states. mr. president, in the last few decades, digital technologies have played an important role in shaping the relations between india and the united states. indian talent and american technology have given a new leadership to this sector and i believe that in the 21st century india and the united states can together provide leadership to this digital age to industry 4.0. friends, in the 21st century new alignments, new competition, new challenges and new opportunities are laying the foundation for change at such a time the relations and cooperation between india and the united states will play a very important role in determining the direction the world takes in the 21st

century. i believe very strongly that india and the united states are natural partners. we can make an effective contribution to peace, progress, and security, not just in the indough pacific region -- indo-pacific region but in the entire world. the commitment of america and the leadership of president trump in defeating terrorism has been service to entire humanity and therefore i believe that the visit of a distinguished leader and close friend of india like president trump to india in the beginning of this decade itself represents a great opportunity. the initiatives that we have taken in recent times for strengthening india-u.s. relations will now with this visit enter the next phase. we are inspired by a long-term

vision, not just by short-term considerations, bilateral relations will grow, economic partnerships will grow, our digital cooperation will grow and i am confident that trade and investment will grow, reaching new heights. india an america together, we can fulfill our dreams. it is a good portion for me that president trump and his entire family are here and i've had the opportunity to welcome them once again by saying namaste, trump, i would like to say once again, long live mother india, long live mother india. india-u.s. friendship, long live

india-u.s. friendship. india-u.s. friendship. thank you very much. >> and with that, good morning to you and welcome to "fox & friends" first on this very busy monday morning. i'm heather childress. moments ago, president trump wrapping up his first rally in india in front of his biggest crowd yet. more than 100,000 people actually packing this stadium in ahmedbad as the president took the stage with prime minister modi, the two world leaders touting strong trade and a stronger relationship. they talked a lot about that. you can see another embrace there. between the united states and india, during what is being referred to as the namaste trump rally. take a listen. >> america respects india and america will always be faithful

and loyal friends to the indian people. heather: people lining the streets to greet president trump in what was a red carpet style welcome as he kicked off what will end up being a two-day visit aimed at restarting relations and maybe making a trade deal. he talked about a deal in terms of military funding, some helicopters, other military equipment as well, to the tune of $3 billion. chief white house correspondent john roberts traveling with the president. he joins us with highlights from the rally and what we can expect from this point on, on his historic trip. good morning, john. i've been watching your coverage all morning long. >> reporter: good morning to you, heather. people are filing out quite quickly. this counts as the biggest crowd that president trump has ever spoken to. it was part campaign rally which is why you hear the rolling stones playing in the background and part joint speeches by two leaders about how they can

further the relationships between the two nations. while a lot of this today is pomp and ceremony and visiting important places like an ashram of mahatma gandhi as well as a visit to the taj mahal, president trump and prime minister modi talking about serious talks they will have coming up in the next 36 hours, including a lot of talk as president trump said about trade, about how to change the u.s. and indian relationship and how to make it benefit both countries. listen to what the president said. >> the prime minister and i will also continue our important discussions about how to deepen the relationship between our two great countries. both of us understand that when leaders put the interest of their own citizens first, we can forge strong and fair partnerships to build a safer

and more prosperous world. >> reporter: while today was a lot about mess a pleasantries, e are a lot of differences between the u.s. and india, especially on trade. president trump is hoping to get movement on lowering tariffs on american made motorcycles. there is a long way to go and it's unlikely that anything substantive other than that is going to happen during this visit. though you did hear the president say if they work together he thinks they can build a new, better, more fruitful trade relationship. one thing the president will be doing during this trip is inking a deal to sell about $3 billion, you mentioned this at the top, worth of naval helicopters to india, as well as almost $2 billion in other military goods. the united states wants to become the premier supplier of

military hardware to india, up until now russia has played this role. listen to the president, he's trying to convince modi. >> i believe that the united states should be india's premier defense partner and that's the way it's working out. together, we will defend our sovereignity, security, and protect a free and open indo-pacific region for our children and for many, many generations to come. >> reporter: one of the other issues that is of great concern to people in india of course is terrorism. the president got a lot of cheers for saying that he is leading -- leaning on pakistan to do something about terror groups that hide along the bore better between pakistan and india but there is a lot more to go on that front. tensions remain between india and pakistan but people here appreciated the fact that president trump said he is doing something about it. again, heather, from here he

