tattoo. arrested. leading police on a chase. meth possession. auto theft and resisting arrest. rob: nice tat. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ oh, baby, baby ♪ steve: live from new york city on this, the 18th dave february. we were not dancing the night away. we are actually preparing for today's telecast. ainsley: speak for yourself. michael bloomberg is probably dancing the night away. because he just found out that he is qualifying for that debate tomorrow. the democratic debate. we will finally hear from him. steve: i don't know if he is dancing the night away or not. think about it. he has been able to spend north of $300 million just in little madison avenue produced tv commercials that

make him look great. for two hours tomorrow night on nbc. he is going to be essentially a piñata for all the other democrats on the stage who are going to remind him about his comments about stop and frisk and farm are farmers and g minority men not knowing how to behave in the workplace. pete: he needed one more poll and it looked like he got it. this marist poll came out moments ago. here is the breakdown amongst voters there in nevada. sanders 31%. excuse me, this is nationwide poll. this which is amazing when you consider that biden just months ago was the national frontrunner. sanders 31%. bloomberg 19%. biden 15%. warren 12%. klobuchar 9% and buttigieg 8%. ainsley: this is what happens when you start to see rise in the polls you know backlash is coming.

they are going to definitely be under fire. on the debate stage they are going back and pulling out different soundbites of things that he said. this is the latest one from 2011. this is what he said about african-americans and latinos. steve: when he was mayor. >> there is in enormous cohort of black and latino males let's say 16 to 25 that don't have jobs, don't have any prospects, don't know how to find jobs. don't know that -- what their skill sets are. don't know how to behave in the workplace. steve: all right. let's bring in charles payne. host of making money on fox business. charles, what do you make of the former mayor talking on pbs. he was promoting a multi-million-dollar young men's initiative and he said that young minority men don't know how to behave in the workplace. >> i find it interesting. if he ever went in my household he would know i knew how to behave because

my mother taught me how to behave. mayor bloomberg is an elitist that looks down on everyone. he should tell you how large your soda should be. he has a particular disdain for black people. i have a 23-year-old son. the notion that if he walks outside he should be considered a dangerous animal before a human being. his civil liberty protected under the constitution. he coulding be thrusted against the wall simply because he is black? it kill me. really blowing my mind all these fake, phoney democrats and these fake phoney black leaders who have called donald trump racist for years because of comments not actions. comments. because he did what other landlords did in the 1970s. i'm not saying it was good. but it caused poor people, particularly blacks not to be allowed in at will his buildings. that's not good. not the same as unleashing round up 700,000 people in

one year ostensibly to fight crime. one thing that hurt me a lot when i was mayor. two families in the bronx living in a house 8 children died. he went on a business trip that day. they were african immigrants. i thought the democrats loved immigrants. i thought they looked out for the underdog. 8 children. you couldn't put off a business trip? those are the things i remember. pete: how is he going to attempt to explain this away? >> he has spent so much money. this is, by the way, it's being reported okay, i decided to run for president and i'm spending money. no, he has been laying the ground work for this for a long time. he has invested in this hundreds of millions of dollars. steve: a lot of friends along the way. >> >> 195 states and municipalities gotten his money. prestigious courses at harvard. where if you notice most of the black folks who said they endorsed him have gone through his harvard program. essentially he is buying his

way to the presidency. and what i'm saying that these folks on msnbc who call president trump a racist every single day. i would like to toggle, check it out especially on the weekends. i'm watching them grapple how to say bloomberg is a lesser evil when his policies damage households. so when you are 18 years old brother comes home i was on my way to night school and police pushed me against the wall your little brother is fractured. he might be one of these kids 14 years later throwing water at a police officer. it's so much deeper. have you crushed a family that already thought the world was against them. have you reminded them that, yes, the world is against you. you are not on the same level as the average white person walking on the streets. therefore, you cannot achieve in this country. it's a powerful thing that i don't think people get. steve: do you think charles, tomorrow night on msnbc, nbc with the big debate they are going to ask him about this stuff or other candidates

saying hey, not so fast, money bags? ainsley: going to have to come up? >> it will have to come up. you are referencing pete buttigieg. you know, not too long ago he was the golden candidate. kamala harris after the first debate she came back in second one and her hypocrisy was pointed out. ainsley: what if he apologizes tomorrow night will that change? pete: he already has. >> let me tell you something that's really interesting. in 1982 george wallace won the elective office in alabama. and i was shocked. and i asked my mom i said, you know, there is a lot of black people in alabama. why vote for george wallace? folks that don't remember george wallace was behind serious evil stuff against black people. there was a is assassination attempt. he came h. a come to jesus moment. he changed. he apologized to the black community in alabama and they voted for him.

so, you know, people forgive. i think instinctively. the apology tour, i don't think it's sincere. some people might think it's sincere. steve: let's talk about the economy, which is something else you are very passionate about. on presidents' day the former president and current president got into a tiff over who deserves the credit for the economic expansion. this is what president obama tweeted out that got it all started was a picture of his signature on the fact that 11 years ago today near the both worse recession in generations i signed the recovery act paving the way for a decade of economic growth and the longest streak of job creation in american history. in other words, charles, it's still going on. >> thank you, obama. nonsense. 800 billion-dollar deal. here is what happened. i give congress and the president credit for swooping in and trying something in the throws of

that it was a dangerous time for the economy. i think perhaps the federal reserve would get more credit for creating essentially creating $3 trillion out of nowhere and pumping that into the system. you know, but, i think it's an odd argument to suggest that what's happening right now under president trump was authored by obama, even as a democrat. you are essentially saying then policies don't matter. the removal of regulatory hurdles don't matter. lower taxes don't matter. you are damaging the antithesis we need in this country lower regulations and lower taxes. the survival to growth mode. to say distinct different things. here is where you can see it happens. immediately after president trump was elected, you saw a couple things. the small bills confidence number, that month in november soared. it skyrocketed. the next month you went to

home builders. their confidence level soared. we are talking multidecade levels of expansion. overnight something was unleashed that had been beaten down, that had been locked up. we were in a fox hole as the nation. we were dealing with policies that weren't focused on growth but survival. we were actually told we couldn't grow again. we were told we couldn't have manufacturing jobs. we were told you know what? learn how to celebrate grass chutes. a little piece of green comes out and wonderful thing you have that high school project in school. let's celebrate those green chutes and embraceed me mediocry because that's all we have got. that's not all we have. policy is 100 percent different. what we are enjoining under president trump we have not enjoyed in decades. pete: here is what he tweeted yesterday in a tit-for-tat. did you hear the latest con job president obama is trying to take credit for the economic boom taking place under the trawd. he had the weakest recovery

since the great depression despite zero fed rate and massive quantitative easing. now best jobs numbers. steve: stock market growth shows well we had a graphic. 56% since 2016 election. and manufacturing growth under the president 3.6% as you can see right there. 1.7 during the last three years under president obama. who famously said, you know, you are going to need a magic wand to get that number up. >> one threatening thing they will throw up the so-called unemployment rate. one used in the media and one democrats point to for obama u 4. here's the problem with that when people leave the workforce the numbers actually get better. 10 people looking for a job and 6 of them have a job. 40% unemployment rate. if 2 of them say i don't want to work anymore. well have you got 80% unemployment rate. they don't count the two who quit looking. under obama when he was

finished. 1.7 working age adults. 25 to 54 left the workforce. since president trump has been in office more than 2 million have returned. ultimate signal of you who well a economy has done. get off the sofa and give up my government assistance and make a better life for myself. that's the most important gauge. the wages don't hurt either. steve: big story, apple is projecting shortages, making the iphone and everything else because of the coronavirus in china. they have closed a bunch of their stores there, which is the number two market. is this going to impact us? i know a lot of people have apple stock in their 401(k)s and stuff like that. >> it's a temporary thing. i certainly wouldn't sell my apple stock today. because, here's the thing. if -- if they say it's going to impact revenue. so revenue is at the top. revenue means one thing. i have got demand for a product but i can't get the

demand out there. the key is that the demand is there, i think it will stay there until they resolve that issue. iit is a message to the american consumers, to the chambers of commerce and business round table who fought against the tariffs. perhaps we should diversify our supply chain and perhaps we should take some of that back into this country. just maybe because every four or five years we have a crisis that shuts down our supply chain is it really economically worth it you have taken all these jobs from americans and ship them overseas. think about it chamber of commerce. think about it. steve: i thought tim apple sat down with the president and they were going to open up some sort of a plant here. >> working on a plant in wisconsin and they are bringing some manufacturing back. i mean the whole business apparatus. they fought so hard against this. against these tariffs that they actually stopped investing in this country as a protest. and if you want to g.d.p. number hasn't been higher. thank american businesses who are so upset that it wasn't enough that they got

the fastest tax break in history and making trillions of dollars under president trump, they want even more. how dare you mess around with the supply chain. let's keep it all in china so we can make more money. this is a good case to say maybe, just maybe, there are other reasons for diversifying your supply chain. ainsley: where would you diversify? >> some bring back to america? why not? other places make sure it's in places where countries could not hold us hostage. as the world gets better, the communication lines get better you could diversify even broader than that. pete: we know who china is and what their am bill of ambite and has nothing to do with friendly. >> it's fine. we like competing. we all watched the daytona 500500 yesterday, right? we know what america is all about. we want it to be fair situation. it would be dumb to give away our prestige.

