♪ life is a highway. ♪ i want to ride it all night long. ♪ you're going my way. ♪ i want to drive it - welcome to the saturday edition of "fox & friends," the number p one cable news program in america. look who is here. >> hey, guys. >> i know it's marie. >> i don't know your middle name. >> just jason. >> it could be whatever you want. >> it's e, jason e. >> i'm not telling you what it stands for, just e. >> you don't have to, now america wants to know. >> they demand it. >> it's true.

we will find out. we've got four hours to figure it what it is. we're playing dj this morning. that was mine, life is a highway. it was my favorite song for three or four years in a row. only the tom cochran version counts. we play dj here. i don't know if any of us were cool enough to play dj in real life. >> as it says "all night long," all i can think about is griff who is out in vegas. you know vegas never goes to sleep. >> all eyes on nevada, 2020 dems making the final pitch to voters ahead of today's caucuses. >> nevada democrats are changing up the rules to avoid the caucus chaos that happened in iowa. >> griff jenkins is live in las vegas, breaking down the last minute switch. griff, what's happening? >> hey, jason, good morning to you. the doors open at 10:00 a.m. and

they will be casting their votes. they want to try and not duplicate what happened in iowa, that disaster. it looks like officials have things under control. they made history, voting for the first time with early voting, more than 75,000 voters went to the polls earlier this week, almost tied the total for 2016 which was 84,000. we'll see what kind of turnout we get here this go-round. all the candidates are making their final arguments for why no they should vote for them. >> when we stand up together, they ain't going to stop us. >> i don't know about a woman, but i'll tell you elizabeth warren can beat donald trump. >> the good news is the field is narrowing, the better news is you're all taking really closer looks at the other guys now. they're not bad folks, they're just not democrats. >> reporter: remember, bloomberg is not on the ballot but his problems continue here in the

silver state because after agreeing to release three women from their nondisclosure agreements, warren is still going after him, saying that's not enough. listen. >> it's just not good enough. michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release. we need a leaderrer of the party the that is fully transparent. >> reporter: now, we'll see what happens. nevada was a tie-breaker in their last two cycles, in 2008, you had obama winning in new hampshire and clinton in you iowa and clinton in new hampshire and nevada broke for the eventual winner. in 2016 it was clinton in iowa and sanders in new hampshire, that was a tie-breaker too. we'll see what happens. back to you guys. >> we shall see. thank you very much. we'll be back with you this morning. all the democrats there, the big vote is today. it is decision day in nevada. we'll be of cover it all day on the fox news channel. but they say it's caucus

countdown. it may be described as caucus chaos. >> i've been to one. i wen went four years ago in nea to the democratic caucus and it is chaotic. the caucuses are tough. donald trump is also predicting it's going to be quite chaotic. watch this. >> they say they're going to have a lot of problems tomorrow. i hate to tell you this. i don't know. have you heard? i hear their computers are all messed up just like they were in iowa. they're not going to be i'll to count their he vote. they'll tell you about health care, they're going to tell you about our military and the jet fighters and missiles and rockets but they can't count votes. they just can't count them. they can't count votes. but they're saying they may not be able to do it again. how are they doing in iowa? was that two weeks ago? they say we're getting close. they're not getting close. they'll never know.

i hear the same thing could happen tomorrow. i hope it doesn't, actually. >> if you remember, the iowa caucuses had set president trump up for a perfect week a couple weeks ago. iowa was a complete disaster. he and other republicans were out there saying look, if you can't run a caucus, how are you going to run health care. the next night he had a state of the union which he delivered a really impressive speech that was well received by independents and viewers alike and then he was acquitted on wednesday. it set him up for a perfect week. of courses hoping nevada ends up being as chaotic and he can continue with the theme of how can you run a country or health care if you can't run a caucus. >> they're chaotic to begin with. they've got 75,000 early votes, which will be tabulated on an ipad at each location to count the first ballot and the second choice goes to the second ballot and it's a mixture of human people moving from place to place and people on an ipad

who gave their second preference. it's confusing to figure out how it works, let say loan on the floor. >> what could possibly go wrong. >> i can think of some things. >> then you have outlets like the washington post saying this, bernie sanders briefed by u.s. officials that russia is trying to help his presidential campaign. this is what sanders had to say about that. >> what i say to mr. putin if elected president, trust me, you are not going to be interfering in american elections. they tried to cause chaos and hatred in america. >> you had the briefing a month ago, why did it come out now? >> i'll let you guess, one day before the nevada caucus, why do you you think it came out? it's the washington post? good friends. >> he he's exactly right. the timing is so suspicious, to come out right then. but of courses being trolled by

bloomberg who -- look at this, it actually when translated says "feel burn." >> that's translated in russian as you can see. there's a sense of eastern sensn this. they tried to delegitmize president trump's victory. russia has long meddled in our elections. it's not right. when you have one party using that as a political weapon to go after a owe poe meant, -- oppon, that's what we saw from the left. it's a problem. >> the timing is suspicious. apparently bernie sanders got briefing a month ago. >> there's nothing new about the briefing. >> the only thing new is the nevada caucuses and the article coming out, the establishment

hates bernie sanders, they are happy to use the russia fair rua narrative against him. no one believes donald trump got elected by the russians of. no one believes ultimately bernie sanders is going to win, whether or not moscow likes it or not. it feeds only into the misinformation and confusion campaign that the russians want. >> president trump had thoughts on that. take a listen. >> after three years of ridiculous witch hunts and partisan democrat crusades -- by the way, i think they're starting another one. did you see that that? i see the phonies, the do-nothing democrats, they said today that putin wants to be sure that trump gets elected. here we go again. i was told a week ago, they said you know they're trying to start a rumor, it's disinformation. wouldn't he rather have let's

say bernie, wouldn't he rather have bernie, who honeymooned in moscow. wouldn't that be -- these people are crazy. >> [ laughter ] >>s he's got a po box there still. unconfirmed reports. no, so this is at the rally, the president's been in las vegas. he's been following democrats as they go to primary states throughout the process. it happened to fall on an anniversary that you probably forgot about it and i did as well until yesterday when the president spoke, the miracle on ice from the 1980 olympics, an incredibly powerful moment, in sport and the cold war as we're staring down the soviet union. 40 years ago today is when the miracle happened. here's reminder if you weren't there or if you want to see it again, of that moment. >> a little bit too much now and jim craig, he's making too many good saves. >> scores! >> five seconds left in the game. do you believe in miracles?

yes! >> unbelievable. >> gives me chills. >> i was a little kid when that happened. the whole country was behind this. these guys were not supposed to come together and pull this off and they did and it was a miracle and president trump honored them yesterday. >> we have some very special people and we celebrate one of the greatest moments in the history of sports, some people say it was the single greatest moment in the history of sports, it was called the miracle on ice. that was when the rush p sahns had a he'll team -- russians had a team assembled that they say was maybe the greatest team ever assembled but tomorrow marks the 40 years since the united states men's hockey team defeated then soviet union team in the 1980 olympics. [ cheering and applause ] >> they took that moment, not just for the president to memorialize it but to bring up

the captain of the 1980 hockey team and kelly brooks, the daughter of the famous coach, herb brooks, both took the stage and had this to stage. >> he was a great teach rer, he was a -- teacher, he was a great motivator. he was very demanding, he was very difficult to play for. trust me on one thing, there never once a day we didn't respect and trust the man and what he was frying to do. he -- trying to do. he orchestrated the greatest sports moment of the 20th century. >> i'm honored this sports legacy is alive today and he would be proud to be with you all and my personal opinion, he would have been a trump fan. >> i'm not going to lie, i was not born 40 years ago but that being said, look, this is a patriotic memory. i do love hockey, though. i guess it does make you feel a little old. sorry, jason.

i grew up going to hockey games 678 this is a patriotic moment. i think that's why people appreciate the president. we hear from people that we should apologize for america and we shouldn't embrace patriotism but president trump does it unabashedly. he embraces patriotism and the american spirit. >> the captain of the team, now that he supports trump, he must be a russian agent even though he beat the russians in 1980. it's little confusing. >> new documents showed lori vallow lied to police and asked others to lie about her children's whereabouts. she was arrested on a warrant accusing her of abandoning her children. 7-year-old joshua and 17-year-old tylee ryan vanished in september. vallow is held on $5 million bail. and the cdc preparing for a

possible coronavirus pandemic right here in the u.s. the agency says it's working with hospitals, clinics and pharmacies to stop the deadly virus from spreading. there are 35 coronavirus cases in the u.s. currently. some of those cases coming from a cruise ship in japan. the ship has been now completely evacuated. california health officials asking more than 7,000 people to self-quarantine at home after returning to the states from china. there are nearly 78,000 coronavirus cases in more than two dozen countries, more than 2300 people have died. those are your headlines. >> coming up, michael bloomberg isn't of on the ballot in nevada. that's not stopping bernie sanders from sharpening his attack against him. >> that's what happened in a democratic debate, you know, i think it's quite likely that trump will chew him up and spit him out. >> we'll hear from a former sanders campaign staffer about the latest awar war of words, cg

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trump will chew him up and spit him out. >> are you less worried about michael bloomberg, after having that debate? >> i am worried about an unprecedented amount of money being spent on a campaign. the american people will rebell against the type of movement. >> bernie sanders hitting back at michael bloomberg in a new 60 minutes interview, after the two sparred over socialism at sociat wednesday's he debate. >> bloomberg isn't on the ballot in nevada, so what's the strategy here. let's ask tesl lan figero.

that debate was something to watch. bloomberg had high expectations, didn't meet them by anybody from i've heard or read. from sanders' point of view, how is this going to play out? >> it's obvious. i'm sure even mayor bloomberg wasn't impressed with his own performance. before folks start celebrating too quickly, there's another debate next week and he has another opportunity to get better. every candidate on the stage what has performed poorly at one time or another. the last debate was certainly something different. i think bernie sanders made a point about trump chewing him up and spitting him out. trump thinks he can chew up person ben as well and spit him out. he thinks he can have anybody object thonthe stage on his pla. trump is going to give anybody hell, just my personal opinion. >> there's also this, the washington post, this is the headline from the washington

post, it says bernie sanders briefed by u.s. officials that russia's trying to help his presidential campaign. bernie sanders sort of raised suspicion about the timing of this. do you? >> this is -- the hypocrisy of it all every story they run saying russia is trying to help trump, they should run the same story to say that russia is trying to help bernie sanders. at some point we have to be fair about this. obviously we know that russia being involved is no secret. we're well aware of that. it is troubleing to say that it's the truth when it comes to trump but yet when it comes to bernie sanders it's a consistent exiconspiracy. my opinion, democrats, you're slip is showing. either it's true or is it conspiracy or another hypocrisy. i wasn't impressed with his response to be quite honest to you. i think we need truth on how we're going to deal with the russian messaging this season. >> russia's been trying to

meddle in our elections for decades. it's not breaking news. the washington post suddenly breaks the story the day before they go into caucus where bernie sanders is expected to do quite well. >> thank you. appreciate you joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> have a great weekend. >> still ahead, the fate of harvey weinstein will have to wait. jurors in the case dead locked over charges that could put the disgraced hollywood producer away for life. >> so what happens next? we'll ask a trial attorney, after the break. (sensei) when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll.

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he now wants to use federal money to restore roads, railways and water systems. his original infrastructure plan proposed you using tax incentives to spur investments in public projects. >> congresswoman maxine waters comparing president trump to violent gangs. listen to this. >> i have worked in some of the toughest communities, i worked with gangs, i worked with crips and bloods. there's more integrity in many of these young people in the hood than this man has. >> she said the u.s. can't tolerate another four-year term, during an interview with showtime. some pretty harsh statements there. >> the jury in harvey weinstein's trial set home for a the weekend amid a dead lock against the most serious charge. >> the charges carry a maximum sentence of life in prison.

the jury that unanimously -- that suggested that there's these unanimous verdicts were reached on the lesser three counts. >> joining us you now with insight is trial attorney brian klagel. hi, brian. >> good morning. >> why is the jury deadlocked right now. >> the jury is deadlocked on pretty sexual you assault charges. those are harder charges to prove because prosecution has to prove that weinstein committed a first degree rape of at least two women. so that's harder to prove. and i think what the jury is signaling here is that they have, i believe, a guilty verdict on the first degree rape against ms. mann, third degree rape against ms. mann and sexual you assault against ms. hailey. can i tell you why i think that is? >> please. >> i think it is because think about it, if the jury had found not guilty on the first degree rape charge against ms. mann,

there would be no reason for the jury to deliberate for an extra day about the preed tr the pred. they would have come back not guilty on the predatory assault. the prosecution said, keep deliberating. the defense said we'll take the partial verdict. >> here's more from the weinstein camp spokesperson. they said to speculate on the verdict now would be premature and a mistake. they would believe that you're making a mistake to try to dig into the minds of this jury which is effectively they've decided on three but the higher two, they're still mixed. the judge had told them you're supposed to determine the higher two before you make determinations on the lower three charges. are they ignoring the judge? are they following the rules? >> what happened here is the jury comes back and says hey, look, we can't reach a verdict on predatory sexual assault and the judge issued what's called anil len charge which is, look, you've got to get back in there and try to reach a verdict on

these two counts. i don't believe that they have to reach a verdict on the predatory sexual you assault before the other three charges. these are the more serious charges. make no mistake about it. if weinstein is convicted of the first degree rape which i think he will, that's a mandatory minimum sentence of five years and that could go up to 25 years and on the sexual assault, there's a minimum of one to two years. that can go up to seven years. so at the end of the day, i mean, i think weinstein is going to be going from hollywood casting couch to a jail house bunk bed. >> this is just process right now, ultimately, we'll get a verdict in due time but we're waiting until monday for now. brian, thank you very much for your insight. >> have a great weekend. >> all no fun to talk about, no matter what. >> yeah. >> coming up, defense may win -- defense. defense may win champions but offense wins elections and that's hard to do without serious cash.