goes to the taj mahal to visit there and then on to delhi for the hard work of the bilateral meetings. heather: we'll be covering those events. can i ask about the music? it really was quite something. we're ending now on the rolling stones. we also heard a little elton john in some of your earlier coverage. >> reporter: well, for a kim hours before the president and the prime minister arrived we had a lot of indian cultural presentations, dance, music, and then it became a campaign rally of sorts for the president, which is why we're listening to the rolling stones. look at this too. about 120,000 people were wearing these hats, people were marveling at how everybody was wearing a white hat. these were sitting on the seats when people arrived this morning, a little pr tribute, saying namaste trump. heather: john roberts, thank

you for your coverage all night long. we appreciate it. back here at home, speaking of campaign rallies and such, all eyes are on south carolina ahead of the democratic primary. senator bernie sanders is now the one to beat after his landslide win in nevada. aishah hasnie joins us with new questions surrounding the caucuses. you've been up all night long with our live coverage. >> reporter: it's been something, right? good morning to you. so sanders with his latest win in nevada, the other 2020 candidates are really going after him now. the buttigieg campaign now calling out the senator's win, claiming there are, quote, irregularitieses in the caucus results. in a statement, the campaign says, quote, explain anominallies in the data given how close the race is between second and third place, we ask that you take the steps before releasing any final data. the nevada democratic party responding saying, quote, we laid out our early vote and caucus day processes step by step and we communicated these

processes to all campaigns. buttigieg isn't the only one calling out sanders. senator amy clop char challenging -- klobuchar challenging democrats to consider if he is really the right choice here. >> about a debate ago or so we were asked does anyone have trouble with a socialist leading the democratic ticket. i think the stakes are so high in this race, that we have to have someone on the head of this ticket that can bring people with her instead of shutting them out. >> reporter: amid the attack, sanders got a boost from marianne williamson, endorsing bernie ahead of south carolina's primary on saturday. a new poll shows joe biden in the lead still with sanders and tom steyer trailing close behind, biden seeing a drop in african american support in that state and he's blaming steyer. >> we have steyer spending

hundreds of millions, tens of thousands of dollars, millions of dollars out campaigning there and so i think a lot is happening in terms of the amount of money being spent by billionaires to try to cut into the african american vote. >> reporter: it's interesting because steyer just qualified for tomorrow's debate. heather we will see what happens for sure. always something. thank you so much. president trump praising our strong ties with india during his massive rally, you just watched here, and pledging billions of dollars in military equipment. james carafano says it is critical to build a strong relationship with india and he joins us live to explain why. and did pete buttigieg copy former president obama, the tweet sparking some controversy for the democratic candidate. stay with us. ♪ you're living's all i -- loving's all i think about.

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america loves india. america respects india. and america will always be faithful and loyal friends to the indian people. heather: president trump kicking off his first trip to india with his largest rally

ever, standing beside prime minister modi as he pledged to bolster diplomatic ties. why is the u.s. relationship with india so important. joining us right now with analysis, vice president of analysis, james carafano. thank you for joining us. led ulead us off with discussiny this relationship is so important. >> the u.s. has been trying to move this relationship forward since the bush are era. why is it gaining momentum now? part of it is the two leaders two take responsibility forenner jizzing the relationship --ener viesinenergizing this relations. it is important to block china's destabilizing activity, not just in the pacific and the indian ocean, but if the u.s. wants a big manufacturing partner that is stable and dependable and can have supply lines and logistic

