but, the apology that he made, a lot of people did not see that so let's go ahead and run that here's the former mayor apologizing. >> there is one aspect

approach that i deeply regret, the abuse of police practice called stop and frisk. i defended it. looking back for too long because i didn't understand then the unintended pain it was causing to young black and brown families and their kids. steve: that announcement was just as he was a -- >> when i talk to people of harlem they can see crime and violence going on in the neighborhood. they needed help. but the way that he went about it and the people that criticize stop and frisk, this is what people felt like they were thinking in the back of their head to begin with not only did he hurt the cause of fighting crime, but what he hurt is the relationship between the black community and the police. there is a better way to community police. when you are talking with neighbors. talking with people down the street and these are the cops that i grew up with in dallas, texas, you see where the crime is you don't have to stop and frisk everyone that's in the neighborhood. they will tell you because they don't want the violent criminals in their neighborhood anyway.

brian: basically, police officers have stop and frisk, we weren't just going up to people randomly. we had to have a reason. we had to see something on them. their goal was to protect the people in that neighborhood from the crime that was infecting that neighborhood. it's like you can't run from that. it's like joe biden running from obamacare. never really liked it. it was a big bleeping deep. this was either run and backs up your track record. >> the problem is the comments he said are the definition of racial profiling. right? i'm a criminal justice guy. a difference from a criminal profile taking information and you know this person is a gang banger and they have drugs and all of that. that's different than saying they are all young minorities that are men. ainsley: throw them against the wall. who do you think get the black vote? >> well, it's unknown right now. i think the republicans really have a chance. you know, i have never seen a president go out there and have an agenda for the black community like president trump did during the state

of the union. [cheers and applause] >> you talk about school choice. when you talk about opportunity zones, that matters to the community. now, the question is, is the rnc going to take the president's marching orders and knock on doors? you can't just say what do you have to lose? you have got to go out there and talk to people and get their vote. >> people have got to get fox nation and keeping up with the joneses. >> "keeping up with jones." i like that, too. brian: what clip are we going to see? >> we will see me talking with students about the biases happening on college campuses. take a look. >> i have been furniture enough not to be the recipient of any violent acts, but, you know, we have had people from our group spit on numerous times. you know. you always see people, the tearing up of signs, screaming in people's face. have you professors that are even out there tabling yelling at us. you see all these kind of crazy things.

steve: this is something that you have been talking about bias on campus for a long time. check it out, "keeping up with jones" now exclusively on fox nation which everybody is going to be a member of in this audience. [cheers and applause] >> we changed the show a little bit. we will be talking about the bias happening on college campus because there are a lot of our audience scared to send their kids to school. highlight all the stories every single week on fox nation. like happening uva. ainsley: student at uva at the multicultural center stood up and said too many white people n here. >> i think multicultural center is supposed to be multicultural. brian: toss to jillian one thing i respect about myself. jillian: i bet you do. good morning to everyone. thank you for that wonderful toss, brian. let's start with this. the democratic national committee had extensive oversight over the failed app. that caused chaos at the iowa caucuses. according to a contract obtained by yahoo news the dnc had intimate involvement

in the development of the app. the head of the iowa democratic party called it quits following, this right there, that viral moment when the sign just fell off his podium during a press conference about the caucuses. a man is behind bars accused of assaulting a 15-year-old president trump supporter. officials say patrick bradley slapped the teen in the face and attacked two adults at a polling site in new hampshire. the boy's mother exclusively telling fox news her son is, quote, the most patriotic kid you would ever meet in your life. and that this has left him, quote, pretty traumatized. comes days after a florida man told police he intentionally drove into a republican volunteer tent. donald trump jr. tweeting in part, quote: what will it take for the mainstream media to finally call out left wing violence? the navy is punish ago group of sailors who make this air crew great again patch on their uniforms. they put on the patches to attend president trump's speech in japan last may. navy officials say it violated an order that bans service members from wearing

their uniform to political events. it's not clear what type of punishment the sailors were given. how about this story? i'm sure is a lot of people can relate to this. press charges after a man punches her seat for reclining. the guy hitting the seat over and over on an american airlines flight from new orleans to charlotte, north carolina. when she complained. the passenger claimed the flight attendant reprimanded her and offered the man a drink. woman wants the attendance fired. american airlines is looking into what happened. they relin recline for a reason. brian: they only recline four inches. ainsley: how rude of him to do it. and doesn't she have back problems, too? who recorded that? was she recording that or someone in the seat. steve: it's unclear. i don't know why we didn't show the face of that person. because he was on my last flight i'm kidding about

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♪ be my little baby ♪ baby, my darling ♪ be my baby [cheers and applause] ainsley: love is in the air here on "fox & friends." and what better way to celebrate valentine's day than by saying i do. brian: that's right. today a very special couple will be tying the knot right here on our set. steve: joining us now ahead of the special ceremony in our 8:00 hour is army veteran vanessa soto and her fiance ladies and gentlemen, jason brown. [cheers and applause]

steve: good morning. let's start at the beginning. how did you meet? >> we met the millennial way, which is online. we met on a dating site. ainsley: so nice. steve: which one. >> it was called plenty of fish. steve: okay. >> and we were a little pets tant because there is catfishing that goes on quite frequently. we literally within one hour met for lunch, finished our work day after lunch, met for dinner that night and we have been inseparable ever since. steve: congratulations. that's. ainsley: that was six years ago. >> that was six years ago. brian: how do you explain the attraction? >> i believe it was more he came from a military background so he understood where i was coming from and it's really hard to connect with people that are not military or don't understand the military. ainsley: you grew up both parents in the army. >> both parents in the army. i was born a military brat,

actually born in berlin, germany on a military base. they never pushed me to be in the military. i didn't want to go that route but i definitely understand the struggle that they go through and the passion that they put in for our country. and so i saw that in her. and that definitely helped bond us together. steve: sure. have a necessary, is a you joined the national guard? >> yes. steve: just in march of 2001. >> i was 16, going on 17. steve: we know what happened in september of 2001, the planes hit the building here in new york city. and suddenly being part of the military service changed your whole life, didn't it. >> it did. i never expected i would be in iraq in 20. turned 21. i didn't expect any of that. steve: in the beginning, when you were out there in iraq at night, it was pretty freaky. >> we used to get mortared all the time. i was stationed where saddam pretty much lived. it was in tikrit and very,