steve: it was such a smart idea to have you join us for the a block. because you know all this stuff. ainsley: fired up a lot. >> i have been so fired up. ainsley: we are praying for ryan newman after that crash. jillian: that actually happens to be my first story and go ahead and talk about that and fox news alert. nascar community praying for ryan newman as ainsley said after a terrifying crash at the daytona 500. >> newman on the outside crash into the air goes newman. jillian: newman losing control after being bumped on the final lab going airborne and hit by another car. his injuries not life threatening. hamlin tweeting after his celebration saying quote: i want to give well-wishes and prayers to ryan newman. i had actually no idea of the severity of the crash until i got to victory lane.

president trump also tweeting: praying for ryan newman. a great and brave nascar driver. #praying for ryan. our rick reichmuth will be "fox news live" daytona in a few months: set to hold a conference call. the hearing comes ahead of the expected sentencing thursday. this as the federal judges association calls for an emergency meeting today over the handling of the case. sources telling fox news the interim u.s. attorney for the district of columbia kim shay was strong armed by prosecutors to recommend the 7 to 9 year sentence. the boy scouts of america filing for bankruptcy overnight. the youth organization is facing thousands of sexual abuse allegations in more than 30 states. the filing puts a wave of lawsuits on hold. the 110-year-old group hopes it will be able to settle those cases during the bankruptcy process. the boy scouts have faced

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steve: 6:21 in new york city. you probably saw it last night. nascar fans across the country praying for ryan newman fiery crash at the finish line daytona 500. he is currently in serious condition. ainsley: the crash the reality check for the winner of the race danny hamlin who spoke out to rick reichmuth. pete: rick joins us with that reaction. good morning.

rick: good morning, yeah. such a scary end to this race. the fans are all here at the end watching to see hot winner is and you see that kind of a crash. i will tell you there was a silence fell across the entire stands in all of the crowd worried for the driver. at the moment not even sure which car it was that had had this dramatic crash. at the end of the race the winner always comes into victory lane danny hamlin the winner now a three-time winner of this race which puts him into a pretty small list of people. only four people won it two years in a row. is he one of them. all of that celebration quite muted because of the worries for ryan newman. take a listen what he had to say about newman. >> these races get so crazy at the end. you know something is bound to happen. we don't like to see them upside down by any means. special getting hit while is he upside down. that's the scary part. we are praying for him and his family and hopefully everything is okay with him.

rick: it's been 19 years today, in fact, since dale earnhardt died right at this exact race. since then they have done so much to protect the drivers doing a lot of the engineering to the cars, the stadiums and walls they have shock protectors across all of the walls inside the track here. and i think fans have gotten used to really spectacular crashes and people walking away. i would tell you this one though really scared everyone. the race ended at 7:48. i actually took some video here. i was right there on pit road this video and saw the crash. we are used to seeing some of these crashes. this one scared people it. took over 2 hours and 15 minutes before nascar released any kind of a statement about ryan newman's condition and during that time, i will tell you a lot of fans went to the hospital saying lots of prayers and worried so much for ryan newman. it certainly changed the feel of the end of this race. 10:04 last night nascar releasing the statement that

he was in serious condition but that his injuries are not life-threatening that certainly was such wonderful news for all the nascar community. guys? ainsley: it's amazing they can withstand that how do they create these cars to protect drivers so well. he was driving 195 miles per hour. in the opening statements, when the president and you were there when the president was there on sunday. the president was talking about the courage of these drivers and the technology behind the cars. rick: yeah, they have engineers that are analyzing constantly every element of the car. and then every crash, every piece of the car that might fall off anywhere into the track here. and they're constantly working on safety features. these drivers in the past really up until dale earnhardt's death here at this race at that point there was not a lot of safety in it. since then these drivers are so completely stabilized in their car and they have such protection all around them.

and they continue to make modifications over and over to ensure that these drivers are safe in these kinds of crashes. that said, 195 miles per hour in this kind of a crash and then ending on the top -- upside down and it took them a long time to get ryan newman out of that car. this is one that they thought maybe their string of run out for another year, however, things seem to be okay. don't know the condition fully of ryan newman just that his injuries aren't life-threatening. pete: the assumption is he was going to win that race, right? rick: well, denny hamlin had led most of the laps right at the very end ryan newman ghim first place. hard to say what would have happened right there at the end but that little spin and eventual flip allowed denny hamlin to slide. in if you are in that last little pack anybody can win because of what everybody knows you are in that last minute they are going to make some aggressive moves you don't really know

exactly what those aggressive moves will. i will tell you two years in a row for him. three years out of the last five that he has won this race there is a loft celebration in his team. certainly pleased with that win. ainsley: largest purse $23.6 million. the joe gibbs team 1, 2, and 3 last night. pete: thank you, rick's, appreciate it. threats and violence ramping up against republicans from coast to coast. so why is the media seeming to stay silent about it? ainsley: tomi lahren says they won't cover it because helped cause the problem and she is on deck. ready to juvéderm® it? correct age-related volume loss in cheeks with juvéderm® voluma™ xc. add fullness to lips with juvéderm® ultra xc. and smooth moderate to severe lines

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overcome with grief. two were engaged for four years before splitting in 2018. pete seeing a rise in threats because of their involvement with the police. steve: a man rammed his van into a republican voter registration tent in jacksonville, florida. telling attack motivated for contempt for president trump. i believe he said somebody had to take a stand. days later another man arrested for allegedly assaulting a 15-year-old trump supporter at a polling site in new hampshire. didn't like his maga hat and reportedly slapped him across the face. ainsley: will the media ever acknowledge that there is a problem? here to weigh in is fox nation host tomi lahren. will they ever acknowledge it and good morning. >> of course they won't acknowledge it because they are part of the problem. they call trump supporters racist, bigots, deplorables on a daily basis. so they're not surprised nor i do think that they are

truly horrified as we are when these things happen. once you convince somebody that it is their moral duty to attack people, to degrade people that think differently than do you, then you can't really be surprised when it happens. they are not and quite frankly they don't care. steve: when you always put the shoe on the other foot, if this was a republican who assaulted some democrats, either at a voter registration thing or slapped somebody with bernie sanders hat, that would be the big -- there would be a town hall right now on a couple of channels that i can think of talking about, you know, these republicans rises up against the democrats. >> well, the loving and tolerant left is the biggest myth that we are experiencing, especially in the last five years. we know that they are anything but. we know quite frankly they are not going to cover these things and not talk about them and discourage them. we have elected officials if you will remember, maxine waters who came out and said it really is our duty to heckle trump supporters and those in the administration. she said that just a couple years ago.

so now we are seeing an increase in and as we get closer to the election i fear it's only going to get worse. especially those of us in the media and those who have a voice and those who aren't really in the media spotlight they have to worry when they are just out there supporting their president and it's really a shame. pete: speaking of a shame, of the new bail reform law. steve: working great. pete: working fantastic. the idea that if you erase the requirements for bail, it makes -- it equals things out for people who can't afford it. it also means that there is a revolving door for criminals. one of these criminals is speaking out. he is at 139-time offender. his name is charles berry. he has been released four times already under the new bail law. this is what he says about the law. he said bail reform? it's lit. it's the democrats. the democrats know me and the republicans fear me. you can't touch me. i can't be stopped. when a criminal is saying, this what does it say about your law? >> i hope the democrats are

pretty proud of themselves. because they now have repeat offenders felons and thugs thanking for their laws and reform. this whole notion that somehow eliminating bail and felon friendly help low income and poor offenders. such a myth. you are hurting those community. as we see with this person or 139th arrest. they continue to repeat their offenses and oftentimes it's in those more poor or lower income communities that they are doing repeat offenses. in this case stealing from people. so we really have to be asking the democrats in new york and california and across the country who are they trying to protect with their felon-friendly laws. their sanctuary cities and all of these things that they're doing to really coddle, aid and abet crime and what about the decent law abiding americans where do we fall on priority list because it doesn't seem like we are very high. steve: democrats are talking about tweaking the law. ainsley: that guy has been arrested 139 times. all right. thank you so much, tomi.

