because they feel a sense of superiority how about somebody with a really nice vehicle. look at that thing. jillian: i can confirm rob is not a jerk you're a very nice man. rob: i freaking hate you putting that on tv. good-bye. [laughter] >> all right meanwhile here on 6:00 we start with a fox news alert. the united states federal government has now confirmed the first american corona case with no known link to china. the diagnosis fueling fears of the outbreak as president trump tries to keep americans calm. >> aishah live with the president's response. good morning. >> good morning so white house says things are under control as jot break takeses scary turn overnight. a northern california resident hospitalized as doctors try to figure out how in the world they caught the virus. they had not recently traveledded to a foreign

country, and had not been in contact with with another confirmed patient. this is now sparking fears that we may have our first instance of a community spread. the the cdc warning there will be particular cases as the president insist the risk to other americans is still low. >> through some very good early decisions, decisions that were actually ridiculed at the beginning we closed up our borders to flights coming in from certain areas. areas that were hit by the corona virus we did it very early. a lot of people thought we shouldn't have done it that early and turned out to be a very good thing. >> president appointing vice president mike pence to head country's response. meantime south kreag and u.s. postponing their annual military joint drill because of the risk of this virus. south korea has 21 confirm cases of among its military while one u.s. service member stationed

there is also now sick, and airlines bracing for a hit. american, delta and united all offering to waive ticket change fees for anyone flying to south korea in coming months. steve. pete, ainsley. >> thank you very much. >> yesterday via twitter president of the united states accused democrats in mainstream media of trying to hurt reelection chances by quoting this to everything possible to make the corona virus look as bad as impossible including panic market we bring that up because you looked at the slide on wall street. the dow is down close to -- 9% over the last three days. is it related? a lot of people say the worry of pandemic unknown consequences have driven market down. ainsley: president did say earmarked this money and democrats mad because it should be more. if i had done too much then they would have been upset because it

was too much money so i can't please them but did remind america more people die of the flu thousands of people anywhere 25 and 69,000 people die from the flu every year in our country. >> yeah. job of a commander in choof chief of a president is to be calm to talk about koord naughted effort to share what's being done to contain it. make these comparison to thing like the flu which -- we've with managed it in this country for decades it has its own complications. all of that was done yesterday from the pod ym yet if you listen to the media, and democrats they're doing everything they can to try to cease on it and make it president. >> look at that picture right there the reason the president had the press conference at 6:30 after he returned from india was the visual. he wants america to know that america is a team of doctors is on the case and message from the president is relaxed. it is not as bad as you have heard. they did have experts there say

they do expect to possibility of there being cases in the united states, and, in fact, within that hour it was revealed that somebody in california picked up corona virus someplace and can't figure out where because not a traveler and not exposed to nb who had it. >> amazing 38 countries and our country 15. now i'm so sorry for those individual sorry for their families. good news is eight have returned home. there's another one that's in good shape on his way with from the hospital back to home. five have is made full recovery. one is in the hospital and president said pretty sick. but if you think about numbers thousands are affected in other countries we don't know total in china only 15th president said that's because he made early decision to close the borders. and from folks coming from certain countries that are seeing a lot of corona virus. >> plus others there's a total of 60 cases it in the united states. but the key is, zero deaths that's right. >> yet you wake up this morning to paragraphs in papers like "new york timeses" that say for years experts have warned that

mr. trump has been squandering credible in a need of national emergency so now again, the president going to the podium explaining to american people, priewngt measures that need to be done. not possible because well he's squandered the credibility or could there be others who have a different view? >> elizabeth warren would like to be president one of many democrats who are criticize the president. here she is, listen. >> i'm going to be introducing plan tomorrow to take every dime that the president is now spending on his racist wall with at our southern border, and divert it to work on the the corona virus. [applause] >> all right. now -- see it as an opportunity. no. well, remember what speaking of opportunity, remember what what rahm emanuel said once upon a time nevertheless go to waste. i butchered it. never let a good crisis go to waste. >> more democrats on the president.

>> shameful, that puts forth a proposal now that it's meeker and anemic what he's doing is late -- too late, and anemic. four words. describe the administration's response to the corona virus, cowering and dangerous. 8.5 billion to be allocated three time what president asked per and ask for more we will but we'll start with that number and chuck schumer send this number to appropriation committee. >> i bumpered that frats of it but the idea -- the idea is sound and repeated time and time again federal bureaucracies especially democrats any moment to say pile on more money some of which had deal with acute nature a of the moment and growing government agencies because that's their goal to make the federal government larger. the president simply saying, we've got an emergency, let's fund it and be prudent it be. but we're not going to fall into

the idea that we're going to spend and spend and spend and then. well and a nancy pelosi before the president took the podium yesterday said got no idea what he's doing. he did not like that and wanted to project look i got the a team here with me as for democrats he has this observation about all of that. >> i think speaker pelosi is imp competent instead of a statement like that work together because we have a big problem potentially and maybe it is going to be a very little problem. i hope that it's going to be a very the problem. she's is trying to create a panic and there's no reason to panic because we've with done so good these professionals behind me and -- over here and over there -- and back here and some conference room instead she wants to do same thing with grand schumer he goes out and says president only asked for 2.5 billion this is first time i've ever been told to take more. usually we have to take less. and we should be working

together. he shouldn't be making statements like that. because it is so bad for the country. >> you know, democrats missed this opportunity from the beginning and never realized they have a deal maker in white house who is willing to work with them if they could be honest brokers about that and way they've treated him creates an environment with mistrust why listen to a word they're saying as well. >> think about over last three years, how these democrats in the house and senate upon capitol hill have tried desperately to get him out of office. they see this, do they see -- do they want to turn this into his katrina or hiss disaster? you be the judge. [laughter] this is where we know. >> you know making a the the corona vice political. >> it is political. let go down to south carolina. >> that's right ainsley's home state and for democrats to win over voters before the south carolina primary. on saturday -- ainsley: as bernie sanders closes the gap not everyone is feeling the burn.

>> our other griff jenkins live in charleston to explain. >> good morning, pete, steve, ainsley, but this primary is so too support for joe biden former president picking up a key endorsement yesterday from the most influential democrat in the paul medicine -- meadows state and on the campaign yesterday attacking bernie sanders. listen. >> i strongly believe that if, in fact, we nominate a socialist, it is a mistake a. the next president has to be able to win back the democratic senate. i was asked to come in and campaign and i'm from alabama to montana did anybody ask is bernie to come in. doesn't mean he's bad guy but hard holding on to united states congress and senate. >> but support for sanders

continues to be strong, at rallies yet a couple yesterday i went to one of them to see if there's any slowing the burn. watch this. >> what do you think can anyone stop sanders at this point? >> i don't think so. >> not unstoppable but it is beginning to be difficult. that's like trying to stop sun from rising in a morning. real good about that. >> i don't think he's going to be stopped unless democratic convention that dthc rig against him. >> people didn't think trump was going to win look what would happen to that. >> to beat donald trump -- >> that last guy a trump sporter bernie rally go figure. mean while latest polls here in south carolina, the climb son poll has biden way ahead 35% over tom steyer it is 17 and sanders at 13 and then eastern carolina university poll bernie

and steyer 20 sost that's where thing stand in south carolina meanwhile our viewers on fox news get to watch a town hall with amy klobuchar at 6:00. >> biden 35% under that steyer at 17%. so that means bightedden would be ahead by 18. >> bernie is behind steyer. you know what i think -- over last week or so people have been digesting keep in mind -- griff's point jim through his wave behind joe biden but after we've with seen the debate and get a look at bloomberg people didn't like that and people have been talking a about how bernie is a socialist communist people have called him they're worried about that. i think joe just look like a safe bet now. no i think that's fair. tom steyer spent bloomberg money what he spent nationally in south carolina crafting image to play, he plays partial spoiler

there and where would vote go in eater direction so there's market diss to distortion in south carolina. but talk about keeping the chaos going on the democrat side. he looked like he was skating off stage you have super tuesday three days later where he isn't forecasted to do as well but how many, this, you could lead to a -- what? >> do you smell a broker convention? >> that's what i'm smelling. if you want to know why that's because south carolina has first state to have a significant african-american population compared to iowa and new hampshire. so they love president obama, so therefore they love joe biden. >> had that advantage and yesterday nancy pelosi asked does she would she support bernie sanders at the top of the ticket and she very clearly said yes. do you think that's true? >> embrace of socialism -- [laughter] okay jillian has more headlines for us. hey. jillian: let's begin with this because police are searching for

motive in deadly shooting at the multicompany five workers before killing himself at the milwaukee plant and mayor calling one of the worst tragedy in the city's history. >> this site, this miller brewing site has been part of the miller family in part of the city of milwaukee for 165 years. and this is the saddest state that we have had had. jillian: police have not yet released name of the victims or gunman. lauri will return to idaho next week to face multimillion charges related to missing decide to reduce her $5 million bond. 7-year-old j.j. and kylie missing since september. j.j. grandfather joined fox and friends first earlier this morning with a message for the kids. >> j.j., this is papa, you know how to call papa.

you're a smart boy. please try to contact us. that's all we ask for. andlet get y'all home. jillian: so sad her fifth husband chad have not been cooperating. the trump campaign is sue "the new york timeses" over an op-ed about a conspiracy and intentionally tried to damage the president's campaign day before the mueller report was released. the director of communications for the trump 2020 campaign tells fox and friends first that paper ignored proof. >> they themselves had printed articles that directly convict what this defamatory piece allege that is basis of our argument that they printed this knowing that it was false. knowing that it was defamatory. jillian: time writing in part, quote, the law protects right of americans to express their judgments and conclusions. we look forward to vindicating that right in this case. a new group of army recruits

gets out of this world swearing in. check it out. >> i state your name do solemnly swear. army colonel and astronaut delivering oat of enlistment from international space station more than 1,000 recruits around the country participated in the first of its kind live feed. that is so neat. isn't it? >> love that. pretty cool. should be or for the space force, though. jillian: i know. but >> i mean everybody will go to space for that. all found out later on actually you enlisted in space force. >> jillian thanks. >> may the force be with you. >> 15 minutes after the top the of the hour democrats are are worried ab down ballot l effect to bernie sanders wins nomination. one state lawmaker wants to use those fears to help flip a blue state in november. and she joins us next. >> and this chase gives the phrase hot pursuit. oh a whole new meaning.