very dangerous. steve: eventually you got used to it? >> you get used to it. becomes part of your normal life. ainsley: havvanessa, what did it mean to serve your country. >> it meant so much. it molded me and became a part of me. that's ohio am and instilled in me. 10 years after i got out i'm still like yes, sir, no, sir. dedicated to the flag if we are watching football games at home we have to for the national anthem. [applause] steve: how did you propose? >> to be honest with you we haven't done that yet. there is a secret thing i have planned yet. steve: going to be a great show. >> it's going to be big. that one i have near and dear to my heart special only. ainsley: you are going to get married on national television. i am a little bit nervous. a huge celebration of our

love. we can't be thankful enough for "fox & friends" allowing us to let the world know. brian: steve, are you doing the ceremony? steve: no, we have a professional. brian: i'm glad we brought a pro in. my certificate never came. ainsley: you have a son going to be a part of it. he is 9 years old. >> he is going to be the ring bearer. [cheers and applause] steve: after you leave here, after the marriage ceremony, what are you going to do? what's the life look like. brian: not specifically, just generally. [laughter] >> well, i think it's the beginning of married life. i don't think too much will change. i think after six years, we definitely already feel married. but it will definitely be a little different. you know, we are officially hitched now, so i think it will be business as usual but the love will definitely be a little different.

steve: we have got some plans for you. we are going to get it all ready we have all sorts of flowers and cake. it's going to be fantastic. is there anybody you would like to say hello to before we wrap up this segment? >> my parents are not here. they both are in seattle, washington. they are definitely tuned. in i would love to say hello, hi mom and dad, two little sisters hello to them as well. ainsley: it's the middle of the night there. best wishes. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] steve: meanwhile, on the tv shows democrats won't give up their efforts to oust the president and the attorney general. look his o who is here congressn dan crenshaw. when you have pain...

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resilience in the era of outrage" tell us about your new book. >> so happy to be here. my wife is here as well. steve: good job. do you want to bring her out. >> i don't know if she wants to come out. steve: maybe at the end of the segment. >> she was a big part of helping me righ write. this. >> you need that woman's touch. this is fundamentally about mental resilience and toughness in this era of microdepressions and outrage and san sell culture. and not too long ago i was here in new york doing that "saturday night live" skit. and america sort of breathe a sigh of relief when we made amends on the show and made something positive out of it. brian: who mocked you. >> right. everyone was really surprised. that should trouble us. why was everybody so surprised about that? i started writing this book and started working through

this taking lessons from seal team and psychology ancient philosophy our own history as americans? each chapter is a simple lesson in mental resilience. how to be tougher. and so it's a bit about your own personal journey but also about america's story and how we can really be more resilient culture. steve: people were probably surprised it became a funny bit on "saturday night live." and you came together because america is so dug. in it seems people on the right are dug in. people on the left are dug. in you came together and did a funny show and he said he was sorry. >> right. i get into that in the book. you have to have a sense of humor. i talk about the really dark humor of the seal team and what that can look like sometimes. i talk about thinking through your reactions. there is a lot of old idioms count to 10 before you react. steve: or tweet. >> let's dig in to that. you know, let's dig into the

2,000-year-old philosophy that we have been looking at for a long time. dig in to some of the lessons that i have gotten from the seal teams and how we remain still before we react. how remight look into a few layers of a policy before we instantly assume that the person proposing a policy is somehow bad intentioned or evil. brian: here we are going through impeachment for a phone call it. goes on for four and a half months. puts everything grinding to a halt. then the budget comes out. that is the most outrageous thing senator schumer ever heard or read in his life. nancy pelosi went crazy. and then all of a sudden the president tweets about a sentence recommendation about his buddy roger stone, again, people are trying to impeach everybody over the top. in fact, here is an example of some of the outrage. >> this is an abuse of power that the president is again trying to manipulate federal law enforcement to serve his political interest. and the president is what he

is. he thinks he is above the law. this must be investigated. >> something egregious like this. demands that the inspector general investigate. >> if that guy won't resign, then the house should start impeachment. >> attorney general william barr ought to be ashamed and embarrassed and resign. brian: so you think he is going to resign being ashamed and embarrassed? >> william barr? no, i do not. i think william barr is doing such an incredible job. and he is frustrated. brian: unflappable. >> he is frustrated by. this. [applause] these narratives will continue. we shouldn't be surprised by what we just saw. these narratives will continue over and over again. they have got their words that they like. and they sound something like abuse of power. and they will say that over and over again because it's vague. because you can make anything an abuse of power. this is why their impeachment scam was so

shallow and thinly vague. they will continue to do. this the rest of us will remain calm and read "fortitude." steve: very nice. meanwhile this last week we were up in new hampshire taking a look at the new hampshire primary, bernie sanders and buttigieg did very well and then amy klobuchar as well. bernie sanders though apparently right now the face of the democratic party, which is freaking out some of the people not only in joe biden's quarter but elsewhere. >> i have noticed. steve: you and bernie sanders kind of got into a little back and forth, didn't you? >> yeah. did he respond back to me? i actually didn't notice if he did. ainsley: can we tell the audience what he tweeted out. i make no apologies for proposing the boldest and most aggressive climate with our green new deal. this is a climate emergency. and then you tweeted back then why didn't you vote yes for the green new deal when it came to the senate floor? maybe because it's not a plan or a good deal or even green. it's a 3rd grade science

project. [laughter] >> which is generous. i was being a bit generous with that actually. first grade. ainsley: isn't based on science or engineering. care about reducing emissions question mark? ainsley: you are not afraid to go on "saturday night live" and make up but you are also bold. >> i'm not insulting the guy. i'm not calling him names. we are not doing what they do to president trump. and more importantly, on this stuff from, a policy perspective. the green new deal is knot an actual proposal. there is no actual plan in the green new deal. it just says everything is going to be wind and solar and we're going to get rid of airplanes and cows. that's north a plan. that's not a serious proposal. that's why it's more of a 3rd grade science project. in the irony of it, if you care about reducing emissions you can't do what they are saying. they saban fracking, ban fracking. we just reduced emissions in this country this past year

by almost 3%. more than any other country in absolute terms. we have reduced more in the last couple decades than the last 12 countries combined. that's a really big deal? why is that? natural gas fracking. that's why because natural gas is a cleaner energy and we should export it to the rest of the world. brian: you also say, too younger people, republicans and democrats, climate change matters and there is something there. and there is a responsibility. there is a way between -- there is a place between the green new deal. >> right. brian: and no deal. >> exactly. brian: where are you. >> new energy frontier. leader mccarthy. graves, wald done, put together all of these different plans. my part of that is new energy frontier. it's about carbon capture. about investing in what is actually not science fiction but really interesting stuff. you have plants in houston taking in natural gas, creating electricity for 5,000 homes. recirculating the co 2 through that process zero emissions. this is not science fiction.