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steve: nothing has ever come 20 feet tall. ainsley: amazon delivering with a crane now. steve: going to deliver it not as described. anyway, that's a little of that. time to move on and jillian joins us with the weather. jillian: severe weather going on across the states. mississippi bracing for more heavy rain today. experiencing devastating floods. river cresting at 37 feet. drivers struggling to get anywhere with streets and communities submerged. more than 1,000 homes at risk of flooding as residents have evacuated. 2020 contender joe biden making alarming statement on the campaign trail in nevada ahead of the caucuses. >> i'm going to, once again, legalize all the daca students. these daca students are more american than most americans are i'm serious, think about it. >> social media lighting up with reaction. jake posting that's totally a good way to win over

middle america. and keep that biden knows how to sweet talk americans. spray painted plymouth rock. other monuments across the plymouth town were damaged. clean up efforts underway. plymouth is gearing up to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the landing of the mayflower. passengers flying first class got quite the shock with a horse next to them. a michigan woman trained her service animal fred over a year to prep him for the california trip. >> i paid an arm and a leg for a ticket. but did i that so it was fred's first time. i wanted him to be comfortable. i wanted him the most room. jillian: fred's flying days may be over. department of transportation plan to tighten laws on service animals. i will send it back to you. steve: she dressed fred that costume for the event.

ainsley: is she afraid to fly? is that why she prepped for so long. pete: how does one prep a horse for a flight? steve: she has been working on it for a year. ainsley: i know that people think that things like this go too far. if i got on a plane and there was a little horse, hayden would be so excited. pete: it's not a child entertainment horse. go to the circus for. steve: that's what you order on amazon and it turns out to be a 20-foot horse. pete: a stallian. ainsley: tough admit that little horse is cute. steve: janice join joins us now. she is in the news because she wrote an op-ed as well. janice: did i write an op-ed. i have to introduce you to my new friends what's your name. >> jay from boston mass. >> jay. >> james from north carolina. >> thank you for joining us so bright and early. take a look at the maps real quick and then we will talk about my op-ed. 39 here in new york city. we have a front that's

stationed across the mississippi river valley. we heard jillian talking about it. it's a huge story. historic flooding for parts of mississippi and alabama and, unfortunately, we have more rain on the way and flash flooding will be an ongoing concern not only today but throughout the workweek certainly something we will keep an eye on. we think there is going to be a pattern change for march. i was telling jillian. this that we could actually see some winter here in the northeast, including new york city and boston, my friends. now, talking about that op-ed. i wrote an op-ed on why i love the weather. something we should all do. why do we love our jobs? i thought it was important to talk about how i got here and the jobs that i had that led me to this career and the fact that i went back to school in my 30's which tells you are never too old to learn something new. i love my job. i love you guys. i love "fox & friends." i love everybody on the plaza. steve: it is a great op-ed. janice, when people say what's your favorite season to cover you? say. janice: i say it all.

everything. everything is a season. steve: indeed. ainsley: i say mostly sunny. janice: love you my girl. ainsley: love you too, j. new bombshell in the roger stone case. sources telling fox news interim turner kim shay was quote strong armed into recommending 9 year jail sentence and thought it was excessive. pete: let's not forget the social media post still raising questions about how the case was handled. steve: call in senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judge, we understand the judge in this case is going to have a telephone conference with both sides later today. and you got to wonder whether or not they are going to talk about what you talked about last week which was roger stone deserves a new trial. >> well, she has a lot of issues on her hands. she has already turned down the request for a new trial based on the resignation of the four prosecutors and the

kerfluffle. steve: strong armed the u.s. attorney. >> the u.s. attorney interim u.s. attorney. recent appointee by president trump. he is their boss. it's almost inconceivable that the line prosecutors, the people trying the case would strong arm their boss. they signed the brief and he signed the brief. the document that went to the court recommending the 7 to 9 years. look, she could sense him from 0 to 50 with all of the convictions that he has. the guidelines say 3 to 4. these people goosed it up to 7 to 9. she has got these issues on her hands. she turned down the request for a new trial last week based on the resignation of the four. she now has a request for a new trial based upon the unambiguous and now public and self-outed bias of the foreperson of the jury, who is also a lawyer by the way. so what should the judge do? she should bring this foreperson in. she should bring the four resigned prosecutors. in and she should let roger

stone's lawyers interrogate the prosecutors. what did you know about her and when did you know it. why didn't you tell us if you knew about her prejudice. by the way, madam foreperson, you are a lawyer. you have a duty and affirmative obligation to reveal to us when we selected you the existence of these tweets in which you were so harshly negative about the president and the people that support him? don't you think we would have wanted to know that before we put you on this jury? >> the judge has a duty to find that out and then to rule on whether or not stone gets a new trial. it's pretty obvious he should. ainsley: the reason tim shae said he was strong armed. he was not going to go with the 9 year sentence. he was strong armed because they threatened to quit. >> i wish he had said to them go. ainsley: they went anyway. >> they went anyway because the attorney general got involved. i don't know where this is going to end. is he scheduled to be sentenced on thursday. pete: you think a new trial is likely or could come out of this? >> pete, i think almost any

judge in the country would order a new trial. i'm not so sure about judge jackson. i don't know. steve: stay tuned. >> yes. prediction, more will happen between now and thursday. [laughter] pete: love it. thank you, judge. michael bloomberg facing new criticism over old comments like this one now about farmers. >> i can teach anybody to be a farmer. it's a process. you dig a hole, put a seed, in put dirt in and put water on time. ainsley: kristi noem is also a farmer. she is live with a message for bloomberg next ♪ on my international harvester ♪ ♪ well i know

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sitcom. >> i'm here to pick up a pizza. >> your name, please? >> norm. >> did you check in on. >> went as norm on the show. the ad plays off the sitcom's theme song. all to promote a new app. allowing customers to pay online and pick up their order. ainsley? >> pie pass is what it is called. thanks, jillian. 2020 hopeful. michael bloomberg facing rising backlash after these comments after america's farmers. >> if i could teach anybody even people in this room no offense intended to be a farmer. it's a process see. you dig a hole and put a seed in put dirt on add water and up comes corn. ainsley: our next guest has a message for the former governoform mayorof new york mil bloomberg. chris ski nome thanks comment is pomp pass ignorance.

who does mike bloomberg think he is? every single day farmers work long hours but they don't just have to do with the labor side. they understand genetics and engineering. biology, chemistry. it is i object credibly difficult for farmers every day to feed the world. i'm just so proud my entire family is farmers. i have been a farmer my entire life. his comment is so out of touch with every day americans. ainsley: it's pretty tough work, isn't it, farming? >> my goodness. i would challenge mike bloomberg to come spend a day with a farmer, you know, to ride horses, rope steers, go out there and drive g.p.s. controlled tractors. computer program grain handling systems and then internationally market your commodities to pay your bills and continue to do what they do best. so, yes, it's incredibly difficult work. long hours. incredibly insulting for him to make a comment like that. what i have noticed is with mike bloomberg is he belittles the every day

american out there i don't know to you that is a winning campaign for him. >> how is that message going to resonate with. >> mike bloomberg does the opposite. he almost every time you turn on your tv these days he has another comment insulting another segment of the population. so, i'm just think farmers and ranchers across the country are incredibly hurt and offended by those comments and i would challenge mike bloomberg to do what they do every day. ainsley: here is senior advisor on with ed henry yesterday defending those comments. >> unlike donald trump, he is not going to make promises to rescue the farming community and then undermine them. what mike was speaking about was the need that i think all of us share to make sure that all-american workers get the training they need. and i think he was putting the comments about farmers in a historical context. ainsley: how do you respond to that governor? >> i don't even know if mike

bloomberg would be able to turn on our corn planter, it's incredibly difficult to run modern equipment and do what farmers do every day. i'm proud of them. ainsley: i'm not a farmer. i watch yellow stone and i know how hard it is. it's not as easy as digging a hole? >> i do too. ainsley: isn't it a great show. >> it is great show i enjoy it. ainsley: thank you for joining us. >> you are welcome, ainsley. ainsley: stephanie grisham, newt gingrich and jason chaffetz all coming up ♪ i ain't going to waste one breath ♪ and we have no way to integrate all that? no...but bdo does. (announcer) people who know, know bdo. can it help keep me asleep? sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. no...but bdo does. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable.

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did 11 years ago. kristin fisher joins us live outside the white house as president trump prepares for a trip to california. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, guys. president trump will be leaving the white house in just a few hours for a four-day swing out west. he is going to be holding three rallies in three days. the strong economy, of course, always such a huge focus at these rallies. but, yesterday, his predecessor, former president barack obama seemed to take credit for the economic turn around since the 2008 financial crisis. look at this tweet from former president barack obama barack obama 11 years ago today near the bottom of the worse recession in generation. i signed the recovery act paving the way for more than a decade of economic growth and the longest streak of job creation in american history. well, president trump fired back did you hear the latest con job president obama is now trying to take credit for the economic boom taking place under the trump administration. it's a long tweet so i'm going to skip ahead. the president goes on to say

if dems won in 2016 the u.s.a. would be in big economic depression and military trouble right now. the best is yet to come. keep america great. so, as the president heads out west just days before the nevada caucus, his democratic rivals are waking up to a major new poll this morning. check this out it. shows the former new york city mayor mike bloomberg in second place at 19% ahead of everyone else. biden, warren, klobuchar and buttigieg. the only person ahead of shim senator bernie sanders at 31%. so, you know, remember, bloomberg skipped all of the early states. is he focusing entirely on this super tuesday first strategy. and so far it seems to be working for him fairly well in the polls, according to that in one that just popped early this morning. and what this means, guys, is that mike bloomberg has just qualified for his very first debate, the debate tomorrow night in las vegas. guys? steve: all right.

kristin fisher. ainsley: a lot of people haven't heard from him. us new yorkers have heard from him because he was the mayor here. a lot of people don't know his message. steve: people seeing those commercials they're on this channel all the time. guest co-host today on outnumbered jason chaffetz. >> thank you. one lucky guy. steve: speaking of one lucky guy. mike bloomberg has qualified for the debate. his people say he will be there tomorrow night in las vegas. but, if you are michael bloomberg and have you suddenly risen to something like second place, just on tv commercials, do you actually want people to hear you talk? >> well, the strategy is spending $400 million on television ads is working pretty well for him. i think it's a total rebuke of the current democratic field. i think there is a desperation on the democrats' part. they don't have somebody that can beat donald trump. the message on the economy isn't going to work because the economy is working so well. and i think there is desperation out there.