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♪ money. >> a very fitting tune as we roll into halfway through the first hour of "fox & friends" on this saturday and ahead of the most competitive primaries of the election, some 2020 democrat hopefuls appear to be running low on cash. biden who used to be the frontrunner has $7 million on hand, buttigieg just shy of that, klobuchar, 2.9 million and warren has 2.3 million left. how will this change the course of the race. our political panel is here, alexander will c'kes, john thoms and robert patilo. alexander, i'll start with you. when you've got bloomberg in the race and super tuesday looming, those numbers feel very small for democrats. >> they definitely do. it's more salt in the wound for iowa. think of all the money these candidates poured into iowa,

only to have no bounce come out of it for any of them. i do think the 2016 election showed us the limits of money and politics because of course hillary clinton vastly outspent president trump for president trump to ultimately succeed. you have bloomberg who has spent millions and millions of dollars to get eviserated on the debate stage last year. bloomberg is clearly leading the cash race, the democrats will have to try to scramble to get the narrative back. >> it may underscore the limit of money and politics but you still need money in politics. >> i tell my candidates when running campaigns, you don't need the most money but you've got to have enough, enough to compete. the la media market alone as we go into super tuesday, you could spend 1 million a week in tv ads and that's not shock and awe. that's just getting your message out. it was so desperate for elizabeth warren in the month of january, she had to take out a loan for $400,000 to make payroll. the candidates are like sputtering into super tuesday.

>> robert, how dire is this for democrats? i mean, you could mow through that kind of money real quick and then have nothing on the biggest day in the calendar, super tuesday. >> i think what we are seeing is that the money primary is doing something that the voting primary hasn't been able to do, which is to narrow down the field. after nevada and after south carolina, we're going to see the field narrow. people aren't going to be able to make payroll. we'll be able to get down to a two to three person debate where we are talking about issues, talking about the things that american voters care about, we're not just doing sound bites and we're getting into policy issues heading into super tuesday. any other election cycle, elizabeth warren campaign would have been running ads nationwide or at least in the primary about what -- you're not seeing those on tv, it shows how desperate they are for cash. >> bloomberg is highlighting his lackluster performance, trying to make it look good.

elizabeth warren as a signal of desperation is saying i will take -- i will not reject pac money. she ran a campaign saying no outside money. now she's willing to accept it. how do you explain that kind of flip-flop. >> it's the bloomberg effect. bloomberg is the candidate who is driving up the media market prices, he's the candidate who is making it clear that you're not able to nickel and dime, get five and 10 dollar donations to compete. i think elizabeth warren may want to find a wine cave that she was criticizing for fund raising. >> they were shaking their head vigorously on this one. >> this is typical of the left hypocrite call. they want to abolish the electoral college in favor of the popular vote. unless it suits them, they're

willing to say or do anything. this is elizabeth warren's fundamental problem. she's a fake. she's a phony. she claims she's a pureist but now she'll take super pac cash. >> she said, well, i said i wouldn't take it but other people took it so i'm going to take it which doesn't feel like leadership. >> these are the dying breaths of the elizabeth warren campaign. like hillary clinton, it's everybody else's fault but elizabeth warren's. it's not the fact she couldn't catch fire as a candidate, that she lied about being a native american and lied about being pregnant and fired from work. it's money and politics. when she really ignores the fact that with every successive campaign finance set of regulations out there, we've only seen more money come into politics. she wasn't objecting when mike bloomberg was pouring tons of money into planned parenthood and emily's list. >> bernie sanders is consistent, he doesn't flip-flop. >> it will be an interesting

political day in nevada if the democrats can get together and count the votes. maybe we will find out. thank you for joining us. all right, jason, over to you. >> thank you. turning now to your headlines, hundreds of mourners saying their final good-byes to 6-year-old fay sweatflick at a public memorial in south carolina, a pastor reading a eulogy written by fay's mother. >> one of the best things about 401-k wafay was her ability to g people together. everyone today is a testimony to that. >> such a sad story. her body was found in a wooded area after she went missing earlier this month. police believe she was kidnapped and killed by her neighbor. the pilot in the kobe bryant helicopter crash was disciplined for flying in bad weather conditions in 2015. faa records show he flew in air space near lax despite being told not to by air traffic

control because of low visibility. the agency says he was counseled and admitted the error. authorities are investigating whether fog played a role in the helicopter crash that killed him, kobe, kobe bryant's daughter and six others last month. greyhound will no longer allow immigration checks on busses. the company says it does not consent to unwanted searches on its busses or terminals that are not open to the public. greyhound previously insisted that even though it didn't like the immigration checks, it had no choice under federal law but to aallow them. the company says it will train employees on the new policy. boxers set for a heated rematch in nevada after their first bout ended in a draw, this was a pat. heather:battle.they traded insue weigh-in las vegas.

they are expected more than 2 million pay-per-view buys. it is the first one not to include floyd mayweather. and those are the headlines. >> they're 41-0 and 40 knockouts. a draw last time, this will be a big bout. >> i know nothing about this. >> i know only what i just said. >> i don't know any of it. >> we've got rick for the weather, so we can move beyond this subject matter. rick, what's going on with the weather? >> we've got a pretty nice weekend on tap for almost everybody, cold wave across northern canada, across the lower 48 things are cool, a cool morning across the northern part of florida as well, temps below average here. we'll be dry for the most part and that's the good news, especially across the east. almost no clouds in the sky across the east, a little bit of rain across the eastern shore of

florida this morning. across areas of the south, you've been rainy for the last month or so, and it's caused all that flooding especially along the l pearl river. today and tomorrow, mostly dry. rain returns on monday, that's from this storm across the west, bringing rain and eventually mountain snow to arizona, and that energy will pull off towards the west a little bit by tomorrow. but precipitation totals, nothing going on across the southeast today, tomorrow, tomorrow we start to see some of this energy across the central plains and out across the southwest we'll deal with rain and showers but -- rain and snow. temperatures tomorrow, 53 for a high in february in boston. >> love it, rick. >> thanks, rick. >> still ahead, the government warning americans about a possible coronavirus pandemic. here in the united states. this as a company announces a potential breakthrough in a vacation seen. wow -- vaccine. wow. at today's best western,

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>> some quick headlines. wells fargo agreeing to pay $3 billion fine to settle a civil lawsuit in its scandal over fake accounts. the bank is accused of opening millions of unauthorized accounts to meet sales goals. and united airlines hiking its checked bag fees, the airline upping it by $5, starting in march, your first checked bag will now cost 35 bucks each way. jason, over to you. >> wow. >> the cdc is now preparing for a potential coronavirus pandemic in the united states as 11 more americans are infected with the virus, as researchers at an engineering firm in texas say they completed a vaccine to fight the current outbreak. here with more is dr. marge siegal. thank you -- dr. mark siegal. thank you for being here.

this is promising, a vaccine, but are they doing it in isolation or is the world coming together to fight this. >> this vaccine is genetically engineered. they're taking one virus and putting proteins on top of it, that's the way to make a vaccine fast. what's really happening here -- >> what is fast, by the way? >> that's a good question. they have other vaccines that are in the works that are faster, based on prior coronaviruses like sars. those are already even farther along an and sanofi is getting o the game and trying to repurpose or retool a prior coronavirus vaccine. we may seen a vaccine in months here, not in weeks, but maybe in several months. you know what's really happening? scientists from all over the country are coming together here. university of texas identified the coronavirus, they built a modemo. in seattle, they took the del and took the -- the model and took the spikes from the virus which shows how it enters the cell. the more information we have

about the virus, the faster the vaccine comes. >> there's been more discoveries on one of the most powerful antibiotics. >> mit is using artificial intelligence to test millions and millions of molecules at one time to see which ones can work as antibiotics. we're in bad shape with antibiotics. we haven't had new ones in many years because we breed too much resistance and drug companies can't afford to make them. mit found a molecule that's working on four or five different common bacteria that are killing a lot of people and making them sick. we see 2.8 million cases of resistant infections in the country every year that we don't have antibiotics for. now we have you new ones. >> that's always the challenge. i get prescribed the same thing i had 20 years ago and to come up with a new antibiotic on top of this resistance to the virus, the coronavirus, these doctors,

they're performing miracles but we can't have them performed quick enough in this case. >> scientists for coronavirus are doing miracles and also for antibiotic resistance up in mit. this is a very, very exciting time for biotechnology. we've got to work very fast for the coronavirus vaccine. >> we really do. >> anti-viral treatments as well. >> you've been on top o this since the beginning. thank you very much. coming up, president trump tearing into the left as he rallies voters in las vegas. >> the democrats keep losing their minds. that is why millions of registered democrat voters are leaving their party. >> we're live in sin city to see what voters think of the president's rally and his policies, that's coming up next. stay with us. ♪ keep on rocking in the free world. ♪ ♪

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america is respected again. we're winning. we're winning all over. we're winning in washington. the democrats keep losing their minds. that is why millions of registered democrat voters are leaving their party to join our movement. it's not even a party, it's a movement. we have a lot of -- look at the energy in this room. they're all fighting. they're all fighting. look, we're a unified party. the republican party has never been unified like it is today. >> you go to trump rallies and you see a lot of democrats who have come out for the president for the first time. that was the president last night in las vegas, a ahead of the nevada caucuses today. let's bring in todd piro, live

at cocoa's ins la in las vegas. todd, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, everybody back there in new york city. it's pretty sleepy here in vegas at around between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. out here, people getting ready for two big fights today, one, the actual fight, the boxing match and then the democratic caucus. they could be resting up after yesterday, a wild day here, a big trump rally. we were there. we talked to folks. here's what they had to say. take a listen. >> the president has full support in the state of nevada. >> look at this big old army to save america, make america great again. >> this is my first l rally and i absolutely love it. >> what do you think is going to happen at the democratic nevada caucuses. >> i think they're going to get all shook up. it's going to be a disaster just like iowa. >> does the president win

nevada in 2020. >> absolutely. he's doing a fantastic job. >> i don't think anybody can stack up to president trump. >> reporter: and we have actual people here live at this ridiculously early morning hour here in vegas. this is bob, he is actually from california, disabled air force vet. thank you, bob, for your service. you guys didn't get inside but you had a fun line experience. tell us about it. >> yeah. there were a lot of folks that were out there that a it was kind of interesting, they were from all over the place and so we kind of got to know a few people here and there and even as we were walking forward, people were coming this way and they would talk to us and they were all excited and they were hopeful to get in. but unfortunately we didn't make it in. >> reporter: that's what you're going to get in a location like vegas which is a tourist location, you'll get people from all over. you described the president's speech as interactive. why? >> yes. because he's got a way to talk to people and bring people in

and instead of just making the speech, he's out there pointing at people and actually thanking people and he becomes part of the crowd, you know. so in my line of work, when i see that, it shows leadership and no doubt -- you know, i love the man, you know. he's done a lot for us. >> reporter: your line of work is pretty cool. you work for nasa, so that's pretty awesome. that's good stuff. for today's democratic caucus, you say it's not going to go smoothly. why? >> take a look at what happened a few days ago, they were going back and forth, arguing. they should be working together, but they don't know how to work together, it was pretty obvious. >> reporter: thank you so much. we're going to go to your lovely wife, jerry. you say you expect issues with the democratic caucus. why? >> based on the debate a couple days ago, i don't anticipate things to go smoothly and it's very unfortunate.

just don't see teamwork happening. >> reporter: what was your experience in the line, obviously you didn't get a chance to get in. what was your experience? >> honestly, it was a very pleasant experience overall. we met people from all over the place. people had stories to share. and just general visiting, some people had been to other events, other people it was their first time. and there were people of all ages. there was excitement in general. >> >> reporter: that's what you hear from almost everybody there at the rallies. it was one of the loudest experienceses experiences i eve. couldn't hear myself think, much less what i was saying. it was a wild scene here in sin city. >> thank bob for his service. god bless him and don't let those pancakes get cold. they're cooling off. eat those pancakes. i love cocoas. >> jason's hungry.