we want to invest more into that kind of technology, create carbon innovation figure out what to do with carbon dioxide. making it a commodity not a waste product. create a market for it. brian: real quick, matters to you as much as anybody. yesterday seven or nine republican senators voted along with democrats to limit the president's ability to declare war or take out a soleimani in the future. >> right. brian: he will override this war powers actress lucien. and he will veto it and it won't be overridden. >> right. brian: your reaction to the fact it's brought up. >> really muddies the waters. really great for iran. not the iranian people but the iranian regime. i'm not sure i understand the premise here. based on falsehood of two things. one, that the premise or one that the president acted illegally in the first place by attacking soleimani. brian: he didn't. >> he didn't. absolutely not. second false premise is that he plans to continue attacks on iran which is not based

in reality either. we acted in self-defense. there is no reason to overreact. and, again, not act with fortitude, i'm going to keep bringing this back to my book since that's the subject of our interview today. but, so, then the question becomes why do this? why do this at all? it states in there this isn't any different from the war powers act. then why are we passing it? steve: sure. >> what is the point here? just for propaganda purposes, to signal to the iranian regime that you support not doing anything against them? i truly don't understand that policy. brian: mike lee and rand paul among those. >> i think they felt insulted by the process earlier and this is their way of showing it. ainsley: dan the audience loves you and supports you not only in congress but fighting for our country. we wanted to ask any of you do you have any questions? steve: ron does. right over there. ainsley: hi, ron. >> congressman, i'm in favor of term limits. a lot of more people want to

see term limits. a lot of lifelong congressman and senators there how do we change that. >> you need a constitutional amendment. do i support that i also look at this with a great degree of nuances. you know, a lot of people say they want term limits but you ask them ask my own constituents. do you want me to be terminated in four years? that's kind of extreme no, no, no. i want everyone else to be term limited. take a step back and wonder what you are asking for. a lot of people want those. once you start showing people some of the down sides there is a nuanced conversation here it. also gives a lot more power to the executive branch. right? if you always have junior congress people in congress. who is in charge? staff and the executive branch. the bureaucracy. brian: they are always going to be there. >> it's not obvious that this will make things better. brian: everyone term limited except dan. edward, you are out there.

edward, do you have a question for dan? >> yes, dime congressman, thank you for your service, first of all. what is the obsession the left has with illegal immigrants and protecting the rights of illegal immigrants and no one talks about citizens and when we deserve and our safety? >> that's exactly right. brian: border state. >> and there was a new proposal recently i think it's the new path forward. isn't that right? new path forward. 44 co-sponsors, democrat co-sponsors which is one of the more unbelievable not only amnesty but refusal to enforce the law at all with respect to criminal illegal aliens. not just illegal aliens but ones who have committed other crimes while here in the united states. and this is 44 co-sponsors. you know, if one crazy person had propose you had, this i don't think we would have a right to bash it too much. but 44 co-sponsors is significant. that's a movement within the party. we should be focusing on american citizens. we should make -- you should

be able to make the case that we have a right as a country to protect our own sovereignty and protect our own borders. there is nothing wrong with that there is nothing to be ashamed of there. we are pro-legal immigration. we are anti-illegal immigration. steve: time for one more question over on that side. kevin, good morning to you. >> good morning. kevin from houston texas. border security is even important to me. i have written the white house and asking the president is there something we can do as far as fund maybe like a go fund me or whatever. the american people are interested in this problem. and we want to do something to help get that border wall provided quicker. it's not just illegal immigrants but it's also for national security reasons as well. is there something we as people can could to get that go in the right direction. steve: isn't that fund called our taxes? >> that's a good point. they actually did do.

this there is a section of border wall built in el paso that was privately built with that reason. now, but, the reality is, the president is still diverting funds from certain military construction projects to build the border wall. it's also about enforcement. what can you do as a citizen, honestly? get out and knock on doors and explain to people that we are pro-legal immigration. but we are against illegal immigration. you can't just have people walking across the border. we have to enforce the laws. the border wall fixes support of the problem. a huge part of the problem though is the catch and release nonsense that has been happening for years. now, our current homeland security department has gotten their arms around this problem in a very big way. we should be very proud of that that doesn't get really much attention. but it should. they are doing a much better job of actually -- once have you crossed illegally, getting you back and deported as opposed to just released into our population. brian: i think there is a lot of good news here. especially rebuilding the wall.

4 billion. the president only needed 2 billion. he said i basically have enough money. and gotten deals with a lot of private landowners. a lot of them are giving in need the wall. 100 miles built. real shot by january 1st of 220 getting 400 miles built. putting technology on top. cameras and lights. i think there is a real good story to tell. >> there is. it's going in a good direction. ainsley: thank you, congressman. steve: so the book comes out on april 7th. it's called "fortitude." dan crenshaw. >> thank you. i appreciate it. steve: all right. about 7:15 here in new york city. ainsley: jillian has headlines for us. jillian: good morning. we begin with this. coronavirus case is topping 64,000 overnight. one of those cases right here in the u.s. the cdc confirming our nation's 15th case of the deadly virus. the person is under quarantine at air base in texas. dr. marc siegel telling fox news is he outraged over china's handling of the

virus. i'm becoming more concerned. we believe they knew about it weeks before it every came out or was declared. that points to a larger problem. how many cases are out there in china that are still undiagnosed? jillian: more than 1300 people have died from the virus worldwide. president trump is optimistic about a troop withdrawal deal in afghanistan. >> i think we are very close. i think there is a good chance we will have a deal. we will see. we will know over the next two weeks. that doesn't mean we have one but we will know over the next two weeks. jillian: the deal would help the president follow through on a promise to end america's longest war. 2020 contender joe biden is taunted as he leaves a fundraiser in new york. listen. [chanting drop out joe] >> skip nevada, skip south carolina. go home early.