but, for the first time. he is actually going to have to answer questions and talk about his record and i don't know that he wanted to qualify for that debate. i'm glad to see that he is going to have to actually stand up next to the others. pete: that's a big question. of which those past controversial comments will he be held to account to answer to? here is just a few of the clips of things that have been unearthed recently. >> there is in enormous cohort of black and latino cohorts males 16 to 25 that don't know how to behave in the workplace. >> you show up with prostate cancer and you are 95 years old go and enjoy. have a nice. live a long life. there is no cure and can't do anything. if you are a young person we should do something. >> 95% murderers, xerox it and pass it out to all the cops. they are male, minorities 16 to 25. >> if i can teach everyone in this room to be a farmer.

dig a hole, put seed in put dirt on top add water and up comes the corn. pete: in the past he felt confident insulting the farmers, elderly, blacks minorities is this going to hurt him. >> he will finally be exposed. he can't just hide behind television commercials night after night. actually answer questions about some of the core constituencies they have to get in order to win an election. he could not be more offensive. ainsley: if you are an established democrat. you are looking for that moderate. biden they are not happy with what biden is doing. seeing him slip in the polls. bloomberg is a little bit more -- or a lot more moderate than the aocs of the world. >> i look at that entire field and i don't think that joe biden the old joe biden probably was. is he a gaffe machine. every day on this show we are talking about the gaffes. all these other from pete buttigieg, they are very radical. ainsley: is he a billionaire, he understands socialism is not going to resonate with a lot of his voters. >> yes. that's true.

but that's where they all are. pete: controlled billionaire to a nanny state billionaire. i know better than you. why would you not then use the powers of the government to try to force us all to live that way? >> on the second amendment i don't believe can you survive politically on a national level being so bad on the second amendment. i think that is core. the bill of rights is important to americans. and thank goodness it is. steve: have you got to figure tomorrow night on the debate stage the other democrats are going to go after him because all those clips we just played, for the most part they're opposition research. they have been gathered by the other campaigns. they are waiting for this exact moment and there are going to be more. they are trying to blow him up via clips and tomorrow night they will try blow him up with those same words. >> how many times have we heard bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and others rail against millionaires and billionaires only to have somebody essentially buy their way into this position. ainsley: is he charismatic enough? >> i don't think so. i look at him and think of lord farquar from shrek.

he pretends to be something when you pull him out of that horse's chair you see this person there. he is not that person. steve: meanwhile, let's talk about this. bill barr has been taking heat ever since president trump tweeted about the roger stone thing. now there are something like 2,000 different people who were in the doj have signed this petition to have him quit. he is not going to quit. >> no, look. this is the deep state being exposed. theist people do not want accountability. 110,000 people at the department of justice. roughly 10,000 are attorneys. there is one key thing that has to happen here. most people don't realize. this i was chairman of the oversiroversight committee. the inspector generallers can expect anything going on in the federal government accept attorneys at department of justice. they can look at individual cases. the one group of people that's exempt are attorneys at the department of justice. so there's a bill. steve: written by attorneys

at the department of justice. >> amazing how this is. hr 202, i will give credit to cedric richmond, democrat from louisiana, jody heist a republican pushed through a piece of legislation passed by voice vote in the house allowing inspectors general to go and look at individual attorneys. i think they are scared to death of donald trump and barr and durham and certainly horowitz, because they don't want people peeling back the onion and looking under the hood how these opeople had have operate ted department of justice. now they are firing back. enough to they're being exposed. pete: one of the lawyers who signed this was named in the fisa abuse report. have you individuals who were a part of abuse now signing this very letter. >> his named was david laughlin involved in the clinton scandal. this is person who allowed hillary clinton senior legal people who sit on this so-called interview of hillary clinton. i mean, it's so incestous

wrong. it needs exposure. thank goodness donald trump is there that is what is happening. the swamp is being exposed. steve: we were talking to the judge about the roger stone case. when you look at generally it would be infraction that would wind up 3 or 4 years in prison. these guys, the four prosecutors who supposedly strong armed the u.s. acting attorney for d.c., they have jacked it up to 7 to 9 years. looks like they were out to get him. >> it is the recommendation. i thought it was totally wrong. they tend to forget that the constitutionally elected officer in charge of the department of justice is the president of the united states. and the attorney general can weigh in. and oh how they forget about the obama administration weighing in on very cases that i was working on that i was like the irs scandal where had you literally 300 or so groups that were denied their first amendment rights and had you barack obama personally on television weighing in oh how they forget about those types of things. i can sit here for hours and list off the times the obama administration did things

that were far worse than anything we are talking about today. pete: what can you done about what feels like a two-track system of justice? >> if you are a republican or trump supporter, we are coming after you. if you are on the other side of the ledger, ultimately it seems can you do no wrong. your intentions are always pure. >> this is the point about lady justice peeking under that blindfold. one is i hope the judiciary, they actually do something. the fisa court can hold those people accountable right away. do i hope the judge, in this roger stone case, will look at the jury foreman an attorney out there tweeting and putting things out about donald trump and his organization. there is no reason why she can't go back and look at that license and bring that up. perhaps do another case. but, in terms of justice, i really do worry. because look at all the times the inspector general has made recommendations. the director of the fbi. the deputy director of the fbi. the deputy assistant director of the fbi. all recommended for prosecution. nobody willing to go after

one of their own. ainsley: judge napolitano talking about that, the foreman, she was an attorney. she should have mentioned that. >> she should be brought up before the bar and lose her law license. steve: jason, you are describing what people refer to as the swamp. >> yes. steve: alive and well at the department of justice. >> it's being weeded out. this is part of the painful part. i have got to tell you, these people need to be prosecuted. how about the person who actually changes the documentation to obtain the fisa warrant? there is no reason why they couldn't be charging that person right now here today. i hope that happens sooner rather than later. steve: real quick exit question in utah, your home state, republicans are talking about trying to get rid of mitt romney as senator after the vote to impeach the president. will that happen? >> i thought what mitt romney did was wrong. i thought his approach was wrong and his conclusion was wrong. i guess what i try to tell people is i'm buoyed up by the fact that there are 250 republicans between the house and the senate. one of them got it wrong. the 249 got it right.

unfortunately, he is from utah. i think he will get some push back there in utah. and i think he should. i think his approach was totally wrong. pete: you don't think he will ultimately be removed. >> no. ainsley: bloomberg is going to be in salt lake city. pete: maybe mitt romney will join him on stage. >> they could be a pair. pete: running made. ainsley: jillian is behind you she has headlines. jillian: start off with this fox news alert now. the nascar community is praying for ryan newman after a terrifying crash at the daytona 500. >> here comes hamlin up the outside. >> wow. >> crash into the wall. into the air goes newman. >> newman losing control after being bumped on the final lap and going airborne before being hit by another car. is he hospitalized in serious condition. we are told his injuries though are not life-threatening.

the crash -- hamlin tweeting after his celebration quote i want to giv give well-wishes and prayers to ryan newman. i had no idea of the crash until i got to victory lane: our rick reichmuth is live at daytona he will have a report coming up. more than a dozen americans evacuated from a quarantine dollars cruise ship being examined for coronavirus. 14 of them during the trip back to the trust japan. they will be quarantined for two weeks. one american passenger decided to remain on the cruise ship. he joined "fox & friends first" earlier this morning to explain why. >> we didn't want to leave this quarantine before it was done and expose ourselves to potentially people who have the virus. the information, i don't think we adequately were getting is why the united states decided to switch its

position on where was the best place to be. jillian: more than 1800 deaths have been confirmed. overnight the director of the wuhan hospital also died from the illness. the republican state senator launching a run for governor over the state's battle for gun rights. gaining national attention last year for carrying a concealed gun. >> i am the candidate of the people and i am loyal to you over any caucus, over any party. i have never forgotten who i work for. >> chase called out governor normennor thanfor trying to. measures calling for assaults weapons ban. crime not exactly paying off for this man despite his forehead tattoo. donald murray arrested for the second time in three months after leading indiana police on a chase. he is facing charges of meth possession, auto theft, and resisting arrest.

he had only been out of jail for about a month when he was arrested again. it looks like that tattoo might hurt a little bit. pete: jillian, if you were to get a forehead at that time, too what would it be? jillian: it would not be that. pete: that's a big commitment. ainsley: if you were a woman you could grow bangs to cover it. steve: forehead tattoo is the only kind you don't have. pete: that's true. it's under consideration. i don't know, i lost count. not the forehead. that is something. congress making a move to speed up the construction of the border wall. steve: acting homeland security chad wolf is going to join us with the update and numbers. and he's on deck. ♪ ♪ i suffered with psoriasis for so long. i felt gross.