>> he's telling them to eat the cakes. >>pancakes. >> they were her pancakes. they were getting cold. that was the shame. >> it's very early in las vegas works you're getting that time of the morning -- we'll check back in with todd later on in the program. still ahead, a jam-packed three hours on the shoasm we'vet stuart varney, nancy grace, rick harrison and congressman steve scalise. three more hours to go. don't get out of bed. stay with us. ♪ feeling all right. ♪ i'm not feeling that good myself. ♪

♪ take on me. ♪ take me on. ♪ take on me. >> i like las vegas. my wife and i were headed there, we're going to be there sunday, goat ge -- get a little warmth. >> for the caucuses? >> you go at the right time, after all the chaos. >> after all the caucus chaos. >> i've been there in the past. four years ago i went to the democratic caucuses. they are chaotic, the way they -- >> by the way, that was my song. >> that was your song, aha. >> for the top of every hour we play our choices and we play dj. >> before that music was playing -- jason ate donut holes

faster than i've ever seen it. >> i saw the pancakes from vegas and i thought donut holes. >> i wasp impressed. there's a -- i was impressed. there are a few mosser. >>a you few more.>> the next c, that's what i'll be doing. >> is there other news? all eyes are on nevada, 2020 democrats are making their final pitch to he voters ahead of today's caucuss in the state. >> nevada democrats are changing up the rules to avoid the caucus chaos that happened in iowa. >> griff jenkins is live on the las vegas switch, breaking it down. good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, pete. good morning, pete, jason, and lisa. the whole nation's watching to see if nevada has the same problem. the doors open at 10:00 a.m. more than 250 caucus locations. they have a new system, since

they scrapped the app that failed in iowa, they have a sis p testimony, a caucus l call -- sis p testimony -- system, a caucus calculator. they had early voting, nearly 75,000 vaters have already voted, almost as much as the total in 2016 which was 84,000. all the candidates are making closing arrestingments for why nevadans should vote for them. >> the only reason i keep going is because there's people like me out there who believe that we can do this. >> i am here one more time to look you in the eye and ask you to caucus for me tomorrow so we can turn the page and deliver a better life in america before it's too late. >> let us go forward together, let us det fee defeat trump, les transform this country. >> reporter: couple things to watch for today. one is, will senator elizabeth warren capitalize on that dominating debate performance and mount a comeback in her

results here. she's appealing to minority voters. secondly, how will biden do? he slipped hard, lackluster showings in iowa and new hampshire. yesterday he was campaigning with a few remarks that are getting come attention. he was talking about his fellow contenders. here's what he said. >> the good news is the field is narrowing. the better news is you're all taking really closer looks at the other guys now. they're not bad folks, they're just not democrats. >> reporter: biden also said in that same speech that the middle class has, quote, been getting clobbered for the last 15 years. it's worth noting that he was vice president for eight of those 15 years. jason, lisa, pete. >> that was great reporting. >> it's you amazing, when joen has an important point to make, he turns his back to the camera and talks to the three people in the background. >> when he's sitting his stride, he's like i'm going to make my best points and he's

like, hey, guys, he does it every time. >> i feel like that's all i'm going to see now. >> he's wandering about the stage and he gets to the best stuff and turns the other way. amy klobuchar says the only reason i keep going is because there are people like me. >> if you don't believe in yourself, no one else will. >> she's got one vote and that's about how well she's done. >> there's one person in the race that looks into the camera and that would be president trump. here's his take. >> but she's going to be easy. i hope it's her. it's not going to be her. she made a comeback the other night because she took mini mike to the cleaners but it's not going to be her. it can't be buttigieg. alfred e newman. ladies and gentlemen, introducing presidential fred e newman. he's got to worry about his own city, it's gone to hell. so he's got to worry. that city's got a lot of problems. bernie is too emotional, screaming, going crazy.

and biden is angry. biden is angry. everything's anger. geez. and that's what happens when you can't get the words out. >> yeah, i mean, listen, he's giving the analysis that, yeah, the other networks are never going to give. this is a -- we thought iowa was going to be a big day, new hampshire, this really is the big one. bernie is predicted to win. he's been out front. who comes in second and third and by how much? and can they raise money? if you don't have resources at this point, you cannot continue and there's a lot of cash-strapped campaigns on the democrats' side. >> you have this and then you have south carolina and you get into super tuesday and at this point you can not keep up. that's where bloomberg who spent 400 plus million dollars and you've got candidates that ar he a million, two million in the bank and they're going into california, texas a, huge states like that, where you can't buy a

flier to hand people, lawn signs only. >> wall street journal had an article the other day. only candidates who are spending money on super tuesday, bernie sanders, tom steyer and michael bloomberg. i think what people are missing, is if bernie sanders comes in first tonight, he heads into south carolina with serious wind on his back. he is in second. he looks great in california right now where he could get the lion's share of the delegates there if other candidates don't get above 15% state-wide, so bernie sanders may end up being the guy and head into the convention either with majority or plurality. >> at the debate, everyone trained their fire on michael bloomberg because he's the new guy in the race. sanders benc benefited it seemsa great deal from that. on 60 minutes, sanders trained his focus on michael bloomberg. here's what he had to say.

>> i think it's quite likely that trump will key hi chew himd spit him out. >> are you less worried about now michael bloomberg after having that debate. >> i am worried about an unprecedented amount of money being spent on a campaign. and we've never seen anything like this in american history. and i just think, though, that the american people will rebell against the type of als movemen. we are a democracy, one person, one vote, not a guy worth 60 billion buying an election. >> it's such a great foil for bernie sanders. he's been railing against billionaires his whole life and michael bloomberg falls in his lap and falls on his face on stage. could bernie have asked for anything else to energize his people as the rest of the candidates seem to fade. >> i think bernie sanders is going to be the toughest candidate that president trump would face if he ends up in the general election because he has that sort of populous message

that can connect with forgotten men and women that president trump resonated against, especially against an established candidate like hillary clinton who is so grossly out of touch with the everyday man and woman. you look at someone like michael bloomberg, he's basically the same as hillary clinton. do you think that guy can connect with anyone? >> i think the democrats are in a world of hurt. earlier we had a former 2016 sanders staffer, and she was warning to the democrats that l trump will give them all hell. >> i'm sure even mayor bloomberg wasn't impressed with his own performance. i would say before folks start celebrating too quickly, there's another debate on next week and he has an opportunity to get better. every candidate that was on the stage has performed poorly at one time or another. but the last debate was certainly something different. so i think bernie sanders made a point abou about trump chewing p

and spitting him out. president trump thinks he can have anybody on the stage on his plate. we have to be careful how we say who trump can go against in the dathedebate, because trump is gg to give everybody hell. >> bloomberg had the worst debate he could possibly have. i think one of the more memorable moments was when elizabeth warren challenged him about these nondisclosure agreements and now all of a sudden bloomberg has put out this statement that says i've done a lot of reflecting on this issue over the past few days and a i decided that as long as i'm running the company, we won't offer confidentiality agreements to resolve claims of sexual harassment or misconduct going forward. it is imperative that when problems occur workplaces not only address the specific incidents but the culture and practices that led to those incidents and the leaders must

act. the bottom line is, he agreed to release three women from these non-p disclosures. we don't know if there are 3,000 or there are six. we don't know. but the idea that he is going to release these three is an interesting dynamic. >> michael bloomberg's biggest problem is michael bloomberg. i mean, the guy's a terrible candidate. watch him on stage. go back and watch the footage from wednesday's debate g watch him talk for five minutes. the moment of the night in the debate was elizabeth warren came in with bloomberg, like a wrecking ball, and just tkoedo-d the guy. watch this. >> it's just not good enough. michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so that all women who have been muzzled by nondisclosure agreements can step up and tell their side of the story. if he wants to be the democratic nominee, and he wants to be the president of the united states, and he's going to have to be

fully transparent on this issue. we can't have a leader of our party who selectively decides -- >> that was her reaction to bloomberg saying that. he's damned if he does, damned if he doesn't. this is why he isn't president trump and won't be president bloomberg. he can't withstand the fury. president trump would have said these are agreements we signed when i was running a company, they are what they are, move on. he would never have apologized for it. bloomberg is going to have to answer the question of how many and keep asking why not the rest of them and clearly he would have chosen the three that are not going to be that bad for him and he thinks it's going to go away when he chooses three. he only made the situation worse for himself. warren is going to seize on this. while lisa reads headlines, can you choice me one of jason's donut holes. >> nice catch.

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>> they say they're going to have a lot of problems. i hear their computers are all messed up just like they were in iowa. they're not going to be able to couldn't their votes. they're going to tell you about health care, they're going to toll you about our military and the jet fighters and missiles and rock et cetera but they -- rockets but they can't count votes. >> president trump predicting vote count chaos in today's caucuses and very have da democrat -- nevada democrats think he might be right. will they be able to prevent a disaster like what happened in iowa. here to discuss former attorney general of he n nevada, adam la. when you look across the aisle at democrats in no have taxer they've got early -- nevada,

what's your prediction of whether they can get the vote counted? >> well, i think my first prediction is that like the last few days, that we are going to come out victorious from this week and from today. the president is doing very well here and as we know, there's been a little chaos between iowa and new hampshire and they've tried to shuffle the decks here to try to make sure they get the votvote counted and last night y said they're not sure we'll have the votes tonight. there's a lot on the line. if i had to predict, i think they're going to get it right but it could be interesting. >> speak to the critique of the president, they want government run health care, they want to control our economy through things like the green new deal but when it comes to something as simple as registering voters, bringing them up and counting them, can't seem to make that happen. isn't this a demonstration of

how the limits of how much you can control the outcome of things? >> well, look, i think it's a perfect example here on the west, one of the unifying things is we do not want government controlling our lives and so this is a perfect example, such a small s task, they can't do well. your viewers know, bernie sanders is likely to win our state today. and can you imagine how off-pitch he is, where not only the national economy but here in nevada our economy is absolutely booming. we've been one of the roaring states minus of course the great recession for a couple decades now and so this guy says he wants to overthrow our entire system. i think he's not going to fly here. which is why i think that the president is going to be able to win nevada ultimately. we know it's an incredibly close race here in nevada in 2016 and fortunately a lot of things have changed that i think are going to allow us to win our great state. >> yes. socialism is a tough message to

an audience that's skeptical of big government. i have to get your answer to this last question. you're a navy vet, iraq war veteran, thank you for your service. you've seen as many have a deal reached with the taliban, there's now a seven day, what they're hoping will be a pause in violence to demonstrate good faith. are you optimistic we get a good outcome in afghanistan? >> well, look, these are tough battles. we've been in them a long time, both in iraq and afghanistan, and i think people are-- have been war weary for a long time. i applaud the administration for making the effort. of course we have to be skeptical. this is a tough area of the l world, an area where we've had a lot of terrorism that is able to incubate and be spread around the world but i'm encouraged. i'm certainly happy that they're trying and i think nevadans and americans have to be rejoyinging that we're going to make -- rejoicing that we're going to make the effort. i don't know they're going to do what the obama administration did and just pull out, so they

can make sure they have a political statement. they're going to do this the right way and they're going to try to make sure the conditions are in place -- >> got to be conditions, abs a lieutenantly. we've got -- absolutely. more "fox & friends" coming up. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪

an on the eighth day, god looked down on his planned paradise and said i need a caretar. so god made a farmer. >> that was paul harvey, celebrating american agriculture in his famous 1978 speech. nowadays, many farmers aren't feeling the same respect from today's politicians, outrage after this remark from mike

bloomberg surfaced. >> the agrarian society lasted 3,000 years, i could teach everybody, even people in this room, to be a farmer, it's a process, you dig a hole, put a seed in, add water, up comes the corn. >> our next guest is an aspiring farmer who fired back, saying this. i challenge you to go work with a farmer one day, get a little mud on your boots, sweat on your brow and tell me again how simple it is to feed the world. joining us now is university of georgia student, laura beth blan. >blan. why did you feel compelled to write this open letter? >> after seeing mr. bloomberg's remarks about our agriculturalists today, i was very surprised that someone would make a statement like this and i felt like i needed to take a stand and make sure that someone was informing the public

that that is not the reality of american farmers today and i felt very obligated that i needed to make sure your voices were being heard oftentimes i feel like we are very overin the light of the media. i wanted to make sure someone was able to advocate for our familiarers. >>farmers. >> you said you think farmers are overlooked. why do you think that is? >> the reality is, less than 2% of americans today are involved in production agriculture. with our numbers being such a small percentage, i feel like it's no surprise that oftentimes we're not exactly considered when it comes to politics and that sort of thing. but i'm not a politician by any means. i'm really just an aspiring farmer and agriculture is what i'm passionate about. i wanted to make sure that we were able to have conversations like this and kind of bring our voices t the table. >> you have a platform right now to inform people like mike bloomberg. what should he know about

farming? >> i think there's a lot to know. i think there is a whole lot that goes into it. but i think the biggest thing that i would tell not only him but also consumers in general is that it is so important today to know where your food comes from and how it got from the farm to the table and so the best way to do a that is to do your research. i think it's so critical that as americans we are looking at credible source as well, things that are not biased but you can look at things from usda and sources such as that in order to find accurate information about where your food comes from and everything it takes to produce the meat that you're eating in the morning in your chicken biscuit or the clothes your wearing on your back. >> laura beth, thank you so much for joining us this morning really appreciate your feedback and thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> the bloomberg campaign said he was not talking about today's farmers when he made that

remark. coming up, president trump firing up the crowd on the eve of the nevada caucuses, so what do voters in the silver state think of the 2020 race? todtodd piro is talking to folkt cocoa's bakery restaurant in las vegas. todd. >> reporter: good morning to you, lisa. it was a wild day yesterday, very loud, very energetic rally. we talked to some folks waiting in line, waiting to get inside, people that were already inside, some great opinions. we're going to bring it to you on the other side of this break when "fox & friends" on a saturday morning returns. ♪ viva has a las vegas. (whimper) really? you know, in italy, they let you park anywhere. have a good day, sir. with geico, the savings keep on going.