jillian: this comes as disappointing finishes in iowa and new hampshire primaries. earlier in the day jill and joe defended their son hunter on the view. >> this is guy who has done nothing but good things his whole life my son. ran a food program in the u.s.a. and a whole range of things. jillian: biden responding to accusations that hunter biden used his dad influence to make millions from business dealings in ukraine. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: thank you very much, jillian. brian: that's an interesting answer to his son's. ainsley: i know, it's a daddy defending his son. i get it. 16 minutes after the hour. nine months out from election day. our next guest says president trump has already locked in his re-election. how? here to explain is tammy bruce. ♪ ♪ (whistling)

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thank you. [ applause ] steve: welcome back to our "fox & friends" live show. from president trump's impeachment acquittal to the iowa caucus chaos and record low ratings for the oscars, february has been an awful month for the democrats. and we are only halfway through the month according to our next guest. ainsley: our next guest says february 2020 will forever be known not only as the month when president trump

was reelected but why that happened. brian: after saying that we quickly called tammy bruce just like her show get tammy bruce on fox nation. >> thank you. brian: thank you for responding to our request. >> thank you very much. brian: tammy, you really believe after a good strong two weeks that's enough? do you know how quickly things change? >> that's it. let's not look at these things of discreet little bubbles that happen in a moment. culmination of an entire series of events. that's why you can look at the oscar ratings. i want everybody to be successful in their business. the fact is that tells us something. they went down by 20% this year. the emmys last year were down by 30%. these are huge drops. these are significant statements. and this is in the process of a statement, i think, overall that americans are tired of the status quo. we're tired of being lectured at by people who have no idea what our lives are. we are tired of an elite that thinks it's better than we are. we, in fact, have saved the

world multiple times over. the children of people who have been raised in the midwest our farmers, people who make this country hum. feeding the world that we, in fact, are we trusting ourselves. those politics we saw with donald trump and of course then you see the meltdown effectively the infrastructure turley meltdown of democrats. aban donement of cultural elite if you will as a statement. this is, i think, what tells us that this is not just even a trend but a momentum to something else. of course, the president will be, i believe, in renovember vote for boris in england a couple months ago, a statement is being made. democrats in particular should listen because this is a chance to say wait, this has changed. we need to change with it. ainsley: do you think it's just too much? it's just bubbling up and finally, i like what you said, we are trusting ourselves. >> that's correct. ainsley: we are trusting our own voices to fight back. >> that's right.

i love the movies and the oscars. i obviously love tv. i'm on tv. we are committed to it. but this is a point the difference between are we going to be told who we are or are we going to be moved in a direction we are being told we are not as good, that our faith is bad. that we can't be trusted or maybe in fact we still can be trusted? that it's our insync, that it's our commitment to the country that in fact, lifts everyone up. we have seen it politically. we see it in our personal lives. we will not doubt anymore. and this is why you are going to see it and we are seeing it not just politically but culturally, with our families, our engagement with schools and the choices we make for the future. steve: indeed. that's a great op-ed. >> it's a good time. steve: tammy bruce on fox nation. ainsley: tammy, would you run for office. >> i don't play well with others. i like having a real impact but thank you, dear. i think this is america, what moves america forward

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♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ everlasting love ♪ ♪ steve: thank you very much. ainsley: so happy to have all of you here the live studio audience. you know his story because the world rallied around devin stihl and his family after his daughter leah was diagnosed with cancer 4 years old. brian: six years after the diagnosis she is in remission and the still family is stronger than ever. [applause] steve: now show they're sharing real tips for relationshipst in their new podcast realationship.

steve: a relationship podcast. >> yeah. different from retiring from the nfl to start a podcast on relationships. we thought it was necessary. >> we decided to start the relationship podcast. instagram, social media has a way of filtering relationship. you post the best pictures. amazing lighting. we wanted relationship by sharing our story. steve: real life is not the perfect picture of cheese plate on instagram. >> not at all. ainsley: what's some of the advice you are giving the folks when they watch the podcast or listening to it? >> just to know relationships is about fighting people you never fight with. it's about finding people you are willing to fight for. me and my wife had to fight for each other's relationship when my daughter was battling cancer. we wanted to show that side to people out there on social media. brian: a great stress. >> it is. brian: focus on your daughter but also creates stress between you two.

>> the stress was crazy but we had to focus on loving each other and try to heal the wounds that came from my daughter battling cancer. steve: you came on our show at that time and that's when we first heard about your story. you put the wedding on her on hold until you could figure out this medical problem. >> right. about two weeks after leah diagnosed with cancer we got engaged. i knew i wasn't going to be in our relationship mentally. i was going to put my focus 100 percent on my daughter. i wanted her to know she still had my heart. we decided to put our wedding on hold until my daughter was cancer-free so she could be our flower girl. steve: how great is that? [applause] ainsley: what advice would you give relationships people that have relationships that are going through some troubles? >> well, i would say biggest thing is communication. you have to communicate a lot of times you feel like you can't or something -- you are going through something you hold back. but you have open communication. that's what got us this far.

brian: you say you have four key elements loyalty, openness, value, and evolve. >> evolve means you want to make sure you are growing. the same person i needed when i was 20 years old i don't need that same partner when i'm 30 years old i am going through different life experiences. make sure you are growing. we know people get older but never grow. make sure as we are getting older we are actually growing and being that partner that each other needs. steve: what was it that was bothering you about him? >> oh, man, we need a whole hour segment. steve: just a little bit. obviously something you grow. you change a little bit. was he doing something that bothered you and then how did you address that? >> well, like i said, communication is the big thing. so, initially, we weren't communicating with leah having everything we bottled up a lot of emotions. we had to realize we had to talk to get through it. so that's how we pretty much got through it. >> we created this heart box where it's called what's in

your heart box. so any time you had something on your heart that you need to get off. write a note. place it inside this box and before we go to bed each night we will discuss our issues so we are not taking them into the each day. brian: amazing to see a guy who is playing the most rugged game in america with such a heart and so sensitive. [applause] were you willing to show that soft side to your opponents? >> no. i wasn't. i had to wait until i got behind closed doors. i couldn't let my opponents see this soft side. i have a house if you feel women right now i have got to be that vulnerable man. brian: absolutely. ainsley: leah is in remission and they had another baby. a baby girl. leah is loving being a big sister. >> she is loving it. actually two months away from being cancer free. she turns cancer free on march 25th. step up be that big sister. steve: whenever you get your podcast relationships. ainsley: we did our bible

study with three nfl players at metlife stadium. one of our most watched bible studies that one and the sean hannity one. i get so much feedback. thank you for standing up for christ and being a man of god. [applause] steve: thank you very much. good luck. ainsley: if you want to watch it, it's on fox nation. steve: stick around, we are having a wedding by the way at the end of the show. >> i met people back there love is in the air. steve: next up on the rundown, drop-out, go home. that's what joe biden heard overnight here in new york city about his campaign for president. top wall street fundraisers bank on a bloomberg win. brian: doesn't sound like new york. steve: our fox business panel is here. stuart varney, and charles payne up next on valentine's day. ♪ ♪ i'm bad.