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>> we're not going to win these critical, critical house and senate races if people in those races have to explain why the nominee of the democratic party is telling people to look at the bright side of the castro regime. >> well, some democrats growing anxious over the potential down ballot efnghts of a bernie sanders for president nomination especially in traditional red states like south carolina. where our next guest is hoping

to unseat democratic congressman joe kunnenham narrowly flipped that district turning blue after running on a moderate platform. joins now to discuss the republican challenger and south carolina state representative, nancy mace. nancy good morning to you. >> good morning, thank you for having me on this morning. >> you bet e i mention this a moment ago nancy pelosi was asked yesterday if she be comfortable with bernie sanders as the nominee and she said yes. well she may be kivel with him running for president. but ultimately there are a lot of people who feel that if he is the nominee, the republican are going to win back the house among other places which as some great interest to you. >> right well we're going to win back the how no matter what. what we're witnessing right now is we're watching democrats pick out or select which -- which socialist they want to put on ballot in november whether it's bernie sanders or somebody else. we're physically watching them pick out which one.

because they're all running on socialist plat formal and ideology and that doesn't work for america. it is wile they're doing that, the rest of the country is witnessing record economic growth. we have the lowest unemployment that our country has seen in over 50 years especially for women and african-americans, and in south carolina's first congressional district where i'm running now we have places where we have unemployment at 1.86%. and, and these folks want socialism i don't think so. >> well we have seen a gigantic slide in stock market that is approaching i think 9% on fears of the coronavirus so that is one thing that is not particularly helpful to the white house and president right now. but don't you think that going forward, people of south carolina when they -- and we look at the 2018 results where joe kunningham face against arrington and he beat her by a squeaker by more than a

point but don't you think people -- >> by a thin margin. >> don't you think people of south carolina's first congressional district when it comes time to vote look at what he did in congress, and what we have heard from so many republicans is a fact that all they've done under nancy pelosi is just tried to impeach the guy and they didn't even get that right. >> right, right i'm run aringing nor members of the dire orty 30 one of the so-called moderate democrats and when he ran for office a he said it was going to be an independent voice but when he got elected literally everything changed. he's beening nothing but partisan, and so i'm running. i'm a mom a state lawmaker, a businesswoman some people know me as a first woman to graduate from citadel of south carolina and grown up in low country. thank you i'm a state lawmaker i've been in office, and while i'm conservative, i work in a way is nonpartisan to get results because the people that voted me into office deserving nothing less.

and that's what america wants right now they want someone who is driven to work hard, and who will deliver results for the american people. >> you do have a very impressive resumé nancy before you go what's going to happen this many south carolina on the democratic side this weekend? >> well i think, south carolina has been a bell weather state. whether it's joe biden or bernie sanders that's two of them are top two on the ticket right now. i'm more interested to see what happens on super tuesday. but watching the democrats kick out which socialist they're going to put on ballot in november has been a fascinating process that means that not only is the president that's donald trump going to win in november but i will too. >> there she is state representative, nancy mace who would like to help republicans take back the house of representatives. nancy thank you very much. good luck to you. >> thank you so much. all right. meanwhile, at 6:24 here in new york a major victory for the trump administration. the circuit court have ruled that the administration can cut

funding from sanctuary cities so my goodness administration got sued on that. judge napolitano on a supreme court showdown coming up. president trump making it clear that yiet is totally prepared to handle the coronavirus. >> we have the great essex perts in the world really in the world right here. we're ready to adapt and ready to do whatever we have to. >> dr. marc siegel l will joins us from a quarantine center in nebraska something you want to see and it's coming up next.

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inside. and a is the is in custody after a hot pursuit literally. watch this. [sirens] you can see those tires catch fire as hour long police chase come to an end in michigan. police had had to throw road spike down to stop the truck and arrest driver wanted in a home. ainsley over to you. ainsley: thank you so much pete well nation first coronavirus case a of unknown origin on confirmed in northern, california, the latest sign of the virus has rapid spread. this as more than 81 thowrk cases have been confirmed worldwide and more than 2700 deaths. president trump speaking out saying his administration is toilet prepared to deal with a virus here at home. >> because of all we've done the risk to american people remains very low. and we have the greatest experts

in world and really in the world right here. we're ready to adapt and we're ready to do whatever we have to as a the disease spreads. if it spreads -- so let's bring in fox news editor doctor marc siegel where americans are coronavirus are in quarantine good morning to you dr. siegel. >> good ainsley how are you tod? >> good morning. how concerned should we be? >> we have to be concerned but i have to tell you we're starting to see some countries which have good health care sphrawrs like south korea it is well over a thousand cases and spreading in italy as well so we're on the alert here in you the and there's the question as you've brought up that we could start to be seeing communities spread. and what i've learned out here in the united states of nebraska medical center this is the global center for health security out here. this is the trust that president ising talking about. this is the center of where the

greatest minds and most compassion healers have come together and studies quarantines here since before ebola and they have 13 positive patients that have coronavirus they've been studying them. they know now some things we didn't know before. one, it is a lot more contagious than the flu. two, it look like it can be treated because these 13 patient are doing well. two of them are out of now the biocontainment unit hundred had a severe pneumonia treated probably with a antiviral drug he got better. you know they've brought together spouses that were separated. this is an incredible unit. they're reaching the around country and spreading information to everybody and they figured out that the virus is a cough, shortness of breath symptom are cough, shortness of breath, very different than the flu so we can identify it. >> dr. siegel did you get a chance to go inside hospital and how did you protect yourself if you did? >> well so i went in it is a

great question i went inside the brain room at biocontainment unit where they all congregate together and we sat and we went over how the the protective qement works. you know the basic protective equipment ainsley is a mask, some kind of facial shield, a gown, and gloves. i want people out there to know it is not this incredible space suit that you see. you actually could be protected that way. and i was actually mingling with a nurses with the doctors, i was outside the actual unit i.t. and i didn't feel endangered because of the precautions they take. i interviewed one of the patients there. the precautions that they take is that they help each other it is a team somebody puts on suit somebody else take it is off. it's disposable people need to understand that there are people here in nebraska and around the country that really know what they're doing help to us prepare for this. >> all right there are 15 a men quarantine many that hospital right behind you we hope they're okay. >> there very much dr. siegel

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man: the markets are plunging for a second straight day. vo: health experts warn the us is underprepared. managing a crisis is what mike bloomberg does. in the aftermath of 9-11, he steadied and rebuilt america's largest city. oversaw emergency response to natural disasters. upgraded hospital preparedness to manage health crises. and he's funding cutting edge research to contain epidemics. tested. ready. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> all right the trump campaign yesterday sued new york time for liable over an op-ed about a russia conspiracy the president says doesn't end there. >> got their opinion totally wrong as "new york times" did and frankly they've got a lot wrong over last couple of year and let that work it way through the coronavirus if you need it you'll see beyond an opinion that's not an opinion that's something much more than opinion they did a bad thing and there

will be more comeing. >> new york times promising a long court battle. >> here to weigh in analyst and host of liberty file, on fox nation, judge andrew napolitano. >> good morning guys so a couple of principles opinion is protected so president's point of point is this is not an opinion it was presented at fact. if it is an opinion, the case goes away because your opinion can be anything you want. the doctor has called fair comment. >> even if fact quoted in it in "new york times" is wrong. >> correct. correct because it is opinion that he claims he's agreed now i said he claim. he's not the plaintiff. the plaintiff is the campaign. and under liable law here in new york where they filed the complaint, the group can't be the plaintiff only an individual who is actually been harm whatted by allege ad defamation can be the the plaintiff. was the president harmed? i don't think he was harmed the statement came out after he was had already president.