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maga cow girl and wolm an on stage during his las vegas rally yesterday. >> i guess you can meet your future husband or right. >> unclear if they're actually together. >> they look pretty close in that shot right there. they got a lot in common. but seems pretty cool. >> we were looking at the commercial, the thousands of people that didn't even get in the hall, the ability of donald trump to draw a crowd is unbelievable. >> thousands and thousands outside. let's bring in tv's todd piro, live at cocoa's in vegas, a talking to the voters. todd, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, pete. i know you covered a lot of these rallies. let me tell you there is something unique about the energy at this rally. maybe it was the fact that vegas is a tourist destination and you have a lot of people that may have been in the area, heard the president was going to to have a rally and showed up. maybe it's just the fact that vegas is vegas. it could have been the fact that it was a daytime rally.

there was something unique about yesterday's rally. we spoke to the folks, in and out of the rally. take a listen. >> oh, it's incredible i'm so amazed. >> i think it's a bigger turnout. people will be blown away. >> reporter: what do you think of the crowd? >> unbelievable. i feel like i'm in disney world again. >> i think it's a beautiful sight, seeing the supporters. >> i'm glad to see the younger people, supporting the president. >> reporter: in 2020 do you think president trump wins nevada. >> we're going to flip this state, absolutely we'll win, hands-down we'll win. >> doesn't matter what party you're in, you can't beat trump. i think there's four more years. >> reporter: you got inside, you were really close, bill, tell us about your experience. >> great time. i got there 1:30 in the morning. 200 people there in front of me and i had to do that to get right in front.

but everybody was nice. everybody was having fun. the presidents was great. he kept thanking everybody. i'd like to thank the president for doing what he's doing because he's going through a lot of problems with the media and the democrats, but he's doing a great job. >> reporter: there was one common theme in interviewing people throughout the course of the day yesterday and it was this. president trump actually lost nevada in 2016 and there was definitely a sense of remorse from a number of the people that were there that there enough voter turnout for the president in 2016. you think it's going to change. why. >> >> i think he's got a proven record now of what he's done, all the accomplishments he's done and people can look back and say wow, i'm doing a lot better, i'm doing financially better, i'm doing a whole lot better, our family's doing better and i think people are going to see that and use that and go vote for him. i know i will.

>> all right, bill, thank you for your time. before we go away, i understand that jason is big into donut holes today on the frocks and "& friends" couch. >> today? every day. >> reporter: we're going to raise you cinnamon rolls and nikki gave us forks but bill and a i are men. >> you don't eat it with a fork. >> reporter: this is for you. >> i don't think i've ever met a cinnamon roll that i've turned down. >> these are good. >> that looks good. you're killing me between pancakes, cocoa, and these cinnamon rolls, those are no small cinnamon roll. >> now we're getting 00 i did. >> todd, -- getting hungry. >> we know how to eat right out west. absolutely. doing it right, todd. i think cinnamon roll is the only way we can keep todd piro quiet, when he eats. and we love him. >> i would like a cinnamon roll. >> we are jealous.

>> if he was dedicated he would bring them back in a box and deliver them tomorrow. >> we'll check in later. >> he's listening. >> we've got a few more headlines this morning. overnight, roger stone's attorneys called for the federal judge in his case to recuse himself as they push for a new trial. they say the judge stated her opinion when she said the jury acted with, quote, integrity at stone's sentencing on thursday. stone's lawyers claims one of the jurors was biased against him. he was sentenced to more than three years in prison for lying to congress. >> the houston astros say they're receiving death threats over the sign stealing scandal. players say they have received messages on social media, threatening them on their families. the mlb is working on a plan to better protect the team and their families. the team is accused of using cameras to steal signs during their championship season. >> 40,000 bees attacked

firefighters and police at a hotel in california. they were responding to a call about a person getting stung. crews found the giant bee hive outside the four story hotel. a bee keeper working overtime with firefighters to safely remove the hive. two firefighters and a police officer were hospitalized after getting stung. >> turning the catwalk into a cake walk, italian fashion designer moshiko showcasing the fall collection, i did not pronounce that right, i'm sure, with a designed cake dresses, with models wearing the multitier ensemble with sky high hair. the theme was a nod to the famous quote, let them eat cake. >> you have one of those, don't you? >> one of those what? >> the outfit. >> i'm glad you got the fashion

story. you were asking for it earlier. >> it's in my contract. if there are fashion stories, i get to talk about them. >> we have a wardrobe budget, don't we. >> we have rick out on fox square. tell us what's going to happen in las vegas. because last map you showed us, looked like it might be a little -- the weather might be an issue. >> it's one of the sunniest places around but on caucus day they're getting rain. southern part of nevada getting in on that action today with rain and snow across the higher elevations. take a look at the map. here's your temps across the country. not horrible but certainly been chilly especially across pa parts of the south, -- across parts of the south, it's 42 in tampa, up towards 70 later on in the day. northeast, mid-atlantic, tons of sunshine. 53 in dc, down across the southeast we'll see tons of sunshine. you definitely need this after all the rain you've had.

the rain returns on monday and a this week i think the threat for flooding comes back because of the precipitation we've had the last month. northern plains, tons of sunshine as well. everywhere across the country looking good except across parts of the four corner states and nevada and obviously with the caucus today, that could impact some of the turnout there. we'll have to watch for some scattered showers, will be with us all day long across southern no cay da. there you go -- nevada. there you go, jason. >> it doesn't rain very often out west. >> not often. >> when it does rain, it is a big event. >> what i heard, rick, is god is crying because the democrats are about to nominate a socialist in nevada. >> the tears is the rain. >> my mind is on the 75 in miami. >> my mind is on the cinnamon rolls. >> still ahead, bernie firing back after a banking industry giant and life-long democrat says he may have an easier time voting for the president than

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no deaths are linked to the product. the fda gave a green light to a new cholesterol drug, it can lower cholesterol by 20%. it's mainly for people who don't get the help they need from more common cholesterol drugs. it will be available next month. >> thanks, jason. former ceo of goldman sachs, lloyd blankstein is weighing in on the 2020 race and it seems he's not a fan of bernie sanders. >> not a fan. buts he's a life-long democrat who is suggesting he would rather vote for president trump if socialist bernie sanders is the nominee. the vermont senator firing back, tweeting, i welcome the hatred of the crooks who destroyed our economy. here to react, the host of varney and company, stuart varney. what's your take on this? >> talk about destroying the economy. let me tell you about bernie sanders destroying the economy.

he is a socialist, has no growth plan, no prosperity plan whatsoever. he's got a recession or a depression plan. he's all into tearing everything down, tear down the rich, tear down american corporations, tax people to the tune of trillions of dollars, take it of out of the private sector and put spitt into the public sector. it would set off a recession, guaranteed. it's entirely negative view of the future. totally negative. they are humorless, always tearing something down, they don't like this, don't like that, they're uncomfortable with this, economy doesn't work for everybody. oh, please. what kind of a message is that? >> corporations and ceos take a lot of hits as you laid out from people like bernie sanders but the better corporations and businesses do the better the workers do. why does it always get lost in the conversation? >> it shouldn't get lost in the conversation but it does. i think capitalism, that word, achieves notoriety. it's got a bad name attached to

it. people don't -- capitalism, don't like that. i think it should be the other way around. socialism is owe pro owe oppress individual rights and freedoms. bernie sanders, wholly negative, wildly humorless, have you ever seen the man smile? hardly ever. compare that to president trump. look where we're going. he's taking us towards a positive future, a prosperous future, a dynamic growth future. he can laugh, smile, entertain. that's the president. what a contrast with bernie sanders. >> the atmosphere at trump rallies is like a rock concert. tim allen agrees with you, he graves a defense of capitalism. >> bernie and elizabeth tell the folks that capitalists are cold hearted, money grabbing vultures. when you put it that way, you

make it sound like a bad thing. we're also human beings with a conscious. capitalism is a recipe for economic success and it doesn't taste right until you sprinkle in more morality. >> isn't that nice to hear someone -- you hardly ever hear it. it's a fine thing. somebody has to point out the real good things about capitalism and prosperity. >> one of the keys is the election that's happening in nevada today, the caucuses, what's your take? >> i think bernie is probably going to win, he may well win big. i think he'll go on to win big and a lots of delegates on super tuesday and i think that has split the democrats completely. the moderate side, if you want to call them that and that's pretty much the far left anyway, but the moderate side is horrified at the idea of a bernie nomination. because they don't believe that he can win. >> you've got -- elizabeth warren's been trying to differ

differentiate herself, but their policies look a lot alike. so is she being honest? >> they are very much alike. i think she may be angling for the vice presidency. >> interesting. >> off the top of my head. >> why do you say that? >> because she is a aligned with bernie. the two policies are pretty much alike. bernie is out front. elizabeth warren is now trailing. what's she going to do? drop out completely? throw her votes to bernie? maybe she'll do a deal, bernie, you get my vote, supporters and some of my money p but i want to -- just wild speculation. >> that's what we're about to enter into is wild speculation season when a lot of them start dropping out or they stay in to accumulate a few delegates. if they run out of money -- it's going to be interesting to watch. >> i'm on mr. trump's side. i'm delighted to see the democrats split and at each other's throats. it's a wonderful thing. i shouldn't say that. >> thankfully, we're on

national television. >> watch varney and company weekdays. >> between you and maria bartiromo, you get off to a great start. >> thank you very much. >> coming up, speaking of senator bernie sanders, socialist type, he's questioning the timing of a washington post report about his campaign and russian interference. >> how do you think it came out now? you had the briefing a month ago. >> i'll let you guess, one day before the nevada caucus, why do you think it came out? the washington post? good friends. >> good friends. now the democrats coming to his defense. we'll bring it to you. ♪ our family is from?

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for. but trust me on one thing, there never once was a day we didn't respect the man, never once was a day we didn't trust him and what he was trying to do he orchestrated the greatest sports moment of the 20th century. >> i'm honored that his legacy is alive today and he would be proud to be here with you all and my personal opinion, he would have been a trump fan. [ cheering and applause ] >> aawesome moment right there. we have the 1980 u.s. hockey team assistant coach, craig a patrick who will join us in the 9:00 hour. >> we may play ten times but the russians win nine. >> coming up, we've got nancy grace, rick harrison, alice marie johnson, all joining us live. stay with us. ♪

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jason: i think the viewers should do it. send us an email. i want to hear your picks. not so much pete's. pete: friends@foxnews.com. send us a good pick. if we like it, we will play it. if we don't, we will be overruled by the powerful people in our ears who push buttons and let us talk and shut us down when they don't like what we are saying. having fun on this saturday morning. we have two more hours to go. jason has eaten already an unbelievable amount of doughnut holes. we might do something more about it in the show. lisa: i'm not judging you, jason. jason: trey gowdy when he introduces me that jason boy he took on that jenny craig but by golly, he beat it. my good friend trey. i have got to he will you there is some news happening out there. all eyes are on nevada. 2020 dems are making their final pitch to voters ahead

of today's caucuses in the state. pete: nevada democrats are changing up the rules to try to avoid the caucus chaos that happened in iowa. lisa: griff jenkins is live in las vegas breaking it all down. griff, what do we need to know? griff: good morning, lisa, jason, and pete. well, you need to know that in about five hours the caucus doors open here. more than 250 locations. the democrat party officials are praying harder than the guy betting his savings on black that they won't have the repeat disaster that iowa was. they scrapped the app. that iowa used. they have a new caucus calculator and extra training for volunteers. only time will tell. we will find out. they had early voting some nearly 75,000 early votes, which is almost as much as they had total in 2016 which is 84,000. meanwhile candidates making their closing arguments of why nevada needs to vote for them. all eyes on elizabeth warren on whether she can capitalize on that dominating debate

performance. here is a little bit of what she said yesterday. >> well, i don't know about a woman. but i will tell you elizabeth warren can beat trump. [cheers and applause] >> i think we have the video from wednesday. [cheers and applause] >> democrats aren't the only ones in town. president trump here in vegas yesterday. his third rally in three days and he was gone after all the candidates. listen. >> mini mike so far spent almost $500 million in order to get embarrassed by pocahontas. and she is mean, isn't she? do you see the anger on her face? can't be buttigieg, can't be, i don't think. alfred e. newman. ladies and gentlemen, introducing president alfred e. newman. bernie is too emotional, is he screaming, going crazy. [laughter] and biden is angry. biden is angry. everything is anger. gee.

