right person to get to the >> we'll have a push-up contest bottom of all th nevada. >> economy, jobs, especially after the show. >> crunches. mitch mcconnell and lindsey among minorities. latinos and african-americans >> we talked about protein graham believe he s. they put bars, what are they called? out the statement. and that's very important the nation is fortunate that especially in nevada. >> big crunch. you have a 30% latino >> have a good one. president trump chose such a strong and selfless public service to lead the department electorate in nevada and he has of justice. done well with the economic >> ed: good morning, fox news we expect efforts to intimidate lives of these people. alert. the attorney general will fall back to buttigieg he struggled rob blagojevich is a free man this morning. woefully short. they are talking about the with those groups. curious to see how he will the former illinois democratic governor one of nearly a dozen letter from outside mostly bridge that gap tonight. liberals but some republicans who have been saying they used >> julie: i wonder how many to have his sentence pardoned to work in the justice candidates will actually exceed when it comes to the latino and or commuted. department and are frustrated. back home in illinois and the question is aren't mitch african-american vote on the mcconnell and lindsey graham back of michael bloomberg? thanking president trump for also telling the president this cutting his sentence short. they will all be -- the knives guy is a good, independent man. will be out and bringing up the make sure he doesn't leave. stop and frisk. >> i think the president agrees he is under tremendous scrutiny >> i'm julie banderas. that attorney general barr is a for his comments in targeting good man. the now white-haired democrat i believe that attorney general minority neighborhoods saying barr is someone in a great all the crime happens. returning to his home in >> buttigieg actually could chicago overnight. have a good night tonight. he was convicted in 2011 as you position taken the reins of the he has been struggling gaining all remember on more than a department of justice and in a position to be able to drain traction with voters of color. dozen counts including the swamp inside the justice bloomberg has a real issue attempting to sell president there. department. so if buttigieg is able to draw >> ed: why not let him do that? elect obama's vacant u.s. senate seat. now blagojevich says he is a >> i don't think the president a sharp contrast and hold is trying to intimidate the attorney general.

i think the president is bloomberg accountable for stop grateful trump supporter. speaking his own mind, but and frisk, buttigieg might gain >> everlasting gratitude for a little fraction. president trump for doing what kudos to attorney general barr. >> ed: this may interest you, he did. he didn't have to do this. he made 2,000 individuals republican president. expose themselves out of the i was a democratic governor. swamp of individuals who my fellow democrats don't treat apparently don't have much of a him very good. so all i can say is i think problem of andy mccabe getting off and some of these other cheryl. who has a favorable view cialis individuals escaping justice. that this is the ending of the but they have a problem with in first act of a two-act play. a case of roger stone, someone i think there is a lot that needs to be done in the second who had guns out somehow seen is pretty good. independents 23%. half so that wrong that's have and reported a story, a the question of capitalism been done can be righted. versus socialism favorable to foreperson of the case, an anti-trump person who called you, capitalism 57%, socialism >> matt finn is live in chicago him the clan president and with the details. recommending 7 to 9 years on 28%. bernie sanders is doing well in >> julie, this is the former the sentencing guidelines instead of 3 to 4 which is what that same poll with a slice of governor's home where his wife it should have been. and two daughters live. >> ed: people fired up about it. the electorate but big picture the house served as the former in a general election different governor's headquarters while story. >> in a general election he was in office. do you believe bill barr will socialism isn't the right platform to run on. step down or not? that's what we see in the he worked mostly from the home. >> i don't believe so. i believe he supports his democratic party now. mission and knows what he needs they want to see sanders as the to do and i sure hope he gets eventual nominee. the former governor was it done. it will assure president trump recorded on a phone call trying >> ed: appreciate you coming in. of victory because the to sell president barack socialist policies, they will obama's vacated senate seat. >> nascar driver ryan newman bankrupt our country. we talk about this on fox

making progress a day after business over and over. >> i got this thing and it's whether it's student loan, what surviving that scary, fiery they want to do to financial crash at the daytona 500. services, medicare for all. golden. how his team says he is the list goes on and on. and i'm just not giving it up for nothing. improving. >> ed: beautiful story. these are destructive financial >> this morning the blagojevich policies and even if somebody on wall street is sitting there family says it will hold a in north carolina investigators revealing the cause of death in looking at michael bloomberg, the killing of 6-year-old faye homecoming press conference the former bond trader believe outside of their chicago home swetlik. what they say happened to this it or not. at 11:00 a.m. local time. even if he does come up with little girl and the suspect. the former democratic governor some socialist policies a bank new details next. was released from a federal will go no way am i going to prison in colorado last night >> evidence leads us to believe let anybody go after what the and took a commercial flight that the deceased abducted and home to chicago signing prosperity we've seen over the last three years. autograph and shaking hands at you can't deny where the the airport and arriving home killed 6-year-old faye marie economy is. >> julie: in nevada in shortly after midnight. swetlik. and it appears that he is the blagojevich says he did not particular and the unions. know yesterday would be the day he was set free. sole perpetrator of this crime. [ fast-paced drumming ] >> no one, my first thought was they're completely against the medicare for all. i wonder if i have time to get >> isn't it amazing the a run in. you get programmed and you have constituents, your base, the ones you are seeking to destroy? routines. i found when you discipline the unions, biggest bargaining yourself every day and have chips they have is benefits, something to work for. healthcare. i had a run planned and you take that away from them, wondering if i could get that why join a union? in before i go and then there was a helicopter over the the culinary union in nevada prison and i thought maybe i was the first union to drop the

won't run. >> blagojevich continues to bomb we aren't endorsing insist he did nothing wrong and says he will be fighting for anybody. anybody. biden, who is supposed to be justice. the moderate. this is a signal of things to come with unions. unless and until they start retreating on medicare for all you can't count on the union support. >> i think that's -- the people >> ed: we're talking about the that did it are the ones who debate raging in most parties. broke the law and the ones who let's let bernie say he had a should meet and face some cnn town hall last night. accountableability. let's hear from him first. >> president trump said the blagojevich was too strong. >> i believe the campaign of the former governor served enough time and deserved to go energy and excitement. home to his family. what does that mean? it means we're reaching out to the president said blagojevich working class people who have was a contestant on his former given up on the political process. they look at the establishment reality show but doesn't know him too well. the president's decision is parties, establishment leadership and saying who cares about me? sparking some backlash. chicago's democratic mayor, a >> ed: you got some establishment folks in your former federal prosecutor says party, mo, saying it will be blagojevich's pardon sends the bad not just against donald wrong message. trump if sanders is the nominee the illinois republican delegation to the u.s. house but we could lose control of released a joint statement that the house down ballot. it is disappointed with the president's decision writing in bernie sanders goes to tack ohm part, blagojevich is the face yeah washington and gets over of public corruption in 10,000 people at a rally. illinois and not once has he

shown any remorse for his clear could he actually energize your base? and documented record of crimes. >> there is a chance he could. we'll see. so far in the first two states as our state grapples with in iowa and new hampshire. the only thing we have to truly political corruption we judge this on, we haven't seen shouldn't let those who breach him bring out new voters, right? the public trust off the hook. here at his home supporters put there was record turnout in new up a sign saying thanks, hampshire, but he didn't draw president trump. the family continues to insist out young voters the way he that rob blagojevich was says he can. now, there are a lot of states oversentenced for talking and to come and we'll see. never accepting money or bribes. i do want to caution everybody, julie and ed. >> thank you so much, ed. though, that to start making >> ed: rod blagojevich joining blanket statements about who can and can't win a general election, we should all learn a 10 others granted clemency lesson from 2016 when everybody, republican including bernie kerik, mike establishment and the primary and democrats in the general milken known as the junk bond saying there is no way this guy can be elected president. king. let's bring in guy benson. good morning to you. voters have a history and a you hear the criticism of the record of proving all of us president immediately. some of that is reflexive wrong and we'll see. practically no matter what he does. >> there was a really good do his critics not realize that criminal justice reform has op-ed about bernie sanders if been at the center of what he he was the nominee that he has been doing?