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>> 122 miles we are able to see. and in all of those areas where the wall has been put up, it's virtually 100 percent effective. we think by the end of the year we will be up to 400 miles and shortly thereafter we will be at 500 miles. and then we will determine if there is any other area that might need it but we will have covered, we think, close to 100 percent of the area that we wanted. steve: so there you have got the president touting the border wall. and now the department of homeland security is about to speed up the process of getting the border wall continued. and built in places that's never been built before. joining us right now is acting dhs secretary chad wolf, he joins us from a foggy d.c. chad, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve.

steve: okay. so congress has given the department of homeland security certain authority and you are now about to use it for contracting in a way that's never been done before to get this job done fast, right? >> we are. congress has given the department authority to waive a number of laws and regulations when it comes to building border barriers and border roads. the department has used that authority 21 times. mostly waiving environmental regulations and laws. today we will start waiving those for procurement regulations and laws as well. it allows to us speed up a lot of our contracts that the army corps has. 35 to 6 60 days. we hope that will construction going on. >> congress given you authority and capital rides that in a way that's never been done before. i'm sure people are going that's great. where is the money come. >> from coming from not only dhs appropriated funding from congress but also dod who recently programmed 3.2,

$3.3 billion, i would say, for a number of our border barrier walls. so, we have both ths money as well as dod money. we have about 120 miles new border wall system in the ground today. we have got another 200 under construction. and we will be at 450 by the end of the calendar year. steve: okay. so when the president of the united states goes out on the campaign trail between now and november and he says, look, you know, i tried to get $25 billion to build the wall. the democrats wouldn't give it to me in the house; however, i have been able to do some creative bookkeeping in washington, d.c. to find the money to get this thing started, right? >> that's correct. i think what we would say is a border wall system for many years under previous administrations was very bipartisan. nonpolitical. it's only in this administration that a number of democrats and others choose not to secure our border. so the president has made the decision that if he is not going to get the funding and resources from congress then is he going to use

existing resources and existing authority not only from the department of homeland security but also from dod. dod has been a great partner in this. we are securing that border. we are building that border wall system and we're looking forward to finishing those miles later this year. steve: before did you go, a couple stories in the new york press about how the department of homeland security is going to crack down on some of the sanctuary cities across the country, including new york, new jersey across the way. with kind of a swat team that would be dispatched to these different communities. can you explain what they would be doing? >> sure. this is just additional resources that ice is using from within the department of homeland security. so this n. this case cbp officers are come in. what we found in these sanctuary jurisdictions is that local law enforcement does not work with the department. so what used to take one or two officers going into a jail setting and picking up an individual that's on a final order of removal, we now have to go into communities with many, many

officers and so we need additional resources. and so that's what cbp is doing. very much like ice helped cbp at the southwest border last year when we were in the middle of our crisis. cbp is now assisting ice in their law enforcement and immigration duties as well. steve: but you would be doing that independent of the local police. so you might be showing up to a place where the cops had no idea you were going to be. >> well, correct. because they don't help us. again, in these sanctuary cities, they provide no resources to help us do our mission. should they decide to honor detainers and help ice, we would not have to call in these additional resources. steve: let's see how it works. chad wolf acting dhs secretary. sir, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: all right. coming up next. a new york city university professor linked to this massive anti-police protest that caused $100,000 in damage. so what do students there think about his involvement? rob schmitt went to his campus to find out.

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ainsley: time for news guy the numbers. $12 billion how much jeff bezos is going to spend climate change. earth fund give out grants this state your name activists scientists and organizations. next four how many plates this british waiter was carrying when he slipped and fell. he didn't drop a single plate. the only thing that fell was the sausage and a few peas and a decorative plant. why did i read that? i wanted to watch that finally 2. that's how many times a stray dog disrupted a soccer match. the pup running out on the field and stealing the dog. a player eventually carried him off the field. pete: ball? steve: lots of good pictures. meanwhile this month this massive anti-cop rally at a train station?

new york city led to 13 arrests and $100,000 in damage. pete: now we have learned an nyu professor co-founded the group behind this movement. ainsley: what do students there think about his involvement? we sent rob schmitt to find out and he joins us now. >> this is grand central terminal. this caused mayhem in new york city. we went to talk to the students to see what they had to say. rob: do you think that kind of activity is appropriate for nyu professor. >> i don't think that sort of activism is appropriate. obviously there are issues with the system. destroying infrastructure rarely helps in improving it. >> i do think like professors can have their own beliefs. either like they promote it in the class or not, based on a student if they want to take it or not. >> i feel like nyu is a very liberal college so you will get like a lot of that and that coincides with the school itself. so i personally, i don't know if i align with those views but i think that aligns with the school's views, maybe. >> nyu as far as we know this guy is still under

their employ. if this was a conservative activist, do you think it would be treated the same why why university. >> no, definitely more university when it comes to one side vs. the other it. definitely doesn't reflect on the university all too well. rob: what do you think of nyu supporting that university by keeping him working there. >> i think that's pretty controversial. that might not be the best way to go about it. i mean, it's for a pretty decent cause. rob: do you think the professors at the school should be able to be so political and take dramatic steps like. this yeah, i think they should. it's important that kids are active in local. everyone should have the platform to speak or do activism for whatever they believe in. >> both sides of the political spectrum are worthy of our attention. steve: tell us about this guy, the professor himself. >> what does he do there. rob: is he a professor of a militant activism class and started this group called decolonize this place. main goal mayhem they cause subways to be from free.

take the money from wall street. f police all over the place. they went in there to really mess the city up. and they did. grand central. this is on afternoon during the week. it was mayhem in this city. it was unbelievable. steve: what's his class called? rob: i don't know what it's called. it's a militant activism class. they hired him to teach people how to be. steve: to do that. >> to do that. that was the point. pete: your question was so spot on. imagine if i applied to be a militant activism professor nyu from a conservative perspective that would never be tolerated. >> pro-life militant lock the subways down because we are pro-life. pete: coming from nyu. >> and responded like this. rob: ny uh-oh poses the views that have been reported. the university rejects calls for violence, long standing ties to israel, including a campus there the guy who did this was palestinian and opposed to acts of vandalism

needed and shared by all new yorkers. it is among the case thousands of faculty we hire each year, some will disagree with nyu's positions such as free and academic freedom. free speech and academic freedom. ainsley: did you go into central if you have a meeting get to train pick up child at day care. whatever it may be, you can't walk through that crowd when they protest. rob: destroyed the turn styles pouring honey and glue into the turnstiles. ainsley: who do they want to pay for their travel to work. >> they want wall street to pay for it. these are the same kind of people. this guy was also involved with occupy wall street a few years back. same kind of thing. steve: anybody arrested? >> i think there were 13 arrests. steve: all be held responsible for the vandalism and whatnot? rob: great question, steve. [laughter] rob: it's this moment of left wing activism when they're bawl free speech at nyu. rob: that was the

interesting part. asking people what they think is this right wing thing probably not the same thing. pete: appreciate it. ainsley: mike bloomberg just qualified for tomorrow's democratic debate. even though he never campaigned in iowa or new hampshire. steve: does it show the polls in those early states didn't matter, iowa or new hampshire? newt gingrich is here with reaction. he is coming up next ♪ shake it up ♪ shake it up ♪ dance all night ♪ (howling wind)

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(howling wind) (howling wind) pete: we are back with a fox news alert. 2020 hopeful michael bloomberg officially qualified for tomorrow's democrat debate. ainsley: a new poll showing the former new york city mayor making the cut with 19% support. bloomberg needed just 10% for the nevada debate. steve: former mayor coming in second behind bernie sanders. bernie has a big lead at 31%. but pete buttigieg and klobuchar dropping in the

polls despite great performances in iowa and new hampshire as well. let's bring in, as can you see right there, newt gingrich, fox news contributor, former speaker of the house. former republican presidential candidate, he won the south carolina primary a number of years ago. newt, good morning to you. ainsley: good morning. >> good morning. steve: what do you make of the fact that mr. bloomberg is now qualifying for the debate in nevada even though he is not on the ballot there? as pete, mayor pete and amy klobuchar, who both did very well in new hampshire and iowa, they are not really in the top five on these polls. >> look, i think what's happened is that bloomberg, who is a very smart man and who made a lot of money out of the media figured out if he poured enough cash n places where nobody else was advertising yet that advantage would be so massive that people who aren't thinking much about politics would say oh, yeah,

he sounds pretty good. so, he has risen dramatically and it's all fueled by money. now, the question will be as we get into the actual debates, what happens to him? i'm actually working on a podcast that just uses bloomberg's own words in his -- you get him personally saying stuff that's weird. and, you know, he attacks farmers, he attacks ethnic groups. you go down this whole list of things that where you think that probably not really clever. and i think the race for bloomberg may end up being the tv advertising bloomberg versus the shoot your mouth off bloomberg and that might be a very interesting contest. ainsley: what does this say about iowa and new hampshire? does the caucus, do the primaries there really matter? because you have got, as steve was saying mayor pete and amy klobuchar, they are behind bloomberg and bloomberg skipped those states. steve: klobuchar is in fourth. i made a mistake. >> i think what it says