griff: little fun fact for you, if there is a tie breaker that needs to be broken, this is true story there sun open deck of cards. every precinct location it. would have to be shuffled by the precinct chair and then each side would draw a card. highest card wins, ace is high. we will see if that happens anywhere across the state today, jason, lisa, pete? jason: great insight as to how this happens. the fusion that happens there, the scrum that happenings first vote is who is going to that be precinct chair. that's how these caucuses work. to have to come down to picking cards in las vegas, that's. pete: that's the game of war. you played it with your 5-year-old many times. and easiest game to play. that's what it could come down. to say the reason they're worried scrapped the google technology they were going to use. now to using calling in results on a phone with a secret password except they

also have to account for early votes come in people aren't going to be there those will be on an ipad and apportioned out with the people that are there. lots of reasons for something to go wrong. no one wants a process to go wrong. when you see what happened in iowa. then these campaigns running on fumes. amy klobuchar, buttigieg, biden, they are running out of money. if there is muddled results and they are trying to convince donors to stay with them and super tuesday is looming where bernie has plenty of money and bloomberg has more money than god, that's a real problem for democrats. lisa: we have seen president trump take advantage of the fact that he is the incumbent and raising a ton of money. seeing him do a ton of rallies. he was in iowa in iowa before the iowa caucuses. new hampshire as well. nevada, really looking at general elections. not only primary states for democrats but also general election states soaking up the oxygen. haunting the democrats' periphery. here is what adam waxall former attorney general he

predicts nevada will win nevada in november. he was on "fox & friends" earlier. listen. >> here on the left, you know, one of the unifying things is we do not want government controlling our lyes. this is a perfect example of such a small task they can't do well. bernie sanders is likely to win our state today. he is not going to fly here. i think that's why the president is going to be able to win nevada ultimately. we know incredibly close race here in nevada in 2016. and fortunately, a lot of things have changed that i think are going to allow us to win our great state. pete: bernie certainly does look like he is ahead we will see where results are today. jason: then have you shenanigans happening. all of a sudden you have this story coming out of "the washington post." this is bernie sanders briefed by u.s. officials that russia is trying to his presidential campaign. this is what sanders said about the timing of this "the washington post" report.

i say to mr. putin if elected president, trust me, you are not going to interfering in american elections. they try to divide us up. that's what they did in 2016. that's the ugliest thing they are trying to do. trying to cause chaos and hatred in america. >> why do you think it came out now you had the briefing a month ago. >> i will let you guess one day before the iowa caucus. why do you think it came out? "the washington post"? good friends. lisa: playbook of the. funny comment good friend "the washington post." obviously being sarcastic. you don't like someone if you are a democrat and just accuse them of being a russian punt. they did this to president trump. the irony of it, they are the ones weaponizing russian meddling for their own political purpose which actually undermines american faith in institution and really quite dangerous, pete. pete: actually for the purposes of russia as well. bernie said it. when you accuse people of

this and you amplify it, you divide us up. you create chaos for us. when they accused president trump of it with no evidence of it not a single vote was changed and he is a russian agent. they are the ones doing russia's work. not donald trump. now bernie is the one that loves the soviet union so the relationship there is a lot more natural. but the accusation remains the same, timing on this? he was briefed about a month ago is what the reports are in private about the fact that maybe there are russian bots that are saying maybe they like bernie. comes out one day before the nevada caucus. jason: they have been doing these briefings fifth plus years. russia does it all the time. to come out the day before "the washington post" plays to russia's hand. congressman swalwell congressman from california one of the most irresponsible members of congress i have ever met. i have met a lot of them in my 8 and a half years there. listen to. this you can't hold it against bernie sanders that

this may be a preference of russia. but can you hold it and ask questions about donald trump if he, again, is working as an agent of russia by seeking not only but to tweet at bernie sanders and try to amplify his campaign to get him general election opponent. but, two, if he is indeed firing people on his staff who are telling others about russia's preferences. jason: that is one of the most irresponsible things a member of congress can possibly do. for him to continue to make those allegations is flat out wrong. it's disgusting. it breaks the country apart. and i don't understand how the democrats allow this clown to continue to make these types of comments on national television. lisa: what's frustrating is president obama didn't do anything about russian meddling until president trump won. and then he called the intel community to come together and to look into it. then he placed sanctions on russia. meanwhile the book "shattered" documents hillary clinton and her team came up with the idea to blame russia on her election

loss. then we had the narrative after president trump won that he was, you know, a puppet of putin and that's why he won. pete: swalwell says you can't hold it against bernie that he may be the preference of russia. i said this yesterday. i will say it again. the democrats and the media, when they obsess over russia's so-called interference and make it the biggest story in our country and try to delegitimize the president, they are the agents of russia. they are the ones doing russia's work for them because they are making it look like chaos. it's insane. instead, he goes around still saying donald trump is an agent of russia after everything he has tried to put our country through, eric swalwell and the democrats won't give it up. now they are going after bernie. jason: listen to tezlyn figaro, former 2016 sanders staffer who calls out the hypocrisy and she did so earlier on "fox & friends." >> i mean the hypocrisy of it all, you know, for every story that they run saying that russia is trying to

help trump. they should run the same story saying russia is trying to help bernie sanders. at some points we have to be fair about this. obviously we know that russia being involved is no secret. you know, it's well -- we're well aware of that but it is troubling to say oh, you know, it's the truth when it comes to trump but, yet, when it comes to bernie sanders it's a conspiracy. my opinion is, democrats' slip is showing. be clear either with it be true or is it a conspiracy or just another hypocrisy. >> really well said. your slip is showing. we see how are. i mean, that's a very fair comment from a democrat. playing balls and strikes and saying you can't have it both ways. lisa: political weapon. point it at any direction. pete: democrats wouldn't have standards if they didn't have double standards and that is clear. pete: turning now to your headlines. cdc preparing for a possible coronavirus pandemic here in the u.s.

working with hospitals, clinics and pharmacies to keep the deadly virus from spreading. 35 coronavirus cases in the u.s. dr. marc siegel joined us earlier. he said we recollected, thankfully, be close to a vehicle seen. >> they have other vaccines that are in the works that are faster, based on prior coronavirus like sars. those are already even farther along. we may see a vaccine in months here. pete: some u.s. cases coming from a cruise ship in japan. the views ship has been completely evacuated. asking more than 7,000 people to self-quarantine at home after returning to the states from china. a federal judge blocked an effort to transfer dozens of patients from travis air force base to an empty building in california. the judge says they need more details on how safe it will be. there are nearly 78,000 coronavirus in more than two dozen countries. more than 2300 people have died. and dangerous driving conditions this morning in north carolina.

black ice threatening roads through central parts of the state after a massive winter storm. authorities say up to four i of snow fell in north carolina. the largest amount in more than a year. black ice is no joke. and prince harry and meghan markle will no longer use royal in their brand. a spokesperson for the couple says u.k. government rules bar them from using the word. applications to trademark the sussex royal brand have since been withdrawn. the move comes after prince harry and meghan announced they are stepping back from their royal duties. the queen said eh, ain't taking that one. lisa: got to hurt. jason: the mother of two missing idaho children with reported ties to a doomsday cult makes first court appearance. there is still no sign of her kids. lisa: nancy grace has been following this case since it first broke which she says investigators will fo focus on next. stay with us.

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>> $5 million warrant issued for lori vallow's arrest. we are all hopeful that we are able to locate the missing children. jason: lori vallow the mother of two missing idaho children made her first court appearance in hawaii yesterday on felony child desertion charges. lisa: the children were last seen in september. and since then vallow moved to hawaii and married chad day belle. family members say they're involved in doomsday cult and she declared herself a god sent to prepare the world for the apocalypse. pete: next guest following this bizarre case closely. host of crime stories on fox nation nancy grace joins us

now. nancy, thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. pete: it's confusing case. help us out. where are we? >> this is a toughy. where should i start? number one, i started at the divorce allegations: according to her now dead husband, he says that not only did she claim she was a god that's with a little g but she lived other lives on other planets. and she is coming now to lead 144,000 people worldwide, i guess that counts us out to heaven, the new jerusalem after the great war. and if he stood in her way, she would kill him. that's in the divorce papers. let's just start with that and now he's dead. that's not a coincidence. what i'm worried about right now are these two children j.j. and tylee. j.j. last seen sometime around september and interesting tylee the 17-year-old little girl last seen at yellow stone park

with her mother. there is a photography. then she is never seen again. latest mommy is in hawaii fighting extradition. i don't get. extradition is very simple. it's are you lori vallow and do you have a legitimate arrest warrant? well, i have got the arrest warrant in my hand right here. so, it's legitimate and that's lori vallow. but she is going to contest it. which could take, you know, weeks. jason: so this charge, nancy, that's brought against her, the reason they are able to bring her into court. tell us about that. why are they able to hold her and what are they charging her with? >> there was a lot of frustration amongst a lot of court watchers and legal eagles why aren't you arresting lori vallow? i will tell you why, you can't extradite someone from another state really without a felony. they needed a felony case. and now, according to these charging documents, they have one. the first two counts, count 1 and 2 are felonies. felony desertion. punishable each of about 14

years and a fine each. that's 28 years behind bars. count 3 is lying to police. a charge of trying to obstruct justice when cops came to her and said where are your children? she lied. no doubt about it. fourth count is trying to get someone else, a misgives to lie. that she knew where the children was. that's. and last but not least contempt of court. bring the children to court show me they are alive. she wouldn't do it. lisa: nancy grace, thanks for joining us. "crime stories" on fox nation. everyone should check it out. pete: psyched to have nancy grace on fox nation. she know what is she is talking about. jason: next guest used to making deals on the hit shows pawn stars. >> what do you want for them? >> 4500. >> i'm not looking at quite that high.

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♪ pete: welcome back. we have quick headlines for you. we start with boxing. boxers tyson fury and dionte wilder set for a rematch in nevada after beyers bought ended in a draw. two traded insults. one of the decade's biggest with one promoter expecting more than 2 million pay per view buys. it would be the fifth match ever to break that barrier. and the bella twins are

wrestling their way into the wwe hall of fame. nikki and bree bella will be inducted in april. they are known for tricking their opponents by switching places during matches. the twins started wrestling in 2008. jason? >> our next guest knows a thing or two about making the best deal. >> what do you want for them? >> 4500. ♪ >> i'm not looking at quite that high. i will go 1100. that's the best i can do. >> okay. >> sweet. >> deal. >> rick is a good guy makes great deals. but with less than two weeks to super tuesday. we want to know which 2020 democrats pawn stars host rick harrison would buy. rick joins us now. rick, thank you for getting up bright and early with us there in nevada. tell us about bernie sanders buy or pawn?

>> i guess you would say a buy. not that i would ever want him to be president. but, you know, he has got the momentum and everything else like that. i think he is going to do very well. and i think he is probably going to get the majority of the delegates for the convention. i don't think he is going to have a majority though on the first vote. so in the end i think this is going to be brokered convention. jason: bloomberg is out there spending hundreds of millions of dollars. he is not on the ballot in nevada. how is he going to do nationally in the long term for the democrats? >> i think, you know, he has spent half a billion dollars at 18%. i think all he is going to end up doing in the end is getting delegates and, you know, it's going to end up causing a brokered convention. jason: i'm with you. i think we are moving towards a brokered convention. joe biden. buy or pawn? >> well, i think after they screw bernie at the convention, they are going

to give it to biden as the nominee. jason: what about buttigieg? he has been the shiny new toy. >> i guess that would be a buy. you know, literally, when you watch the debate the other night, you had to sit there and think am i watching "saturday night live" or watching a debate? you have all these different people promising all these crazy things but. jason: no one has made more promises than elizabeth warren buy or pawn her? >> definitely pawn. well, she -- i just think the american public is just getting tired of her. she promises everything and then when you ask her how she is going to pay for it she just deflects the question. the american people are a lot smarter than she gives them credit for. that's why she is slipping in the polls. and the way i see it. jason: klobuchar pawn or buy? >> oh, definitely pawn

because i mean, even after this far into the race she has so little name recognition and she -- she just way too far behind. she could never make it up. jason: now, hillary clinton said that tulsi gabbard was the russian agent. you buying or pawning her? >> definitely pawnin pawning he. definitely no russian agents involved. 20162.0. it's the democrats just trying to come up with other excuses why they are going to lose. jason: i know you were at president trump's rally yesterday. i want to thank you for the great shows you have put on through the years. i have watched, i don't know how many of them, and you do a great job there i had a chance to meet and spend time with you. fun to chat with you this morning. >> i'm filming season 16 right now. keep on watching. jason: wow. how many episodes have you done? >> 600. jason: that's a lot of television, rick. thank you so much. we do appreciate it.