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♪ i really like you ♪ you want me to ♪ i really, really, really, really like you ♪ ainsley: as the race for the white house heats up, joe biden is seeking cash from wall street to keep his sputtering campaign afloat. brian: he had two fundraisers yesterday, big money donors might be bailing on the frontrunner and moving toward michael bloomberg. steve: so, is it all over for joe. here to weigh in is our fox business power panel stuart varney screen left. jackie deangela's center right and in the center square charles payne. [cheers and applause] brian: all in this episode. steve: jackie, we are going to start with you. joe biden was here. he was up at 57th and sixth

avenue about eight blocks from where we are sitting last night and people are hollering go home just stop, joe. >> tough for him after a poor performance in iowa and new hampshire. people are sitting back do we want to get behind joe biden if he is not going to get the nomination. a lot of wall street saying the same thing right now. problem is on the democrat side there is no clear candidate to get behind for wall street. what are they supposed to do. >> they are not going to support bernie sanders? >> have a hard time supporting bernie sanders. ainsley: are any of the big wall street guys, the big bankers are they supporting donald trump? >> if they are, they are keeping rather quiet about it. i think most wall street types would like to see the reelection of donald trump simply because the likely opponent, the democrats, are all moving way out there on the left. and that's not going to be good news for wall street. there may be one or two wall street people who say yeah, anybody but trump, but there is very few and far between. brian: here is what leon

cooperman said he is a billionaire like stuart and charles. [laughter] brian: i feel sorry for biden, he should withdraw, he has no chance. man, that is blunt but might be true. >> yeah, sure. he talked about biden there? oh yeah, he has no chance. you can't come back from a fifth place finish in iowa or new hampshire, can you? i don't see how you can. >> after the last election cycle i will never say never. but it's a fractured. there is no good clear candidate on the democratic side. you have got to wonder like who put these pieces together? who was the mastermind behind this? you know buttigieg is raising a lot of money from silicon valley. i'm not sure how much he is getting from wall street. if you listen to the policies and you are on wall street, yo, you don't really want to put a lot of money to any of these candidates. they are telling you they are going to attack your wealth. wall street loves donald trump. any time there is good news. [applause] >> for trump, the market goes up. after the iowa disaster, the

market rallies in that state. after the new hampshire vote, the market rallies in that state. the market wants president trump in office. steve: right. bernie sanders, jackie, tried to tag pete buttigieg as wall street pete when we were up there earlier this week because he took some $2,800 contributions from really rich people. so he is the guy who is in the pocket of wall street. >> right. they are trying to take him down in that way. what i think is going to be interesting is when bloomberg really emerges. steve: next week. >> okay. well maybe we are going to have billionaire against billionaire here. maybe they would both be really good for the economy. so what do we do now? brian: he does want to destroy the energy industry and. ainsley: stuart, dennis has a question for you. where is dennis? there he is. steve: good morning to you. >> i'm just wondering, how can some of the candidates espouse socialism when they become successful through

capitalism? [laughter] >> gee, i was wondering exactly the same thing. [laughter] how does that work? i mean, i think most people know who watch the show that i am a refugee from socialism. i came from the england of the 1970s which at that time had a socialist economy. i was driven out. came straight to america and found this is the promise land. this is capitalist society where can you go up as far as your brains, talent, drive and ability will take you. i don't see how you can argue against that it's so unamerican. to make us all think. brian: argument is it's unfair. >> unfair. i think socialism is grossly unfair. you stuart seizin seizing somebody's wealth. and start taking things from some people, that is grossly unfair. everybody in this room who has got any money whatsoever, they made it themselves. and who is. [applause] >> who the devil are these socialists to come along and say you didn't build that

you didn't make that we're going to take it off you. get out of here. steve: you know what? the avowed democratic socialist in the race, stuart, is a millionaire. >> yes. >> bernie has 3 million. elizabeth warren has 12 million, bloomberg has $60 billion. buttigieg, i don't think he has got that much money. but he is the only middle of the road guy out there. brian: gotcha. jennifer, you are. steve: where is jennifer? brian: you have a question for charles? >> good morning, i do. how has the coronavirus globally impacted the economy and even with trump's imposed tariffs on china? >> so far it has not had a major impact on our economy. but because we are in the midst of it, it's hard to determine how much it will. i think the key right now for america is that the american consumer not get spooked. brian: don't go to china. >> don't go to china but

even here, right? every day there are different ways of measuring the consumer confidence and later on we will get a retail sales report today. the american consumer has been amazing because their wages are going up. they have a job. they are confident. if there is ever a sense that it's spreading in this country that changes every single thing. as far as our relationship with china, obviously, there is an intricate relationship. there will be some near term pain. but long term, as long as the american consumer and the american economy is doing well, i think you will seat stock market -- brian: jackie real quick on the virus. >> i worry about the virus. 10 fold -- >> when you sell your stocks, you are out of the market. if you have been spooked out of market whether it was constitutional crisis, recession, impeachment, there have been efforts to scare people out of this stock market ever since trump come in. and once you sell, you don't get back in, so guess what? you have to be very careful. yes, we are vigilant. we always care. but when you make these major decisions with your

money and you miss out on the opportunity of a lifetime, that piss ses me off. steve: the coffee just kicked in. [cheers and applause] brian: varney and company at 9:00 and making money at 2:00. and thank you all three of you. great job. steve: meanwhile, right up there, jillian joins us on this valentine's day with the news. jillian: good morning to you. a little fired up on the couch. let's start with this story. 700 death row inunited states california could soon move to prisons across the state. the convicts can request to be transferred out of san quentin president north of san francisco to other correction facilities where they can apply for work and rehab programs. the democrat governor gavin newsom issued the death penalty -- halted the death penalty last year. supporters say moving the inmates can save the money. critics call it a slap in the face to victims' families. stop what you are doing and check this out. this is no action movie.