first of all when you have somebody come in very different than trump. trump spent a lot less money than for example jeb bush who had raised $103 million. bloomberg just came in with so much cash that it made any place irrelevant. and if is he willing to double down and triple down, he could easily spend over a billion dollars just to get to the nomination. now, whether or not it's possible because, you know, advertising at some point seizes to lose its effectiveness. i mean, you see your 300th ad you kind of get it. and as other people surface things he said. the question becomes authenticity. the american people are pretty educated about when tv commercials are phoney and when they are real. that's part of what bloomberg is going to have. i think from a standpoint of a buttigieg or klobuchar or for that father elizabeth warren. the challenge they have got is have you this billionaire over here who is just

literally carpet bombing states. i mean, a place like arkansas or oklahoma. he is probably putting more money into those two states than the entire buttigieg campaign so far. and we have no indications now because i think bloomberg is worth 62 to $64 billion. he could spend say 10%, $6 billion, because he wants to be president and he hates trump and the combination is a big motivator. pete: mr. speaker, i have got to stay on this. i'm fascinated this debate that's happening tomorrow night, are we going to get tv scripted bloomberg? are we getting unscripted bloomberg? what do you see happening when he finally has to talk to people unscripted? >> well, i think, look, i just saw an article a while ago about the practice he is going through. i mean, nobody should under estimate this guy. he is very professional. he is very smart. he served as mayor of new york for 12 years and people thought overall he basically

bought it the last time. he spent about $200 per vote, which is, i think, the all-time american record. but, nonetheless, he served for 12 years. it was a relatively corruption-free, relatively effective period in terms of the city's prosperity. so, he can handle a pretty big job pretty controversial and pretty political. my impression is, he is practicing right now for the debate tomorrow night. the key for the other candidates is to recognize that they don't collectively go after him, and if they don't bring up all these things that are beginning to surface, and make him answer for them, they are just going to get drowned. the only person right now who could play with him is bernie sanders, who has a big enough base and bernie is the only one actually advertising in the super tuesday states, but i think bernie is insofar for 10 million and i think this number may be wrong. but i think that bloomberg

is in for about 230 million. gives you -- and sanders is the only guy even showing up on the stage for super tuesday right now. steve: you are right indeed. newt gingrich joining us today with his point of view. mr. speaker, thank you very much. pete: thank you, sir. appreciate it? >> good to be with you. ainsley: good to see you. all right. let's hand it over to jillian for some news. good morning. jillian: good morning and a story that captivated the nation and update now. today we are expected to find out how a 6-year-old south carolina girl died. fe sweat swetlik's body found days after missing. police linked her death to a neighbor 300-year-old cody scott taylor. he was also found dead inside his home. item belonging to faye was found inside his trash can. paying for swetlik's memorial expenses. public memorial scheduled for friday. relation windsor asking for

trump to let her out of prison. clemens application including more than 4,000 letters of support. the air force veteran was sentenced to 63 months in prison in 2018 for leaking classified documents to the media. president trump has previously called winner's case small potatoes compared to what hillary clinton did. the white house has not commented on her request. a tiger traps a whole bus full of tourists on a safari. take a look at this. see the big cat clamping its jaw down on the vehicle's curtain refusing to let go. the tiger holding steady while the driver revs the engine. another cat eventually distracted it giving the bus a chance to escape. that is definitely a bit frightening. pete: jillian, thank you. steve: i have take that off my list of things to do. pete: or not do. nascar fans around the country praying for driver ryan newman after a fiery crash in the daytona 500

leaves him in serious condition. steve: the crash a reality check for the winner of the big race denny hamlin who spoke out exclusively to our own rick reichmuth who joins us now from daytona international speedway. what a night, rick. rick: certainly was. used to crashes at the end. everybody jockeying for last couple of inches to be the winner. this crash much more dramatic than we have seen in a while and left everybody quite concerned. including the winner denny hamlin got a chance to talk to him after the race. take a listen to what he had to say. >> these races get so crazy at the end. you know something is bound to happen. we don't like to see them upside down by any means. especially getting hit while he is upside down. that's the scary part. we are praying for him and his family and hopefully everything is okay with him. rick: i was right on pit road and shot some video of the end of the race. i had my phone unjust wanting to get that video of

the final race. the winning car crosses over the checkered flag but i saw that happen right there and i tell you normally you have the fans who are all screaming with excitement. the crowd really went silent after this crash because it was so dramatic, everybody so concerned for ryan newman. the race ended at 7:48 last night. and then we didn't hear anything until 10:04 when nascar put out a statement saying that ryan newman was in serious condition. however his injuries are not life-threatening, which is certainly wonderful news that said, we haven't heard anything since that point about his condition. a lot of people including the drivers and the president weighing in on twitter. had a statement from the president with his support for ryan newman saying praying for ryan newman. a great and brave nascar driver, #praying for ryan. also dale earnhardt jr. saying big prayers for

newman. jimmie johnson who was likely running in his last race also tweeting out his support saying i'm praying with everyone else for my buddy ryan j. newman and lastly austin dillon also putting in his condolences and prayers saying a prayer for ryan newman. tons of support from the other drivers. including denny hamlin the winner. as the winner here winning three out of the last five daytona 500s certainly putting him into a class of very decorated drivers but that win certainly overshadowed a bit by this dangerous crash here at the end. guys? steve: all right. rick reichmuth, so ryan newman is in serious condition but said to be nonlife-threatening. ainsley: thank goodness. 48 minutes after the top of the hour here. threats and violence growing against republicans nationwide. what will it take for the hate to stop.

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registration tent down in florida claiming that he was motivated by his contempt for our president. pete: or this one days later a man arrested for allegedly assaulting a 15-year-old trump supporter at a new hampshire polling site. so will the media ever acknowledge the problem? well here to weigh in actor and former g.o.p. congressional candidate antonio sabato jr. thank you so much for being here this morning. >> good morning. ainsley: good morning. pete: imagine all the scenario the shoe is on the other foot and democrats being attacked by angry republicans or trump supporters. yet happening too offensive and we are hearing very little about it? >> it's been happening for a long time. listen, i was blacklisted from hollywood, let me say, also, good morning america, good morning, mr. president, good morning cc concrete pumping. i want to talk about the fact that this year we have an election. and the only thing we can do to fight against this horrible thing that are happening to republicans all over the country for wearing hats or whatever, supporting our president is that we have to win in november.

we have to show them that we have love, caring, we have god in our hearts and we have got to keep going in a positive way. these things are happening too often and a lot of innocent people being attacked for no reason. we live in the greatest country in the world we have to support our flag and military and president. i'm going to keep talking about the good things and not the bad stuff. come around and work together with the democrats and help the american people. there are a lot of issues in this country. we need to solve a lot of things that we need to work together. ainsley: some of these people want to take god out of our schools and lives. watch some of this -- this is video different school uc santa cruz where a college gop table was smashed. >> get a life. honestly. >> why don't you get a life? >> here is another one. this is asu, arizona state university. listen to what this man is saying about republicans.

>> slash the throat. slash republicans' throats. slash fascists throats. death to fascists. ainsley: anger and vitriol. no longer. they want to slash republicans' throats, this guy? >> the ignorance and just the evil that i have seen from the left and what they are supporting and the media is supporting these people as well. we need to move on away from that. we need to start talking about god. when you get rid of god and get rid of rules and how you are supposed to live your life or positive things in your life, you are going to attack the other side. what are they really attacking? what are they afraid of? afraid the of the flag and patriots. afraid that we love our amendments? especially our second amendment and so many other things? get rid of this stuff. teachers in schools, liberal schools teacherring the kids the wrong way. i am afraid that the future

our children is in big danger. we have to help them as much as we can i think we need to start talking about the good stuff and god is definitely one of them in my life. pete: amen. >> amen. pete: antonio is a bottom toe jr., thank you for your mess. ainsley: beautiful message. pete: president obama taking credit or trying to for the economy under president trump. ainsley: she makes some of men's best food and now the pioneer woman is mixing up new treats for man's best friend. ree drummond is here live ♪ all-american girl ♪ ..

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former president obama tweeting did you hear the latest con job, president obama is trying to take credit for the economic boom taking place under the trump administration. kristin fisher joins us as donald trump repairs for a trip to california. >> as donald trump prepares to hit the road to tout the strong economy his predecessors trying to take credit for it. barack obama said yesterday on twitter, on the anniversary of his signing of the economic stimulus package that 11 years ago today near the bottom of the worst recession in generations i signed the recovery act, paving the way for a decade of economic growth on the longest streak of job creation in american history, donald trump fired back on twitter calling his predecessor a con job. the trump campaign without a blistering statement saying obama and biden orchestrated the worst economic recovery in

modern history, deregulating, lowering taxes and supporting free-market policies, donald trump has created the hottest economy on record with unemployment hitting record generational lows and all-time lows for african-americans, hispanics, disabled, veterans and many other hard-working americans. donald trump believes he should get credit for the current robust economy, 2.3% in 2019 according to federal data released last month. he makes that case in every rally and will certainly do it again tomorrow in phoenix, arizona, first of three rallies and three days culminating with a rally friday in las vegas, just one day before the nevada caucuses. i always get it mixed up. >> i think it is nevada. it is nevada. >> you are right. i always said nevada but it is nevada.