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>> after three years of ridiculous witch hunts and partisan democrat crusades, by the way, i think they are starting another one. did you see that? they said today that putin wants to be sure that trump gets elected. here we go again. pete: here we go. president trump hitting back at claims that russia is trying to meddle in the 2020 race to get him reelected. the allegation comes amid separate reports that russia is interfering to help bernie sanders. our political panel is back now to discuss. republican strategist alexandria wilkes john thompson and robert. robert, i will start with you this morning in the second go around. thanks for being here. bernie is pointing at "the washington post" and saying oh, how interesting that news comes out today, right before the caucuses that russia wants me to win. >> well, the better question is bernie was briefed on this over a month ago. and then as the debate he

made mention of the fact that he thought there was online activity attributed to bernie bros may have come from russia. why didn't he say that he was informed that russians may be trying. pete: tell all the time you are not supposed to share what you get in briefings. >> that's a great excuse and dodge. coming out of what we just went through in 2016. coming that all intelligence agencies have said russian interfered in 2016 and will interfere in 2020. he had a duty and responsibility to disclose that information to the public prior to voting beginning. and that was before iowa. before new hampshire that he knew this was taking place. pete: john, do you think the whole russia thing, the revival of the russia thing yet again, where is this going? >> first of all, this is a standard tactic when the mainstream media and the left are freaking out about what might be happening. bernie sanders has a very good possibility of being the democratic nominee. the establishment can't stand it. so they're trying to do whatever they can to instill fear to take him down.

but one thing we have learned is that this impact of russia is overhyped. mike bloomberg spent over $400 million to get to 15% in the polls do. we think that a couple twitter russian bots are somehow duping all these people that like senator sanders? pete: alexandra, that's been my question. that you will talk about russia. isn't it the media and democrats amplifying it with running around with hair on fire doing the bidding of the kremlin by making it looking like they have outside influence? >> definitely. i think the democrats and the media for that matter, really only had the russia card to play. and they already played it. they played it out in a spectacular fashion through this protracted mueller report and investigation. the country already went through this. they made outrageous claims. i mean, claims that were just even colorful about the president's participation in this alleged scheme. that just didn't pass muster. it's just not going to do it this time around. people are going to say all

right. they tried russia once and didn't work. they tried impeachment, that failed. now they are trying russia again. it's the same old playbook and a way for democrats to avoid responsibility for what actually happened in 2016, which is, you know -- pete: if they haven't internalized that yet and on the eve of the nevada caucuses. >> i don't think they have. pete: it's not clear. their message is we don't like trump and can i beat him except for bernie he is for what russia is for. >> built around this russia collusion hoax. can you only cry wolf some times until voters see right through it. pete: speaking of voters, democrats, your folks get one more shot after iowa to get a caucus right. there are reports that some of the systems may not be working. they are going back to the simpler method. how confident are you that come the time we should learn the results we will get them tonight? >> not comfortable at all. we have to have election reform going forward. i think the caucus system we all knew it was outdated 20

years ago. now this has been brought to light. we have to go to one person, one vote. not all this secret second ballot who is the next choice. one person one vote across the board so going into 2024 that will be the standard. pete: do you think that will happen. >> i think we have to be at that standard. pete: john, let's say there is the confusion. it doesn't go well. what does that mean for democrats struggling to get objectiooxygen. >> whoever is fighting for second place finish. most experts think bernie sanders will win nevada. whoever comes in second. if it is an elizabeth warren who is riding a wave of momentum. she needs those reports immediately. i agree. i don't think democrats have learned how to count yet. the bigger problem is, this is a party that wants to expand government control and take over healthcare and complicated things. pete: absolutely. last word real quick. >> the problem is democrats needed to establish themselves as the party of confidence and of structure. and whether you have a disaster in iowa and you have impeachment going on in d.c. they look like chaos.

pete: you guys do not look like chaos though. thank you for joining us, robert, john, alexandra, all morning long. appreciate it. lights are off now they are back on. over to jason for headlines. jason: turning now to headlines. sad news, hundreds of mourners saying final goodbyes to 6-year-old faye swetlik at a public memorial in south carolina. a pastor reading a eulogy written by fe's mother. faye's . >> one of the best things about faye pat state of ohio bring everyone together. everyone here today is a testimony to that. jason: faye's body was found in a wooded area after she went missing earlier this month. police believe she was kidnapped and killed by her neighbor. a former dea agent is accused of working with colombian drug cartels. jose arazea and his wife arrested at their home in puerto rico. federal authorities say

azare i think i'm pronouncing his name properly lavish lifestyle laundering unless of dollars of drug money for the cartel he was supposed to be investigating. his arrest is now raising concerns that he may have compromised undercover operations and cases at the d.e.a. authorities have captured a bear on the loose for two days. the giant black bear dangerously close to people at an elementary school in california. the bear did not harm anybody. way too close to be taking pictures of him. authorities believe it was looking for food. the animal was tranquilized and has been taken back to its natural habitat. and those are your headlines. lisa: i was berry interested in that story. jason: i love bears and photographing but not that close with your iphone. pete: bears are looking for food. the problem is when they decide you might be that food. i don't know that i would get that close and take a picture. looked young and a nice one.

rick, because do you weather, you understand. rick: animals? pete: you shed know animals too, right? rick: ecosystem. that's the word i was looking for. rick: believe thleave the bears. i have never seen a bear in real life other than just in a zoo or here on the show. talk a little bit of weather. chilly but not that bad really anywhere. take a look at the maps. show you what's going on. overall, out across parts of the west, that's where all our action is. and obviously today the big day with the nevada caucus. there you go. we have got rain and higher elevation snow. southern half of nevada, southern california four corners, southern half of nevada that's where we have got this precipitation. temperatures cool. 56 for a high today in vegas. 44 up towards tonopah. northern part of the state warmer and more sunshine. temps as you are weighing up this morning not that bad for february. cooler in the south. 44 in tampa. tons of sunshine across the

west. rain comes back -- excuse me, i said the west i meant the east. comes back west. maybe an inch or two and the rain dries out again across the southeast. skipping over my words. there you go. jason: thanks, rick. lisa: coming up, president trump commutes more sentences giving people a second chance. our next guest advocated some of those cases after he commutes her own sentence. alice johnson joins us live. you are not going to want to miss it. ready to juvéderm® it? correct age-related volume loss in cheeks with juvéderm® voluma™ xc. add fullness to lips with juvéderm® ultra xc. and smooth moderate to severe lines around the nose and mouth with juvéderm® xc. tell your doctor if you have a history of scarring or are taking medicines that decrease the body's immune response, or that can prolong bleeding.

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another hour in a joint you might say operation. the suspects are still on the run. 4:20 the reference to april 20th. the day is considered a holiday amongst pot smokers. next, 708 pounds. that's how much this tuna fish weighs. the fisherman says it took him nearly 300 hours to reel in the behemoth off north carolina's coast. impressive. finally, $400, that's how much mattel's newest hot wheels version of the cyber truck costs. the radio controlled toy is sold out. get on waiting list. smaller version of the vehicle is still available for preorder for $20. however, it won't be shipped until some time in december. a bit of a lead time there on the supply chain. good luck. lisa, over to you. lisa: thank you, pete. president trump issuing seven pardons and commuting four sentences this week. senator bernie sanders wasn't impressed tweeting

trump granted clemen cleams cleo tax sheets, wall street corroboration billionaires and corrupt government officials meanwhile thousands of poor and working-class kids sit in jail for nonviolent drug convictions. this is what a grown racist criminal justice system looks like. our next guest served 21 years in prison for a first time nonviolent drug crime. since her release, she has been advocating for criminal justice reform and she is the author of after life, my journey from incarceration to freedom and she joins us live now. hi, alison. >> good morning, lisa. how are you today? lisa: i'm doing well. alice, i want to goat your opinion and what's your response to that statement from bernie sanders? he took a shot at president trump and what's your response? >> well, my response to that is that the three women who i advocated for, none of them are politically connected. none of them are rolling in

dough. in fact, one of them, ricky munoz had to try to get gas money to even pick his wife up. so, you know, sometimes we need to check our facts before we just make statements. lisa: alice, i know you are friends with those three women you just mentioned. tell us a little bit about their stories and why you personally advocated for their sentence to be commuted? >> well, each one of these ladies i was incarcerated with. christa munoz i was at cozwell with her. she came in as a very broken woman. she left behind a 5-month-old baby. and when she was arrested, and she was pregnant. and she was one of the women who was shackled during childbirth. i came to look at crystal as a daughter. we prayed together. we went to church together. she is a beautiful, beautiful person. and her crime was she drew a map for a friend of the reservation.

and that and different points. and that friend, she was very poor. and she did gain a very small financial gain. and they used that map. but they didn't give her any of the money that they were making selling drugs. they simply -- she drew a map. and for that she was sentenced to 20 years. and she was shackled also while she was giving birth to her baby. judith mcgrown, i met her in aliceville. and she is a very gifted artist. but she also did so much for the prison. she taught parenting classes. she taught art. we -- she helped me because i'm a playwright. so she did a lot of the artwork for the plays that i did. we also danced in a praise dance ministry together which i was the director at in prison in aliceville. and tynese hall, beautiful woman. both of us experienced the heart break of being denied over and over during the

whole clemency project before president trump came into office. and we lived in the same unit. we were very good friends there. so all of these women' cases i took them very personal. and there are so many other women, too that i have taken their cases personal. lisa: why do you think we don't hears a much about them, alice? >> i think they are being pushed aside, the of the others that were granted pardons and clemency. these are all mothers. these are family members. they are daughters. they all have families who have been praying for their release. and i think that just want to hear the good. they only want to keep the narrative spin that this is not a good thing when these families have been reunited. and i feel that these were -- this was the right thing to do. they were all -- they are all incredible. and they all have very

compelling stories. lisa: alice johnson. >> hoping their stories will get out. lisa: you have a compelling story and we are thankful for you and thankful that you joined us this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you, lisa, for having me. lisa: have a great day. >> you too. lisa: still ahead, todd piro is live in las vegas and having breakfast with friends and talking with voters about the president's rally in the 2020 race. we will check in with him next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ hey, y'all ♪ keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424.

>> she is going to be easy. i hope it's her. it's not going to be her. she made a little comeback the other night because she took mini night to the cleaners. can't be buttigieg, i don't think. can't be, i don't think. bernie sanders is emotional

screaming and going crazy. and biden is angry. biden is angry. everything is anger. jason: talking about the president in las vegas. we have got some people there that have been on the scene. and one of my favorite restaurants. you know, if you are out west, cocoa's is the thing. i'm telling you i love this restaurant. lisa: it's a strong endorsement. jason: it is a strong endorsement. and we have our own todd piro there in las vegas talking to voters and eating some great pancakes. you have to eat them. you can't let them sit there and be props. have you got to eat them. todd: jason, i don't know you were such a cocoa fan, chaffetz. we talk in the hallway all the time. i would have gotten you gift certificates. jason: long time. todd: it's been raining outside here and this is crazy for vegas. we're not going to let that dampen our spirits. we're going to kick it off with greg. greg, you were at yesterday's rally. and you were also at a previous rally. how did it compare to the previous rally? >> oh, it was even bigger.

i mean, just the energy that was out there was just amazing. especially after sitting there for several hours waiting in line to get in. it was just amazing. todd: you say trump flips nevada in 2020. why? >> oh, definitely, the economy. look around, everything is being built everywhere. you know, i'm an engineer. i work in several different cities. i just see the growth just happening everywhere. it's just amazing. a great time. and he is a great cheerleader for the u.s. todd: go to your lovely wife elise. is a have you an interesting story for a democratic friend what she told you. >> my democratic friends believes that everything trump has done is great for the economy. loves everything he has done, just doesn't like when he talks. and so for some reason she feels like she can't vote for most of the democrats but she doesn't want to vote for him either because she is afraid of what he says. todd: going to be interesting to see how that plays out come election day. i feel like there are a number of people in that vote. let's go to anthony. disabled veteran in the

army. thank you, sir, for your service you now do ride share. and you drive around about 15 to 20 people a day. you also do a little voter analysis. voter research while you are there what are you finding from the people you speak to? >> that's true, todd. when the people decide it's safe to open up, boy i start hearing it. and everybody is so happy with trump. it's unbelievable. i'm so impressed by king solomon like decisions. i have seen it time and time again how he handled the drone with iran and how, you know, he laid back a little bit. smart, smart, smart stuff. i learn every day from his example. todd: we thank you again and toss it on back to new york. we are going to get chaffetz a bunch of food. and just send it back because he loves cocoa. jason: if they are not going to eat them. borks them up and bring them back. i will definitely take those things down. i appreciate it. big final hour still ahead.