>> it's a huge part of his list would not only destroy the message of the democrats but of accomplishments. [ fast-paced drumming ] we saw that super bowl ad also the message of socialists everywhere. just in general. and this would be a disaster touting the legislation he signed into law and i think for the democrats. >> a lot of the followers overall, having some leniency behind sanders are millennials and looking at commutations and and younger. but they see just free. certain pardons is the you look at him and you say oh, appropriate thing for a president to do for those who deserve it. i do want to say. free college. not exactly. it is not going to work that i lived in illinois and in chicago when all the way. i think -- what is the message blagojevich stuff went down. it is hard to think of someone that he is conveying that is less deserving in my opinion of that type of grace than actually convincing these large swaths of americans that are blagojevich. when rod blagojevich ran for actually buying what he is governor of illinois, three of selling? >> i think part of his appeal the previous six governors had in some way is similar to the appeal the president had in the gone to prison. so he ran as a reformer on ethics. primaries last time which is then he became the fourth of it's not about things being seven governors of illinois to free, it is about mixing things go to prison. i read this morning it's the up. about a system that's not first day the sun has risen working for everyday people. without a single illinois governor in prison somewhere it is a progressive populist message as opposed to the since 2007. he not only tried to sell a >> ed: south carolina president sort of more u.s. senate seat, he shook down investigators releasing the conservative populist message. cause of death of yxiation afte now, there are a lot of people a children's hospital for uncomfortable with how he talks political donations, tried to about that and that's what the 30-year-old neighbor abducted

get critical journalists fired her from her home. campaign is there to litigate. but to the extent that he does from their jobs. autopsy shows she was killed someone who abused his office just a few hours after she was have appeal. you see this with all the and the president, i think, is last seen playing in her front candidates who are trying to lean into that. doing a good thing overall on the system isn't working for yard. now the neighbor was later you, they the end to be the criminal justice reform but blagojevich is a tough one to found dead inside his home ones who are getting the most after killing himself. success because a lot of people swallow. >> ed: we were talking about police believe he was the sole out there on both ends of the that before the show. perpetrator of that crime. ideological spectrum who the racetrack owner allegedly believe the system isn't shaken down. a lot of problems for >> julie: nascar driver ryan working. >> something needs to be done blagojevich. the president believes he served his time. in terms of some of the other at student loan debt. ones he pointed out that folks remember bloomberg came out paid their debt to society and with a $700 billion plan to then he added a little twist. newman is awake and speaking. listen to this. he was hospitalized after a deal with student loan debt. >> president trump: i really crash at the daytona 500 monday it is a major financial problem rely on the recommendations of in the country. not all socialist policy can be people that know them. afternoon. we're live in los angeles with the latest details. bad. just a little expensive. we have bernie kerik, mike >> ed: devin nunes was on milken who has done an >> hi, julie. despite newman's car going hannity last night talking airborne and slamming into a about what republicans on the incredible job for the world wall at nearly 200 miles an with all of his research on hill. how they are enjoying what is hour the 42-year-old driver did cancer and he has done this and not suffer life threatening happening on the democratic he suffered greatly. side. he paid a big price. injuries. >> they're in disarray right he is awake and speaking with now. they were in denial that doctors and family. socialist bernie had a chance to win the nomination. many people fear the absolute worst after seeing this crash. he is winning nevada. >> ed: bottom line my point look, i think it's highly he crashed into a wall monday being michael milken his work likely bernie is their nominee night a few hundred feet from

on cancer research, helping the finish line after he was and now the democrats and other people. the president points out. bumped from behind by ryan establishment of the democratic on roger stone he says i blaney. blaney was emotional after the party are pleading for haven't given it any thought. race and noted he was trying to bloomberg spend more of your the question really this millions. we have to stop bernie. morning is, is this now opening push newman to a victory since >> 2020 for democrats is the year of the socialist whether the door to roger stone, paul you get one as a nominee, you manafort and others down the road. they both drive fords. will certainly get one as a >> very well could be. it was hit by another car at he said over and over again how platform. the platform committee that is unfairly they've been treated. so it is hard for me to imagine going to be convening at the 190 per hours. newman's car crossed the finish convention will make sure that that he has never entertained line in flames. their platform is a socialist the thought of what that might crews hurried to put out the fire and cut him loose. look like when the moment comes. that moment might be after an election. hamlin won the race, second agenda and whoever the nominee you never know. straight victory in the season is set with that. i think where the president's opener and third in the last you may select somebody who is five years. here is what he had to say critic overreach and always overreach is with the arguments about this crash. totally unelectable. i've seen popping up that look, whether it's bernie, whether here is president trump just >> we know in our sport things it's buttigieg, whoever it is will be sacked with a platform letting his rich connected get dangerous and sometimes we that they will have a hard time white male supporters and take for granted how safe the running away from. >> that's what we said about friends and reality star cars are over the last few friends out of prison. trump four years ago. years. when you have a moment like that's true if you ignore all this you have to put things in [laughter] the people who aren't those things that he has been perspective. >> there has not been a >> ed: thank you all. commuting sentences for and great discussion. fatality in the elite cup >> julie: the justice pardoning. department pushing back amid series since dale earnhardt i think to erase and pretend it died in the 2001 daytona 500. reports attorney general bill

barr may resign over president isn't happening. it doesn't tell the whole story. trump's tweets. nascar beefed up safety >> ed: new reaction from the >> ed: like alice marie johnson. white house. she was featured in the super measures. head and neck restraints and deputy press secretary hogan bowl ad you mentioned doesn't energy absorbing walls around gidley next as the president the track. heaps high praise yesterday on fit the narrative of bernie >> julie: so glad to make it his attorney general. sanders and other critics. >> president trump: he is a man alive. with great integrity. sanders tweeting today trump what a miracle. christina coleman, thank you so the attorney general is a man much. >> ed: thank you, house granted clemency to tax cheats, officials taking new action with incredible integrity. today in an effort to contain just so you understand, i chose the coronavirus as the global not to be involved. billionaires and corrupt officials. many sit in jail for number of confirmed cases i'm allowed to be totally continues to grow. involved. non-violent drug convictions. a live report on that next. this is what a broken and >> julie: plea to racist criminal justice system looks like. that's bernie sanders' claim. i talked to one of the friends, president trump as the woman a friend of the president yesterday who was involved in charged in his death, the wife one of these pardons being of an american diplomat, remains free in the u.s. granted. this is the president feeling the emotional interview only on fox news. the opposite of what sanders is saying. there are two tiers of justice. >> it was really hard. some of his friends and allies have gone to jail with minor not being able to talk to him before he died. offenses when you see andrew mccabe and others get away with garcy ridiculous behavior. your thoughts.

>> i didn't hear anything from bernie sanders, a native american woman and mother incarcerated for a marijuana-related offense who is out and free. that didn't make it into the sceed frr bernie sanders and hard to take anything he says seriously. he went to the soviet union on his honeymoon and came back and lavished praise on a system that has no criminal justice for anyone back when the soviet union existed. these lectures are hard to take from a socialist like that from vermont. >> the justice department damping down reports the attorney general considered stepping down over the president's tweets. new york congressman lee zeldin is here with reaction. >> ed: the two-week quarantine is over for hundreds of passengers on board the cruise ship near tokyo. an update on the coronavirus

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they took very good care of us >> president trump: i do make his job harder, i agree with there. >> ed: we're following the that. i think that's true. story from atlanta. he is a very straight shooter. jonathan. social media for me has been very important because it gives >> today japanese health me a voice because i don't get that voice in the press. authorities began allowing passengers to disembark. >> ed: president trump addressing comments related to his attorney general william barr that the president's americans on board the cruise tweets make it impossible for me to do my job. ship received letters from the meanwhile the justice department is pushing back on reports that barr is planning centers from disease control to resign or threatening to and prevention they can't return to the u.s. for an resign over those tweets. she is on her way to our house. additional 14 days after joining us now is deputy press what? i got it. alexa, start roomba. leaving the ship. secretary to the white house the lexus es. the cdc concluded that despite hogan gidley. thanks for coming in. eagerly prepared for the unexpected. efforts of quarantine there is has the attorney general lease the 2020 es 350 for $389 a month for 36 months. a high risk that passengers currently on board the diamond privately expressed his princess have been exposed to displeasure and threatened that experience amazing at your lexus dealer. he may resign if these tweets covid-19. continue. >> the department of justice the state department evacuated put out a statement about this 300 american passengers from yesterday saying that the the cruise ship to multiple attorney general has no intention to quit or resign quarantine sites in the u.s. whatsoever. the president has also been clear they have a good working and 100 americans stayed behind on the ship or in japanese

relationship. he expects attorney general hospital. barr to execute justice in all the travis air force base matters. passengers were taken to he knows he is doing that. hospitals for further the relationship with continue evaluation. and attorney general has been a hospital in napa is doing an incredible job. monitoring a patient who tested >> ed: you and i both know no >> attorney general william positive with no symptoms. barr thought about stepping manner to resign doesn't mean down after the president's another patient has symptoms you might eventually resign. but tested negative. tweets. the d.o.j. is pushing back travis air force base the "washington post" last quarantined passengers are night said barr has been calling them beltway rumors. september at a separate garrett tenney is leave with location from earlier evacuees details. not the first time rumors have brought in from wuhan, china. gotten out to the press. >> fox news learned the persistently vexed by trump's 180 travelers were released from travis yesterday after tweets. beyond the washington game attorney general has told some people close to the white house whether he will resign or not completing a 14-day quarantine he has considered resigning the attorney general between because of the president the private signals and leaks tweeting about ongoing cases without developing symptoms. an additional 166 were released and more importantly his public before the d.o.j. that's according to a person comments to abc news has said familiar with the situation. it is making my job difficult. from marine air corpse station don't tweet about these however, that individual also confirms what the justice criminal matters. the president seems to be ignore that. why? >> it's not true. department is saying publicly miramar. they pose no health risk to the communities they return to. the president pointed out the addressing beltway rumors the attorney general has no plans remainder of the travelers fact his tweets maybe do make to resign. evacuated aboard state this all comes days after barr department flights from wuhan, the attorney general's life a little more difficult. that was clear yesterday. admitted the president's tweets china, are expected to wrap up their quar antine later this listen, the washington games on justice department matters you are talking about are makes it impossible for him to clearly on display here. we don't have to wonder what's