>> every time. >> that is the way it adds up. thank you. >> minneapolis too. i have to say many -- it is so fair. >> minneapolis. >> it can happen. think about it, to the point of the president talking about the economy it is the best thing he's got going when he asks people to vote for in november are you better off today than you were four years ago? and the former president to take some of the credit saying it has been going for 10 years. charles payne calls out the former president. >> it is a not argument to suggest what is happening on

donald trump was authored by obama after donald trump was elected. you saw a couple things, small business confidence number that month in november sword, skyrocketed. the next month you went to homebuilders, their confidence level sword, multi-decade levels of expansion overnight, something was unleashed that had been beaten down, locked up. we were in a foxhole is a nation and the economic policies 100% different. we have not enjoyed in decades as a country, decades. >> joe biden tried a variation of that. have you better off now than you were 10 years ago? is a further you get from that with this robust growth the failure of the discussion comes. the big depression that we did. we were in a whole, usually the rise is commensurate and rapid and this in the case of obama was slow and sluggish until it

hit the donald trump presidency and took off. >> took credit for something that happened a year ago, for this economy, for something he did 11 years ago. >> i love what charles payne talks about, the animal spirits of the market. when government is a solution, taxpayer dollars, when you unleash it with tax cuts and regulatory reform it is real and robust and that is what we have seen. they can try to take credit all they want. >> i have a feeling voters will hear that message from the president between now and first tuesday in november. who will the presidential nominee be on a democrat side? we don't know but this is a fox news alert. michael bloomberg has qualified for tomorrow night's debate on msnbc, for the latest npr and marist poll shows -- if you are joe biden or elizabeth warren or amy klobuchar or pete buttigieg you are all behind the former

mayor who bought his way onto the stage with $300 million worth of tv ads. >> didn't go to iowa or new hampshire skipping nevada or south carolina. >> a few months ago he was 0%. today he is 20% of the field only beaten by a socialist who had good showings in those first states and people have good debates like amy klobuchar, people who do well in early states don't seem to matter. you can spend where nobody else can and there we are. >> you know who is probably really angry today, bernie sanders. he is next in line for michael

bloomberg, the dnc changed the rules so michael bloomberg could get on the stage because the way it was working you had to sit a certain threshold and it is 10% on national polls or state polls and you had to get a certain number of unique donors, people to invest in you but michael bloomberg has a big checkbook. he doesn't need nobody's stinking money and the dnc said we will drop that. all the democrats undoubtably are very unhappy, bernie sanders can smell the dnc doing something fishy again. >> too left, too radical, different party, socialist party, they like the idea of bloomberg because he is establishment. >> late for the priorities of political consultants and others, the most poll testing campaign by far. you think they don't trust this stuff before they spend $100 billion in this? it is all scripted. >> he is writing in the polls and coming under a lot of fire for controversial comments he has made. newt gingrich talked about how they have to attack them to survive. listen to this.

>> my impression is he is practicing right now for the debate tomorrow night. the key for the other candidates is to recognize they don't collectively go after him. they don't bring up all these things that are beginning to surface and make him answer for them they are going to drown. the only person who could play with them is bernie sanders who has a big enough base. bloomberg, 62-$64 billion, he could spend 10%, $6 billion because he wants to be president and hates trump and the combination is a big motivator. >> the point, who is going to show up on stage tomorrow? will be the tv ad version of michael berg or will it be the guy who as john said new new set is rivaling joe biden in the gas department. if you're until your with what i'm talking about here is some of the former mayor's comments

he would like to have back. >> an enormous cohort, latino males, 16-25 that don't know how to behave in the workplace. >> you show up, 95 years old. can't do anything you should do something. >> i could teach anybody even people in this room to be a farmer. dig a hole, put seed in, add water. >> the way -- dig a hole -- >> a new york elitist, days of running for something else were probably gone and ration healthcare, let the old people die. minorities not capable of holding a job, farmers, so easy anybody can do it. that is his view of other people and will he be authentic to defend those comments or just

cave and apologize? he started his campaign by apologizing for stop and frisk. he will keep apologizing but will people buy it? >> he was for stop and frisk before he was against it. i saw the bloomberg spokesperson with and henry on the channel and he said those were taken out of context even though it played the entire soundbite. look for bloomberg to say you are taking those out of context. >> he interviewed governor christina -- >> it is a smart way to do it. the media if they like him as establishment pick. >> i don't know. many people might say -- from south dakota the governor was it -- keep -- she and her family have a farm. let's hear what she said. >> that comment is nothing but pompous ignorance. who does michael bloomberg think

he is? every day farmers work long hours but don't just have to deal with the labor side. they understand geneticsnd engineering, biology, chemistry, it is incredibly difficult for farmers every day to feed the world and i am proud, i have been a farmer my entire life, his comment is out of touch with everyday americans. >> in minnesota, minneapolis, the democrat party is called democrat farm labor party, farmers and workers have long been a staple of who the democrats consider their base. when you look at the president bringing workers and the republican party, comments to farmers you have remade the political dynamic in this country and if the president gets a double what he got of the black vote in 2020 is a whole new ballgame. >> as the former president of the future farmers of america i

am a little offended by you don't need much gray matter. >> did you grow up farming? >> we grew up in the country. my dad was a salesman back in the day. i took all the classes. my dad said you would need a backup plan so i learned how to weld. if you need a gas will therefore arc welder i am your guy in midtown manhattan. if i had known. >> what? >> two water heaters went out. anyway we have a great farming panel coming up in five minutes. i have a feeling i like the comments they have got. >> another rancher. >> now we have jillian. >> who is not a rancher but i appreciate that. >> let's start with a fox news

alert, the nascar community praying for ryan newman after a terrifying crash at the daytona 500. >> your comes hamlin, crash into the wall, into the air. >> newman losing control after being bumped on the final lap and then being hit by another car. he is hospitalized in serious condition, injuries are not life-threatening. crash overshadowing denny hamlin's third daytona 500 when. after the celebration, quote, i want to give well wishes and prayers to ryan newman. i had no idea of the severity of the crash. donald trump tweeting praying for ryan newman, a great and brave nascar driver. live at daytona we will hear from him coming up. also breaking overnight more than a dozen americans evacuated from a cruise ship being tested for corona virus at a nebraska

hospital. officials diagnosing 14 of them joined the trip back to the us from japan, they will be quarantined for two weeks, 1800 deaths have been confirmed. overnight the director of the wuhan hospital died from the illness, we will -- housing quarantined americans later this hour. stay tuned for that. omits critical away federal contracting laws to build donald trump's border wall. chad will joined us earlier explaining how it works. >> congress has given the department authority to waive laws and regulations when it comes to border barriers, waving those for procurement related regulations and we hope that will experience the destruction going on. >> waivers have mainly been used on environmental laws. comedy returning to the white house correspondents dinner, this year's host, saturday night

live star will be joined by the featured entertainer held april 20 fifth. author and historian ron sure now hosted last year's dinner, no word if donald trump will attend. he skipped the last three years. stay tuned for that. >> he is a funny guy, we will see. i think it should be greg got excelled, it would be funny. >> it will have to be next year. >> it is 8:15 on the east coast. stephanie grisham will join us live. >> some virginia governments stopping the latest gun-control measure, one of those democrats joins us live next.

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>> crossing party lines to prevent another gun-control measure in virginia, four cigarettes breaking ranks to stop a bill that would ban the sale of some assault style weapons. gun advocates cheering as the vote came in. one of those democrats, chad pearson, thank you for being here. for folks watching the state of virginia and gun-control measures a bunch of bills did pass, banning guns from public places, background checks for all private transfers, red flag

law. many of those are problematic but when it came to banning assault style weapons why did you cross over? thanks for being here. >> i'm glad to be here. i'm the democratic state senator and we passed a number of bills, amended to make them a little more precise. i had two problems with the weapons ban bill we voted on yesterday. the categories were very broad in terms of the weapons that were impacted and the component parts, the pistol grips, types of barrels, that was the first thing that bothered me. the second thing was it was retroactive. if you legally purchased a weapon or a part, by owning that you could be a class vi felony

or a class vi misdemeanor, it is not fair, not due process and that bothered me the most and i let people earlier in the process to support this. i was surprised the bill came from the house of delegates. i kept my word and voted against it. >> how much of your perspective, you don't want to speak your fellow democrats who crossed over, was a reflection of the pressure, people rising up and saying this is too much. the people and their public outcry win the day? >> i think anytime people speak to you whether it is constituents or other citizens it makes a difference. we did have a rally in richmond and a lot of people at the rally came to visit me in my office and people i had gone to high school with and were friends

back home from church and we are not going to agree on every bill and i voted for universal background checks and they were not happy with that and one of the things was i said this bill if it does come over dealing with confiscating weapons are making somebody a felon when they legally purchased a weapon i don't support that. i didn't expect at that time that bill would come over but it was helpful to hear from people and i don't want people to think if i go to a rally or send an email or call my representative it doesn't matter. it does matter. it was important to hear from people. >> we may not agree on most other bills but the crossover on this one shows there still can be bipartisan support of the second amendment. michael bloomberg's old comment