so it certainly didn't harm him when he was running for president, and it is not harming him now. but he's succeeded in ginning up animosity with "times" and scrutiny of what "times" says about him. >> correct for that reason i think it will be dismissed it was actually i think a clever way to try and a expand liable law but i don't think it succee. >> i e heard president attorney talking about this or the man who is suing and he said that -- he said they wrote this editorial withings information in there that the new york time in previous article had already bumped. >> so this came out after a attorney general barr's summary of bob mueller's report. right before the report itself -- correct. so the author of this was unaware of all a of the findings that mueller had. i really think this is in the opinion category. i understand the president of ans mousty but sue prnlly which

i don't think he wants to do as sitting president. >> so -- and we heard the president last night during his press conference say we'll see it work through courts. meanwhile yesterday administration got a big win in the second court of appeals where they said, about the administration was right to say to sanctuary city if you do not follow sanctuary policies, we're not going to give you money bunch of state sued now they, the court say the administration has the opportunity to say no dough for you. >> looked up by four appellate court four of them have said administration can't add a new condition to the recipient of funds that wasn't there when the funds were authorized. the the second circuit which governs new york said opposite yesterday, because this goes to the ability of the federal government to enforce its own laws. if the feds want to hold back money until they can be satisfied as to how that money is being used to make sure it is

not used against ins forcement of federal law they can. bottom line, because you have four circuit court going one way and one going other way, this is absolutely gymed up if supreme court. when will this come down if its gets to supreme court, i was surprisedded close to election. [laughter] >> new york court voted in favor of the president tell us about this court. >> i was surprised as well most prestigious my friends in d.c. circuit don't want to hear this and most appellate court in the country because it is new york. i was stunned at the way it went. >> how does supreme court go out if it comes to that level? >> prediction 5-4 the president. but never been resolved at supreme court level the pete as you know why we have these appellate courts going in different directions. >> and then if the supreme court rules come out just before the lech it's going to inflame both sides. >> absolutely. absolutely. you know, concept of sanctuary

city, is sack are sacrosanct to administration. >> to the law should you get federal money? that seem pretty cut and dry. >> so rule always has been if there's going to be a condition on the money, the condition has to be stated at the outset it can't be added afterwards that's the way those four circuit courts went. one in new york said yeah you can have that condition because it goes to the core reason to which the money is being spent. law enforcement. >> you're first person who has ever used worth ama and sacrosanct jillian. >> here you are. to the story lawyers for lori loughlin due in court today they say new evidence will clear their name in college admission scandal. couple is accused of paying half million dollars in bribes to get

their daughters into usc. they've pleaded not guilty and chaiment they thought payment were donations. their law lawyers say notes from the seems mastermind show the fbi pressured him to lie to clients about the bribes. >> 2020 honeful pete buttigieg accused of copying political oughted ad from another democrat. >> from a first generation immigrant and fifth generation grew up in shuttered factories. shortly after that posted former congressional candidate j.d. tweeted link to his old campaign ad which -- some say look very familiar. watch this. >> while he was gone, thing back home were hitting dark. he knew he must come back to iowa. >> tweeting, quote, imingation is the sincerist form of flattery and previously awe accused of plagiarizing from president obama. a woman trapped inside her

burning car rescue by brave police officers in the whole thing was caught on body cam. while car was on its side when police in bridgeport, connecticut arrived they managed to flip the car back on its wheels and pull woman out of a window. before the whole thing went up in flames. that is a look at your headlines she's is very lucky they were there. >> they did all that while it was on fire. unbelievable. thanks jillian. you know janice denos about first responders her husband is the fire department. he's a big shot there, and hats off to all of those. >> i want us to congratulations to timmy carol who became captain yesterday. we had a graduation yesterday one of our good friends timny carol congrats let's take a look at the map i was at his graduating party. here are current temperatures so we have a big storm system that's developing across great lakes that is pushing up in towards canada. however, we're going to have

wind in excess of 50 miles per hour across the great lakes. so blizzard warnings are in effect down wind of ontario and we could see some heavy snow with us as well. all the way up towards nulled part of the app appalachians as well some areas could get 6, 10, 12 inch of snow but blizzard conditions i'm worried about. the rest pretty good across country and blustery winds right now, whew. not a good hair day. [laughter] >> who needs a wind machine when we've got the winter. all right thank you a very much. >> you can deal with cold but when it is windy and cold that's when -- >> wind is what get you every time right to your worst core. speaking of cores, economic cores, well you've got capitalism and then you have got socialism we talk about it on the program. you have to check this out on fox nation i watched first part of a six part series called unauthorize the history of social esm.

oh a lot of people have a ton of questions do wonder where idea e from. how did it get so popular bret baier is hosting on fox nation you will love it. here's a preview clip of part it have. >> it was one of the most powerful political ideas in history. it promised a world of harmony and abundance if only l property were shared by all and distributed equally ideas was called socialism and it spread farther and faster than any religion in history. then, in almost blink of an eye, it all collapsed. many proclaim that socialism was gone forever. but they were wrong. >> they are certainly wrong, and so you can find it right now at fox nation this is precisely the kind of content that fox nation creates. it is very, very well done you're not going to get it anywhere else. the unauthorized true real unvarnish reality of who socialism has been.

the known fact is started in state of indiana. absolutely watch the documentary the idea of socialism started in indiana. >> a good tees. check it out go to fox nation.com, figure out how that all works download app watch it on your smart device. pete thanks. >> meanwhile coming up. ainsley. ainsley: a signature free platform. >> we were just talking about this. social sm we're going to make public colleges to universities to tuition free. >> free. free. >> you know what maybe it's not free, and it is no wonder they like it only a fraction of millennials are actually financially literate financial planner breaks down why they need to read up on basics. coming up. being a disabled veteran and to have a tooth pain

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colleges and universities tuition free, free. >> free. >> free. that's beshes reeling in support with promise of freebies but not concerned about how he'll pay for all of it that will be one reason are why only 16%, one sic of millennial are financially literal here to react of dynamic money is chris. thanks for being here that's a stunningly low number from survey why are millennials not informed on basic economic? >> i don't think we do much in term of financial education so think about what are kids required to learn in school, english, history that's all fantastic pef very few states that require any sort of actual financial literacy or basic education. north carolina just came out with one of the sweeping bills on this thing, student have to take at least one class in this area. but a lot of states don't cover

this at all if they do one or two week in a middle of a segment kids aren't thing these thing. >> not going through full question in this survey but one is schismly about interest rate does your money go up or down if you have an interest rate? 62 only 60% got that right 30% got right to question whether a stock is safer than a mutual fund really basic stuff. but going even past basic financial literate are we teaching contaminate capitalism when word like socialism ideas are introduced kids are ready to deal with that? >> i think we discuss it in a historic sense of kids but we don't get into the practical reality of what has made this the wealthiest country on effort the best my in the world it is certainly not socialism right. and yet a lot of these kids are growing up i have the child of one of my client called me and said hey i need some advice a i said sure. they were graduating from college they just spent 100 ,000 dollars going to college.

and they said i'm apply for my first job what do you think e should ask for for a salary i said well, how much is it going to cost where you want to live they said i have no idea. i said okay are you going to have roommates i don't know. how much is food going to cost no clue and their parent were both highly educated doctors. and so this isn't just that we have kids not caring or getting excited about revolutionary ideas this is a lack of understanding of how does this actually work. >> if you lakings information or able to process it then you hear someone saying i'll take relieve you of that burden politically by paying for stuff for you. sure that start to look attractive. >> when bernie constantly saying bloomberg is buying the election. right and that -- might be fair whatever. but how much is bernie buying in election when he tells this entire group of people everything is going to be free? right you're going to have free health care, all of the student billses are going to go away and medicare for all and early child care that's incredibly

attractive by the way you don't have to pay for any of it it is all of the wealthy folks that pay for it. >> that's a great point so bloomberg is buying election with his own money. bernie wants to buy election with all of our money. >> exactly. that's exactly it and a scary trend because honestly again there's just this movement towards well it is beginning to be wealthy folkses that pay for it. the atlantic calm out with an article yesterday just that said literally -- there's no way that wealthy folks could pay for this. it would have to be everybody. but you don't hear bernie talking about that. >> certainly not not a chris burns thanks so much for your time. >> thank you for having me on. i appreciate it. we're live coming up on program we have tony varney mike huckabee coming up on the next hour. he breaks that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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to china. >> diagnosis fueling fears about the global outbreak as president trump tries to keep americans calm and focused on what we actually know. that's right. >> aishah live with what we know at this moment about about this patient and others aishah, good morning. >> so we know this is a northern california resident now hospitalized at uc davis in sacramento as doctors try to figure out how they caught the virus. the person had not recently traveled to a foreign country or been in contact with another confirmed patient. and this is now sparking fear that we may have our first instance of a community spread. the cdc warning there will be more cases as a the president insist the risk to other americans is still low. >> of the 15 people, the original 15 as i call them eight

of them have returned to their home to stay in their home until fully recovered. one is in the hospital and five have fully recovered. and one is we think in pretty good shape. and it's in between hospital and going home. >> the president appointed vice president mike pence to head the country through funds and meantime south korea and a u.s. postponing their annual military joint drill because of the risk. south korea has 21 confirmed cases among its military. while one u.s. service member stationed there is all a now sick. and airline are bracing for a hit, american delta, united awaiting ticket change fees for anyone flying to south korea in coming months. steve. pete, ainsley. >> all right aishah, thanks. >> the president pretty much scheduled that press conference last night that you saw live about 6:35 last night here in on

news channel as soon as he got back from india he brought in all of essentially his medical a team and the message was, look, you've heard thing on tv. it's done something to the stock market. it is scared a lot of people we're going to tell you what we know at this point and he had put mike pence who he said had vast experience dealing with health crisises in indiana, he charged to be point person and he will coordinate with with all of those other people there in the -- white house briefing room yesterday. a report back to the president through mr. pence. >> there were report throughout the day to appoint a coronavirus czar instead went with vice president of the united states who everyone will be reporting to because, what he did at the podium reason for it is to show a coordinated effort and contain it and they've already done. here's all of the people we're calm we'ring looking at the facts. there's no need for hysteria and

panic here, you can imagine if he went other direction, of course, the media would have accused of soaking panic and said we've been monitoring this. and ainsley as you pointed out last hour compare it to flu so what they see this is. >> 16,000 can die in the year or with a flu so we know a lot about flu. i think we don't enough about coronavirus and heard there wasn't a vaccine for it so that does making you fearful but don't panic and doctors have told us use sanitizer wash your handle a lot and stay individual is lent we interviewed dr. marc siegel he was in omaha, nebraska this morning an he went there and inside the hospital where they're about about 13 people i believe that are inside that hospital that they're watching that have been diagnosed with the coronavirus. this is what he said. >> this is the rain trust that president is talking about. they have 13 positive patients that have the coronavirus, they've been studying them. they know now some thing we didn't know before.