do his job. that statement was prompted by week. going on in private. the president's tweets last >> julie: the fda is putting we've seen this play out in out a new warning. public. week criticizing federal the attorney general has made they're warning the coronavirus his feelings known about the president's tweets. outbreak could actually the president has also made his prosecutors' recommendation his long-time confidentiant roger critically disrupt much-needed feelings known about the stone should be sentenced to 7 supplies of drugs and medical attorney general and his right to 9 years. devices. they're manufactured in china. to comment. listen, everyone in this so far the attorney general's country has the first amendment now what happens? right to say what they want to pleas do not appear to have had say to defend themselves. any effect on the president's we have a former fda tweeting given that just commissioner and he joins me this president has used social yesterday mr. trump tweeted this morning. thank you very much, howard, media on many occasions. that stone deserved a new trial. for talking to us. he also made the point he hours later the president the fda commissioner put out a wouldn't be in the oval office praised his attorney general statement. i want to put part of it on the or white house had it not been but said he has the right to screen and tell us what you for his ability to speak tweet about cases that he has directly to the american people concerns with. make. without the filter of the >> president trump: i do make the robust and multi-layered compliance process at the fda his job harder. is helping to protect the i agree with that. mainstream media >> ed: the attorney general has he is a very straight shooter. american patients and consumers said i don't want to see the we have a great attorney tweets and the president has general and he is working very even though we can't conduct the final word and ignore the inspections in china at this hard. man he nominated. >> i don't know what their but i will say this, social time. how concerned should we be private conversations are. media for me has been very about the fda suspending i'm not privy to those. inspections? >> i would say that for at i'm telling you what they important because it gives me a talked about in private seems voice because i don't get that to be playing out in public. voice in the press, in the least the medium term i would they made their opinions media. not be concerned. fda deals with these kinds of well-known. i'm not saying the president is ignoring the attorney general. >> with the president suggesting he has no plans to what i'm saying, though, is the change his tweeting it raises issues a lot. president has the right to the question we're s to resign natural disasters, outbreaks, defend himself like any other

even civil unrest sometimes. american citizen. he has done it before and will point, will that change given so some of its inspection do it again. that barr has said the tweets >> julie: i want to ask you program is suspended from time make it impossible for him to about one tweet last week, a to time. inspections are just a part of do his job? late night tweet by the >> thank you so much. president which he criticized a we'll head over to ed. >> ed: let's bring in the way fda oversees the food federal prosecutor after an and drug supply. it looks at testing data, it earlier recommendation that republican congressman lee roger stone should be sentenced zeldin from new york. can have requirements at the to 7 to 9 years in prison. good to see you. so it seems to me you know ports of entry, imports. it can look at information the washington well. these leaks don't happen accidentally. first you had bill barr a week we heard about 11 different companies send remotely. ago on camera on the record but the thing that fda is able convicts either commuted or with abc saying all the tweets to do if it gets information pardoned. the president is putting it out are making my job impossible. there what he intends to do about a serious health risk or now these anonymous reports with his friend, roger stone. that people close to him are safety risk with a drug, it can telling the white house he does it irk bill barr? might resign. he may not resign but it seems >> i wouldn't say he is putting to me he is sending a signal to bar entry of the drug into the it out there what he intends to the president please stop. united states without doing inspections or taking other actions or going to court. do with roger stone. >> that's true. i'm skeptical when i see these he said he hadn't thought about it has powerful tools. anonymous reports like what we >> julie: the fda has faced that under the wing of air saw last night about the a.g. force. i won't speak for barr. the president has a right to resigning and the d.o.j. congressional scrutiny in the make his opinions known. quickly swatting that down. the department of justice put past for overseas inspections out a statement during that case you are talking about in for the attorney general, there is a big burden on his shoulder. which they said they were told in china. that concerns some. what happens now? a much lower sentence was and there is high expectations coming out for roger stone and can we trust medicines coming amongst the american public and from china? then the one that was

do you see a possible freeze recommended was much higher the president, amongst the than what they were told perhaps on these types of privately. president's supporters, tens of that's an issue they'll have to millions of americans earlier chinese imports until the coronavirus is wiped out? answer for. in the segment last night two the president is clearly >> i would say certainly against excessive sentencing tier justice system. whether it's rod blagojevich or americans should trust the you mention andy mccabe getting alice johnson. off and 7 to 9 years for roger drugs in their medicine cabinet he is focused on making sure or that they get in hospitals people who serve time in prison stone. as durham is completing his or doctor's offices. and rehabilitated, who show the drug supply is a long work, the people want to see supply chain and there is lots regret and show remorse don't have to rot away in a jail cell that the origins of the of inventory in the u.s. trump/russia collusion hoax their whole life. i think it becomes more of an these are non-violent offenders. that there will be he has the right to do that. accountability for the fisa issue if there are no abuse that took place and that's a responsibility on his inspections for many, many he looks at all of these cases shoulders and maybe he doesn't months. then fda has to make some tough want the president to speak out specifically on the merits and but the president will. details like every president in the past has done. the president will tweet. decisions when it thinks there >> ed: he has a first amendment the president is frustrated. starts to be elevated safety risks and what steps it can right to speak out an different he is demanding with his own take. i don't want people to be cases and matters. he does it on social media and worried when they look in their high expectations demanding medicine cabinet and think can before the tv cameras all the transparency and accountability. i trust this drug? >> ed: you're right people are time. they should. >> julie: it has to pass he has the absolute power, frustrated with two tiers of inspection once it comes into executive power to pardon as the united states, correct? justice. isn't bill barr the president's >> yeah. the work at the ports of entry, own nominee, not an enemy of julie teed up. democrats are furious about is, isn't he saying it is airports around the country and some of the commutations. harder to get justice in the we'll give you a chance to ports is different from respond to this. mccabe cases, the comey cases inspections. it is not a substitute but the >> president trump, despite what he said during the and the rest if the president

-- even if he is not campaign, is now the ultimate fda has suspended what are swamp monster. he is using the power of his interfering if it appears like called surveillance inspections, the normal kind of office to help other people who he s. you mentioned roger stone. bill barr said he already regular inspections. were convicted of political thought 7 to 9 years was too for-cause inspections is when corruption charges to help very long a sentence. fda thinks a drug is contaminated or something like wealthy and powerful people. once the president started and he is using the justice tweeting it looked like it was that. normally they would do those pressure by the president not inspections and what it would department to reward his now do is probably just bar friends and punish his enemies. an independent minded bill barr. >> a feeling the president has entry of the drug. where he feels he should or >> julie: i want to ask you that's what banana republics do. could give the attorney general what you take of the fda. >> ed: chris van hollen has space on, maybe he will take said that before. your response. that into consideration. >> first of all i won't take but the president is not going they are giving emergency operation to this new test and lessons on draining the swamp to be silent after years of from someone who has been in apparently it promises to help this cloud that basically the public office for 20 years in department of justice and public health labs meet a washington, d.c. second of all it is funny that f.b.i. placed over almost his most of the democrats are potential surge in cases as the entire term. so i think at this point while global death toll exceeds 2,000. talking about decriminalizing anyone who commits a crime that the attorney general may want >> in situations like this is non-violent. the president to give him a lot for them to be somehow before, so ebola and others, concerned that someone served eight years in the case of rod of space, really the president fda uses emergency use blagojevich is kind of rich to is speaking not just on behalf authorization which basically of himself, he is speaking on lets it skip some red tape in say the least. lastly i make this point. behalf of an entire country allowing tests to be used 11 people were either pardoned that is -- that sees before they're fully approved. or granted commutations misconduct, they know that laws and fda's action here is very yesterday. what's interesting about that we're only talking about one. were broken and administrative

fast. and i think will be very the media is fixated on rob procedures were broken. helpful to public health they read the horowitz report. blagojevich. no one is talking about kristin they want answers and authorities in figuring out, detecting it and which accountability and they want it obviously helps with dealing munoz. now. i was in the oval office people are tired of waiting. with patients, but also helps yesterday. the president demanded he get this is long overdue. with the broader public health they don't want to know that at crisis. >> julie: can we trust that some point years in the future to speak to crystal's husband, china is reporting that the rate of new cases are talked to ricky directly. they had no idea this continuing to decline? can we trust that info? commutation was coming or that she would be set free. the emotional moment between >> nih has said it trusts the the president of the united states and that citizen who information. thought it was a joke. and i say also for americans this is not a crisis. didn't believe it was president trump on the line. he said your wife will be set and again they should take the normal precautions they take free. she served enough time for this and trust the drugs in their sentence. medicine cabinet. >> julie: thank you very much. excessive sentences have to stop. a very emotional moment. thanks for talking to us. >> ed: all right. ricky was extremely appreciative and there were breaking news. ready to get their life started. pentagon fox news alert. the top policy official at the he just left his wife in prison that day. defense department john rudd throws the types of things that will resign. he was told to step down but affect americans. the media don't want to talk reasons as to why are about that. they want to focus on the high-powered folks that they letter to lawmakers certifying deem more nefarious.