lines that go into a country we can depend on, that option is going to be india, the fifth largest economy in the world. it really is an organically natural strategic partnership. heather: not only china but we have to talk about russia, especially when it comes to the defense deal that the president spoke about briefly. let's pull that up and listen, if anyone at home missed it. >> i am pleased to announce that tomorrow a representatives will sign deals to sell over $3 billion in the absolute finest state of the art military helicopters and other equipment to the indian armed forces. heather: talk about $3 billion worth of military equipment. why is that significant? >> well, again, i think it's mostly so india can play a larger, more powerful role in being a strategic stabilizer in the region, part of that's pakistan, a lot of that's china. but just being the big force in

the region that can do this. you mentioned russia. india's had a long relationship with russia and iran. what they've managed to do, a credit to the u.s. and india, they maintained ties with russia. they maintained ties with iran as they build strategic ties with the united states, because they realize what we're doing together is more important than nose relationships. if indians are honest, they would tell you that russia and iran as important strategic partners for india have really kind of moved in the second class status. heather: let's go back to the trade deals. let's bring this up for everyone at home. they can take a look on the screen about the u.s.-india trade balance, this is goods and services, looking back to 2018, $25.3 billion, 2019, $27.5 billion, and then it goes from there. so why would this be good for president trump? >> well, this is the tough part of the relationship.

again, why i admire these two leaders so much, they're working through this. india's a very close market for a modern economy. that's something they're really starting to get past, the historic and traditional barriers to how india business, that's tough for the indians. i've been there many times. nothing happens fast. so you've got to stick with it and i do believe eventually -- they were very, very close. they will get to a trade deal and that will be the first of many that will really bridge those two economies. when you pair the american and indian economies together in trust and confidence, that will be a global force that will be unstoppable. heather: interesting, kind of a book end to the rally in houston five months ago, howd oy modi ad now we have namaste trump. the time now is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. president trump celebrating the

miracle on ice team at his nevada rally. >> i'd like now to invite these incredible sport legends to join me on stage. usa! usa! heather: the left is putting them on the penalty box just for appearing on stage. carley shimkus with the response to the social media backlash. ♪ they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again!

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heather: welcome back. president trump's public charge rule goes into effect nationwide to day.

the department of homeland security said it could cost billions of taxpayer dollars. the rule was was given the green light by the supreme court last week. 20,000 people expected to pack into the staples center today to pay respects to kobe bryant and his dorks -- daughter, gianna. the date of today's sold out public memorial, february 24t february 24th, honors their basketball numbers, two and 24. this will be the bryant family's first public appearance since the tragedy. so hard to believe it happened so long ago at this point. >> they said boy, it's a big crowd. i'd like to invite these incredible sport legends to join me on stage. usa!

usa! usa! heather: speaking of sports, the 1980 miracle hockey team honored by president trump at friday's keep america great rally, forced to play defense when liberals attack on social media. carley shimkus with fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm115 on how it all went down. >> the team received a warm reception at the president's rally but the appearance did not sit well with some of the president's critics and the back lash became so strong that the team issued a response, using their official twitter account, saying to us, this is not about politics or choosing sides, this is about proudly representing the united states of america, whether your beliefs are democratic, republican, independent, et cetera, we support that and are proud to represent the usa. it is an honor and a privilege. the president's supporters certainly cheering them on, one twitter user says what's horrible about it?

a miracle team and a miracle president. heather on twitter, not to be confused with you, says god forbid they support our president and want the best for our country. and ann also chiming in, saying they know the real meaning of winning. so it's always controversial when a sports team appears with the president or decides to go to the white house and the other side of the story is they are just supporting our country. heather: which is unfortunately why i think a lot of them decided not to go to the white house. >> bringing the country together, i think, an opportunity. heather: this next one, a lot of people had something to say about this as well, this tweet, perhaps taken from buttigieg, taken from obama. >> right. okay. pete buttigieg has been compared to the former president, obama, throughout his campaign. some people are saying one of the tweets he posted over the weekend is a little too similar. this is the tweet in question. he says if we can light up a