one, it is amendment more contagious than the flu. two, it look like it can be treated because these 13 patients are doing well. they're reefing out around country and spreading information. to everybody and they figured out that the viruses are cough, shortness, symptoms are cough, shortness of breath, very different than the flu. so we can identify it. >> that's marc siegel on the case. he's our medical a team the president has his medical a a team up on stage yesterday. earlier in the day, the president tweeted out, that democrats and some members of the mainstream media are ryinging to hurt had his reelection chances. and, quote, they're doing everything possible to make coronavirus look as bad as possible including panicking markets they have gone down close to 9% i believe over last three trading days. and what you listen to what's going on on a lot of tv channels, you hear a lot of people talk -- who are political rivals

or members of the media taking shots at the president and a response goes something like this. watch. >> president trump under pressure to show that he is in command of america's response to the growing international crisis. >> i believe that the administrations lack of coordination for the coronavirus response is on full display. we all know that. >> donald trump in general not just with the coronavirus but in general doesn't take important things seriously. >> he's not try -- he's outright contradicting everything that you all have just said. outis right contradiction. shameful that put a proposal now that is meeker and anemic what he's doing is -- late, too late anemic. thing that's scared to death about the trump administration is no idea of what they're doing. >> so this is coronavirus wish they would say we're going to work together to make sure no one getting sick and not

political. >> they have been -- these are all democrats. they've been resisting the president from the very beginning of his administration and then wake up to headlines like this from democrat friends in the media and "new york times" this is two paragraphs into front page story for years -- experts have warned that mr. trump has been squandering qebility he could need in a moment of national emergency. what i'ming looking and wondering from sound bites people that have already squandered any potential of good will of working together which is what americans would like to see in an emergency look this which is what president is say he's doing. yet they're playing politics. >> if you continue to read that article it take about how it was let me see delivered to president delivered casual account and soundbite they hose to use was we will see what happens. the president said -- >> they're not framing it. remember the president is running for reelection do you think they're trying to make him look bad there are a lot of headlines in other papers to

that point. in "the new york post" today on the editorial page we were reading this morning, you've got an item that goes back a couple of years. it talks about how this fella at the world health organization bruce elwood told reporters that world is not ready for coronavirus, and to hear that, from him at world health organization, that's pretty scary stuff. the reality check is on this guy, according to new york post back in 2014, this same fella warned that the ebola virus could reach 10,000 week by the first week in december. 10,000 -- that's scary. i don't remember that happening. well because it was feel better then and it was 500 in fact ebola peaked month before and sad truth is global health bureaucrats use outbreaks to push for greater funding with utter disregard for the truth. the post writes go ahead and prepare incase 19 does break out

in america. but watch out for self-interested panic amongers mongers as well. >> you mentioned democrats don't want him to win let's go down to south carolina. >> happening in your state a race, again, clock there for democrats to win over voters before the pivotal south carolina primary. >> but as bernie sanders closes a gap -- in the country not everybody is feeling the burn. >> tbrif jenkins live in charleston to explain. hey, griff. >> hey steve, pete, with and ainsley the paper here in charleston post and career headline is biden widens lead trying to close with two day to go picking up a key endorsement. most influential democrat in the state james clieborn. watch. >> joe biden, south carolina -- about but joe biden -- >> but not every politician here

in the paul meadows is behind florence mayor steve at a bernie rally feeling the burn in this supporters at that rally. seeing no stop in sanders. listen. >> how does it feel about to be a bunch of radical? [cheering] hada bunch of radicals revolutionaries -- a bunch of socialists here in the myrtle beach. >> can stop sanders? >> i hope not. start to see more momentum from bloomberg. i think that could be some competition for bernie but right now i see bernie as front runner. >> not unstoppable but i think it's going to be difficult. >> can't be so. no that's like trying to stop the sun from rising in the morning. >>it will be tough for bernie to beat donald trump. >> now let me show you in leat poll just how wide biden's lead

is you see in the climb clemson poll double next contestant and 17ers 13 and in university poll biden leading 31% to sand terse 23, and steyer 20%. a lot can happen in two day we'll have to see what become of it. all of the other candidates were in sint from single digit polls and town hall with amy klobuchar at 6:30. >> griff thank you. that clemson poll that's pretty phenomenal. >> just the fact that poll was done before mr. cliborn i would imagine it is getting bigger. theetion winning ahead of tom steyer by 18 points and stier is number l two in south carolina. >> spend all of his money in south carolina appealing. bloomberg did not spend money so who he's taking from is a big question. but a lot of also ran that's

going thin very quickly through south carolina and into super tuesday, and this is going to be the question is -- does biden get enough bouts from south carolinaing to go to super tuesday and have a formidable showing because he has been fading. is it enough? we shall see. i don't know. >>one of our senators we interviewed him yesterday 60% of the democratic voters are african-american about and so there's such a significant pull because they loved, they love president obama and biden was absolutely vice president. >> bernie can have a tendency to overperform poll too because one poll shows biden doubling his support right now that may not be what we see. >> but you have to figure that if joe biden runs away with it in south carolina and real possibility he could people in the super tuesday state who have not done early voting are going to go -- you know, i watch bloomberg. i don't like that guy. bernie i've heard is a socialist and i saw those people. [laughter] those right there. maybe joe biden is the state vote to beat donald trump.

and that ultimately is what number one thing they want is the the candidate who can beat donald trump. >> keep in mind this is fourth state we have iowa, new hampshire, nevada, now south carolina. >> that's been biden problem you can't figure the electable candidate if you don't actually win any election. >> but if he wins first one here maybe start to make what. go back in the days and joe biden said that south carolina is his firewall he looks at first ones as first four. remember when rudy joule giuliani said my firewall was florida and toast before he got to firewall. >> tire toast -- all right let's hand it over to jillian good morning to you. sm police right now are searching for mote nigh deadly shooting at the coors beer factor before killing himself. milwaukee mayor calls shooting one of the worst tranl diss in city's history. >> this site, this miller

brewing site has been part of the miller family in part of the city of milwaukee for 165 years. and this is the saddest day that we have had. >> police have not yet released the names of the victims or the gunman. not so great escape a inmate escaping utah jail cell by posing as a fellow prisoner. police say caleb was behind bars for mail fraud and allegedly acted like this guy. matthew who was supposed to be released after spending more than 70 days in jail for theft. police say he actually shaved his head to look like bill and memorized with the help of him himself and a he's on run and one is still behind bars. i don't get that but that's whatever. nascar driver ryan newman stops by race shop and recovers from a daytona 500 crash. the fenway team greating him

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>> vladimir putin thinks that president trump should be president of the united states that's why russia is helping you get elected so you'll lose to him. >> i will tell you are a russias want they don't want a political party they want chaos what we're having is an attack by a hostile foreign power on our democracy right now. we, in fact, should be imposing

sanctions on russia now for their interference. >> there you have 2020 debates to meddle in upcoming election but our next guest points out that russia has been doing this than the cold war so why all of the hype right now so joining us now is columnist author of the book, the plot against the president. lee smith is joins us from d.c.. lee gorn good morning to you. >> thank you for bringing me on. it is great to have you so russians have, russia has and soviet union they've been meddling in elections since the cold war. but now we are red hot on this. what's going on? >> because it has nothing to do with russians it has to do with a democratic party the clip you were showing before it is ridiculous this is the moderate wing of the democratic party that is rehearsing now a four-year-old conspiracy about russia and russian collusion.

so it is both now president trump and candidate, candidate bernie sanders, everyone is colluding with russia. aside from moderate wing of the democratic party. it is a broken institution. >> so are they -- are they trying to program us hey, after donald trump wins in november they're thinking the reason he won was because russia wound up putting bernie sanders opposite him and, of course, russia was with donald trump become the next president for another term. >> that's interesting i think that's a likely scenario they'll put it exactly like that but look we're joking but this has been going on for four years remember that it was february actually february, 2016 when we first saw evidence that's when they first started suggesting that general michael flynn was colluding with a russians his relations with russians were with suspicious so again four years now this has been going on so terrible thing for the country. actually i think that democrats are likely to try to weapon size this before the election.