ukraine had taken substantial whether it is someone who is tion. that letter was leaked to the well connected or someone tm ka press. has never heard of. it then undercut president trump's argument that the white the president don't like house withheld military aid to excessive sentencing and he will right those wrongs. ukraine because of widespread >> julie: blagojevich was corruption in that country. probably one of the most noted more on that as we get it. and a face we all remember, we're staying on top of it. then the dark brown thick and h an interview you can only find on fox. six months after the death of her son harry dunn's mother was was also signing autographs as calling for justice. he was killed in the u.k. after well. let's play this from blagojevich last night. an s.u.v. driven by a wife of >> i want to -- president trump didn't have to do this. he is a republican president. i was a democratic governor. -- harry dunn's mother wants he has a big fan in me. if you ask me what my party the woman extradited. >> ann admits she was driving on the wrong side of the road affiliation s i'm a when she hit harry dunn's trump-o-crat. >> it doesn't matter party or motorcycle killing him. she spoke to investigators but what socio-economic status you

fled to the u.s. and was find yourself in. he wants to right the wrongs charged with dangerous driving. that a criminal justice system. there are a lot of people in the mother says diplomatic immunity is not meant to be prison with excessive sentences used to protect spouses of and wants to get the folks out diplomats in this way and of prison who paid their debt renewing her plea for the president to step in. to society and served their >> you have no idea how much a time. crystal munoz and another judith negron. no one knows who they are. heart can break until you lose we appreciate the thanks and a child. gratitude. that's not what the president she needs to come back to the -- that's not why the president u.k. president trump is the one that does this. he does it because he wants to can make that decision. right wrongs that these people >> the u.s. has denied the have faced, injustices and u.k.'s request for extradition wants to fix it whenever he can and he has done that. calling it highly inappropriate >> ed: he signed into law the saying it would nullify criminal justice reform. diplomatic immunity. british press reports she and her husband could be spies. >> julie: michael bloomberg >> come back to the u.k., face making his debut on the debate stage. what happens to his media company if he ends up in the the justice system. get it over and done with. white house? show her children right from charles payne is here to wrong. explain coming up.

move on with her life and allow >> ed: money man. us to move on with ours. pods puts you in control but without her facing the justice system, it is making things 100 times harder than it should be. >> in a statement the woman's lawyer says ann is devastated by this tragic accident and do anything she could to bring harry back. she continues to grieve for harry and his family. boris johnson is demanding ann's extradition. charlotte says she feels like the british government is kowtowing to the u.s. >> we haven't seen process, it is just words. >> ed: charlotte says they were prepared to negotiate no jail time but now she has fled it's up to prosecutors now. >> julie: 2020 democrats gearing up for tonight's

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good morning to you. it's sort of -- censorship he has placed on his employees. >> ninth and maybe most >> ed: they report generally on important debate. the campaign but won't >> i think amy klobuchar is right. investigate michael bloomberg or his opponents to be fair. they can't beat him on the a lot of people said it doesn't airwaves so on the debate stage. the first chance to do it where make sense. >> i look at the news every day. the playing field is even. their opinions and other things bernie sanders' comments and and slanted highly against elizabeth warrens' attacks are president trump. if you are going to sell it. the wrong way to go. if you say if i win i sell it, they point to the fact he has $2 billion he is willing to it shouldn't matter anyway but spend to defeat donald trump. brings up questions about his really fondness for china, democrats think the priority is which is where bloomberg -- a not who you agree with the most lot of his wealth has come from but who can beat trump. shining a spotlight on his in recent years and his strength. the way to go after bloomberg inability to call president xi and see if they do it tonight a dictator. is to make the case that saying he would not have fought democrats have to bring back this trade war. he is very, very complimentary the obama coalition if they want to win in 2016. of what is essentially our main and he is the wrong person to rival in the world and in part bring back the voters they lost because people think he wants in 2016, african-americans and to preserve that relationship because that's where the working class voters. they should go after him about billions are coming from right now in terms of fresh groefmgt the stop and frisk comments. what he said wasn't a defense an intriguing situation. of stop and frisk but racial >> ed: he has billions himself

and he is spending it. profiling. that makes him -- the whole advertising analytics comes out gray matter comments that came on social media today and says out this weekend basically by their calculations, saying the democrats line is bloomberg is the highest always if a working spending presidential candidate class american learn the code. of all time they tweet. matter. working class people according to our data he spent they insisted it wasn't out of touch but you can bet the $338.7 million on traditional candidates tonight will have a field day. media surpassing barack obama's i can tell in your laughter. you know what? 2012 record of $338.3 million. it's such a target-rich environment for the opponents interesting. that was barack obama spending on ads over the course of the of michael bloomberg and entire campaign. bloomberg news is acknowledging this is just in three months. we have months to go. >> i read something interesting today. it. chris bedford put it out. a headline, bloomberg's rivals maybe this isn't necessarily a are eager for the opportunity to confront him before a political campaign as much as a national television audience. super pac. he campaigned in states where bloomberg will support whoever wins the nomination even if it's not him. national media is scarce and we talk about shattering all the records. they will be shattered and then faced little scrutiny after his of course the republican side ads are on the airways. president trump will have to step his up. it is treacherous for bloomberg. he spent less than hillary clinton did last time around. interesting, he loses some

control of the message tonight. it's about smart spending and >> absolutely. an even playing field. the analytics they've been able they all stand on the debate to acquire. this will be the most expensive stage and get equal time now race for president in the that we have a smaller group. history, by far, shatter every look, the reality is that he is record. >> julie: michael bloomberg has trying to win the electability been throwing jabs the president's way on everything lane that joe biden has given being a billionaire first of up. he wants to make the case he is all and then putting down the economy in a way that the the most electable democrats. president is not accountable or a powerful message that a party should not be accountable for consumed by trump derangement. this booming economy we have right now. they don't care who does it, as the president just tweeted highest stock market in history long as they can beat donald trump. they have to stop going after by far. >> ed: new records today. him for buying an election and >> julie: when you hear start going after him for the bloomberg talking china. look at the president of china fact he can't win over the and trade. it has gone well and so has the african-americans and what he economy. look at the dow and react to said about farmers. this. anyone can farm. you put a seed in the ground the housing market. this is a huge, huge bonus for and farmers don't have gray a sitting president to go into matter. these are the things that make an election when you have a him vulnerable. stock market that has been on they specifically show he is the rise, right now up 85 alienating the exact group of voters that abandoned them in points and the housing market 2016 and they need to win back is doing great. >> that's a great point. if they want to beat donald trump. almost every president throughout history bragged >> ed: advertising analytics about house ownership.

it is ticking up big time. millennials are buying houses. we got out home data. tweeted this out. bloomberg, according to data housing permits at their highest level since march of spend 33.7 million on 2007. the housing market is on fire traditional media ads. right now. the only thing that can slow it surpassing barack obama in 2012. down is lack of construction marc, he has only been in the workers. they are coming back. race for three months. it is a phenomenal thing. >> the amazing thing is that couple that with manufacturing. i think 2020 will be a huge after impeachment it turned out donald trump raised $150 million last year and was year. the coronavirus, lingering probably going to raise another trade situation. as far as the core, what really $100 million this year. an unprecedented amount of the foundation of the american money for a presidential dream home building and housing campaign war chest. market is coming back. and mike bloomberg has said he is willing to drop 1 or 2 >> ed: now you are seeing the billion into the race. data is turning. >> it doesn't suggest. it turns trump's money i think this is the highest homeownership level for under advantage into a weakness that 35 going back to the fourth he will be very outspent. quarter of 2011. >> ed: we appreciate you teeing so it is turning up big time. it up for us. >> julie: people in the south listen, the oldest millennials starting to assess the damage are 40. after historic flooding across >> julie: interesting how the economy if it comes up during the region. more rain may be on the way. >> ed: plus a new study shows the debate. the democratic candidates --

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>> julie: a new study suggests adults who are closer to their golden years are happier and less stressed than millennials. fox business is here with a breakdown of the numbers. maybe they have less to stress about. >> i think you're right, julie.

basically everyone is stressed. last year 94% of american workers report experiencing stress at work. that according to a work management company. it would make sense that the stress goes away when the work starts to go away, right? a british travel company finds adults older than 55 are happier than their younger counterparts. here is why. millennials are stressed, devoted entirely to their jobs, to getting ahead. whereas the older crowd sees the end. their retirement is near. >> ed: fox news alert. when near or in retirement check this out. this report finds that we disgraced movie mogul harvey pursue hobbies, work out, see friends and go on vacation. weinstein waiting to learn his seriously, julie, can you argue fate. alex, what is happening there at the courthouse? the key to being happy is not >> right now we know the jury working? maybe you need to find stress went back into deliberation release while you are working. room, this after asking for one 768 million americans leave of the accuser's testimony vacation days unused each year. transcript and weinstein's emails about her. take those days. he arrived earlier this morning a third of workers say their for day 19 of the trial.