this is real life. a driver in california, whoa is right. caught on camera, hitting a round about at 100 miles per hour and launching her car into the air. police arresting her overnight. they believe she had been drinking. [laughter] spreading valentine's day cheer in iran has the government seeing red. it is now warning stores not to sell gifts and that anything heart-shaped will be taken away. clerical leaders call the holiday a cultural threat from the west. valentine's day has become increasingly popular in iran the last few years. here's a question. how honest are you on a first date? >> i'm with him right now. >> can you check. no, doesn't make much money. it's all right though. he is nice. kind of funny. a bit fat. [laughter] jillian: the dating website okay cupid wants you to be just as honest about politics. asking users what they want

about relationship launching ad campaign based on answers. one of its ads reading quote it's okay to choose mr. right depending on how far left he leans. it's okay to date someone pro-choice. a look at your headlines. brian: most of america, 51% say they want to go out to dinner tonight. 4% want to stay home. how do we make heads or tails of this. why do a poll if it's going to be equal. steve: the country is polarized. ainsley: what do you prefer? steve: we are going out for supper. we wrote a cookbook we are sick of cooking. brian: if you didn't make a reservation you are out of luck. steve: you are not out of luck. next guest the queen of southern cuisine paula deen. [cheers and applause] [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪

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steve: welcome back. >> i love these people. ainsley: the queen of southern cuisine just in time to share some sweet treats for valentine's day. steve: that's right. paula deen has stolen our heart and she is here with other handy dandy air fryer and jewelry and all sorts of stuff. >> my jewelry. my jewelry. let me tell y'all for years i have dreamed about a jewelry line. brian: have you it now? >> yeah. [laughter] >> so for years i was recognized for my rings on tv. well, i have some wonderful friends at jtv taps network. jewelry television. and they agreed to work with me and build me a brand. so jtv thank you y'all. thank you y'all. i brought something for your beautiful wife. steve: thank you. cathy is watching right now. >> oh, good.

cathy, happy valentine's day. and ainsley, this is yours. now, i hand picked. steve: beautiful. ainsley: you did? >> this is the best looking bracelet. look at that. get my fat wrist. look how good looking that is. steve: that's what my wife gets. does the audience get something? >> y'all, listen, it's to the a car. [laughter] but, it's giving to y'all with as much love as it would be a car. [applause] >> all of y'all are getting a piece of jewelry. [applause] and men, if you get some earrings or something that you don't like, give them to your wife. my air fryer is just the bomb. all of y'all also are getting a $50 gift certificate off the amazon,

the paula deen amazon store. [applause] steve: one of the air fryers is going to the happy couple that's getting married. >> yes. yes. i have got something for the bride. i have pearls for the bride. should that be a secret? brian: let's learn something here. >> for valentine's i like to make for my husband michael puff pastry filled with his favorite chocolate. just take a puff pastry. steve, yeah. you know how to do. this steve has a cookbook. this is an egg wash. and we want to go around there so we can seal it up good. steve: all right. we will put your favorite in the middle. >> chocolate bar with almonds. and i can't wait to tell you all this, girls. my poison ring. look at my poison ring.

that's where you keep your poison? >> back in the 16 or 1700s. i guess that was a popular way to kill somebody. [laughter] so you would offer them a drink and then you would just flip your ring open. [laughter] brian: these are great valentine's story. >> now we use them for a pill. >> picture of your family. >> picture of your family. brian: are we cooking? steve: we were. >> oh, yeah. steve: look, i'm done. i used your air fryer. >> some of these have brie. brian: someone who will enjoy this is pete hegseth. >> brian, that's for your wife. so watch out.

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>> can't go wrong, sandals, everything is there and peter hegseth. >> i am saying whether i am invited or not. >> a lot of people with us today, if you miss the first we 5 minutes of the program can we see the hands of people who are married today. how many have been married 20 years? how many have been married 30 years? how many have been married 56 years? [applause] >> one of my best friends said she was with my husband's family and the grandfather pulled her aside and said look at this room and the two of us

did all of that. >> that was the fun part. let's get to politics. valentine's day, the most popular holiday in the company bus one thing that ever started the controversy on capitol hill. the attorney general sat down and talked about the president tweeting out roger stone, how upset he was about roger stone's sentence. william barr talked about how the president's tweets not helpful but did not affect the decision to go in and get involved. listen. >> the news is spinning this. this is not what we are going to do. i was very surprised. i said to my staff we have to get ready because we have to amend that and clarify our position. i made a decision i thought was

fair and reasonable. in this particular case it is time to stop the tweeting independent of justice criminal cases. i will not be bullied or influenced by anybody whether it is congress, newspaper, editorial boards or the president. i will do what i think is right. i cannot do my job here with constant background commentary that undercuts me. >> people close to william barr said he has become increasingly frustrated with the president's tweets about the justice department. you can love two things at one time. today is the day of love. you can love the attorney general and the work he is doing, you think accountability is going to happen, investigations that are long overdue are going to happen, the administration getting a fair shake and steady hand. you can love donald trump's tweets and support them at the same time. without the president's twitter

account and the fox news channel we wouldn't know a fraction of what the previous administration and the deep state have done. he has seen these things firsthand more direct than anybody else. roger stone wasn't on the campaign. the crimes he was charged with across just crimes, people who did so much worse, and the president has thick enough skin saying i don't like tweets about the justice department, meanwhile the president will keep tweeting and i hope he does. i don't care if he tweets. might be a big mistake but people have said this tweet is a mistake, that tweet is a mistake and here he is succeeding for our country. >> here is the thing people are getting wrong, they look at the story and say as soon as the president tweeted that out

william barr changed his mind and came to the tweet. a number of edits with a bunch of different topics but william barr made clear he heard from the us attorney in dc who said 7 to 9 years and william barr felt it was too much and they were going to do other things the next day and come out with different recommendations but the story hit the news and it seemed the president's tweet, it wasn't the president's tweet, william by went ahead and did what he did and said the tweet -- >> the president reacted to the news as he often does, every part of his body of work even under george h w bush shows he is committed to justice and the prosecutors that quit the case. >> they wanted 7 to 9 years. >> two or on the mueller team and if you don't get the outcome they want against the president they are out. >> the president never asked to