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song? you're the guy that listens to britney spears. pete: i own up to that. >> jason: how can you not know the cars? pete: i know the cars. >> jason: it's one of their best songs. pete: i'll check it out on the break. >> lisa: i'll look into it. pete: how old am i? my range is not as wide as it should be on music. >> jason: back street boys, back to britney spears. pete: it's all good. i'll look up more of the cars later on. we have a few news items this morning because we're a few hours away from the nevada caucus beginning. >> lisa: 2020 democrats chris crossing the state making a final pitch to voters. >> griff jenkins joins us live with more on the last minute message. griff what's the latest? griff: george, jason, lisa, and pete. you're rightist actually just under four hours now that the caucus doors open and more than 250 locations across the

state. officials scrambling to not repeat the disaster that iowa was, they've already scrapped the app. they gave in favor for that for this google application which they partially scrapped. they will still use it for raw totals but when it comes to getting each precincts results to headquarters they go with the good old telephone and we'll see how that goes meanwhile candidates making their final push in closing arguments, to have their best fit to take on donald trump. listen. >> when we stand up together, they aren't going to stop us. >> well i don't know about a woman but i'll tell you elizabeth warren can beat donald trump. >> the good news is the field is narrowing. the better news is we're all taking really closer looks at the other guys now. >> they aren't bad folks just not democrats. >> now mike bloomberg is not on the ballot here, but elizabeth warren was not done bashing him. he agreed to release the nda's of three woman but for her it wasn't enough.

listen. >> it's just not good enough. michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release. we need a leader of the party that is fully transparent. griff: now they did get early voting here for the first time in history nearly 75,000 voters already voted in nevada almost equal to the last cycle in 2016 a total of 84,000. we'll see what today brings, of course the concerns over the complications and problems with the tabulations as well as its been raining on and off. we'll see if the rain has an impact as well. jason? lisa, pete? >> thanks, griff. pete: thank you very much. >> lisa: now when you guys mentioned for those at home just tuning in earlier in the show i didn't realize but apparently these two did. joe biden i guess any time he starts making a good point he turns around so this back is like to the audience. i never noticed before. >> jason: there's a crowd of three and he always turns his back whenever he makes a salient point his back is to the camera.

pete: that's because the biggest part of his crowd is behind him. and there's no one else there so you got to turn to them to make a really strong point, and that whole montage griff played looks like a saturday night live, you've got joe warner, and then elizabeth warren faking enthusiasm, and look at her, i mean -- >> lisa: now i'm only going to see that. could you do that again? >> jason: but the crowd that donald trump i don't care where in this country you go there are going to be literally tens of thousands of people showing up and listen a little bit about what trump said yesterday. president trump: america is respected again. we're winning. we're winning all over. we're winning in washington. the democrats keep losing their minds. that is why millions of registered democrat voters are leaving their party to join our movement. it's not even a party it's a

movement. look at the energy in this room. they're all fights. they're all fighting. look, we're a unified party. the republican party has never been unified like it is today. pete: it is underreported and cannot be overstated the political phenomenon that we're living in with the level of enthusiasm and support for president three and a half years into his presidency where he puts out a tweet to go to las vegas, the night or the afternoon before the caucus es, he gets an overwhelming crowd and that is the footage from outside, jason, you referenced it earlier in the program, more than democrats could must erin side, any of their events if you add them altogether. >> jason: look at the crowd. pete: that is the outside who couldn't get in to the president 's rally. >> lisa: it's overflow, and if you're an incumbent there's always an advantage if you're an incumbent running that goes for a president as well. you have an advantage and what president trump is able to do

right now -- pete: this is beyond his advantage. the incumbents like this have not seen crowds like this. lisa: and these other candidates duking it out with each other just trying to be calm the eventual nominee and he's been holding these rallies in both the primary states for democrats but also general election states. he was there before the iowa caucus which obama won twice and trump brought into the republican column in 2016, new hampshire which hillary clinton only won by .4% and then also nevada is also going to be a state that is in play for this president so he's already at these general election states trying to make his pitch to those voters. >> jason: if you go out west and look at the electoral college, nevada, arizona, colorado are going to be pivotal and you have people to donald trump's point, you have people that were democrats or may be independents that are really coming his way.

listen to the former goldman sachs ceo on bernie sanders and how it scares him. pete: he says i think that i might find it, he's a democrat by the way, mind you. i think i might find it harder to vote for bernie than for trump. the democrats be working very hard to find someone who is as divisive as trump but with bernie, they would have succeed ed so it's not just hard working blue collar democrats who feel like the democrat party left them so they are in for trump. it's wall street types who have seen what the market has done, how business has exploded and how its been unleashed and they say i may not be in president trump's camp but i can't be in bernie's camp. >> jason: bernie sanders put out a tweet and he said i welcome the hatred of the crooks who destroyed our economy. well, stuart "varney" made the case for capitalism earlier on fox & friends. stuart: i think capitalism, that word, has a bad name attached to

it. capitalism? don't like that. i think it should be the other way around. socialism is oppressive. socialism denies you your individual rights and freedom. socialism is the negative fear. compare and contrast. bernie sanders, negative compar ed to president trump. look where we are going. he's taking this towards a positive future, a prosperous future, a dynamic growth future. >> lisa: i don't think people should underestimate the power of saying you'll give things away for free. even though we know it's a scam, don't underestimate that and the argument is the one that president trump made in his venezuela speech in miami. do you guys remember that and what he said is look, socialism doesn't empower you at home. what it does is it empowers the class and actually it takes away power from the individual and it gives it to the elite and to the class, i think that's the argument that you have to make but that's not going to be any easier as republicans think

it is, so people should think. pete: it's a great point. bernie sanders is doing it at a higher level than we've ever seen so of course he's going to point at wall street and the ceo of goldman sachs. listen they got their own problems it's not all rainbows and unicorns as far as what they've done in our country to effect our markets and the lives of the people who have been effected by the way they operate but at the same time as a member of the rules class who does benefit from that stratification saying ultimately, our capital system is more important than putting it in the hands of the socialists i think that's telling. jason: it's still amazing that the leader of the democratic party at this point, the person projected to do quite well nationally is not even a registered democrat. he's a democrat socialist who opt put his name next to the democratic party. >> lisa: that's such an interesting point he could end up being the democratic front runner and also what's interesting is if he does become the nominee you'll see a lot of

people that criticize republican s go coalescing around donald trump. they are going to get behind bernie sanders. you'll have all these establishment democrats if bernie sanders is the nominee rallying behind him and also the media singing from the same tune pushing some of these notions that capitalism is bad, billionaires are to blame and pushing that class rhetoric that you were mentioning. pete: we'll have to swallow and say we're all socialists now deal with it. we're not socialists here but we've got headlines to read for you. newly-released court documents show doomsday cult mother repeatedly lied to police and asked others to lie about her children's whereabouts. vallo facing a judge for the first time in hawaii and arrested on a warrant accusing her of abandoning her children. the seven year and and 17- year-old vanished in september. nancy grace host of crime stories on fox nation joined us earlier. she explains how she landed herself in court.

>> it's trying to get someone else that she knew where the children were. the court ordered her to bring the children to court. show me their lives she wouldn't do it. >> she's being held on a $5 million bail. pete: and a temporary truce between the u.s. and the taliban now in effect setting the stage for a possible peace deal, u.s. officials say they will sign a peace pack next week if the taliban reduces violence in afghanistan over the period of a week. the peace deal could end the 18 year war in afghanistan at least on paper. it could also lead to american troops being pulled out of the region over the next 18 months. i'll watch this very very closely. and greyhound will no longer allow immigration checks on their buses. the company says border patrol agents must have a warrant to perform checks on the bus. as greyhound previously stated it did not like the immigration

checks but had no other choice under federal law. the company says it will train employees on the new policy. sanctuary buses now. and it's official, the cast of friends is getting back together . the original cast is reuniting for a special onhbo max. they are reporting the six tv stars will be paid at least 2.5 million large each to appear in the special, the reunion will be available when the hbo streaming service debut s in may and 2.5 million is dollars. >> lisa: i will be watching that. >> jason: i like friends. >> lisa: up next trump 2020 national press secretary kayleigh mcenany joins us live from las vegas. >> jason: plus it was one of the greatest moments ever in american sports.

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>> the russians are coming again. >> russia is interfering again. >> i think the russians will be back in 2020 and i say what do you mean be back they never left >> russia. >> russia. >> lisa: the media and democrats in a frenzy over reports that russia is meddling to get trump re-elected, but a separate report says russia's also helping bernie sanders. and the democratic socialist is pushing back.

>> i'll let you guess about one thing before the nevada caucus. why do you think it came up? the washington post? good friends. >> lisa: here to react is national press secretary president trump's 2020 re-election campaign kayleigh mcenany who joins us live from las vegas. hey, kayleigh. reporter: hey, lisa. >> lisa: kayleigh why is this surfacing now? why are these reports surfacing now? >> well, apparently because the democrat party elites want it to surface now. isn't it convenient that whoever they want to take down, they surface this narrative about and you even havecnn pushing back about the reporting about president trump and the briefing and now bernie sanders pushing back against the washington post it's really incredible that they think after a three year investigation, $40 million spend and exoneration of president trump, that their winning compelling message to take down president trump is russia collusion. it just shows this is a pathetic

party that has nothing to offer the american people except russia. >> lisa: are they trying to de legitimize the president? >> absolutely. that's been their goal since day one, since before he was elected there had already been a democrat party official talking about impeachment, the day he was inaugurated, there was a washington post headline that the quest for impeachment has begun. delegitimizing the president and taking away the vote of the american people importantly has been the goal of the left and the american people have seen through which is why we have, lisa, yesterday at the rally the most magnetic energetic rally i have ever seen , 27% black and latino attendees, we had 30% thereabout s democrat attending, incredible numbers it was something to behold. >> lisa: kayleigh, newt gingrich had a prediction about bernie sanders. i want you to listen to this and i'll get your thoughts on it. >> sanders has a very distant possibility of winning but he has a much greater likelihood of taking the entire democratic

ticket down ending pelosi's speakership. he's the greatest gift to kevin mccarthy, the republican leader in the house, he could possibly hope for , because sanders really is the true democratic party. he represents all the big government ideas. all the radicalism, all of the weird foreign policy that is at the heart of the democratic party. reporter: that was said about then candidate trump. your reaction? >> yeah, wise words from newt gingrich right there. i believe the entirety of the democrats field is socialist , but bernie is just honest about it. this guy is nuts and he says the american dreams in venezuela , this guy praises fidel castro and this guy honeymooned in the soviet union and this is the democrats are prospering forward against the hottest economy in modern history president trump has together. best of luck on november 3. >> lisa: thanks so much for joining us on saturday. >> thank you, lisa.

>> lisa: have a great day. still ahead we're celebrating 40 years since the miracle on ice as the americans defeated the soviets on the world stage. the former assistant coach of the team joins us live, next to recount the incredible moment. you believe in miracles? >> [applause] >> yes! >> unbelievable. let's get down to business.

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>> a little bit too much now, and jim craig is making too many good saves. >> five seconds left in the game. >> do you believe in miracles? yes! >> unbelievable. pete: can you believe it its been 40 year since our country witnessed that miracle on ice, when the u.s. men's hockey team

defeated the soviet union in the winter olympics. >> jason: at this las vegas rally president trump took time to celebrate those olympic heros president trump: we have some very special people and we celebrate one of the greatest moments in the history of sports some people say it was the single greatest moment in the history of sports. it was called the miracle on ice >> the assistant coach of the 1980 u.s. men's hockey team, craig patrick joins us now in las vegas, i believe you were at the rally, but tell us more importantly, tell us about that moment. where were you and what was it like when we actually beat the united states beat the soviet union on the ice? >> well i was on the bench in lake placid, so i had a front row seat through out it. pete: coach communication was a lot different 40 years ago. did you have a sense then of how

special, how important that victory be for the united states >> we had no idea. we were in the olympic village like everybody else, but we were in trailers to the side of the olympic village and we had no tv's no newspapers, no idea what was happening around the country at that time. >> now the head coach here, he gave an amazing speech. let's watch this. >> this is your time. >> their time is done. it's over. i'm sick and tired overhearing about what a great hockey team the soviets have. screw em. this is your time. now go out there and take it. pete: that of course the movie

depiction but coach, tell us what it was like in the locker room, because this was an absolute incredible victory for the united states. >> yes it was. we were honestly just trying to win a tournament. herb was a great motivator. that speech i don't know if it's verbatim from what he said, but he gets the guys fired up every game throughout the olympics. the russian game obviously was the most important one for us until we got to sunday when we won the gold medal, but he had us fired up every single step of the way. pete: coach i'm told you got the medal in your hand, which is pretty darn cool. there it is right there. amazing. i think a lot of people take pride even as a country in what that team accomplished. what was the special ingredient? what made that team different, capable of beating a team like the soviets who everyone said couldn't be beat? >> well, my opinion is that

herb's plan he had it in place a year and a half beforehand. he met with me in may of 1979 and told me the plan and it followed through all the way right to the end of the olympics and the way he trained them and pushed them, they were the best conditioned athletes on the planet that year and they deserve that gold medal. >> jason: coach they still weren't supposed to win. they were not supposed to win this. what was the difference of that team and those players back in 1980? >> well, i have to say nobody gave us credit for the talent that we had and the effort they put in for seven months training for that particular event was the difference in the end, because we were behind every single game in the olympics came back to win because of our conditioning, and that was credit to the players themselves that put out that effort through that stretch of time and also

the plan that herb had. pete: like a trained fighter you could take the shots early on but go late into the rounds when nobody else could. would you have ever seen forward 40 years that a president of the united states be pulling you on stage and the roar be just not quite as loud as that arena but people still appreciate it deeply. >> it is amazing and we're very fortunate. we had a chance to meet president carter back then and president trump yesterday and i thought the opportunity to meet president bush when we won a stanley cup in pittsburgh in 1991 so it's just an honor to have those privileges in life. >> jason: coach thanks to you and the great players and somehow that unique chemistry came together and made this country proud and what an honor to be part of it but thanks coach for joining us here this morning. pete: coach craig patrick. that team put a hurt on the soviet union before ronald