i think one of the things that are going to try to do is call different trump campaign figures to call different trump surrogate and trump allies stated that they're spreading russian information they'll smear them this the media and they'll also try to deplatform them social media so crazy that moderate wing of the democratic party their sinister clowns but this is dangerous what it is leading to. >> lee let's go back to while the democrats to talk about russian interference and interviewed cold war we're talking about 1950s. >> this is going on for a long time and on capitol hill congressman muñiz saying this for several year, and you know i quote him extensively and a in the the book on this. this is a typical russian play. and, of course, during the cold war the soviet union was a much greater power. than what we're looking at right now with russia, which is a --

a corrupt state without, without -- with a fraction of the resources that the soviet union had including ability to interfere in our election. so again this is not really about the russians, not about vladimir putin but fact that democrats continue, continue to push a crazy conspiracy theory about the russians this is not about russian misinformation but democracy misinformation that's what's happening. >> talking about russian influence and interference in our election, hasn't united states federal government trying to influence elections around the world including in russia? >> well i mean it's not entirely covert if you look at what we do around world we pay -- we pay different mjo we work through different mgo and make an argument if that's a good or bad thing but certainly united

states works hard to shape political swrowt comes around the world among our allies, and among our adversaries so, i mean, famously, the obama state department worked with the adversaries, the political rival of prime minister benjamin netanyahu so play a role in leches arngdz the world all of the time oftentimes it is a good thing that we do this other time not so great. >> there you go columnist at the magazine also author of the book, the plot against the president. lee thanks for gives us a little history lesson. >> thank you for kindly for inviting me on. >> thank you switching gears remember when nancy pelosi said this. >> i do reach out to socialism as a economic system. if people have that view that's their view. that is not the the view of the democratic party. >> really?

well now nancy pelosi is apparently willing to support democratic socialist bernie sanders, what happened? tony on that topic coming up next. (whistling) (whistling)

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>> nancy pelosi admitting how she would feel if bernie sanders became her party's white house nominee. >> will you be okay if bernie sanders is the nominee? >> yes. >> do you have any concern that you could lose the majority? >> no. >> okay so that was her yesterday. but those remarks are far cry from how she felt about bernie sanders and the socialist agenda he supports about about a year ago. watch this. >> when medicare was done by the congressed a at the a time under lyndon johnson ronald reagan said medicare will lead us it a socialist dictatorship. this is ongoing theme of republican, however, i do reject socialism as an economic system. if people have that view, that's their view. that is not the view of the democratic party. >> at least it wasn't less than a year ago here to react is radio talk show host tony cat

live from cpac hi, tony. >> hey it is good to be with you brian kilmeade took the stage behind me. >> yeah we have a seat here. well, tell us what you think about her changing her tune less than a year ago she said that is not the democratic party and now she's saying that she would be fine with him winning. >> well, she has to have been somebody who gotten use to losing to thissing progressive socialist wing. she's lost to cortez and no control of the party and i think bigger question is if bernie is party right all ideas medicare for all and free college tuition is democratic party is at why trying to work hard to get rid of bernie sanders and put him in the trunk so either problem is he's too far pa left or the problem is he's too honest and democrats like to keep their social esm on dl. >> but tony don't you also think remember who is -- bernie sanders biggest supporter in congress that's aoc, and the

last thing nancy pelosi needs is to suddenly have aoc go after her in primary season. >> yeah but a oh, c is already going after her. this whole thing with change whatever it is tax where she's giving money to progressive democrats quote unquote to challenging incumbent democrat blowing up system from inside the democratic party can't stand her like they can't stop him. this is really the nancy pelosi just rolling over on her back showing you other side of her belly she's given up that's obvious. >> absorb and party has chosen that to be -- >> can't beat it. join it. maybe that's where they are. you're from indiana you've -- you're familiar with mayor pete as country has been. well l, there's been some analysis recently of his speeches and how similar they are to a former president. take a look at this we're going

to get you to it react. >> certain audacity to this announcement. now i recognize audacity in church basements and in our school. reaching into church basements and barbershops into universities. >> white, shining is a beacon to the world. >> country we love shines as a beacon around world. if a voice can change a room it is change a city. and if it can change a city it can change a state. and if it can change a state, it can change a nation. >> if we can light up a neighborhood then we can light up a city. if we can light up a city, we can light up this whole country. >> tony it worked for barack obama, why not? >> it is so good i forget the name of the group that put that together. but all of the kudos in world that is spectacular. but we have been discussing it. even pete buttigieg acknowledged in last debate some people call

me unflappable but first one saw unflappable and second so obvious that he wants to be known as obama cool character but people know him kind of as this fraud like lied about all of the black support in south carolina. from business owners or from -- civic leaders which he doesn't have. he lies about what is happen haded in really in south bend when residents of south bend tell you this isn't a good place and refned sylvester referred to pete buttigieg has no heart this is a meads for tv candidate he just aingt made for the oval office. >> almost like he watched videos of barack obama speech and took note. >> some quarterback study the tape, and so did pete buttigieg and a he did, he didding everything but figure out how to sing amazing grace. [laughter] >> well it worked for barack obama, doesn't seem that it is beginning to work for mayor pete. but we'll see how things go in south carolina. >> organization the recount shared that video on monday.

>> tony thank you very much. appreciate it. steve what's coming up? >> welt the markets responding to coronavirus outbreak but trump says democrats could all be a factor. watch. i think they say there's a possibility that it can happen. ting really takes hit because of that had. >> stuart varney says there's one democrat who scares investors who is it you'll find out on the other side of a brief timeout. if your gums bleed when you brush,

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officially hitting the us.virus man: the markets are plunging for a second straight day. vo: health experts warn the us is underprepared. managing a crisis is what mike bloomberg does. in the aftermath of 9-11, he steadied and rebuilt america's largest city. oversaw emergency response to natural disasters.

upgraded hospital preparedness to manage health crises. and he's funding cutting edge research to contain epidemics. tested. ready. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

>> i really think the the stock market of something i know a lot about i think it took a hit maybe for two reason. i think they look at the people that you watch with debating last night and they is there a possibility that can happen. i think it really takes hit because of that. and is certainly took a hit because of this. and i understand that also. because of supply chains and various other thing and people coming in. but i think the stock market will recover the economy is very strong. >> there you get the president you saw him liefl on channel last night addressing the coronavirus outbreak pointing out who may be to blame for its impact on the market. here to weigh in stuart varney host of varney and company on fox business.

good to see you. >> you looked at the market. >> well bernie sanders scares investor half to death socialism is an economy killer, it is a stock market killer. and bernie sanders is now the front runner. the possibility, however, remote of a sanders presidency really upsets an worries investor and so they should be worried the man is a socialist but look the real driver of thissing big downside move that we've had this week we're off a about 2,000 points just this week on the dow. >> this point monday, tuesday, wednesday. real driver leer is, obviously, spreading virus. there'sthere's no question about that but politic is a factor and if you see -- a bernie sanders presidency on a democrat presidency looming at you, as the president say anything can happen in an election. no matter how remote you're going to get worried if you're an investor. >> that looming reality never became more stark than on monday morning when markets opened

saturday in nevada. >> sanders runs away with it and it could be him they add that to coronavirus and you have -- let be clear, though, the corona striers is my -- by, obviously, the mainl driver of this sell loff. that politics is the socialism is a factor. right there. >> to your point about politic weapon mentioned this earlier in program rahm emanuel famously said once upon a time never let a good disaster go to waste. or crisis go to waste. someone suggested on the president's side his allies -- the democrats are trying to talk down the economy and everything else to make him look bad so he won't win reelection, in fact, that's what president tweeted yesterday. rnl look what leading democrats have been saying about the president's performance on the virus. i think they've been creating a level of panic here, and that's not helping the market. senator schumer called it a concern called president dangerously incompetent. speaker pelosi says anemic to

late response and senator warren has a new plan coming to take money from that racist war, and divert it off to the virus. if that's not drumming up some panic which actually encourages the downside move for the market, i don't know who what is politics is a factor. >> when will we see market rebound? >> i don't know. i simply don't know answer to that. when we have a handle as it wash around world where we've got the slight fest idea that we're at the a bottom, then you'll see a rebounding from the market. >> president has a press conference and positive about this. i guess press kfns was after market closed do you see -- >> well you see what happened yesterday that president held that meeting at 6:00. almost immediately thereafter we got news of this unexplained case occurring in california. not linked to travel, not linked to another virus carrier, that sir, that's worrying to say least and that's what took market down a bit more. >> probably also doesn't help market when they look at what's

being said in washington from democrats. and noting looking to a constructively work with the administration. but instead to lerchl it politically. >> if there's one thing had you're faced with a political virus you want political unity to go after this virus, and go after this crisis. well, obviously, we don't have it that doesn't help the market. >> also what doesn't help market is that fact that because of the coronavirus fears not only impact travel companies things like that but also when you look at the supply chain, you know parts that are made in china, not only for cars and thing like that but i saw that one of the big soda pop makers was in trouble because a lot of splenda is made in china and there's a supply chain disruption in getting splenda over here. >> china is workshop over the world it slows down or comes to stand still everybody feels it that's what you call supply chain. there's a sect right there toy industry you name it across the board.