high school gym, we can light up a neighborhood, if we can light up a neighborhood, we can light up a city, if we can light up a city, we can light up our country. this tweet was posted by president obama in 2012, saying one voice can change a room and if it can change a room it can change a city and if it can change a city it can change a state. you see the similarities there? this twitter user writing i think twitter is lighting up plagiarism. this twitter user saves i want to apply to be mayor pete's obama voice coach. a former obama speech writer weighed in with a tweet saying oh, man. i think if that was written in a high school paper it would have gotten flagged by a teacher. heather: a fox news alert, 27 minutes after the top of the hour, president trump and the

first lady, melania, boarding a plane just moments ago after a massive rally. >> your devotion built this great and enduring democracy and it is your dreams that will power this country to a future even greater. heather: his message to the world in front of more than 100,000 people. and bernie sanders sweeping the popular vote in all three early voting states. does this prove socialism is more popular than realized? our political panel here to debate, up next. ♪ ain't no river wide enough to keep me from getting to you, babe. ♪ 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across

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the life of prime minister modi underscores the limitless promise of this great nation. people are prospering and spirits are soaring. under my administration, we unleashed the full power of the american military on blood-thirsty killers of isis and the monster known asal baghdadi, the founder and leader of isis is dead. thank you, and thank you all for the contributions your culture and traditions have made to my beloved country. heather: president trump and prime minister modi are expected to discuss trade barriers between the u.s. and inya, along with national defense and security concerns during the two-day trip. we heard both of them mention all those things and more in their speech that we carried live right here on fox news, just moments ago. and joining me to react to president trump's message in india overnight, republican

strategist amy tarkanian and democratic strategist, wendy wallace. thank you for joining us. amy, i'll start with you, what about your reaction to his first visit there to india. >> it was very exciting. they were extremely complementary of each other. you could feel the pride coming through the camera. watch while both national anthems are being played, you can just feel the pride that india had in being able to share the beauty, the entertainment that they had displayed for president trump. i was actually getting chills watching it. heather: wendy, we continue to take live shots here, this is at the airport where the president will be traveling to his next stop, which will be a tour of the taj mahal, from there, as we mentioned, this is a o two-day

trip, trade in front and center in terms of the talks that will be going on. what's your take of the president's visit and what we've seen so far? >> i think the president has done a really good job of showing the pageantry that can come from having a show business president. there isn't a lot to show for what he's done for the american people, the talks continue and if you are trying to distract from the democratic primary and the energy that is happening here on the ground with voters, this is a good attempt. but i think voters are really still interested in all of the deliverables that the democrats are able to show that they can give them. heather: let's move on to that, actually, since you brought it up. say america i'll get -- amy, i'll get your response to that. in terms of what happened over the weekend, sanders sweeping the nevada caucuses, as the first candidate to win the

popular vote in all three early voting states. so is socialism more popular than realized? >> i don't believe that socialism is popular. i think unfortunately we're not educating our younger voters as well as maybe we should. i was discussing this in the green room earlier. for example, i had a friend who actually stormed the beaches of normandy and god rest his soul, he's now passed, but he would volunteer his time to go and teach schools about what he went through and i think that we need to do a better job at educating the dangers of socialism. heather: i want to bring this up. this is what sanders had to say in terms of making democratic voters nervous when it comes to a socialist being their candidate. >> you're also making a lot of democratic voters nervous. >> i don't think so. i don't want people to overstate this. millions of people standing up for justice can bring about the

kind of change that this country requires and i believe that has got to happen. heather: what is your take on that, wendy? >> i mean, i think millions of people standing up for themselves is exactly what the american political process is all about. i think what we are seeing here is that the democratic candidates including bernie sanders are connecting with voters. they're talking about the things that voters want to hear about, education, health care, jobs. i mean, we're still very early in this process and although senator sanders is doing quite well, he still only has about 2% of the delegates needed for the nomination. we're going to hear from voters in south carolina this week. their voices should very much be heard. they're a different demographic and electorate than we've seen in some of the early states and are more like what we'll see on super tuesday and i think for us, it can still be anyone's

game. heather: wendy, i would ask you then, what different type of demographic are you talking about and what do you think the result will be? >> first of all, i'm talking about african american voters who are prominent in south carolina and in the super tuesday states. i think one of the things we have to pay attention to here is that vice president biden has been leading in the polls in south carolina and their team has put in a lot of effort there and so i think we could see a scenario where the vice president comes out on top but i think a lot of the campaigns have been working hard, so it remains anyone's game. heather: we'll see what happens. wendy, final word -- i'm sorry, amy, final word. >> the vice president is back pedaling on the fire wall status in south carolina. i don't think he's expected to do very well. just like he had a very poor showing in nevada. heather: thank you for joining us. we appreciate it.