do anything in a kernel case. >> i believe that it has the ability to comment on things going on in the media. >> he had to pull it back. >> you can say should and william barr made clear. >> when he congratulated william barr doing something he said he did on his own it gives his enemies fuel. >> i congratulate the minnesota vikings when they have a game and he can congratulate whoever he wants. is grateful to see an outcome -- >> i get what you are saying but every time we criticize shouldn't be tweeting this or that we give fodder to his critics who hate him no matter what and hate -- >> the attorney general who has been his greatest defender says they are not helpful, take note, don't take -- >> let trump be trump, he has

gotten us where we are. and the attorney general said he will not be bullied by congress or the newspaper with the editorial boards. it is all income passing. >> what is happening in the democratic party. we saw biden go from here, thank you. wherever you stand, let's move on, democrats have so much infighting going on and bernie sanders is one way and the rest of the democrats, establishment democrats and bernie sanders have been going at it, watch this. >> we have to win the general election. a certain part of the democratic party wants us to be a cold. i'm not interested in being in a cold. i'm 75 years old. i am not a very coldy person. >> all due respect, a political

hack who said terrible things when working for clinton against barack obama. >> after bernie sanders called james carville a political hack, james carville talking to reporters said this, bernie sanders called me a political hack. that is exactly who i am. i'm not an ideologue or purist, he thinks it is a pejorative. at least i'm not a communist. >> panic on the democratic party. >> there has to be panic in the democratic party, james carville was an operative in the party of bill clinton all of which we believe and knew to be a liberal but not a lock stock and barrel left us to hate capitalism and hates america. the president was the first to call bernie sanders a

communist, precisely what we should call them, i can't wait to be james carville's age because then you can say whatever you want but talk about a guy who has experience in seen every iteration of his party and is terrified because the party of jfk, the party of capitalism, of anti-communists, jfk father communist as ferociously as anybody has been taken over by a guy who in the eighties talked about how great the soviet union and those places are, talks that way today and wants -- >> james carville for the democrat party, has to be tough to see. >> not the democratic socialist party but the same thing now. bernie sanders is the soul of the democrat party, young people have been indoctrinated in government schools come a represent what they believe. >> who is really freaking out on the democratic party, nancy pelosi, democrats are not in disarray.

if you are a member of congress and in a competitive district, the standardbearer in november is a democratic socialist the people down ballot who are in congress as democrats are going to lose their majority. >> nancy pelosi is calm, cool and collected. have you ever met anybody in a panic situation - the one thing they are not is calm, cool and collected, if you have to say it is not true. of course there is panic in washington about bernie sanders and the irony is michael bloomberg and is one $23 billion and they want to get money out of politics might be the one that tries to bump bernie sanders and rick it against a second term. >> he was attached by elizabeth warren. >> a terrible candidate. without the tv commercials

there is nothing appealing. but got to have the box. >> if the dnc ripped him off again, all the bernie supporters will not show up in november which means an ez pass. >> that's a wrap. you did it better. a lot of great people. they should tell me what is on my show before i come on the show. we have newsmakers on the show, some interviews. it is national something day. >> you can have the nevada caucus. >> what are you doing for valentine's day? >> she might be watching. >> right there with my son who is also here.

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dead nearby but police haven't said of the deaths are related or how the first grader died. she disappeared, police identified the mpd but are searching for the sedan. jo manchin voted to convict donald trump in his impeachment trial but won't rule out endorsing him in november. the west virginia senator telling politico, quote, everybody can change, maybe the president will change. maybe the uniter will come out versus the divider. he will wait to see who the democratic nominee is before making a final decision. if you haven't put your valentines cards yet a sheriff department could get you out of the doghouse. look at these officers in st. john's county, florida, the perfect way to ask please be my valentine, cars featuring their canines with phrases like you are attached, valentine and the verdict is in, you are hasome.

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>> joe biden confronted by protesters as he leaves a fundraiser in new york city. >> dropout joe! >> go home early. >> biden facing resistance from big-money donors. 1 billion are saying i feel sorry for biden. he should withdraw. he has no chance. >> despite what was heard on the street is joe biden in trouble? ed henry.

>> so amazing to see pete hegseth on the weekends. i'm sleeping in on saturday. he got into big trouble. >> you can't reveal it. what are you doing for valentine's day? >> my wife ends in dc, she will be here late tonight. >> it fell on a friday. >> joe biden is in trouble. he is raising more expectations, has fundraisers, they are saying what is the deal? i am going to finish first or second in the caucuses coming up and i will win south carolina. if he doesn't finish first or second in nevada he will put

more pressure on himself. the other thing is because he needs one and it has been running low he is going to wall street folks, goldman sachs, morgan stanley. that feeds bernie sanders that he is beholden to wall street and bernie has a lot of money. $9 million in the bank heading into the - $200 billion. >> when he goes to south carolina he did say 99.9% of african american vote has not been cast yet. could he be number one? >> could give him a shot in the arm. in a week or so, and michael bloomberg, there is $9 million.

and how do we run ads in 7 or 8 or 9 as -- bloomberg is in all of this. >> biden got some bad news. the culinary union runs nevada when it comes to labor. >> it is bad news for bernie sanders. being a democratic socialist and getting this -- >> they don't like medicare for all. these unions negotiated the cadillac healthcare plans. bernie sanders might face resistance on the left where government run healthcare is not as good as the cadillac plan i have now. >> staying neutral is good for bernie. it is bad for joe biden.

he needs any shot in the arm he can get. the culinary union and restaurants and casinos in vegas are big-money. >> have you played anything for your show? >> i'm joking around, haven't done any work on the show. in the green room, paula deen, i was going to steal your guest. william bennett, charles payne who you just saw, juan williams, big show with sandra. >> 23 minutes after the are. coming up, the moderate wing of the democratic party, the far left in disguise. a look at policy positions of candidates in the middle. coming up, mark stein.