>> you've been going wall to wall and you have a big show today as well. >> we do dow is down another 200 at the open today as well. >> all right of you have on your program rick scott is and tony up to talk politics and coronavirus and everything else. >> thank you, sir. jillian is behind you and a hass more headlines. >> let's begin with this story a would be burglar hits to break into off-duty sheriff deputy shooting steven after he used an ax to break down in florida. the deputy then handcuffed him until backup arrived. sheriff's department says that deputy was protecting herself and her had children. sayer is in stable condition and facing multiple charges. hillary clinton is defending campaign donations from harvey weinstein. >> contributed to barack obama's campaign, and john kerry's company and al gore's campaign and everybody's campaign. >> but while clinton says every democrat got donation fec filingsing show she received the

most according to the fec clinton raked in 1.4 million dollars during her 2016 presidential run. and more than 73 thousand dollars and ran for new york senate and weinstein contributed more than 2.3 million to democrats. >> how about this in parent can be fined for letting their young son outside according to "the new york post," new york state is siding with a condo board on long island. the group wants parents to pay a $150 fine each their son makes too much noise playing on sidewalk and state rejected claims from parent who are hispanic say the board is just following it clearly stated bylaws. wow. there's this your wheels could say a lot about your personality. ♪ ♪ there you go. >> there you go. there you go -- there you go. [laughter] >> according to a new study if

you drive an expensive car you're most likely a jerk. [laughter] researchers at the university of nevada found people who drive flashier cars are less likely to stop at a crosswalk. because they feel a sense of superiority. look at that. you know when we play true or false game, true -- >> i think generally speaking that is true. >> what kind of car do you drive? >> drive a 2005 jeep grand cherokee but i don't take pride in having an old car i think, you know. >> did you ever want a flashy -- >> everybody wants cool car but if it is defining thing sometimes, sometimes -- just saying. >> i have a 2007 that was my midlife crisis car my main car and i have a subaru built in indiana. >> right midlife crisis is like a fancy car -- a convertible you're the not a jerk. you're not a jerk.

old convertible which by the way -- is parked in my neighbor ray's garage because the the convertible top doesn't go up and down so i have to keep it in garage incase it is raining. rain is watching -- >> if you agree request with that study and drive a fancy car you're a jerk? >> we drive like a 15-year-old ford. [laughter] let's attack a look at the maps real quick because we have a storm across the northeast to bring in windy conditions over parts of the northeast of new england as well as great lakes wind chills yes it is cold. a lot of arctic air with with this air mass and we could see potential of blizzard conditions downwind of ontario to cause some problems. not only a foot or more of snow. but we're blowing snow and reduce visibility so that's going to be a big deal across the northeast. the rest of the country, though, is pretty quiet. but if you're traveling to the northeast, just be aware that we could have some delays through friday because of those blustery winds and conditions. i'm by myself here i feel kind of lonely.

>> l somebody in a fancy car will pull up soon and be very nice to you. >> okay can they buy me coffee? [laughter] >> oh. a fancy car probably. >> i thought i already, pete bought you coffee. come on in to get it. janiceing bought coffee yesterday we buy each other coffee every day because -- fox and friends run on duncan. at the top of the hour talk about breaking stereotype our next went from clinching sorority to hunting down a terrorist. welcome to portabella's. this guy looks like he's ready for some scampi bites. wait a sec i feel like i know you? oh! have you dined with us before? no, you're -- you're that insurance guy, aren't you? the pasty one? oh, yeah. as if! like i'm gonna go into some spiel about how you can get options based on your budget with the name your price tool. hey, robbie, you tell them about the mushroom puffers? just about to, pam.

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a former cia and fbi agent breaking stereotypes in her new memoir where she tell her real life journey going from a sorority house at the university of southern california to hundredthinging town world most wanted terrorist after 9-1-1. the book is called the unexpected spy that is on sale now and on sale on tuesday and former intelligence agent a and author a tracy walder join us now with more. hey, tracy. j thank you for having me. >> you're welcome. so how -- you're a d.g. at the university of southern california. and what happens next?

>> so one day i was walking along our thoroughfare and i just saw a table from a cia recruiter and i gave them my resumé and they said that because i was a history major, some of the skill that i had could be of use to them. so the the next thing you know a few months later they gave me a call. >> see seen a lot of video of what terrorists do to americans and others around world it is very is scary. were you not fearful? >> sometimes i think that maybe age i was only 21 i thinking being 21 years old sort of in a weird way made me feel fearless. ing looking back, now at the age of 41, about i probably should have been a little bit more scared and fearful than i was. but at the time i was not. >> so tell us about what you were doing after that after you graduated where did you go from there? >> after i graduated i started at the cia about a month after graduation and put into counterterrorism center wreb this was before september 11th so really it wasn't sort of the place to be at the time. and i was really looking at

terrorist training camps and sort of tracking them and that's where i was on september 11th. >> so which terrorist did you hunt? >> can't say that. >> not allowed to talk about it. >> yes i'm so sorry. >> what can we find out about your life in the book? >> so basically i started working on a deeply class fidded program just before september 11th that really took off during september 11th and i detail a lot of that in a chapter called the vault in my book and that's where sort offing looking for and hunting terrorist really picked up the pace a little bit. i did a lot of talking to terrorists, and i detail that a lot in the book as well. >> wow. i know you're a former cia and fbi agent what are are you doing now? >> so i just stopped teaching history at one of the largest all girl schools in the country and what i was able to do that because we have aa tonmy in classroom was create a class on national security, terrorism, and espionage for young women as a result a lot of my former

student have gone into those types of fields and type of government agencies so been really great to see. >> what's had tougher work for the government or teaching high school students? you know, i think sometimes teaching high school student. >> that's what i hear everyone has warned me about my daughter becoming a teenager. unexpected spy thanks tracee wish you all of the best. thank you for your service to our country too. >> thanks. >> still ahead a doug collins and carter page and john huckabee. people, our sales now apply to only 10 frames.

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♪ ♪ ♪ steve: can't stop the feeling. "fox & friends" this thursday. next stop, friday, ladies and gentlemen. pete is in for friday. pete: next after friday is the weekend. ainsley: you'll be anchoring four hours on sunday and four hours -- pete: we would. steve: there he is. great to have you. a lot of news. ainsley: let's start with coronavirus. fox news alert, overnight the cdc confirming the first american coronavirus case with

no known link to china. steve: didn't meet anybody from china that they know of. president trump is urging calm promising this will end eventually. pete: fox news medical contributor mark siegel. dr., siegel, good morning. >> we may be hearing the first case of us taken spread of coronavirus of unknown source in california at a time when we are seeing sustained spread of hundreds of cases in cases with well-developed health systems, cdc thinks we may be next in the united states. here in nebraska med we have the brain trust of people who are studying the virus, how it spreads, the reaching out to other medical centers around the country and they are figuring

out just how contagious this is and how to treat it. people are frightened and understandable that people are frightened, nobody is more frightened than a patient i interviewed yesterday at medical center who is in quarantine and yet despite all of this she goes about her routines and soldiers on, take a look. >> i was not frightened until yesterday. i'm isolated and i have 3 people a day that come in, breakfast, lunch and dinner. that's the only contact that we have. >> the president is right, guys, this virus is a formidable foe but we have the brains and we have the no how to fight it and we are going to fight it beginning with the experts right here at nebraska med, back to you. steve: dr. siegel, as we look at you in heavy coat in nebraska in

omaha, i've heard people say much like the flu the coronavirus may go away like the flu does when the cold weather goes away and the warmer summer air start, is there anything to that? do we know if the coronavirus acts the same way as influenza? >> steve, that's a really good question. here is a couple of answers, one i think it's more contagious than the flu, so do experts here. 2, characterized with cough and shortness of breath, chest symptoms, muscle ache and fatigue, there's every reason to believe that with seasonal variation of viruses, that, yes, in the late spring when it gets warmer and more humid you may very well see this outbreak and possible pandemic die down, absolutely. ainsley: dr. seigel, how can we protect our families against this? >> i think that being on the alert about this is really key and i think that people who are sick should protect others by wearing masks, washing hands

frequently, and using hand sanitizer especially on plane and public places. it is helping no one and i don't believe that anyone walking down the streets of the united states has to worry about catching this virus. it's all about isolating beam are sick. pete: doctor, to that point, you were in the hospital yesterday where people are quarantined and as someone who understands better than any of us, do you have any concerns for yourself? >> that's a great point, pete. we have been talking about all that all morning, i was in the biocontainment. i met with the nurses and the doctors, i met with a patient. i was shown how to use protective equipment, not for one minute did i worry about getting this virus. they are being careful, they are wearing masks, they are wearing gloves and they are wearing gloves. there's no reason that people need to panic or worry about

that. the experts know what they are doing and trying to isolate patient who is have it and keeping frit spreading. steve: all right, final exit question, people are watching this and the president said americans are at low risk and predicted swift end to it, do we need to go out and buy face mask because we hear there's a run on those or canned food and prepared to be stuck at home for a couple of weeks? >> absolutely not. i think that center for disease control were trying to make a statement and they went overboard and made people that something is looming, some danger is upping, it's not the case. there may be some spreads in the community but isolated. people out there need to go about their business and not worry about this virus. it is not prominent right now and it may never get to be that case. we are not close to that yet. so i would tell everyone to go about their business and be

calm. steve: that's what we want to hear. peter: appreciate it. ainsley: federal appeals court happens to be in new york decided to agree with the president because you had new york, washington, massachusetts, connecticut and the city of new york suing the government because the president was saying you're not going to get federal money if you don't comply with federal immigration laws. steve: right, which kind of makes sense according to second court of appeals yesterday. they said that it is very clear in this particular law that the u.s. attorney general can impose conditions on states and municipalities receiving money. in other words, if you want our department of justice grants, law enforcement grants, you are going to have to follow our laws and the sanctuary states and sanctuary entities, municipalities are going, wait a minute, they can't do that. well, yesterday the court said yes, they can.

pete: this type of argument not unique to trump administration, withholding federal fund based on compliance with law it's something that's long been done. steve: you want our money, you follow the rules. pete: the money is how they enforce things. the new york city mayor bill de blasio put out a statement as one of those sanctuary cities and this is how he responded. president trump's latest retaliation against him hometown takes away security funding from the number one terrorist target in america all because we refused to play base his arbitrary rules, no one knows how to keep new yorkers safe more than men and women of nypd. the president is starving them of resources named in honor of the new york's finest eddy burn, we will see him back in court and we will win. i think he's referring to the fact that this will like i will go to supreme court. but to say that the president is undermining fund to go combat terrorism in light of the fact that you're letting criminals out of jail in a sanctuary city, he's trying to make a political.