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"america's newsroom." hugs were amazing. i'm ed hen -- henry. >> ed: emotional there. >> julie: i'm judy banderas. mike bloomberg stepping out from behind his massive ad campaign confronting his rivals ann sacoolas admitted she was face-to-face. on the wrong side of the road. you can believe the knives are out. bernie sanders giving us a bit we'll have a live report. of a preview. 2020 democrats getting ready watch. >> i do think it's a bit for their next big debate with obscene that we have somebody the face-off hours from now in who, by the way, chose not to las vegas. for the first time michael bloomberg will be joining the stage. welcome back to "america's contest in iowa, in nevada, in newsroom," i'm ed henry. south carolina, in new new hour, welcome. hampshire where all of the >> julie: do you think people candidates, we did town will be watching? meetings talking to thousands i think this one will go up. of people, he said i don't have to do that. i think we'll take a look at there is no other option. his record and there are a number of things about his julie banderas for sandra smith. record that i think the american people may not know. bloomberg's debate debut coming on the heels of a number of >> ed: full fox coverage on controversies over his past 2020 with our a-team just ahead. comments. will he shake things up tonight? we begin with jackie heinrich live on the ground in las vegas. nevada congressman steve >> good morning.

up until now former mayor michael bloomberg has been able horsford was on "america's newsroom" earlier. to sitcom fortably behind the >> we're excited to be an early caucus state and one of the curtain talking to voters more diverse states. we reflect america. so let's give the people here through ads and curating in nevada a chance as well as responses to criticism. south carolina because i think that changes tonight when he you will see a different set of takes the debate stage with results. >> ed: joining us now james five democratic rivals. the first debate for him in 10 years. homan from the "washington some rivals have given a post" author of the daily 202. glimpse into the tough thank you for coming in. questioning they might direct his way. finally michael bloomberg. he spent hundreds of millions warren sent a tweet accusing of dollars on ads and tightly bloomberg of buying his way controls the message in the ads. into a debate. he raised enough support to 30, 60 seconds a pop. meet the polling threshold. for the first time he is not in a big topic of conversation at charge. >> it will be something. a town hall with other everyone else on the stage has candidates last night. >> what else do you call it a strong incentive to hit bloomberg hard from kind of the when you dip into your endless middle on the electability side to the far left. reserves of millions and bernie sanders think it's a billions and don't go through the process of campaigning? can't-lose proposition to have >> mr. bloomberg has every him against a billionaire. right in the world to run for president of the united states. bloomberg has been prepping hard. he is an american citizen. he didn't find out he would be in the debate until yesterday. but i don't think he has the he has been assuming he would.

right to buy this election. they rented kind of a storage space outside of manhattan >> bloomberg will likely face where he has been going through questions over his practicing taking punches on controversial stop and frisk policy from his time at new his record. he will get hit hard on his york city's mayor and leaked record on something like stop and frisk and race but also on audio from 2015 heard defending the economy and a host of that policy using racial stereotypes. things. ed and julie. >> there will be one less so the bloomberg campaign telegraphing they're going to billionaire on the stage and he be well prepared for it. is not happy about it. it is something where if you're one of the richest people in >> that's right. the world you aren't used to tom steyer did not meet the people standing up there polling threshold for this throwing a punch. the other thing to keep in mind. debate. campaign was critical of everyone else on the stage debated 10 times now over the bloomberg and dnc writing it is last year. they are well practiced and shameful the dnc bends over rehearsed in this setting. bloomberg just isn't going to backward to a candidate who be used to that. interesting to see how he can ignored the voices of the first handle those punches. >> ed: their ninth debate. two diverse states. not all in every one but the dnc removed the donor bloomberg hasn't been in any as threshold because bloomberg's you say. also as this billionaire how campaign is self-funded. a dnc spokesperson wasn't will he react? will they get under his skin? hearing it. >> we have been more than fair will it look like he feels like and he has been on a number of some of these questions are stages, met a number of beneath him? tom bevan takes it a step

thresholds and if he wants to further writing the bad news qualify for future debates he has the opportunity to do that. for bloomberg the debate will mostly be about him and also the good news. if he can successfully defend >> somewhat ironically voters his record he will be able to continue building momentum for a potential big night on super can caucus for steyer but not tuesday. bloomberg. if not his support may erode >> julie: a new national poll is out showing bernie sanders and no amount of money can holding a double digit lead bring it back. >> tom is correct. over the entire democratic if it's a debate about bloomberg and he holds his own field. the nbc/"wall street journal" and sort of -- bloomberg has poll has joe biden, he has every desire coming into this second place but reveals an debate to make it look like a erosion in his support from a core voting block. two-man race with bernie >> ed: the percentage of sanders on the far left african-americans now backing socialist side and then him. biden dropping drastically in just one month. and if he can come out of the let's bring in our headliner debate setting up that contrast, he is going to be in a very good position for super tuesday and you have people nevada congressman horsford. like klobuchar and buttigieg both of whom are mired in single digits desperate to not talk about the candidate you let bloomberg claim that lane and establish himself in that

want joe biden but also talk role. >> ed: on that point then about about michael bloomberg finally being in the stage and what joe someone like buttigieg, klobuchar. biden hopes to take directly to they did well in the first two him tonight. >> it's a beautiful day here in states. surprisingly well for klobuchar las vegas. in new hampshire. we're so excited about having but then nationally they are the presidential debate. still not quite breaking i am supporting joe biden for through in some respects. could bloomberg look like the adult in the room tonight? president because he is vetted, >> i think he is going to try. he is trusted, and he has delivered. the poll that you haven't the thing is, he can lose his talked about is the fact that cool. part of his whole pitch i won't the only person or the best lose my cool. person to take on donald trump but when he was mayor there would be times where during and beat him this november is press conferences it wouldn't vice president biden. be that hard for reporters to it is because he has a broad get under bloomberg's skin. base of support. everyone will try to get a rise not only in the out of him to force a moment african-american and latino communities but among with bloomberg and so it is an working-class individuals. those in labor. open question whether he can do he is supported by a broad it. when he has been out traveling constituency including women and it is because he has fought around the country he has had on violence against women act. the super tuesday states for himself he speaks from a he has fought to make sure that teleprompter and reading carefully focus groups, poll we reauthorize the voting crafted messages. here he will have his talking rights act and pass important points he will have prepared civil rights legislation. >> ed: he has been making that but what happens when the

case in eight previous debates. moderator follows up and tries to get him to go a little the ninth one tonight. it didn't sell in iowa, didn't deeper or when his opponents go sell in new hampshire for joe on the attack? biden. so to -- part of my question >> ed: here the tom perez, about michael bloomberg. he has been in the race for a taken a lot of heat to bend the lot less time and spent a lot rules to get bloomberg on the more money. what does joe biden need to do stage. here he is this morning. differently tonight to get the >> you look at last week's message you are pushing out there and get it to stick? quinnipiac poll. all six candidates on the debate stage beat donald trump in a general election. that's the bench we have. >> to be clear, only 2% of the folks have voted and that's why a deep bench of candidates. we're so excited to be an early i don't know who the nominee is caucus state. going to be. we are one of the more diverse states. we reflect america. let's give the people here in as a former runner i love the nevada a chance as well as south carolina because i think participants in this marathon. you will see a different set of >> ed: critics have said the results. what vice president biden will dnc chair shouldn't have bended do tonight is talk about his the rules to help bloomberg. record. the fact that he stood shoulder others defend perez by saying what he wanted to do is smoke to shoulder with president obama to pass the affordable out bloomberg, not just let him care act. to make sure that we recovered run all the ads uncontested. from the great recession. get him on the stage and make to make sure we're taking on the nra in him face everybody face-to-face