very busy morning. some other headlines quickly here, julian assange nodes a london courtroom today to fight extradition to the us. he faces 18 charges including espionage for publishing classified u.s. documents. if convicted he could face up to 175 years in prison. assange spent seven years as a refugee in ecuador's u.k. embassy before being sent to jail last year. former empire actor jussie smolett heads to court today to face charges that he lied to police last year. he's expected to plead not guilty. he also pleaded not guilty to 16 counts last year before the cook county state attorney's office suddenly dropped the case without a clear explanation. well, the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour. disney hoping that the upcoming animated movie will have a magical debut but is onward

appropriate for young children? there's a character that's stirring up a lot of conversation. >> we're very opposed to the thoauthoritarian nature of cupi. heather: bernie sanders defending communism, the kind words he is offering in support of the late fidel castro and his oppressive regime. stay with us. ♪ what do you mean. ♪

heather: welcome back to "fox & friends" first. there's no evidence russia is meddling in our elections to try and get president trump reelected. that is the word from the vice president's chief of staff. >> the intelligence community has not told us that russia is trying to reelect donald trump. that is false information as far as the briefing we received. heather: mark short said it

made more sense for russia to back socialist person. on twitter, president trump says he may call former special counsel bob mueller to investigate the sanders campaign but joe biden says he's the real victim, he claims that russian bots attacked him on facebook. >> russians don't want me to be a nominee. they spent a lot of money on bots on facebook saying biden's a bad guy, they don't want biden. >> who informed you of that? have u.s. intelligence officials told you. >> i was told by my staff that's what happened. heather: biden said he's the person more like throw beat president trump. -- person most likely to beat president trump. bernie sanders is the current democratic frontrunner. he is defending a socialist dictator. >> we're very opposed to the authoritarian nature of cuba. it's unfair to say everything is

bad. when fidel castro came into office, he had a massive literacy program. is that a bad thing, even though fidel castro did it? heather: republicans quick to jump on the comments, senator ted cruz said it makes a difference when those you murder at the firing squad can read and write. how about business news, dow futures plunge as the coronavirus spreads and the trump administration is calling on congress to act. tracee carrasco from our sister network, fox business, here with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it could be a rough day on wall street. let's pull up those numbers, looking at futures right now we are looking at a selloff, looking at dow futures down by more than 700 points, s&p 500 futures down by more than 80, nasdaq, a big selloff, down more than 300. major losses this morning, this as the concerns of the coronavirus continue to spread. we are seeing the number of

cases outside of china surging over the weekend with more cases in south korea, iran and italy. there are concerns of course that this outbreak could grow out of control. this comes after friday's selloff where we saw some losses there. the dow falling below 29,000 points for the first time in quite a while. we also are hearing that the trump administration is going to be putting aside some money to help fight the coronavirus. we don't know the exact number of that dollar figure just yet but hoping for some relief some time this week. heather: very interesting, i was thinking about it over the weekend, lots of mixed messages. we need to know what's up for real. there's an upcoming disney movie, called onward, featuring the first lgbtq animated character. >> reporter: it is a character, a purple cyclops will be a police officer who referencing

her friend in the disney animated movie, onward, when she pulls over a driver distracted by his girlfriend's children. this is the first time disney is doing this in an animated movie, the first time kids may be exposed to this. you can page there is some praise and some concern on social media for this action. the movie also features tom holland and chris pratt. they embark on a journey, they play brothers who are looking to resurrect their father for one day. the movie is out on march 6th. this isn't the first time disney has touched on the subject. they did have characters, lgbtq characters in live action movies. heather: thank you so much, tracee. the time now is about almost 10 minutes until the top of the hour. a fresh-faced candidate with a clearly defined message looking to take on the speaker of the house. >> homelessness, they see needles on our streets and sidewalks, san francisco has