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>> some quick headlines, one of the doj officials who signed that letter demanding william barr as resignation in the fisa abuse report, jason chaffetz joined us earlier, this is the swamp at work. >> this is a person who allowed the hillary clinton senior legal people to sit on the so-called interview of hillary clinton, it is so incestuous, so wrong it needs exposure but that is what is happening, the swamp is being exposed. >> 2000 official find that letter after the doj intervened and roger stone's sentencing, a blacklist of nypd officers according to reports, the list is made of cops seen too dishonest to testify in court.

district attorney's office putting together the do not call list is what brooklyn created. >> where would we be without america's farmers? >> i looked down on this paradise and said i need a caretaker so god made a farmer. god said i need somebody willing to get up before don, milk cows, work all day in the field, then go to town and stay past midnight at a meeting of the school board so god made a farmer. >> that is a famous commercial couple years ago for ram trucks with the voice of paul harvey. in the meantime video just surface from 2016 suggesting michael bloomberg does not think he thinks he can teach anybody to be a farmer. all you got to do is dig a hole, plain to see that you have a crop. you to react we have some farmers, co-owner of sizemore farms, fourth generation farmer and founder of farms are living

jillian:man and the owner of mariah farms in virginia, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i want to know as the former president of future farmers of america what -- where i can get those seeds mayor bloomberg is talking about, that would make it easy, right? >> i have been looking for those my whole career. >> when you heard his comments about how it doesn't take much gray matter to be a farmer what do you think? >> i was amazed at the ignorance of our industry. >> mary? >> i was outraged and disheartened that bloomberg could be so out of touch with american farmers. >> did? >> it is quite absurd considering the man probably couldn't drop a quarter in a bubblegum machine and get something out.

>> we had christie from south dakota a little while ago talking about how mayor bloomberg might not even know how to turn on a corn feed planting machine these days because the technology with farming is so advanced it is not just about digging a hole and planting a seed. there is a lot of science involved. >> absolutely. farmers have been innovative people all their life, they are diverse in multiple applications from welding and fabricating to plumbing, being a vet, today's farming landscape, masters of gps, soil science, and marketing, to stay alive. >> with your business, tell us how you had to adapt. farming was simpler but things have gotten very complicated and

unless you change with the times you are going to get run over by them. >> the demand on resources, we learned how to become more efficient with our inputs and more productive against our competition. >> and things like that. in your business, i grew up in wheat country in kansas and it is one of those things where you have to plan so far in advance how things are supposed to work and then pray that it rains and that there is sun and there is not a flood. >> it takes a strategy, very well informed detailed strategy on every aspect from financing to your seed selection to your

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>> we are back with a fox news alert, americans even act you waited from the quarantines cruise ship undergoing tests. >> the lead doctorate wuhan hospital where the outbreak started died from coronavirus. claudia cowan is in california where the passengers have been quarantines. what happens now? >> reporter: 170 one of these evacuees are under quarantine. we are getting a better idea what the next two weeks will be like for the cruise ship evacuees including the support team infected patient, flowing early yesterday morning to omaha. one person with symptoms had to

be taken to a biocontainment facility. the other 13 are doing oh had a special quarantine unit at the university of nebraska medical center. all the americans who took those charter flights back to the us from japan are being tested for the coronavirus but several passengers including matt smith and his wife decided to stay on board the ship. >> we didn't want to leave this quarantine before it was done and expose ourselves to people who had the virus. the information i don't think we got was why the united states decided to switch its position on where was the best place to be. >> reporter: he may not be there much longer. japan itself miniature says they will start disembarking tomorrow and hope to have everyone off by friday. another radiate people on the diamond princess have contracted the virus bringing the total number to 542 and causing some health officials to collect quarantine of failure.

the daily number of cases appears to be slowing down but the numbers are still really high. worldwide, 1874 deaths, 73,036 cases, the vast majority in mainland china, arkansas, tom cotton slamming chinese officials for how they handled this outbreak from the start. >> the situation is very grave, in part because china was lying from the beginning and are still lying today. >> reporter: live at travis air force base, good news for the first group of americans who were evacuated from wuhan, china, earlier this month. 230 people. their two we quarantine ends today so they will leave travis air force base and finally go home. >> thank you. let's bring in stephanie grisham, communications director for the president who joins us from the dc bureau.

i would imagine the president is getting updates on the situation all the time. >> absolutely. he is getting daily briefings, this is a top priority for him which made him take the unprecedented step a few weeks ago to restrict travel. our task force is meeting twice every day and briefing the president so we are keeping track of everything, protecting americans his number one priority. >> there's a story out there this morning we saw that apparently somebody who works for the national security council, staffer by the name of victoria coats may be reassigned to a position in the apartment of energy because there were rumors that she may have been the person who wrote the op-ed as anonymous or was involved in that blowup, apparently the publishing company javelin says she's not the one. what can you tell us about her

being moved out of the nsc? >> i don't know the answer to that. i don't know if that is something that is going to happen, if she wants that to happen. whoever wrote the anonymous is a coward and whoever wrote the anonymous book and the op-ed they do need to be found, the fact they are working in government against the president and against the american people is not good. i don't know what is going to happen in terms of that particular employee, we don't talk about personnel and that would be an nsc issue. >> what was your reaction with the letter the 2000 people signed, former doj employees that want william barr to step down? >> it didn't surprise me. all across government the president has been saying i think it has been proven time and again there are obstructionists all across this government who are working against the president. it didn't surprise me. a lot of those were careers, many people hailed a g bar when

we first appointed him and he has been doing a great job, the president made clear his position on many different cases but he leaves attorney general william barr to do his work, he made it clear the two things are separate but the president will always tell the american people what his opinion is. >> he is not going to step down? >> william barr? that is not something i'm aware of. >> the president has no hesitation in putting his views out there including this morning tweeting about referring to roger stone in that case but the tweet speaks for itself and want to get your reaction, these were mueller prosecutors lose the whole mueller prosecution was illegally set up based on a phony and discredited fake dossier lying and forging documents to the fisa court and many other things. opinion to do with his fraudulent investigation is badly tainted and in my opinion should be thrown out. there is something missing in the middle of that. talked about lawsuits.

>> if i wasn't president i would be suing everyone all over the place but maybe i still will. witchhunt. what is going on? >> the president is frustrated. we all are. for three years he has been under attack in one way or another in the mueller report is another example of that. back to what you were talking about with the roger stone case. the foreperson of the jury was very vocal about not liking donald trump or his supporters. i would say to people who are watching, think about if you were on trial for something and the foreman of the jury who is there to decide your fate is against who you work for, against who use supported. that is scary stuff. this is another example of the constant barrage of corruption that has gone against this president and despite that he continues to do great things but he is frustrated obviously and who knows what he will end of doing.

>> without a tweets we probably don't learn a lot of the stuff anyway because the media is never going to talk about it. >> correct. >> good to see you, thank you so much. jillian has some headlines. jillian: boy scouts of america filing for bankruptcy overnight. the youth organization facing sexual abuse allegations in 30 states. the filing puts a wave of lawsuits on hold. the 110-year-old group hopes to sell those cases during the bankruptcy process. declining membership in recent years in part because of those allegations. nancy pelosi's republican challenger was threatened during a protest. >> the camera is not around -- >> you've got the wrong guy. >> republican party chairman john dennis was taking part in a cleanup event for the man who confronted him. now he is calling out the left

for refusing to condemn these threats. >> the stuff has been going on forever. i have been watching videos of antifa attacking people for years. where is nancy pelosi and all this? the people on the left in this is largely left driven violence. where is nancy pelosi? chuck schumer, bernie sanders, all the presidential. >> he is working with police and the man has been identified. a manhunt is underway for the culprits who vandalized plymouth rock with red graffiti. other landmarks across the massachusetts town were damaged, cleanup efforts are underway. plymouth is gearing up to summary the 4 hundredth anniversary of the pilgrims landed on the mayflower in late april. that is look at your headlines. >> let's go outside, back through the window, janice deemed joins us. >> where are you from? >> florida. >> we have an anniversary.

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the first time. byron york on the panic in the democratic establishment and new data revealing the coronavirus is deadlier than the common flu. rudy giuliani joins us to discuss his successor, michael bloomberg running away from stop and frisk and trying to explain away some of the controversial comments. i hope pete is behaving himself. >> a fox news alert, ryan newman after that fiery crash at the daytona 500. >> a reality check for the winner of the big race who spoke out exclusively, rick joins us from daytona. >> such an incredible moment when you think i have a great victory right here. all the fear of what goes for this accident.

he wasn't aware how bad the accident was for ten minutes until they showed him a video and briefed him on what the situation was. the situation with ryan newman, listen to what he had to say. >> he was already upside down and that is the scary part and hope everything is okay with him. >> two hours and 15 minutes later, nascar released a statement saying he was in serious condition but his injuries were not life-threatening. a lot of people praying, including the president released a tweet put out a tweet for ryan newman, they were sending prayers, great and brave driver.

everybody still continuing to send their best wishes until we hear more information. >> 53 minutes after the hour. if you love her cooking show you know she loves her dog. >> the pioneer woman lost her own line of dog treat it is adding new flavors. >> hold on, what is this? read drummond joins us with puppies for -- >> the focus of this segment. >> when you first unveiled this line you partnered with the arena a couple months ago, isn't that interesting she would go from human food to dog food? >> they are all about cooking for my family. making treats for the 4-legged members of my family was such an

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