senseless gun violence. these are the issues that sanders crowd is saying how matter most to my constituents. outrageous it is that bloomberg i've seen the vice president and before that tom steyer here on the ground and he has could buy their way on stage. tremendous support. i might also add vice president privately they'll tell you they biden has the support of 43 want the contrast. they want to be able to punch members of congress who have at him and they think he has a endorsed him as well as 18 glass jaw. they want to kind of show that members of the congressional he is not any bigger than any black caucus. of the people who are on stage my colleague sylvia garcia from and in the fray. texas endorsed him this morning and so that's -- i don't know making her the sixth chc member to endorse him. >> julie: what joe biden needs what perez's strategy is. to do is appeal to certainly bloomberg has been very generous to the dnc which african-american voters. the voters who might have fallen off a little bit. being on the stage for the very does prompt criticism from the left. but yeah, i think if bloomberg first time in michael bloomberg do you think that biden will does well i think there will be see this as an opportunity to criticism from the left for perhaps rise above bloomberg who is now facing so much perez. if he doesn't do well it could look like a savvy move. scrutiny over his comments about the stop and frisk? >> ed: bloomberg generous to that's an issue you know every the dnc. another way of saying he opened confident on that stage will up the checkbook and they're pounce on. happy with the money. i'm wondering how hard biden let's shift gears and talk will pounce on that in particular. >> you ask a very important about another battle brewing between the president and his question. look, we know mike bloomberg is attorney general. white house spokesman hogan

a billionaire. gidley with us a few moments what we don't know is what his ago. >> we don't have to wonder response is to some very what's going on in private. we've seen it play out in discriminatory policies he public. enacted when he was mayor. the attorney general has made his feelings known about the president's tweets. the president has also made his and the fact that saying an feelings known about the attorney general and his right apology doesn't bring back the to comment. listen, everyone in this country has the first amendment lives of young black man harmed right to say what they want to over those years when the say. policy was in place. >> ed: it looked like for a moment when the reports started a policy on redlining that is breaking late last night the william barr could be on the way out the door. discriminatory. biden fought to end redlining has it been pulled back from the denial from the white house and the voters know that. that is why he is trusted by and justice department that he isn't going anywhere? >> what the attorney general african-american voters. he is vetted. we know joe biden. was trying to do is convey to but most importantly joe biden the white house inside and outside people who are close to knows us and that's why i think the president that it really he will do very well tonight in isn't helpful. the debate and in our saturday he really does want the president not to tweet about caucus. >> ed: can we end on latino these active criminal cases. it is not in the president's voters, as you know they're very important in your state of nevada. interests. yesterday the president there is a poll from telemundo acknowledged yeah, i'm making the a.g.'s job a little harder which says joe biden is leading by tweeting but i have a right to have my voice and i have a right to be involved. among hispanics. so i don't think barr was on

sanders at 31%. a lot of others in single the verge of resigning digits. this is one of many areas where yesterday. bernie sanders seems to be i don't think he was -- had a catching up to joe biden. resignation letter in hand. he is just trying to convey to when you broaden the picture out nationally, joe biden has people in the president's orbit dropped to third place in a lot of these national polls. hey, for everyone's sake cool sanders is getting over 30%. what do you need to do to stop it with the tweets and pushing the idea maybe there is a the bleeding? >> first as you know, ed, it is breaking point where i can't not so much about national take it anymore. >> ed: the president believes polls but battleground states. he wouldn't be president nevada is a battleground state. without social media going south carolina. around the traditional we reflect the diversity of our mainstream media. your thoughts on a big topic. electorate that's ultimately going to vote. as i said before, vice new reaction that rob blagojevich is free man after president biden beats donald president trump commuted his trump better than any other prison sentence. democratic nominee. >> julie: blagojevich is and so that is what we're going to stay focused on. speaking out. obviously vice president biden matt finn is outside blagojevich's home in chicago. has a very strong record with >> within the hour rod and latinos from issues around the patty blagojevich are scheduled economy, making sure we're to own a press conference outside the family home. creating good-paying jobs. the first time the couple protecting the healthcare that matters so much, as well as investing in education.

he has a plan to triple the mutually addressed the world since he was locked up eight amount of title i funding that years ago. we need desperately to improve he was trying to sell barack our schools in nevada and across the united states. >> ed: he has to win the obama's vacated senate seat. nomination in order to take >> i've got this thing and it's that case to the voters in the golden. general election. and i'm just not giving it up. appreciate you >> blagojevich walked out of a federal prison in colorado last night and took a commercial flight home from denver to horsford from nevada. chicago. blago signed autographs and greeted people at the airport. >> ed: floodwaters are receding in mississippi but there street blagojevich says he made a bunch of mistakes but calls his more rain in the forecast. corruption convictions routine politics and insists it's the the pearl river surged eight people who prosecuted and convicted him that did the feet above flood stage. wrongdoing. >> i missed my daughters and evacuees still waiting to go home. wife. >> i've never seen it like this a broken criminal justice system and unfair. it is a criminal justice system before. i'm just hurt. i just want to see my house. with too many people who have the last time i saw my house it too much power who don't have was on cnn and the only thing i any accountability and they can saw was the top of the mailbox. railroad people, put innocent people in prison.

i wish somebody would give me >> president trump said blago some answers. serving eight of his 14 year i'm just hurt. i don't know what else to say. sentence was enough time and he >> ed: authorities estimate up deserves to go home to his wife to 1,000 homes in central and children. mississippi are flooded. >> julie: president trump blagojevich calls himself a spairz the rod commuting the sentence of the former governor trump-o-crat is thanking the of illinois who once appeared president. >> my democratic colleagues have been very unkind to him on the apprentice. more on the president's decision. and what he did deserves >> ed: bernie sanders rising in something a great amount of the polls as most americans say appreciation on my part personally. they aren't so cool with he has my deepest and most socialism. our a-team on that next. profound and everlasting >> we're going to work every gratitude. >> the president's decision is single day as hard as we can to being applauded and condemned. win the nomination to end -- to the illinois delegation released a statement says it is transform our economy and our disappointed with the government. president's decision writing in so finally we have in part blagojevich is the face of washington a government that works for all of us. public corruption in illinois and not once has he shown any refinance than ever. remorse for his clear and documented record of crimes. as our state grapples with the newday va streamline refi is the reason why. political corruption we

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kerik and michael milken and others being freed. >> what the president said yesterday when he made the announcement, jims comey's best friends, the u.s. attorney in chicago who prosecuted blagojevich. the same kind of people, the same f.b.i. system. i do think that the president, after living through the mueller probe and impeachment does sort of feel like the criminal justice system is unfair to people like this, and blagojevich is a democrat. he was a contestant on the celebrity apprentice briefly. the president resonates and identifies with kind of what blagojevich got in trouble for. that phone call that we just heard a clip of, the president has said that's what politicians do. they have phone calls like that. they talk with their friends and talk about the options that they have. he says a lot of politicians in both parties make calls like

that. why should you go to prison for 14 years for that kind of phone call? >> ed: absolutely. he now says rob blagojevich is not a democrat but a trump-o-crat. >> julie: hundreds of passengers on a japan cruise ship free to return home after spending two weeks in quarantine as the numbers of cases and deaths from the coronavirua houston astros fan now suing the future sign stealing cheating scheme. is there a case there? >> julie: can you do that for high prices? the woman accused of posing as a photographer to steal a newborn from its mother pleading not guilty. how strong is the evidence against her? >> this is my kids, this is my house. if you violated my safety trying to kidnap my daughter.

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cheryl casone. welcome all. mo, you are a democrat here. what will happen when everybody starts mixing it up? >> tonight will be the most interesting and most important debate of the cycle so far. you have candidates who have been through the wringer and the new guy shows up. i wouldn't complain one bit i want him there. mike bloomberg up until now has had the airwaves to himself in all these later states. unfiltered message. he hasn't been tested by the press. he hasn't been tested by his opponents. this is their chance to test him. >> he is not known to most of america. mayor of new york city, but he has done a 180. a former bond trader who used to be more not having a lot of regulation on the financial services committee. he has had a complete switch around with this nine-page plan he came out with. i can't wait for sanders and warren to go after him. >> ed: where have you been?