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president trump: with your help this november, we're going to defeat the radical socialist democrats and we are going to win nevada in a big, beautiful, landslide. [applause] pete: that was the president rallying voters ahead of the nevada caucus which are today in just a few hours you'll catch coverage all day long on the fox news channel but before we get to the experts, let's hear from the people and bring in tv's todd piro live at cocoa 's in las vegas, talking to the rallies and todd has it all, todd over to you. todd: hey, good morning to you, pete. here live at coco's otherwise known as jason chaffetz's favorite restaurant ever, who knew. this is going to be a little bit of a unique breakfast with friends day but i want to introduce you to a lady by the name of ainsley. great name, we love that name, she's a 15-year-old young lady and do me a favor you were at the rally yesterday.

describe your rally experience versus your experience every day in school. >> okay, so the rally was very positive and like it was very nice to be able to speak what i wanted to say and everybody was super nice, super friendly, and kind of just like you're surrounded by friends even though you didn't know anybody there. here it's my school experience where they try to push you down and break what you say up into something that goes against you, if you don't have the right opinion according to them. it was an amazing time there and i'm definitely going to go again. todd: you in fact told me that you would not feel comfortable wearing that sweatshirt in school? >> yeah, no, very much no. i'd probably get in trouble with the principal or probably because the school doesn't like when you say something that they don't like. todd: wow much different experience than when i was growing up thank you for your time. now we go to brian kilmeade. i mean, she's 11 years old you

watched both the rally, state of the union, and you watch a debate why are you so engaged at such a young age? >> i feel like at my age i should be able to learn what politics are instead of learning later on what the democrats and what the republicans mean side by side, while i give my opinion , younger that way so when i get older i can see who be good to vote for and i wouldn't want to vote for when i get to my 20s. todd: i was not doing that at your age. thank you so much. i want to go to kathy who was at the rally and it's great these young ladies have these opinions and are so engaged there was one group absent from the rally that really concerned you. >> it did, as a retired educator i was disappointed at the college level voting age-group was not there. i did not see anyone and maybe they were there but i certainly didn't see them, so we're getting ready to vote for the first time. i have two grandsons that will be doing that and i wish they

would have been a part of that but again they were in school. todd: if you were giving un solicited advice to the trump campaign it be what? >> hit the colleges. hit them hard. go out there. start campaigning and tell them what you have and what you want to give them, just like the other candidates on the other side are doing. todd: thank you for your time. before we go i want to give a quick shout out to my friend tim cook here no, he did not make your apple phone, iphone, but he did serve our country in the navy and i thank you, sir for your service. i also want to just give a shout out to these fine folks, sloan and doug, you raised two pretty well-spoken young ladies and obviously, we can't say we love opinions or not love opinions but we love when people can articulate what they are trying to say so thank you. >> thank you. todd: now to people who articulate opinions all morning long, jason chaffetz, pete hegseth, and the lovely lisa boo the. >> lisa: thank you, todd. >> jason: go have them eat

those pancakes, we do appreciate the report from las vegas, an important day, but now we got to turn to headlines. jurors deadlocked on charges against disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. they were hung on two charges involving predatory sexual assault, trial attorney brian claypool joined us earlier. he explains why the judge wouldn't accept a partial verdict. >> what happened here is the jury comes back and says hey , look we can't reach a verdict on predatory sexual assault and the judge issued what's called an allen charge which is look, you've got to get back in there and try to reach a verdict on these two counts. >> jurors are expected to continue deliberations again on monday. and an officer hurt in the line of duty receives a standing ovation as he leaves the hospital. watch this. >> [applause] >> california highway patrol david gordon refused to be wheel

ed out after spending four months in the hospital god bless him. he was hit by a suspected drunk driver in october breaking his jaw and shoulder. the driver was charged with a dui. >> demolition crews are trained to get things perfect, but rare ly do you see something go this smoothly. crews taking down a grain silo in illinois that seemed to slide across the snow. the video shows it coming apart gradually, until there's just nothing left. work crews say it took only about 25 minutes to clean up afterwards that's the way to do it, well done! a hardware store going to infinite and beyond. true value employees in connecticut posted these pictures of woody, from toy story, on facebook in hopes of finding the family who lost the doll. several people helping the store track down woody's owners, getting him home safe. and those are your headlines. i love toy story.

pete: it is a good show. i hope that child really loved that woody doll. >> jason: if you watched toy story you'd know how important woody is. it's the theme of the story so we got to get woody back home. >> lisa: find his rightful owner. pete: we'll go out to rick richmuth on fox square. rick, what do you got? rick: which one? you're still a politician. still a politician, jason. >> what about four? i liked one better than four is that taking a strong position? rick: that is very aggressive, so what's your favorite toy story? >> fourth one. rick: she totally set you out that's it. take a look at the weather map and show you what's going on this morning it's cool but not horrible really anywhere, 19 in minneapolis but 31 in raleigh, 36 in atlanta there is cold air, cooler air down across the south but at least it's dry, we've had so much rain obviously all of

the flooding, record breaking flooding along the pearl river down in mississippi, and through louisiana. that is going to see a little more rain come in by tomorrow into monday, but overall nothing that's going to be that bad. right now it's all energy out across parts of the west you see that rotation across southern california bringing the rain in and eventually mountain snow across the four corner states into southern nevada as well effecting the caucus today. guys back to you inside. >> lisa: thank you, rick. i guess the fourth toy story. >> jason: i'll give four further consideration but one is still better. pete: we will make up our mind on the break. coming up minnesota's attorney general democrat keith ellison, remember him, defending so-called bernie bros claiming they're not dangerous, mean, or rude, but congressman steve scalise has a different take on the situation, joins us live to respond, coming up next.

pete: welcome back a couple quick headlines for you the u.s. now blaming russia for spreading false information about the coronavirus. american officials reportedly saying russia-backed social media accounts are disrupting efforts to combat the outbreak and 37% of toddlers are not being vaccinated when they should be. the cdc says kids between 19-35 months are getting vaccinated causing them to be at risk of preventable diseases, causing them to get infections as well. the cdc is putting part of the blame on misinformation spread across the internet. those are your headlines. >> lisa: minnesota's democrat attorney general taking to twitter to defend bernie sanders supporters, saying, "i have never seen bernie sanders supporters being unusually mean or rude. can someone send me an example of a bernie bro being bad? >> this despite a seer seer it of accusations of violence

so-called bernie bro, but after being shot in 2017 by a sanders supporter house minneapolis whip steve scalise has a different take, tweeting in response, well i can think of an example. >> he is joining us now, he's none other than steve scalise, i had the honor of serving with steve scalise as well as keith ellison, but what the democrats are doing and some of the positions they've taken, you've got the new piece up on foxnews.com after watching that debate. what's your take on where the democrats are going? >> hey, jason, good to see you again. look, you could see them fighting over this idea that you've got to be further to the left than bernie sanders, and they are embracing socialist positions from the green new deal that gets rid of airplanes and cows to you look at medicare for all, gets rid of the private health insurance and frankly they've lost the heart and soul of working class people that used to bounce back and forth between republicans and democrat

s those hard working families are all-in with president trump because he's delivered in the democrats and are trying to take us to a place that every other country that tried socialism failed miserably no democrat candidate for president would want to go to any of those countries and spend more than a weekend and yet they want to do that to this country. it's not going to happen. pete: representative where do you fall on the whole bernie bro thing because obviously what happened to you it was a bernie sanders support er but you didn't, you aren't pinning it on bernie sanders, at the same time, they're calling out people are calling out and defending conduct of both bernie bros are saying on the internet, how do you handle not tying it to the candidate while making sure supporters don't get out of control. >> right and look i don't hold it against bernie but we've all got to stand out against violence. there is no place in our society for threatening people or terry ing it out your difference s on politics, we all have differences with our friends, with people on the other side of the aisle but there's no place in politics for

violence to threaten or carry out violence, and that's where everybody has to take a stand whether it's your supporters or somebody else's. sometimes it's easy to call out the other side, but you've got to call out your own side too, and i think that that's something where they could definitely pick-up the pace. >> lisa: congressman is it something that bernie sanders has done adequately enough has he held his supporters to account? >> well look, you see some democrat candidates opponents of bernie right now, that are experiencing some problems of their own and calling it out and i think bernie has to call it out too. everybody has to call it out, and look, it's again easy to call out one side, but if i see republicans that are threatening people, i call that out too, because there's no place for it. >> jason: you're right there's a difference between having an objective discussion about differences on policy as opposed to some of the violence and attacks that are going out there now, but i've got to tell you congressman, we're just gearing

up here. we're still february moving into the 2020 election, and it is fascinating that here we are, talking about a democratic socialist, the person leading the democratic party isn't even a registered democrat at this point. >> look there's a meltdown in the democrat party, you can see it. it's vocal even in the house floor you can tell so many members of congress in those swing districts are scared to death of the thought of bernie getting a nomination but he's out there winning right now , and i think we were against him in 2016. it looks like they are trying to rig it against him this time around and that wouldn't be right no matter again who your candidate is is there are rules if bernie goes out and gets it they shouldn't try to steal it from him in milwaukee and there's a big concern that milwaukee convention will be more focused on trying to take the nomination away from bernie than awarding it to whoever won. >> lisa: thanks so much for joining us today. >> great being with all of you. toy story two by the way. >> lisa: an endorsement for two. you said one, little kid said

four. pete: speaking of toys the big toy fair making a stop in the big apple today, and rick saccone already having some fun with the hottest new remote control car, the toy fair preview on fox square, next. >> lisa: plus this should bet your mouth watering. >> i wish we could film the commercial break because jason chaffetz ate doughnut holes faster than i've ever seen a human eat them. >> jason: during the break? i saw those pancakes! pete: that got us thinking. stick around for our fox & friends doughnut eating contest. that's coming up. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back. we got neat toys here tell us. pete: the chief toy officer of the toys and laurie go for it. the toy fair is in town, all of the toys that you're going to see coming up later this season so some of them spring, some of them not until fall and we'll start with one of the most anticipated toys of the year. it is the child more lovingly known as baby yoda, so you'll see these in the spring, this is our talking plush. can you hear him? lisa: i don't know if folks at home can hear him. >> you'll see him in the spring in a beautiful version coming out in the fall. >> lisa: what else? >> we know kids love surprises and they love collectibles and they love diy. it's all wrapped into this. as you just unravel, you were traveling. >> lisa: like a cat.

>> 12 surprises as they unravel there's 12 collectibles inside. there's charms, there's activities and then kids sew it altogether. so tons of stuff to do. finally, let's talk about chocolate. it is my favorite food, and kids are going to be able to use this chocolate pen, there's cartridges they will put cartridges in and it will melt. then they use the different mold s there's 40 different ones that will come with four different color chocolate. >> lisa: you can eat it? >> kids actually make the chocolate and then they can eat it. this will be out in the fall so it's a really early present. let me switch with you for a second. this is our mega c yborg, kids build this over 200 pieces and they learn about hydraulics and fill these pistons with water and put it together and it's

made to fit, you can adjust it to fit any size hands and they are learning about the mechanics of the hydraulics as they move their fingers they are moving the mechanical fingers. it is so much fun. wait, wait, so you know when you go go to a party and you get a balloon dog, now you bring squeeky home and you'll love this dog. he is full of personality, over 50 different interactions so what do you think would happen if i poked him with a pin? rick: you just killed him. >> let's pump him up with air. rick: the toy fair is going on right now. all this and more. lisa: what do you do? ♪ ♪ being a disabled veteran and to have a tooth pain on top of severe ptsd,

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>> ♪ come and get your love >> it's february 22, 1991 celebrating our 29th anniversary, the love of my life julie, happy anniversary. >> lisa: i have met your wife and she's amazing. pete: you're about to have a proud moment of your marriage because earlier in the program jason was talking about doughnut holes watch. i wish we could film the commercial break because jason chaffetz ate doughnut holes faster than i've ever seen anyone eat them. >> jason: i saw those pancakes from todd in vegas and i thought , doughnut holes. pete: i'm just impressed. i'm still impressed we'll try to see if we can beat him put 30 seconds on the clock, and we'll run off the show on your marks, get set, go!

rick: where is the milk? >> lisa: bye-bye, see you tomorrow! neil: all right we're less than five hours away from the first vote of the nevada caucus and already officials fear what could be a repeat of iowa while candidates fear interference from russia and the entire globe is fearing a pandemic coronavirus is spreading. can we trust what china is reporting? then back to russian meddling of a very different sort. fort it years ago today, the miracle on ice that had america rallying around a team of amateures that achieved greatness, we'll talk to the captain of that team. he's