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>> homelessness, needles on our streets and sidewalks, san francisco has become unrecognizable under nancy pelosi's regime. wicked political schemes attack our president and traditional american values. heather: house speaker nancy pelosi is up for re-election this fall, with one gop challenger saying it's time to

take back san francisco before it's too late. joining me live is one of pelosi's republican challenger, deanna lorraine. thank you for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> thanks, heather. good to be here. heather: tell us why you decided to run. >> when you hear the words out of nancy pelosi's mouth, and you see her vile actions and disrespect towards americans, how could you not be passionate and want to fight her and fight what she's doing. she is taking down america to such a bad path, such a destructive path and i believe san francisco is the epicenter of cultural rot in america and she is the embodyment of cultural rot. nancy pelosi's campaign in the past year alone, she's released 381 press releases and not one of them has addressed the homeless crisis or the drugs or the feces or the trash on the streets. it's all been about impeaching

the president or giving free health care to illegal immigrants and anything other than what americans are truly dealing with. heather: can i ask you more about that and then we'll get into some of your policy platform as well, because she's been a sitting member of congress since 1987. there are also democrats running against her. is that an indication that there in california voters on both sides of the party are unhappy with her and the democratic party and the work that they're actually getting done? >> yeah, that's the strange thing. i have some severe democrat socialists running against her also and they say she is not far left enough. that she's not far left enough. and then of course we have conservatives and republicans that are saying she's gone way too far off the cliff. so there's a lot of people that are unfortunately or fortunately for me very unhappy with her leadership, regardless, because she is not taking america down a path that is full of prosperity and accomplishment like our president is trying to do. heather: that's interesting, because we do have this poll

that shows bernie sanders there in the lead in california, so that would go to what you're speaking about. in terms of some of the other policies that you are campaigning on, we did have some video online that went viral of you, people trying to actually interrupt one of your rallies. you are of course for the border security, you're for doing more work for the homeless as you mentioned in california, among some other things we can bring up as we wrap up. >> yeah, absolutely. you know, my campaign slogan is god, faked famil -- god, family. everyone says that's very bold, especially in san francisco. it's not bold enough. we have to put those things back into america. we have to have a strong sense of patriotism. i believe we have to bring back faith in this secular san francisco that it is right now. these are the things that are missing in america and that the reasons why we're in the situation that we're in. so we do need to fight. we need to fight for unity.

i believe people in san francisco are hungry for a message of unity and prosperity in america again, which is what our president wants to do. we need to have that. they're so tired of dysfunction and lawlessness in america. i think people are hungry for this message. heather: deanne that lorraine, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks, heather. heather: and we'll be right back. when we started our business

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heather: time now for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first, the good, granny's got game, an 86-year-old woman sinks a 94-foot putt to win a brand-new car. watch this. >> tell you what, that's looking good. that's looking really good. yes! heather: marianne wakefield making that shot at the ole misgame. good for her. now the bad, an amazon van crashes into a home as the driver delivers a package. this happened in georgia. you can see it roll into the house after the driver forgot to put it in park. they hopped back into the van and they just drove away. finally, the ugly, a family books a vacation to a luxury villa in la and gets this, the home found covered in broken glass and debris. they paid $3,000 for the

so-called bomb site. the family stayed somewhere else and they got a refund. guess that's-that depends on your definition of a bomb site. live coverage continues from india with "fox & friends" first right now. bye-bye. rob: it is monday, february 24th. this is a fox news alert. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to welcome president trump and first lady melania as they arrived for their first official visit to india overnight. gillian: we are live with the major moments as the president delivers his america first message to the largest rally crowd yet. wait until you see it. happening today, democrats gearing up for their next test in south carolina. rob: with bernie's blow-out win in nevada over the weekend, putting him on a possible path to nomination, some are calling for a recount. a big makeover for