>> he wants to have the government take over fanny and freddy. now he wants to tax derivative sales and financial transactions. who is this guy? they will go after him on his credibility. they should. i bet they do. again, a billionaire on that stage. i can't wait. tonight will be good. >> julie: supposedly bloomberg insiders are a little nervous. he has had all this money to hide behind. for the first time on the debate stage they're a little worried. should they be? >> yes, they should be. the long knives are out. the loser tonight is quite frankly buttigieg and warren. they won't be able to get the kind of attention they would have normally gotten but for bloomberg being there. everybody has to go after bloomberg tonight. you also have to take swipes at bernie. you can't let bernie get a free pass and pile on bloomberg. i think the news out of tonight will be how well bloomberg did but also the news is going to

be how well did bernie do tonight against bloomberg? >> bernie is the person who has the most benefit tonight because of the fact that everyone else is going to be going after bloomberg. look, we don't know how well bloomberg is going to do. he could stumble. we don't know. we've seen each of these candidates. buttigieg taking on warren in an early debate knocking her off her stride and if someone person can knock bloomberg off his stride tonight it could help them. bernie is the one guy everyone would be going after him. there is someone else the main target. >> julie: he has put more money than any former candidate ever has in only three months. the fact he is polling as high as he is. a lot of people say -- some are >> ed: hundreds of people saying he is buying that, okay? but he could potentially turn disembarking from the diamond princess cruise ship in the this around and really kick butt tonight as well. japan as the coronavirus >> depends on how strong a quarantine comes to an end. debater he is. as a new yorker you know -- let

their release comes to scrutiny. me tell you -- he hasn't been they think passengers could great on the debate stage. unknowingly carry the virus get ready, america. back to their communities. he is witty and intelligence. 75,000 people around the world as a new yorker i know he has are infected by the virus, more that. it will be interesting to watch than 2,000 people have died. him. >> julie: fox news alert. >> there may be one person who a woman who allegedly posed as disagrees with mo. president trump thinks through this process he has been gaining the chaos in iowa, the a baby photographer in muddled picture coming out of washington state and allegedly new hampshire. the president had the big rally drugged a young mother and in new hampshire and now his ad tried to steal her child pled in nevada's biggest newspaper not guilty in court. talking about his record. this is such a bizarre story pushing the idea in the las first of all. it is not just this woman. vegas review journal. it is her daughter who has also nevada is up for grabs in the general election, brad. been arrested in potentially talk about the president being drugging and trying to steal a out west in california, arizona baby. is there enough evidence first of all? rally tonight and nevada rally >> it's an interesting case. friday night. he is trying to steal some of a lot of evidence. evidence the mother and the spotlight. >> absolutely. he is quite good at it. daughter and 16-year-old daughter went to this woman's why let the democrats run the house on three occasions. table and why not dog them and the last occasion fed her cupcakes laced with a drug. there is evidence -- a lot of not have surrogates out there? evidence with respect to the there is no better person out alleged victim who has a lot to

there than the person doing the say about this and remembers huge rallies in a contrast what having felt that feeling of having been drugged. we see on television in the there are problems for the battleground states where prosecution. she took two days to go to the democrats are playing.a good me hospital and get tested. she tested positive. that allows for anything to have happened. the defense will argue that. the big question in the case will be whether the mother or daughter turn against each other and testify against one another. >> julie: she does have to testify. she is 16 years old, the daughter is. she allegedly was part of lacing the cupcakes and she is going to have to testify against her mother. >> arguably so. she is in custody right now. there is no privilege. you talk about spousal privilege. in these situations there is no such privilege for parent and child. we usually talk about this can the parent be forced to testify against their child? either one can be forced to testify against the other which leads you to think maybe they

will be in a race to make a deal with the prosecutors to turn in the mother or the daughter in order to get a better plea. >> julie: if i were the prosecutor here, the fact that the victim didn't give up the blood samples until two days later. if you've been drugged you know it will sit in your system for a short period of time and want to get the evidence out there. >> not clear why she didn't. she called 911 the day of the alleged poisoning. >> julie: why not go to the hospital that day? had she gone hosp for poisoning the doctors would have been a blood test number one. that's the loophole her defense will have a hard time defending. >> most of the defense the defense is insanity, here it might be that as well. >> julie: there is as astros ticket holder who doesn't like high prices. welcome to buying tickets for sporting events. now the ticket holder is suing the team for raising prices amid a cheating scheme. that has water there. what do you make of this

lawsuit? do they have a case? >> there is always the possibility of a case. if they can get a class together, enough people to sue here in this case then they can get certified and move forward. if they're allowed to move forward under the texas law they would get three times the damages. the fee they paid for the tickets times three. interesting case for the lawyers. they get a percentage of this huge class. for the individuals it is not a ton of money. what are you paying for? when you buy your ticket are you paying for a winning team or a team that doesn't cheat or are you paying for the experience of going to a baseball game? >> julie: if not for the cheating scheme do you think there would be a case whatsoever. so you know if you try to get your money back for do not have case. >> it is all based on the alleged fraud the astros were cheating. there are other teams i'm from foxboro and other teams have been accused of cheating.

if we open the door lawyers will be happy but the teams not so much. >> julie: great to see you. and more fallout amid growing calls to strip the astros of their world series title with some of the game's greatest players sounding off against them. sportscaster jim gray straight ahead on "america's newsroom." >> ed: this alert. a mother in the u.k. renewing calls for justice this morning six months after her son was killed in a traffic accident. the wife of an american diplomat charged in that case. harry dunn's mother's emotional plea to president trump is straight ahead. >> julie: billionaire michael bloomberg is going to make his debut tonight. bret baier with what we can expect on the stage tonight. >> we want to make sure we have the best candidate to lead the ticket. i don't think that when people look at donald trump they automatically say hum, can we

get someone richer? president trump warned the drug companies.

it's unacceptable that americans pay vastly more than people in other countries, for the exact same drugs. but they aren't listening. they've just raised the prices of over five hundred drugs. president trump supports a bipartisan plan, that would force drug companies to lower prices. but the senate won't act. tell senate leaders to stop drug company price gouging and lower drug prices now. >> julie: fox news alert now. the mother of british teenager harry dunn renewing her plea for justice nearly six months after an s.u.v. driven by the wife of an american diplomat struck dunn's motorcycle killing him. prime minister boris johnson raising the issue with president trump last night. but an extradition request was

declined. we have more. >> harry dunn was 19 years old when he was struck and killed by an s.u.v. driven by ann sacoolas, the wife of an american diplomat. she spoke to investigators in england and said she was driving on the wrong side of the road. three weeks later she declared diplomatic immunity and fled to the united states. she was later charged with death by dangerous driving. harry's mother, charlotte, says after speaking with president trump in the white house in october, she is renewing her plea for help. >> what is your message for president trump if you can speak to him directly right now? >> you have no idea how much a heart can break. until you lose a child. she needs to go back to the u.k. president trump is the one that can make that decision. >> the u.s. has officially denied the u.k.'s extradition

request calling it highly inappropriate because it would effectively nullify diplomatic immunity. charlotte believes diplomatic immunity shouldn't be used to protect the spouse of an american diplomat. both sacoolas and her husband could be american spies is what some press are saying. >> what her job role was or is or who she was married to or who she is employed by, she unfortunately took the life of our son. it doesn't matter who you are, you face the justice system for that. >> in a statement sacoolas's lawyer says ann is devastated by this tragic accident and do anything she could to bring harry back. she continues to grieve for he and his families. >> julie: such a sad story.

>> ed: meantime, billionaire michael bloomberg gearing up to take the debate stage for the first time tonight. his debut comes as he faces growing criticism from his 2020 competitors. let's bring in bret bare. good morning. it's interesting michael bloomberg has had the airwaves -- it's hard to watch tv from seeing an ad pop up on any channel these days. now he will face his opponents face-to-face. >> it is a big change. a big moment for this race because michael bloomberg has spent more than $350 million not only on campaign ads but staff all over the super tuesday states. this is the first time he is face-to-face with his democratic opponents. they are in mid-season form. he is not. he is not well-known as a great speaker. i don't remember the last debate he had when he was running for new york city mayor.

but it is a different skill set and whether he can step up to the moment is a big moment for this election. >> ed: you're right. amy klobuchar we saw at the end, the run-up to the new hampshire primary had that very strong performance. we hadn't seen that from her earlier. maybe after five, six, seven debates you get into the mid-season form. the "washington post" today says based on the record expect to see a disciplineed efficient debater. he doesn't swing from the fences. he would rather jab than throw hay makers. he is deadly with the subtle eye roll. do voters want subtle eye rolls now or do they want the passion we see from bernie sanders and others in some of these debates? >> these debates have been about viral moments, right? about questions answered that take steam on their own.

klobuchar has had a number of those in these debates. joe biden has had bad debate moments that have gone viral. the question is how the rest of the opponents, the candidates, will deal with bloomberg. it seems like he is going to be a target just by what they're saying on the campaign trail. if he is the target the biggest beneficiary is bernie sanders. he should be the frontrunner target. it seems like they're looking at mike bloomberg. >> ed: pete buttigieg last night talking about bloomberg trying to buy the election. >> what else do you call it? what else do you call it when you dip into your endless reserves of millions and billions and don't go through the process of campaigning in states like nevada, iowa, new hampshire? humbling yourself, going into the diners and backyards looking eye-to-eye to voters. >> ed: you have had a lot of

these democratic candidates complaining about billionaires having so much influence in america. tonight they'll be staring face-to-face with one of them. >> pete buttigieg makes a good point. it is humbling. you have to go into the diners where people don't know you and eat the lemon crunch pie when you don't want it and sit and talk about whatever issues they want to talk about. it is humbling in iowa and new hampshire. now you get to a different stage and come super tuesday you deal with a lot of states you can't really campaign in all of them. but mike bloomberg can in essence with money. and that's what they are fighting. and this is where the moment of truth is for mike bloomberg on that stage. >> ed: final point. it struck me as you were talking that here we have gone a few minutes going through the big issues in the campaign right now and neither one of us have mentioned joe biden yet. >> it's fascinating. think of the national polls, the nose-dive joe biden has taken. just three weeks ago he was the

presumptive frontrunner, the guy everybody would have to beat in the long run. now because of big losses, fourth and fifth place there are real questions whether he can make it in south carolina to bounce back. he is in trouble and donors know it. and i think mike bloomberg is one of the big factors in voters saying maybe i'll look there. >> ed: don't miss the run-up to the debate. appreciate you coming in. >> julie: the battle over a pit bull ban lighting up social media. how one state lawmaker is raising eyebrows over a photo gone viral. details when we go behind and beyond the headlines next. ♪ ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment.

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>> julie: time to go beyond the

headlines now, shall we? we take a break from the fast-moving news cycle everyday and now we're going to the dogs with a fight over denver's longstanding ban on pit bulls in the city. the mayor vetoing a measure that would have repealed that ban. then you have the governor of colorado reacting by posting a picture of himself with a pit bull. take that, mayor, setting social media on fire. joining us now tom shillue and fox news radio host and comedian. i want to put up the tweet first. >> i call it passive aggressive. >> julie: this is a tweet he tweets in the mansion and basically says -- >> it's a rescue pup in denver. >> the friend's new pit you about rescue pup joined us at the governor's mansion in denver tonight. he is poking fun at the mayor.

>> breaking the law, too, right? >> julie: i guess he is the governor. i don't know. >> he is thumbing his nose at the mayor because he doesn't think it's a fair law. i don't want to get into this debate about pit bulls. the only thing worse than a pit bull's bite is the bark of its owner. have you ever done a story about pit bulls and you hear from the owners? i've known several pit bulls, very nice dogs. people say it's not the breed, it's the owner. that's what the mayor says. he has to crack down on owners, why ban the whole breed? i don't know. the passive aggressive nature of the tweet. i'm here with a cute puppy. he should say mayor i'm breaking the law and doing it because i'm a resister. the mayor comes back with wow. what does that mean? how about you are under arrest? these guys if they will fight, fight. >> julie: denver's mayor

michael hancock tweeted about meeting with the governor of colorado talking about equity, transportation, affordable housing, other proposed legislation and yes pit bulls. keeping an open line between the governor and mayor on the key issues. how much do they talk about pit bulls? he completely discredited the mayor here and he is really not taking much heat over it. >> i don't know why. maybe they'll have to work it out. one is a pit bull lover. maybe the other not such a pit bull lover. the argument is heated and the thing is that's why i don't like these -- this pussy footing approach. i think if they will vit, have the argument and have it out and see where it goes. >> ed: barking up the wrong tree. >> julie: thank you for that, ed. i want to move on to robocalls. they're very annoying. the fact that you have a phone call coming in on your phone with a local area code and might be somebody you know. i don't answer my phone so i

don't have the problem. for those who talk on the telephone you can't sue. realistically does a class action lawsuit seem probable? >> just what we need. more lawsuits. so you have these robocalls coming in. first of all i don't believe any of these do-not-call lists. i feel whenever i sign up for them and i've signed up many times, i feel like the following period two or three weeks i get robocalls like crazy. so i think that when you sign up for do not call you go on some robocall list and they call you all the more. i think these lawyers, when they come with class action lawsuits, i've been contacted by lawyers for all different kind of class action lawsuits. i know what will happen. the lawyers will collect the people and have a class action lawsuit against the do not call people but they will collect the people via calling them. so my phone will be ringing to say have you been spammed. yes, you're doing that right now. >> julie: rob owe calls are annoying and i wish they would

go away. i thought they would mandate something. >> they pass laws. >> julie: apple would try to block them. >> many exceptions to the rules and people find ways around it. whenever i see my own area code and my own neighborhood code coming up i know it is a spam call. >> julie: i'll ignore any call. leave me a voicemail or text me. the only way i get through. >> you and i don't answer our phone. >> julie: i hate the phone. i love you, though, ed, just don't call me. >> ed: the sign

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>> yankees right fielder aaron judge slamming the astros for the cheating scandal joining to call to punish players and the team. >> ed: i always say i'm a yankees fan. i got chewed out by an astros fan. i put it on the table that i'm a yankees fan but they haven't come clean and it frustrated a lot of people. >> doesn't matter who you are a fan of. if you're a fan of baseball you have to be upset with this. the job of the commissioner is to uphold integrity. he an tag niceed the fans, players, owners and media. all four. he have is out. it is just crazy what he has done. he has said and mocked the reporter who broke the story.

he has called the trophy, his name is on the trophy, a piece of metal. he said he didn't do nor and sorry he didn't do more when he knew about it. who is advising rob manfred. he looks foolish. he allows jim crane to say it had no impact? if it had no impact why did they do it? if it had no impact why are you apologizing? he should have been suspended immediately for his comments because they're detrimental to the game of baseball. the players should be suspended, the whole thing is a farce, ridiculous. the players now -- some of the players are saying these guys should be attacked. it is out of control and the commissioner is not doing anything to make it better. he is making it much worse. >> ed: jim crane the owner of the astros came out with the news conference, frustrated people with the comments. the players from other teams aggrieved teams like the dodgers who feel like the world

series was stolen from them. justin turner on man fred, the commissioner. >> he set the precedent. he set a weak precedent. calling the world series trophy a piece of metal. i don't know if the commissioner has ever won anything in his life. the way for him to devalue it like he did yesterday is how out of touch he is with the players of the game. >> ed: lebron james even weighed in to lash out to the commissioner. in fairness to the commissioner he is saying in order to get the whole story and blow the whistle on this he had to offer players basically immunity and they have a strong union, as you know, so they would tell us and we have transparency now. what do you say to that? >> that's the bunch of garbage. suspend them all. take it on, lose in court. let the public know the integrity of the game is all that matters. if you don't, if these games are pre-determined, if teams have an edge, if teams are cheating to win, then really

all you have is a pre-determined outcome. if you have that everybody ought to jump over and watch wrestling. if the games are not real and everybody is not on an even playing field, then you do not have a competition. >> ed: you can hear the unvarnished comments. now, jim, we are proud to report you will be honored at the naismith hall of fame. getting the insight media award. it has to be extra special. kobe bryant tragically and sadly to be inducted in the the same time. your thoughts. >> it is a wonderful moment for me and i'm grateful to the voters and everybody at the hall of fame. it is bittersweet. i covered kobe bryant's career and did his first interview as a laker and last interview in a

laker uniform. it is very sad that he is not there to see this honor and what has happened with him and the memorial will be next week. for the other guys going in, which is expected to be kevin garnett and tim duncan and others it will be a celebration and we'll celebrate at some point kobe's life and all his contributions to basketball. now is a time of mourning but i'm grateful to all those players and great coaches and administrator who allowed me to do the thousands of interviews. a wonderful, great experience and ride and i'm very grateful and humble. >> ed: best to you and fran. it will be a special honor for you. appreciate you spending the moment with us now. >> julie: teenage suspect arraigned on murder charges in the deaths of new york college student tessa majors brutally stabbed in a park near campus last december. what we now know about the evidence against him and the breaking news on a third arrest

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>> sandra: fox news alert now, the police say they have a third suspect in custody, another teenager is appearing in court today.

david lee miller is following the story from a new york city newsroom. david? >> it's been two months since tessa majors was murdered, of 13 has been arrested in the stabbing death, the teenager was reportedly 14 years old, will be tried as an adult. his initial court appearance is expected very soon, the boy's attorney had no comment. an earlier point in this investigation, the teen was questioned and released by police. our second 14-year-old also slated to make a court appearance this afternoon, he is scheduled to be arraigned following a grand jury indictment. he was taken into custody on friday and charged in a criminal complaint second-degree murder and robbery. he is being held without bail. authorities say in december, weaver and two other teens tried to rob majors near her school's campus. according to documents, she resisted and that is when weaver allegedly stabbed majors in the

chest, piercing her heart. dna, surveillance video and a recording of weaver telling someone that he stabbed majors because she refused to hand over her phone. the d.a. has decided to prosecute weaver in adult criminal court where if convicted he faces life in prison. a 13-year-old, the first of the trio and the youngest to be arrested will be tried next month in family court where the penalties are not as severe. authorities described the investigation as "a long, deliberate process. julie? >> julie: david lee miller, thank you. >> ed: that case is something a lot of people in new york will be watching closely, how they're going to be tried in the days ahead. people are paying a lot of attention. >> julie: a horror story for every parent out there who has a child, daughter or son in college. >> ed: is "outnumbered" in the meantime starts right now. see you tomorrow.

>> fox news alert, president trump commuted his 14 year prison sentence. the democrat has served eight years for convictions on 18 counts of corruption and other charges including trying to sell former president obama's old senate seat. president trump calling his punishment excessive and saying it involves many of the same former fbi officials who investigated his own campaign. >> people disagree with the sentences, there was a prosecution by the