ainsley: people think you care more about illegal aliens than citizens that pay taxes. i wouldn't give her an allowance unless she does chores, you can't do federal dollars if you're not going to follow federal laws. steve: doesn't make any sense. logic is a little crazy. we will give you more money to help you fight crime and terrorism, all you have to do is help us fight crime and terrorism. ainsley: you want to make your city a sanctuary city, fine, do it. don't expect to get federal dollars if you're going to do that. you can't have your ache and -- cake and eat it too. pete: bill de blasio endorsed bernie sanders and defending him. steve: why would he not be supporting michael bloomberg who once upon a time was mayor of new york city for 3 terms? they belong to the new york city's mayor club.

mr. de blasio does not like mr. bloomberg at all as we witnessed in this clip from hannity. >> what about his praise of venezuela, cuba, who honeymoons in the former soviet union? they killed millions in the former soviet unions. >> every day americans don't want to talk about cold war, they want to make sure they have decent job and decent wages. >> they will get slapped with 4% tax increase and then when you die you to give 90% of your wealth, don't you think that's legalizing stealing? how much of every dollar after you pay state, local, federal, sales, property taxes should everybody be allowed to keep? anybody? >> i'm not going to do a single number. bottom line is -- >> why not? you want to legalize stealing and confiscate it away and build your power. steve: apologizes, that was not

the sound bite. ainsley: it was a good one. steve: it was about socialism rather than mike bloomberg. pete: when you watch -- this is what bill de blasio said, when you watch mike bloomberg on the stage he has no clue what everyday people are going through. far from endorsing mayor bloomberg de blasio going after him while trying to defend socialism. steve: a lot of people are trying to get their heads around the fact that bernie sanders, the democratic socialist is leading in all the polls for the most part except south carolina to be their standard bearer. they don't have a straight-forward democrat. they have a democratic socialist. yesterday nancy pelosi who in the past has said we will never get somebody who embraces socialism. yesterday she was asked this topic and thereon -- this topic and this is her response. >> would you be okay if bernie sanders is the nominee? any concerns that you could lose

the majority? ainsley: never going to impeach him unless it's bipartisan and then she supported impeachment. never going elect a socialist and she supports -- pete: now that the looming prospect is their nominee, is a socialist, well, that's the tune she had -- ainsley: she has to get on board. pete: less than a year ago she wasn't on board, listen. >> when medicare was done by the congress at the time under lyndon johnson, ronald reagan said medicare will be socialist dictatorship. this is ongoing theme of the republicans, however, i do reject socialism as an economic system. if people have that view, that's their view, that is not the view of the democratic party. pete: wasn't, play the clip on a loop and that is certainly, was true of the democrat party, what is going to be amusing, terrible for the country but amuse to go watch politically is how many

democrats who have purported to reject socialism have to get in front of camera to defend dye -- devowed socialist. steve: when you have a choice between donald trump who is a capitalist or bernie sanders who is a democratic socialist, do you want to go down democracy lane or capitalist lane or do you want to go down the socialist lane? tony katz, great radio show host, he's at cpac today regarding nancy pelosi doing 180. there's a reason for that. watch. >> she has to have been somebody losing to progressive wing, she lost to alexandria ocasio-cortez, everything is where the democratic party is

at, why are they working hard to get rid of bernie sanders, he's too far left or the problem is he's too honest and democrats like the keep the socialism on the dl. pete: they used to try to keep socialism on the dl. that's what she said, reject socialism as an economic system. you know why? maybe she saw the fox nation documentary before we did that bret baier did, unauthorized history of socialism and -- check it out. it's amazing, realize how utterly terrible and destructive. ainsley: isn't that the definition of robbery, they will tax you extra 4% and when you die, nancy pelosi is a wealthy woman, when she dies 90% of that will go back to the government, not to her family? she's paid taxes on that once. >> one thing standing between bernie sanders and the nomination at this point, that's the news out of clemsen poll in south carolina, that right now

joe biden who a couple of days ago was neck and neck, he's up 18% over tom steyer in second and bernie in third. by the end to have weekend joe biden could have wind in his sails, the big question is, is it enough wind to slow down bernie. pete: who will win, the 78-year-old, the 78-year-old or 79-year-old. ainsley: oldest president ever. jillian: deadly shooting at the brewer company, an employer opened fire on 5 workers before killing himself at milwaukee plant. the mayor calls the shooting worst tragedies in the city's history. >> this miller brewing site has been part of milwaukee for 165 years, and this is the saddest

day that we have had. jillian: police haven't released the names of the victims or the gunman. doom's day mom lori vallow will return to idaho, a judge refuse to go reduce 5 million-dollar bond, 7-year-old jj and hailey have been missing in september. >> jj, this is papa, you know how to call papa. you're a smart boy, please try to contact us. that's all we ask for and let's get you all home. jillian: police say vallow and fifth husband have not been cooperating. the paper intentionally tried to damage the president's campaign days before the mueller report was released, earlier fox news

team judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano reveals he think it is case will be dismissed. listen to this. >> this statement came out after he was already president. so it certainly didn't harm him when he was running for president and it's not harming him now. steve: so you're saying the campaign does not have standing? >> correct. jillian: the law protects the right of americans to express their judgments and conclusions, we look forward to vindicating that right in this case. here is a question, does fly on a plane stress you out? >> i'm sorry, sir, you to check that. >> i got it. >> i'm not checking my bag, okay. >> no need to raise your voice, sir. this would be raising my voice to you. jillian: 55% of travelers saying flying is more stressful than going to work according to new study by the points guide travel and credit website. flyers would rather go to tentist or spend day with

in-laws than get on a plane. i'm not going to lie to you, i'm flying today and my suitcase is still open and i can't figure out what to take out because i'm stressed because it does not fit. ainsley: i will sit on it and you can lock it or zip it. pete: it can be stressful. doesn't have to be. steve: that is why twa invented in-flight drink beverage. [laughter] steve: bring that cart around. ainsley: closer to the front of the plane because they start the benches usually in the front, so if you're in the very become and short flight, we will discontinue the in-flight beverages and never got your beverage. steve: you know what, we ran out of snacks. [laughter] steve: darn it. okay. [laughter] steve: smirnoff makes crackers. fisa court put on hold after democrats push for changes at

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steve: house judiciary committee force today delay fisa vote as democrats to sink reform effort unless certain changes are made. our next guest says democrats are pushing national security at risk, there he is right there republican congressman house judiciary member doug collins here to explain, congressman,

good morning. >> good morning, good to see you. they are certain provision that is we need to extend and those are things that we have been dealing with that deal with terrorists around the world. what they don't want to deal with is fisa process and fisa court itself which because they don't want to acknowledge the horowitz report, they don't want to acknowledge as the president said this should never happen to another president or american citizen like carter page. that's protect us from foreign terrorists, not spying on american citizens, those are the kind of changes we need to make and the democrats are just -- blocked internal battle with themselves because they don't want to acknowledge it. steve: the fisa court has said that what happened should never happen again. so why aren't they willing to say, you know what, mistakes were made, we have to fix it, let's move on?

>> it ruins their whole narrative. the whole narrative to discredit the president. they don't like president trump and they don't want to acknowledge that there was attempted basically coup, mccabe and all the rest and happened at the fisa court. we have seen the carter page issue that's been blown up. based on democrat paid for information. it should have never happened. we could have been done with national nightmare. steve: coup attempts by the fbi. you were in the news last week, the president was offering national intelligence job but you turned down for your quest in georgia currently held by a republican, why did you say no? >> humbling to be asked that he would consider me and as we spoke, shows confidence in me and what we have been doing in the past few years and the people of georgia deserves a choice, they need somebody fighting for ideals and not checking political boxes and right now we are still winning, that's a good thing even having

millions spent against me. steve: you still have a smile on your face. >> you better believe it. steve: happy warrior yourself will be speaking at cpac, what's your miami for the folks gather there had? >> keep the fight up. we will be talking about what's happened over the past few years and how democrats and not only their attack on our intelligence communities and our attack on our president before he was even president have just led to 3 years of trying to discredit a man who has done several things right turn economy around, make the country stronger and make worldwide standing better. we will talk about how the comey and page and strzok and all of that began and how we went through mueller and impeachment but all goes down to simply political vendetta against the president. steve: sir, thank you very much. >> take care. steve: ewe too. bernie sanders calling benjamin netanyahu a racist.

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campaign, alabama to montana. did anybody ask bernie to come in? doesn't mean he's a bad guy, holding onto united states congress and united states senate. griff: up the road on the grand stand in myrtle beach bernie sanders holding a rally there and mayor was absolutely backing sanders, sanders supporters say he's pretty much unstoppable, watch. >> how does it feel to be a bunch of radicals? revolutionaries? [cheers and applause] griff: can anyone stop bernie at this point? >> i hope not. >> more momentum from bloomberg, that could be competition from bernie but right now i see bernie as a front runner.