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will >> we have been looking at joel pulled him's back all day. take a bow. meanwhile some in the mainstream media pitching pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar is moderate democrats. >> can they really be considered moderate. >> here is columnist and author mark stein. are they moderates? >> field the applause. >> happy valentine's day. i love every one today. i am in such a romantic mood i will put up with joe biden sniffing my hand.

what was the question? thanks for the bouquet. >> get it out now. >> i they really moderates? >> basically in today's democrat party a moderate candidate is someone you never heard of. bernie is crazy, a socialist, honeymoons in the soviet union, who else is there? there is mayor pete. who is he? the mayor of south bend, indiana. i don't follow south bend politics as in-depth as possibly i should so he must be a moderate. amy klobuchar, who is she? i never heard of her until 20 minutes ago. she eats her salad with a comb. this is true.

if you want -- the ladies love it. take them to a restaurant where they give you -- you can do the joe biden things sniffing the hair because there is $1,000 dressing. i am completely lost. >> let's take a look at the two people to see how moderate they are. pete buttigieg behind the public health care option, new green deal, wealth tax, repeal the hyde amendment. amy klobuchar, public care option supports green new deal, sports federal law to make abortion legal, open to eliminating the electoral college. >> left-wing candidates, you don't know enough about.

some of these, bernie is my neighbor, he is across the connecticut river in vermont and he has a better record on gun rights than mayor pete. >> what do you do if you are establishment, who do you vote for? >> pete was saying a couple minutes ago when talking about jfk's democrat party, scoop jackson democrat. there is no place in the party for those kind of people. when aoc made a sharp point she said joe biden and i come in any developed nation joe biden and i would be in different -- the difference is the aoc bernie wing has bona fide the party. all the centrists and moderates, hillary and joe biden are completely corrupt so you have things like the

clinton foundation, joe biden enriching his talentless brother and son. why wouldn't you? if you were on the democrat side why not prefer a principled socialist lunatic to the clinton foundation, a catholic oligarch playing a 6-figure sum for a speech nobody wants to listen to because they think they are the next president. who is taking their loved one to a clinton foundation's for valentine's day. >> don't know if there is -- >> that lasted as long as early marriages. >> thanks for that. >> another tip, taking your check out for a romantic dinner, a little mood music on the stereo. the ladies love it.

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>> welcome to our 2 and we have had so many guests, you were the first to get a standing ovation. >> the president's are in law. how are you somebody valentine's day? >> i am here with you. i am sure eric has something very special. and paula deen gave me this poison ring in the back. doing great so far. >> already gotten it for me. you are all set. >> absolutely. >> that brings in underdog, got his power, thought it was a bad thing for kids to take a pill and get stronger. underdog makes it great. >> what did you think of jill

and joe biden? >> you expect them to defend him. the bigger point is what they are suggesting, the kids should be left out of it, none of us have been left out of anything. quite the opposite. whenever the president was elected my husband and don made a choice to completely get out of any new foreign deals just to make sure there was no image of impropriety. the opposite happened with hunter biden. he got into international business when his dad was vice president yes we are constantly hit on our side, people making up things and saying we have done something wrong. none of us have done anything wrong but you expect them to

defend him. the hypocrisy is wearing and people can see that. >> don't you think joe biden would be doing better in the polls of nancy pelosi haven't gone on with the impeachment thing? every time they talk about impeaching your father in law republicans talk about hunter biden, burisma and they were collateral damage. >> the impeachment thing was so bad for the democrats, we had record fundraising thanks to nancy pelosi calling for impeachment, a little gift to us. we will take that. it didn't help joe biden. he didn't help himself any. we don't know, i was never worried about joe biden, before he was in the race, are you worried, never worried about joe. >> you are you worried about? >> nobody because we have the best president in the history of this country. really truly it is going to be very hard to go against incredible track record and success of this president especially, the front runner is a self-proclaimed socialist who wants to completely reversed

course, go the way of venezuela, the ussr, cuba. this is never worked successfully, socialism and he wants to bring it here. it would be an about-face on this great booming economy, change this country and i don't think -- >> get rid of oil and gas. some violence going on what happened in jacksonville when trump supporters were signing people up and got run over, there tends got run over by a guy who was happy to do it and some violence in new hampshire where a 50-year-old was insulted by some crazy lunatic and here is -- apprehensive about him wearing the maga had because it can provoke and people don't like trump but he wore the hat because he is about 15-year-old, doesn't know what people are going to be like. what is your reaction?

>> first of all to that entire family thank you for your incredible support for our president. this is disgusting this sort of thing. my brother-in-law don reached out and talked to them yesterday so they know how we feel. >> a slap in the face. >> that is what i hear. you never hear about it going the other way. you never hear about republicans or trump supporters attacking so viciously anyone on the left. this is america. we are allowed to have whatever political views we want. we used to be able to but now it is really scary and i have consistently said that i think people will be more hesitant -- they will support him and in november 3rd they are going to be a lot more hesitant to support him because of things like this outwardly. wearing the maga had gets you hit in the face it assaulted. this is disgusting. what kind of country is this if this is acceptable.

thank you to fox, you have made sure this gets talked about. no one else has said anything about this. >> why is that? >> wouldn't you like to know the answer to that? it is because the mainstream media is the marketing arm of the democrat party and they do everything they can to push against republicans and bolster democrats, they don't want the narrative the democrats are people who hate the president are coming out and it is not everyone. there are select people to do this and it is disgusting and has to stop. >> an army veteran. it is time, live "fox and friends" wedding, she looks beautiful. ♪

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>> our studio is a chapel. it is valentine's day and earlier you met a special couple, vanessa and her fiancé, jason brown. >> this valentine's day we are taking love to the next level with a special "fox and friends" wedding. ♪ ♪

>> ladies and gentlemen, i invite who are all able to please rise to greet the bride. ♪ this is the first day of my life ♪ i was born here ♪ out in the rain everything changed ♪ blankets on the beach ♪ present the first case that i saw ♪ was blind before i met you ♪ don't know where i am or where i have been ♪ but i know where i want to

go ♪ >> please be seated. jason and vanessa, happy valentine's day and what a way to celebrate your love for each other today, the greatest gift we can give each other is love, to love and to be loved. this is the meaning of life and this is your person, your partner, your heart and your home and you want to always share your family, your friends and the future together forever. this is an unforgettable moment and i ask you now, do you promise to listen closely, love deeply, honor and cherish each other your whole life long? >> i do. >> brandon, may we have the ring? rings symbolize the union of

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