>> i wouldn't say unstoppable but it'll be difficult. >> trying to stop the sun from rising in the morning. >> tough road for bernie to climb to beat donald trump. >> that last guy i found trump supporter at a bernie rally. let me show you the latest polls here, they are really quite somebody. the clemsen poll has biden up 35% on top of tom steyer at 17. sanders at 13 and eastern carolina poll biden 31% and sanders 23, clearly you have double-digit lead for biden who has made this state his fire wall. he's taking a make or break it. pete: you have to take me to the next bernie rally with you, i have to see it. griff: done, done deal. it's really something. you know, they are fervent supporters to say the least. ainsley: what about the last guy, he said it'll be hard for

bernie to beat donald trump? griff: he did, he was with his entire family. i got dragged him and came in good spirits. the socialism label would make it easy for donald trump to paint bernie sanders in a way that he thinks will scare a lot of voters across the country. ainsley: support and curiosity. steve: i was at a couple in new hampshire and people were wearing the buttons bernie can beat trump. that's the number one issue facing democrats. ainsley: can you believe the clemsen poll. i knew that biden would win or predicted south carolina, but that's a huge number, 35% and steyer was number 2. pete: could be outlier. ainsley: they polled 650 people

on online and panel votes, he's ahead by 18 points. steve: speaking of biden and bernie. pete: bernie fights for votes in south carolina, blasting the leader of the biggest democracy, the only in the middle east and one of america's strongest allies as racist. >> right now sadly and tragically in israel through b.b. netanyahu you have a reactionary racist who is now running the country. steve: reactionary racist, this coming days after the democratic front-runner announced he would not attend this year's apac conference. i do not believe he has ever been to it anyway. ainsley: mike huckabee just returned from israel. governor, i'm not so shocked he doesn't support netanyahu because political in israel even

and that election was so close, but bernie sanders is jewish and he's still refusing to go to the apac. >> israel is a free country. people have free speech. they get to vote. they can disagree with their government, they can speak out against their government. bernie loves to embrace places like russia where he spent his honeymoon, he likes cuba because they beat people to death but they let him read a book as long as the book they read is the one that communist government puts out. bernie is insane. look, i'm not going to sugar coat this. he's never been to israel obviously because he would see that it's anything but a racist state. netanyahu is no racist. if you get sick in israel, it doesn't matter whether you're muslim, christian or jew, you get the same exact treatment in a hospital, you get to ride on the same roads and the jewish

state of israel protects the religious liberty of acephates -- >> pete: bernie sanders says b.b. netanyahu is a racist, why is he saying that? >> well, because he's crazy and he doesn't care what he says. he's the same guy that embraces socialism all over the world in places where its murdered millions of people. he ignores that little fact in order to say that somehow people under his socialist government would live better. well, that means you stand in line for hours and hours to get the last roll of toilet paper in town. that's bernie' idea of a good life i don't think many americans deep down would share it. there's no racism in benjamin netanyahu. that's absurd. it's foolish on its face, even his political opponents and the press which is left wing in

israel is nutty and far to the left as they are, they don't even say that about netanyahu. they disagree with his policies sometimes, they don't like him personally, kind of what you like to see with the press in the u.s. against trump, but man, they don't even go there, bernie is the only one who does because he's just that out of touch. steve: well, those opinions certainly make the map much more complicated for bernie sanders if he is, indeed, the nominee. governor, thank you very much for joining us today. ainsley: thank you. >> you bet, steve. ainsley: 37 minutes after the top of the hour, president trump says the u.s. is prepared to handle the coronavirus but dr. michael boden says this has the potential of being the next spanish flu, the doctor will join us next. david: "life is complicated.

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>> because of all we've done the risk to the american people remains very low and we have the greatest experts in the world, really in the world right here. we are ready to adapt and we are ready to do whatever we have to as the disease spreads if it spreads. ainsley: president trump addressing the coronavirus threat as more than 82,000 cases are confirmed worldwide and more than 2800 are dead. pete: our next guest warns that this has the potential to be spanish flu and not enough is being done. steve: fox news contributor

dr. michael boden, joins us to explain, the numbers are worldwide here in the united states so far 60 known cases. >> right. steve: zero deaths, that's good news. the president predicted swift end and america is at low risk but you see parallels between there worst case scenario the spanish flu which happened 1020 years ago. >> it's much early to be concerned about the spanish flu. it had millions of deaths around the world after world war ii. this doesn't compare to that as now, but the problem here is that with the coronavirus people can be sick and be contagious and have the bug in them and feel healthy. so we don't know -- infecting people. we haven't done enough studies, less than a thousand people have been studied in the united states so far have been tested for it. we dent know how many people that are walking around now who

are contagious and don't know that they are sick. steve: right. >> that's why all the research has to be done at cdc. they are looking at that right now but we just don't know and it could be more serious than we think it is or less serious. ainsley: are you word about, dr. boden? >> i am worried about it because we have no antibodies against it and no experience with it before. with the flu we have had experience, people have partial immunities. with the flu you get one death per 100,000 people that get sick. with this one so far in small numbers 30 deaths per hundred thousand. so it could be serious. we have to do the biology and science and one of the problems, people coming across the border or on airplanes, they may like perfectly healthy, we don't know if they have the virus or not. in europe they found -- when they do more screening they find people who look perfectly healthy but they are transmitting the virus and

that's the problem right now that cdc is working on. steve: doctor, last night, when the president gathered the top doctors in the united states there on the dais, look, we are on this, does that inspire confidence in you? >> yes, absolutely, we've got top people in the united states, top people at cds and they have to be working on the biology of it and trying to figure out how to deal with it, quarantine people at home, for example, we know that contagious enough that a person is sick and sending them to a hospital is going to make more people sick. you keep them at home as long as you can and try to cut down the spread even if people have the virus because most of the people will recover by themselves without any much treatment. pete: all right, dr. boden, thank you very much. steve: quarter before the top of the hour, jillian joins us with news from the college scandal.

>> lawyers or actress lori loughlin be go to court today. paying half a million dollars in bribes to get daughters into usc, they thought payments were donations, their lawyers says notes from the scheme master mind shows the fbi pressured him to lie the clients about the bribe. "shark tank" star barbara gets caught in fishing scam, she lost nearly $400,000 in fake e-mail sent to her real estate company. she thought assistant sent e-mail on book keeper approving payment, turns out assistant never sent the e-mail and the money was wired to a scammer, co rchane doesn't expect to get the money back. watch this.

they jaywalked in idaho. the birds ended up chasing him all the way to his patrol car. a look at your headlines. ainsley: that's cute. pete: you do not mess with turkeys. i would get in my patrol car too. they are nasty. i feel like janice might know this. aren't turkeys famously, you know, a little aggressive? janice: i've never met a turkey before. i've eaten turkey. pete: look out. janice: we can solicit people on social media, how they are with turkeys, let's take a look at the maps, right, let's do weather. we have some cold air coming from canada, look at the windchills, yeah, feels like single digits, teens, 20's, 30's. that's all move ago cross the east coast. part of the cold air is getting

in across the great lakes and that's bringing blizzard conditions, we could see windsor feel winds in excess of 50 miles per hour, not only the snow but the blowing snow. by tomorrow things will clear out. we will still feel cold across much of the country but quieter forecast into the weekend. we are heading into march, what happened to winter, any friends. ainsley: it's usually the coldest month, right, jd, we haven't gotten a big snowstorm? janice: don't rule out march because we can get pretty big doozies, long range looks like spring is just around the corner, groundhog maybe was right. steve stove did you just mentioned some big doozies but

doocies too. ainsley: you eat turkey and wild turkey. pete: great combo. steve: carter page became face of surveillance abuse. pete: fist let's check with ed henry. ed: is that a wild turkey or pete hegseth? [laughter] ed: your 2005 jeep cherokee. pete: you got it. ed ed federal ramping up and calm everyone down, we have the doctor who will put that together. money man charles payne on market reaction and republican senator john borrasso also a doctor and speaker pelosi is trying to create panic. plus the president's campaign susan new york times over russia, andy mccarthy on that.

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accountability. >> i just know and having lived through this and having suffered so many death threats, we really need to be much more activists and i'm taking steps to start getting the truth out there. pete: joining us former trump campaign policy adviser and aught -- of fourth coming book, abuse and power, carter page, carter, thank you so much for being here. congrats on the new book coming out later this year. when you talk about -- you want to name names and get the truth out there, what are you talking about? >> pete, there have been so many lies throughout the last several years, going back to the 2016 election where the dnc and their consultants and their candidates were pushing this completely false narrative, now that we are coming up on 2020 election, we really need to restore our democracy and hold people accountable. you know, there are so many people on the, you know, trump supporters who have been dragged through the mud constantly and, you know, even in a court of

law, there has been no accountability thus far for the people that really interfered in the 2016 election and at this critical turning point in our nation's history we really need to find truth and justice. that's what i'm working on. pete: you lived this. that's why you're writing the book about it. what kind of information and details are people going to learn that you lived through? >> well, look, pete. sean hannity, maria bartiromo, so many people at fox have been really digging into the truth and have asked me about my work for the intelligence community and also, you know, part of the national security apparatus of the united states and i -- i've done a lot in that arena, you know, a lot of it which is couldn't be really be revealed. but the problem is the u.s. intelligence community working in conjunction with the democrats and high-paid consultants really interfered

not only in our election but in president trump's transition team and into, you know, throughout the early years of his administration and we really need to get some accountability and hold people, you know, to account for these crimes. pete: in this book you will name the names and provide details. people may also not know that you served the navy, carter, thank you very much for your time and congrats on the new book. you got it. more "fox & friends" if your gums bleed when you brush, you may have gingivitis. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums, and possibly... tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax.