thieves when someone gets close they get blasted with a powerful jet of water it. looks like it hurts. rob: it's scary it gets you away though. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ another one bites the dust ♪ another one bites the dust ♪ and another one's done with ♪ and another one's gone ♪ another one bites the dust. steve: you have got to figure the producers picked this song because pete buttigieg announced i am going to suspend operations i can't win at this point. there is a report that supposedly he called he was looking for joe biden and left a message at the wrong number. and that has gone viral. ainsley: joe biden won in south carolina and barack obama called him to thank him or congratulate him on saturday i was watching when pete buttigieg announce i

had was going to take out of the stage. his husband got on stage first and said thank you for sharing my husband. it's an honor and then he got on stage and said he is out of the race. brian: is he out and tom steyer is out. oops, i spent a zillion dollars and was unable to do almost anything. so his project came to a close. the president of the united states seize seize sees the way everything is getting consolidated and the fear of the rise of bernie sanders. pete buttigieg is out. all the super tuesday votes will go it sleepy joe biden. great timing. this is the real beginning ever the dems taking boorn out of play. no nomination again. but, listen, super tuesday is here. and bernie is winning in just about all of the states. so, i don't think anybody is getting -- no one is taking out bernie. ainsley: the question is once everybody gets out who gets all those votes. more concern or more moderate democrats that don't want to vote for bernie. that's why many are speculating that mayor pete

got out so that he could save the democratic party. steve: you know what's interesting is because of the new rules that they have got where have you got to have at least 15% to get delegates and things like that. it's become very complicated. these are actually the rules that bernie sanders pushed for four years ago when he felt that the democratic establishment took it away from him. yesterday, joe biden made it very clear. look, if we are just before the convention and nobody has the na magic number of 1991. >> i like that 1991. >> it's easier to remember that way. then they don't automatically get it if they have got the most. listen to this regarding joe biden and contesting the nomination. >> are you going to fight for the nomination even if you are in second place in delegates? >> yes. i mean, look. the rules have been set. and i find a lot of folks in bernie's operation are now saying that whoever goes in with the most delegation even if they are not close

or a distance from the 19-plus hundred that we need, they should be declared the winner. i wonder where that view was when he was challenging snirl after she went in with a commanding lead. look, you don't change the rules in the middle of the game. steve: he is right. brian: i totally agree those are the rules. i totally agree with him. the super delegate thing is a scam. that will be part of the send round. a way for the party to put their hand on the scale. they had every reason to kick bernie sanders out. he has never declared he is part of the democratic party process. the "new york post" did this headline echoed what a lot of people are saying. democrats speak out now or bernie sanders is going to take over your party go on to say bernie sanders is not a democrat and doesn't pretend otherwise. leftist a man romanticized left wing authoritarian almost all his life. win the white house and nightmare for the nation and

disaster for the democratic party. every responsible democrat knows this is true. ducking for cover in the hopes you can imagine this disaster isn't an answer. speak up now or kiss your party goodbye. writes in the "wall street journal" if bernie sanders wins and senate and gets the house every industry in this country goes into the toilet. ainsley: tomorrow is super tuesday. you mentioned 1991. if someone gets 1991 delegates then they are going to be the nominee for the democratic party. tomorrow there are 1357 delegates up for grabs. 1/3 of all the delegation in the d.c. up for grabs tomorrow. so it's important. steve: what it all comes down to, if you see in the "wall street journal" and the "new york post" about hey democrats, you better wake up and take your party away from bernie sanders, essentially what that means joe biden who had a blow out win in south carolina, is he going to do better going into tomorrow? remember, ainsley, you mentioned a moment ago that

it was barack obama to called joe biden on saturday night and said congratulations. reportedly according to two people in the bloomberg report, they do stories on the democrats not on the president regarding that. it looks as if the president, former president obama said i'm not going to endorse anybody until the primary is figured out. but, when you go back to 2008, it was after barack obama had a blow-out win in south carolina where he destroyed hillary clinton 10 days later was super tuesday. but, in the period between the two, caroline kennedy and ted kennedy endorsed barack obama and that completely changed the dynamic and obviously barack obama went on to be the nominee and president. the big question is if barack obama were to insert himself into the process today, would it make a difference? ainsley: i think for him to make that call shows they are still close. i blame him for not wanting

to endorse a candidate what if he endorses someone and -- what he endorsed bloomberg and bloomberg gets up there and doesn't have a good debate it. makes him look like he picked the wrong person. i don't blame him. over the weekend there were rumors if this does goes to a brokered convention that michelle obama might get in or hillary might jump in. brian: here is a couple things to think about. joe biden had an unbelievable day in south carolina. he proves he has the african-american vote. bernie sanders shows he has almost made no ground in noe four years in the african-american community. number two, the joe biden campaign has no tomorrow. tomorrow is super tuesday. he has had one appearance on california. none in texas. a few in north carolina where he is doing okay. he has got very little money. it's like having a great year at 65. but you have to retire the next year. you haven't saved money the whole way. so, in a lot of the early voting took place already when joe biden was just a gaffe machine who couldn't get out of his own way in nevada, new hampshire, and

iowa. steve: well, joe, as it turns out is going to start his day in texas. is he going to be going all across the country winding up in the great state of california. he did yesterday get the endorsement of tim kaine, former senator. and -- or rather senator from virginia and also terry mcauliff. some of the party leaders, current senator. some of the party elders are coalescing behind mr. biden. i mentioned bloomberg a moment ago. bloomberg doesn't cover the democrats only covers president trump. brian: virginia is a place where bloomberg is actually in second. biden is not even going to get virginia. and first in all these states except north carolina in most of the polls is bernie sanders. so, in case you think that. steve: he is the front runner by far. brian: not only does joe biden not have money he has been a terrible candidate. he has been terrible on the stage his rallies are nonexistent when they do take place they don't draw people. when he does ad-lib they

don't make sense. some of the moments joe biden bad ones. including one that ended his chris wallace interview yesterday. let's look back. >> 8 more years of donald trump will change america in a fundamental way. if you agree with me, 30330 and help me in this fight. >> i came back from south africa trying to see nelson mandela for trying to see him on robin's island. my name is joe biden. i'm a democratic candidate for the united states senate. >> i'm looking forward to appointing the first african-american woman to the united states senate. >> all right, jack, thank you very much. >> all right. it's chris. >> chris. >> was going -- that was actually an excellent interview. the former vice president had a good weekend. i mean, his speech after he won in south carolina was terrific. then he had the gaffe yesterday. it will be interesting to see. because, bernie sanders is without a doubt the frontrunner but for the

establishment joe biden represents the best chance to take it away from him tomorrow my gosh from california to the maine. some states represented here. very important. we probably won't even find the results out until late tomorrow night. because in california polls don't close until our time on the east coast 11:00 p.m. brian: it's going to be interesting. whether you have congressman clyburn who put his prestige on the line to deliver south carolina for joe biden and then say by the way now that i'm aboard to paraphrase your campaign is a mess. and now that my reputation is here, have you got to straighten it out. ainsley: did you see what happened to bloomberg when he went to go speak at that church and protesters stood up and turned their backs to him african-american church because he didn't address stop and frisk. brian: absolutely and still not over that. 9 minutes after the hour a fox news alert. advisor to iran's supreme leader has just died from coronavirus as the number of number of confirmed cases in the country jumps to 1500.

steve: in the united states two people have died as new york city and florida have reported their first coronavirus patients. ainsley: it has come to the east coast. benjamin hall is live in london with the new travel warning from our state department. benjamin? >> yeah, brian, steve, and ainsley, good morning. yes, this is now spreading and it's continuing to spread quickly. over the weekend we saw dramatic increase in numbers. we have seen cities and regions cut off quarantines around the world and now as you point out heading to the u.s. where there are 80 cases across nine different states. in washington, those two deaths are at a nursing facility in kirkland. that is where the most vulnerable people will be. florida has declared ha public health emergency and now new york has its first case. a woman who traveled abroad to iran in her 30's. she is now under isolation at home. in rhode island, a school has had to close because a student and teacher returned from a field trip to europe and had the virus. vice president pence, who is

heading up the administration's task force, has now also said there will be more to come. >> we know that there will be many more cases. we are ready the reality is that the united states is more prepared than any other nation in the world. >> and around the world the virus is still spreading. it's now in 64 sun tries. and the number of deaths globally has approached 3,000 with 88,000 total cases. the u.s. now advising citizens not to travel to two regions in northern italy that have been hit hard. many other places are simply shutting down. museums, churches around the world. disney land. sporting events across the. iran 17 people died advisor to the supreme leader has also died but the vice president there has also caught the illness. president trump now announcing new screening measures so that people will be tested from high risk areas as well as after they land. and he is going to be

meeting with leaders of the pharmaceutical industry to look at cures and vaccines and at getting those all-important testing kits out around the states. brian, steve, ainsley. steve: benjamin hall live in our london newsroom. thank you very much. i'm looking at the futures regarding the london stock market up about 120 right now. as wall street prepares to perhaps rebound after a really rotten week. brian: i have not noticed. not to look. steve: knot at your 401(k). ainsley: we don't know much about this. but there have been two people have died in the united states. 3,000 overall. brian: if you get it most people are going to recover. ainsley: exactly. brian: jillian mele off her show. ainsley: today is read across america day. we were there reading some of our children's book. jillian: that was great. brian: excellent segment. jillian: read to your kids. celebrate read across

america. ainsley: very important. jillian: north korea firing two projectiles. south korea believes they are short range ballistic missiles that flew nearly 150 miles before landing in the sea. this is the first north korean launch since november. earlier this year, dictator kim jong un vowed to bolster military defense after nuclear talks with the united states stalled. chicago mayoral lori lightfoot doubling down in her defense of sanctuary cities. this comes after ice revealed a man accused of abusing a 3-year-old in a public bathroom was previously deported in 2014. ice now blaming the city's sanctuary status for letting christopher off an fen at fuent. however blaming ice. >> ice is complaining they should do their job better. they are critical because we have said very clearly we are a welcoming city. sanctuary city. chicago police department will not cooperate with ice on any immigration-related.

jillian: ice has requested fen fuenta be held again. >> tapped for immigration services director. saying it violated the federal vacancies reform act. according to the judge, some of his decisions could now be voided. cuccinelli serves as deputy homeland secretary. he will join us live at 8:15 eastern. stay tuned for that in the meantime, president trump headed to the tarheel state today. is he holding a rally in charlotte, north carolina. ahead of super tuesday. supporters lining up. doors don't open until 3:00 this afternoon. look at that trump campaign going to new heights to get their message out from may to july this blimp will be flying over switch states. brian: is that going to work? we are still using blimps. jillian: we are. steve: i saw one yesterday. ainsley: go to a football

game, brian. brian: please don't yell at me in front of the others. ainsley: or the beach. jillian: go outside. ainsley: get out from under the rock. brian: usually get prop planes with notes on them. steve: banners? brian: yes. steve: or notes. ainsley: 15 minutes after the top of the hour. battle rages on between a covington catholic teenager and the media accused of smearing him. the networks that he is suing now. steve: plus, pete buttigieg is suspending his operation. joe biden gets a boost and bernie is still in the lead. but what about the so-called zombie candidates who have delegates but no way to win? ainsley: that's what we're calling them? steve: our next guest says they are the ones who could alter the race. and that's coming up on this march 2nd, 2020. ♪ zombie ♪ what's in your head ♪ in your head ♪ zombie ♪ zombie

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>> today is a moment of truth. after a year of going everywhere, meeting everyone, defying every expectation. seeking every vote. the truth is that the path has narrowed to a close. brian: and that's it. pete buttigieg out. dropping out of the race for 2020 after joe biden secured a colossal win in south carolina. with bernie still in the lead and bloomberg now on the ballot. are the odds in -- who are the odds in favor of on tuesday outside of bernie sanders? here to break down the delegate math is director of the fox news decision desk himself, arnaud missken you are going to be a very busy night tomorrow into

wednesday. let's take a look. sanders got a slight lead. warren, klobuchar, bloomberg and gabbard fill out the bottom. at the bottom right now we have three candidates with almost no shot at winning, right? >> precisely. brian: what happens if they're out? >> if they are out, if klobuchar is out, she kind of helps biden. if warren is out, she might be helping sanders. on the other hand, amy klobuchar's state votes tomorrow sanders has a chance of winning minnesota. if biden does not want klobuchar out. he wants her there and fighting for minnesota. same for massachusetts tomorrow. in a funny kind of way i don't know whose side warren is in the fight between biden and sanders. a part of me thinks she is trying to help biden because she wants to be his vice president. i sort of thought when she was attacking mike bloomberg what she was really saying was hey, joe, you see how can i get mike bloomberg. i will get mike pence like

this if you just put me on the ticket. brian: very interesting. i think she is trying to pair herself with beach. if you are bernie, you look at elizabeth warren, you have the woman card you can check that but you have somebody that is just as left wing as he is. he needs to tell the moderates. i got your back. and that's not putting elizabeth warren there. >> oh, no. that's exactly right. i think biden might b thinking of warren. all these delegates up for grabs. bernie sanders is clearly advantaged. particularly in the west coast states of california and texas according to the polling. what's interesting is those states don't report until early in the night. early in the night you have states like north carolina, alabama, virginia whereby den has a chance. there is a real good chance that biden is going to do okay in those states. we are going to go to sleep thinking biden is having an okay night. when we wake up on "fox & friends" on wednesday we will find out that bernie has swept california. and he could emerge on webs with a huge delegate lead.

brian: if you have a certain threshold you get all the delegates. >> that's right. brian: when you sweep, you mean all the delegates. >> it's possible none of the other candidates could reach threshold in california because none of them have been campaigning. brian: the person we have not spoken about is mike bloomberg. mike bloomberg is very close in virginia, we know that right? >> yes. >> brian: mike bloomberg is still second in most of these states. north carolina is whereby den it looks like he could do well. alabama suspect for grabs. but if biden gets blown out again. if he gets blown out again and he has no -- he hasn't campaigned. he spent no money in these states. there is no reason to think he isn't going to do well. how does he get up and keep competing? >> that's a really good question. sanders could emerge wednesday a w. a huge delegate lead. particular whether i candidates like bloomberg are taking votes away from biden and could prevent any of them from reaching threshold. any of them from winning delegates. i'm going to be interested to see what mike bloomberg says tonight on fox on his town hall how does he

justify his campaign given the challenges he has faced? somehow i think is he going to give some hints and i imagine facing the questions of why are you in the race. brian: i can't believe i'm talking to the decision desk guy. arnaud, great to see you. can i see how passionate you are for this, too. i look forward to getting your analysis afterwards. arnaud, thanks for joinings this morning and, of course everything changed after south carolina. meanwhile this story continues big. the u.s. surgeon general says people concerned about the coronavirus, stop buying masks. he joins us next with his urgent plea. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance

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brian: some quick headlines right now as we look at the 2020 race. protesters turn their back on mike bloomberg. did you see this? this happened at sunday church services, watch. >> that's what my initiative is all about. >> a little thrown there. bloomberg speaking in selma, alabama on the anniversary of bloody sunday. criticized for stop and frisk policy. democratic rival amy klobuchar gets a rough reception at her own rally. [chanting] brian: black lives matter protesters forcing klobuchar to cancel the rally in her own state for minnesota. they demanded she drop out

of the 2020 rice over a handling of a murder case in 2002. now the other major story second person has died from the coronavirus in the state of washington. authorities say the man was in his '70s and did have underlying health conditions. this as authorities confirming the first case here in new york state. ainsley: the yet break growing to at least 75 cases in the united states and over 87,000 globally. what health precautions should you be taking to help keep you and your family safe? steve: here to discuss we have the u.s. surgeon dr. jerome adams who is urging the public who, doctor, you are saying stop using masks because unless you have got the coronavirus you shouldn't be argue with it, right? >> absolutely. i want to start off by saying my heart goes out to the family of individuals who died of coronavirus this weekend. we are certainly seeing more spread in communities. it's important for folks to

know right now their risk remains low. there are things they can do to safe stai safe and things they shouldn't be doing. one thing they shouldn't be doing is going out and buying masks. it doesn't help and is not effective in spreading coronavirus in the general public. people who tend to buy mask and don't know how to wear them properly. as a healthcare provider i. people who touch their faces a lot and increase the spread of croes. can you increase your risk of getting it by wearing a mask if you are not a healthcare provider ove. ainsley: with all of our friends this weekend, everyone is talking about this. parents are saying what do we need to do. they are asking us questions since we have the privilege of talking to folks like you, the experts. so are we all just panicking about this? should we just chill out and not worry about it and realize there are few cases

in our country and flu is worse. >> a lot to unpack there americans should understand we have been here before. h1n1, sars. secretary azar wrote the playbook to execute for just a situation. we have an all-star team. you have tony fawchy, robert redfield an shookit. people across the world want our team to be advising them. best people in the world working on this. americans get scared when they feel like they have lost control. you can clean your hands frequently for 15 to 20 seconds. you can cover your cough when you are sneezing and social precautions. staying home when you are sick or staying away from people who are sick are important ways to prevent you being exposed to coronavirus. more importantly, to prevent being exposed to the flu which has killed 18,000 people in this country. i remain convinced that more

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have confirmation. and that may have been occurring up until now. we will continue to see. but, again, if that was occurring, these cases, yes, they were mild if they were occurring because otherwise we would have seen them. it's important for folks to know going to have a mild illness. stay home for a few days and going to get better. the original 14 people who were diagnosed with coronavirus in the u.s. all are recovered or are recovering, so, again, most folks are going to have a mild illness. people who have co-morbidies, diabetes, heart disease, lung problems and the elderly, we want them to especially take precautions like watching washig their hands and covering their cough especially if they are sick. ainsley: wonder how many people the president prevented from getting sick by implementing that travel ban: >> the time for caution, not the time for panic. ainsley: thanks, dr. adams. >> thank you.

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ainsley: democratic frontrunner bernie sanders picking up steam ahead of super tuesday. brian: yep. a new poll shows vermont senator holding a double digital lead in big state called texas. steve: casey stegall joins us live from dallas-fort worth the metroplex. good morning. >> good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. here in the lone star state a lot is up for grabs tomorrow as you know. and the latest nbc marist poll shows that about 34% of the vote tomorrow would go to vermont senator bernie sanders. former vice president joe biden collecting about 19% of the vote. and former new york mayor mike bloomberg with 15%. senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts with 10%. analysts say bernie sanders is polling well with latino voters. and here in texas. that accounts for about 40% of the state's total

population when you look at the census numbers. 228 delegates up for grabs here tomorrow and california has the largest prize, 416 pledged delegates. so the candidates, no doubt, laser-focused on these two states in particular. >> i am here to ask for your support to win on tuesday. let us have the highest voter turnout in california primary history. [cheers] >> about half of texas' registered voters have already cast their ballot ahead of super tuesday tomorrow. that's because the early voting period just wrapped up on friday. it lasted for about two weeks and near record levels have been reported, breaking 2016's early voting total. so it will be very interesting to see whether the excitement and the enthusiasm translates into the same turnout at the

polls when they entomorrow. we're here and we have got you tomorrow. steve: bernie by far has the most excitement. he appears to be unstoppable as the frontrunner right now unless something happens with joe biden after the big win on saturday in south carolina. >> yeah, i agree, steve. there is a lot to really unpack there. there is so much here. i think bernie sun stoppable for a number of reasons. listen, it's pure math at this point. you need roughe roughly 1900 to win. he has this prize of 400

delegates. obviously a math equation at this point. here is a problem i see though for the others in the field. in any presidential race nationally, and i don't want to just kind of put it in a box, but when you look at it historically, especially over the last decade you see these three lanes emerging, outsider lane, radical lane. the problem in this race the guy running as the outsider buttigieg who never really kind of grasp that label is now out. you say to yourself where do they go? well are they going to go to biden? i'm not really sure? now, when you look at the safe pick, establishment lane, the vote is split. you are going to have bloomberg jump not guilty race on super tuesday and now you have biden there bernie doesn't have that issue with the vote-splitting that biden and bloomberg do. he would have had it with warren if she was putting on a more formidable front but she isn't. simple fractions and simple math. i don't see anyone stopping bernie. can i say one more thing sniffs in a local restaurant in weekend down in florida. and the guy who owns it is a very nice guy.

political, not overrule overly political. he said i cannot believe we are talking about socialism in this country right now with bernie sanders. he was genuinely shocked the look in his face. brian: here's the thing, dan. and brought it up on fox news sunday. bloomberg got in the race because he didn't think bernie sanders could beat trump. he thought he could be the one to. his presence in the race is stopping biden more than it is bernie. is he back stopping bernie by being there because any bloomberg vote more than likely is being taken now away from joe biden. >> yeah. that's a great point. you have to ask yourself are bloomberg, biden voters going to go over and vote for bernie? i don't know. i'm not sure. bloomberg is serving at this point. granted we haven't seen him on a ballot yet. having said that bloomberg is serving only as a spoiler. you have to remember, guys. a lot of these states have

these plurality votes where the delegates are split up according to the percentage. it's not a winner take all. that's a big problem. all of a sudden you have biden who is splitting the vote with a significant candidate in bloomberg with, you know, bottomles bottomless s who is doing serious damage. i saw an interesting thing on twitter and we will see if it stands. i saw from one of the political analyst on the left that bloomberg doesn't have any scheduled media buys past super tuesday. what does that say to you says he has all his coins in that piggy bank right there and if he doesn't do well he may dump. but, at that point, if he drops out. what he was the purpose, again? super tuesday is where all the prizes are he may already may have done catastrophic damage to biden's campaign. ainsley: remember when buttigieg said he is the only democrat on stage? i think his votes are going to go to sond. i think klobuchar's votes would go to biden. brian: why wouldn't he say that, ainsley, what i don't get is if pete buttigieg was

going to do what he did and that's drop out, why wouldn't he use that same time tone doors biden when he had the most power. he is letting another day go by. unless he is having a joint press conference today. he just dropped out and didn't use any type of leverage that he had. >> yeah. another thing interesting about buttigieg, brian, he had just put out literally not figuratively just put out this memo to his supporters laying out his potential path to victory. he had just done this. ainsley: what do you think is going on there? >> i think something -- listen, i don't want to make allegations especially that i can't support. i'm just saying it's not unheard of in politics in the past for backroom deals. and i am not suggesting anything remotely illegal. i'm just saying hey, you want a spot in our administration, it's happened. did it happen here? i don't know. i don't want to speculate it. has happened in the past and it seems quite odd that he had this memo go out there and then all of a sudden, see you later. i'm gone.

i'm out of here. ainsley: politics. steve: it is indeed. ainsley: thank you. steve: dan bongino, live from florida. thank you, sir. >> thanks, guys. steve: a quarter till the top of the hour. jillian joins us with a fox news alert. jillian: let's begin with this alert now a hostage situation right now in a shopping mall in the philippines. a fired security guard is holding about 30 people near the capital of manila. at least one person shot. they are in stable condition. swat teams are in place inside and outside the building. we will bring you more information as soon as it becomes available the high schooler in this viral confrontation filing new complaint covington high school student nicholas sandmann video with harassing this native american activist. it was later revealed he did nothing wrong. now he is suing abc, cbs, gannett, the "new york times" and rolling stone. he has already sued "the washington post" and nbc. he settled with cnn in january. and take a look at this.

a homeowner is flushing out crime. and this is their secret weapon to stop neighborhood corroboration. correct icheck it out: jillian: a woman in california set up a motion activated sprinkler to stop thieves. when someone gets too close they get hit with water. she set it up after a spike in car burglaries in her neighborhood. that's an interesting tactic, isn't it? steve: what if somebody was just sleep walking? >> then they would wake up. steve: they would indeed. outside janice dean joins us from fox square where it's not quite sprinkler weather. >> it's not. the daylight. i love the daylight. we are getting closer and closer to daylight savings time. take a look at the maps and show you what we are dealing with in terms of storm systems. not too much to tell you about. we do have some showers and thunderstorms that could move in to folks around the

southeast portions of the deep south where we have this frontal boundary. so i know a lot of folks are going to be voting tomorrow for the primaries. walch for texas well as alabama and parts of the southeast that could get some showers and thunderstorms. otherwise, it's going to be a pretty quiet forecast. all right. it's read across america. of course today ainsley and i were talking about this in the 5:00 a.m. hour. i want to let everyone know that tomorrow all of my freddy the frog caster books are going to be in paperback and mostly sunny as well. all of them are going to be in paperback and thank you so much for allowing me this time to talk about my books. are my kids. the best sales men ever. brian: soon they will be bendable. ainsley: great books and great lessons and learn about the weather. janice: thank you all so much. brian: can't wait to see her in person. ainsley: you go okay. brian: coronavirus sending stocks into a tail spin that was last week. what can we expect this week

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steve: today's support for president trump 14% in february compared to the 8% who voted for him in 2016. what is behind the appeal? let's talk to former democrats who are voting for trump in november. we have screen left shah la collins a former bernie sanders supporter. kwan la my green who did not vote last electric. could i redhifs vetoed for hillary right there and mike reyes the new harlem republican club in new york. shah la, let's start with you, one of the reasons you are supportive of donald trump is because of his criminal justice reform i like his populist message of putting america first. >> why are you deciding at this time you are going to vote for republican donald

trump. >> when he first ran i was on the fence. i was ready to get on board the trump train but it was difficult because, obviously, being an african-american and being in a democrat in the past i would go against my family and friends and what we believed in traditionally over time i got on board the train and i am voting for trump in 2020 because he has done what he said he would do they always say if it's not broke then don't fix it. there is nothing we need to fix. we need to go and further support donald trump. >> basically what she said. it's basically about results. i also was on the fence when he first got in office the rhetoric was kind of scary once you get past it and after the first 100 days and after the first year he came

through with promises and so much more he has done for the black community i feel as well. steve: mike, you became a republican after donald trump was elected, right? >> that's correct. i came back from china in 2017 after he was elected because it seemed like the right thing to do. first african-american for us since is he tackling affordable housing, human trafficking and issues that affect our community. steve: shah la, what do you make of what is going on on the democratic party right now where it seems like bernie, the democratic socialist is ahead of everybody else? >> >> the democratic party is still fractured. they haven't healed from the wounds of 202616 i would say. i'm parts of that i was a passionate bernie sanders supporter. but that populist appeal is obviously still there. i believe that he was the only person who mirrored trump back in 2016. and obviously his people

haven't changed, his supporters. steve: well, tomorrow is super tuesday. let's see who it is super for. thank you very much. great conversation. >> thank you. steve: meanwhile, as we approach super tuesday tomorrow. how nervous should businessing be if bernie sanders wins? stuart varney is up on that. ♪ i'm the man ♪ you can tell everybody ♪ yeah, you can tell everybody ♪ go ahead and tell everybody ♪ i'm >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield.

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at the same time. ainsley: got his name wrong. everyone is talking about the coronavirus. brian: we have a news earth r. alert and hits iran hard advisor to iran's supreme leader reportedly dies from coronavirus as the number of confirmed cases in that country jumps to 1500. ainsley: in the united states, two people have died as new york city and florida report their first patients. steve: benjamin hall is live in london with the new travel warning from our department of state. benjamin? >> brian, ainsley, steve, good morning. new cases across the world over-the-weekend. popping up everywhere. cities, whole regions under lockdown. some of them quarantined and now also the spread in the u.s. where we have seen 80 cases and very sadly two deaths. they have happened wildly across the board in washington where those two deaths took place. they are at a nursing facility. the latest a man in his '70s with underlying health issues people most

vulnerable are the elderly with underlying health issues. florida has also declared a public health emergency now and new york has h. its first case. it's a woman who traveled abroad to iran in rhode island. a school has closed after a student and a teacher return from a field trip to europe and they had the virus as well. despite all this though, the surgeon general speaking earlier on the show said there is no need for panic. >> we are certainly seeing more spread in communities. it's important for folks to know right now their risk as american citizens remains low. >> as you were saying it is in 64 countries around the world and the number of deaths globally has approached 3,000 with 89,000 total cases. remember, 90% of those are still in china. the u.s. has now advised citizens not to travel to two regions in northern italy that have been hit hard and cases in italy just on sunday increased by 50%. many places shutting down now, museums, churches, places like disney land,

tokyo. the geneva car show. facebook's big conference being cancelled. sporting events around the globe and iran where you mentioned earlier that advisor to the supreme leader had died while the vice president there had also caught the illness as had the deputy minister of health. concerns that iran is hiding the true number of figures coming out of that country. president trump has come out and said there are new screening procedures for the u.s. anyone coming from high risk areas will be screened before takeoff and on arrival to try to contain this and spread it from spreading any further. brian, steve and and i ainsley. brian: bring in stuart varney. varney and company. his show gets kicked underway 9 to noon on fbn. stuart in particular, when we started our show. the futures were up. thought futures are down. >> it's been a wild ride all morning. we have seen a swing of almost 1,000 points in the dow industrials just so far this morning. as of right now, futures are pointing to a minus 180 points at the opening bell. a couple of problems here. number one, we don't know

how much the virus in america will slow america's economy. we don't know the effects of widespread quarantine quarantin. it comes to that we don't know how much people are will be reluctant to assemble in crowds go to the grocery store. we don't know what the full impact on our economy will be. secondly, i think this iran situation is another major problem for the global economy. a senior advisor to the khomeini regime have died of this infection. the leadership is infected. they are lying to their own people will the extent of this virus and they have done very little to control the flow of hundreds of thousand soondz of pilgrims coming in and going out of the country there is a case in manhattan, new york city, that's directly related to travel from iran. this is a very serious problem. ainsley: stuart, tomorrow is

super tuesday. how are businesses reacting to the possible bernie sanders? >> with horror. the idea that we could have a president bernie sanders and a democrat senate and a democrat house which would mean he could push through some of his wild ideas that fills business leaders with absolute horror. >> say goodbye to private health insurance and energy independence. he would ban fracking. super high taxes which would guarantee a recession. i think that his presidency, coupled with control of congress, would crash the economy. and i will use that word advisedly. steve: keep in mind, stuart, bernie sanders is popular with a surprising large number of americans. >> he is going to do very well in the california and texas primaries tomorrow he may well go into that convention a sizeable number of delegates. while his opponents joe biden and mike bloomberg are split.

the moderates if you want to call them that are split and bernie powers ahead. no wonder business is worried about this. brian: mike bloomberg was on "60 minutes" yesterday and answered tough questions. one is how much are you willing to spend? watch. >> how much are you willing to spend? >> well, i'm making an investment in this country. my investment is i'm going to remove president trump from 1600 pennsylvania avenue or at least try as hard as i can. >> so it's a blank check? you would spend a billion dollars? >> i don't know if it's a blank check but when they come to me and they want to spend more, i have so far said yes. >> if you don't finish in the top 3 on super tuesday is, that it for you. >> no, of course not. >> you will keep going? >> yeah, sure. >> the so-called mod democrats, biden, bloomberg are split. democrat moderate side split. leaving bernie to power ahead. very worrying for those who worry about socialism. steve: stuart, it was in 2016 that bernie actually

pushed to kind of reform the delegate process which right now could actually cost him because he had fought so hard against the rules before and now he wants to make sure, you know, that the person who is the closest to the number that would be a good place. >> it's inside baseball really. steve: right? >> because of the complexity of the rules. the bottom line is would bernie supporters vote for berg or biden? >> steve: you know the answer to that. >> hopelessly split party going into the election. ainsley: the alleged democratic party or are you saying would some of those establishments vote for donald trump? >> some -- steve: stay home. >> i find it hard to say this. i think it is more likely to stay home as opposed to democrats voting for president trump. although 20% of the people at those rallies are democrats that says something. ainsley: really? i don't know that. brian: in february. add something else in.

i have never seen donald trump's run. major candidates say their candidate in their party can't win. biden said he can't win. mayor pete said he can't win. and bloomberg says he can't win. how do you walk that back if he gets the nomination? >> you don't. you don't. brian: donald trump has his ad ready to roll. >> they are a split party. anyway you slice it they are split. steve: the platform that bernie sanders is running son free healthcare, free college tuition. legal weed. brian: championship for everybody. ainsley: illegals get healthcare for free. steve: that was the entire party. >> is he a revolutionary. he doesn't want incremental change. he wants a revolution in our society. stop it being capitalists which it always has been for 200 odd years and make it into a socialist society. i mean, that's a revolution. steve: stuart. brian: while praising fidel castro. >> stop it. steve: there are still a lot of people in this country though ho like that idea. they feel like the

government owes them. >> i take your point and i do understand that there is a cadre, so to speak, to use a socialist expression a cadre of support for socialism, i don't think it's that big and i don't think it's going anywhere. brian: they never experienced it. >> i pray we do not turn this country into anywhere near a socialist society. ainsley: what would it do to the stock market. >> crash it, guaranteed. i sound like paul krugman, don't i on the eve of the 2016 election if trump wins we crash the economy. he was totally wrong. i don't want to be totally wrong about bernie sanders. i think i'm totally right, if he wins, the house, the senate and the presidency. that economy crashes and the market crashes. brian: jeremy corbyn was the labor party leader. >> take note. brian: he was so extreme boris johnson not only got majority in the parliament. he became the prime minister because his opponent was so out there. a lot of people are seeing the parallels. >> jeremy corbyn was crushingly defeated, virtually ended the labor party for at least the next five or six years.

i hope and pray that the same thing happens here if bernie sanders is the candidate. steve: well, the last chance is tomorrow really. the first of the last chances. so it's either going to have to be joe biden or bye bloomberg does something big tomorrow or it's going to be bernie. >> i know i sound rather harsh here. steve: very harsh. >> crash the economy and market and heaven forbid. brian: you are not saying joe biden would crash the economy. >> no, i'm not. but bloomberg would. brian: not saying bloomberg would crash the economy. you are looking at the candidates. >> yes. brian: you are not playing party politics. >> a bernie candidacy and senate controlled house and senate would crash economy in america. ainsley: sanders in massachusetts that is elizabeth warren's state that bernie sanders. brian: going to win. ainsley: 24% and elizabeth warren 22% there is a margin of error but, still. >> you are killing me here.

steve: an hour and 15 minutes from right now. stuart is going to be over on fox business check him out. >> thanks, everyone. brian: turn the futures around. ainsley: and turn around because look who is behind you: jillian: good morning, good to see you. u.s. and taliban facing a major road block. afghanistan's president says he will not comply with the timetable to release taliban prisoners. the deal calls for 5,000 fighters to be freed ahead of power sharing talks next week. if finalized the deal would end america's longest war and bring thousands of troops home milwaukee brewery opening doors today. extra security on hand at molson coors. overnight hundreds of people holding a milwaukee strong vigil for the five victims. they were shot and killed by an employee whose motive is still unknown. milwaukee police say he built his gun with parts

ordered online. former vice president joe biden is ready to challenge president trump on policies and his nickname sleepy joe. on "fox news sunday" biden responded to the president's claim that he can't handle the white house. listen to this. >> i can hardly wait to debate him on stage. i want people to see me standing next to him and him standing next to me. we will see who is sleepy. jillian: biden then confused chris wallace's name with a news anchor on another channel. he said i don't know how you do it early in the morning. and then to this. the biggest spectacle at a nascar race was a little girl. watch. ♪ and the rockets red glare. jillian: 8-year-old blowing the crowd away in california with the powerful performance of the national anthem. isn't she spectacular? steve: she has such a big voice.

jillian, thank you. meanwhile house democrats blocking fisa reforms. is this proof, some wonder, their russian collusion narrative is more important to them than national security? we are going to talk about that coming up. ♪ of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference.

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>> jerry nadler and the rest of the democrats do not want to have to admit that the investigations occurred. they do not want to have to admit that fisa was abused. what do they do? they do like everybody in the democratic party lately stick their head in the sand and only blame trump. steve: there have you got congressman doug collins of georgia calling out democrats for delaying a crucial fisa reform bill in congress as a new op-ed argues they care more about their narrative than

national security is that true? joining me right now is a former senate judiciary counsel brett tolman joins us live from salt lake city. >> good morning, steve. steve: as we have all learned the fisa courts were used to spy on a presidential campaign, which is extraordinary that the federal government do that. but, now, weather presented when the opportunity to fix it and make it better. what are the democrats doing? >> yeah. this shows the democrats aren't serious and they aren't about doing work for the american people this is one of the most important jobs that they have. analyze the provisions that the fisa court has power over and utilize to surveil citizens in this country. and they are not serious when they walk away from the table and don't want to -- even attempt to put in a safeguard that we could feel more confident that this power isn't being abuse you

had. steve: we have even heard from the fisa courts. >> that's right. steve: we are only as good as the department of justice and the fbi gives us. have you got to make sure that this stuff is right. >> yeah. i mean, very few people realize that most of the abuse under -- in the fisa court has come under some form of the leadership of jim comey. and many of the others that have now become household names. when he was deputy attorney general. when he was director of the fbi these abuses occurred. it's not a coincidence. it is something that should be compelling members of congress to say let's review these and take a good hard look at it. >> given the rules regarding the impeachment of adam schiff and jerry nadler. what do they want to do regarding fisa? >> what it appears that they want to do is have the ability still to utilize some of the most powerful tools that a court can issue

for political purposes when people say it's been weaponized. it's not an understatement. the fisa court. the secret court in this country that has very important powerful tools was used to try to remove a sitting u.s. president because they did not like him. steve: and the republicans the attorney general says let's reauthorize it but a number of republicans saying this is the perfect time to fix it, right? >> it is. it may be the only time that we can fix it with some assurance that we have in mind, accountability for those who we would the power. so let's do it. steve: that's what we want. we want accountability when things go haywire. brett tomb, thank you for joining us from new york city. good to see you again. >> good to see you. steve: the crowd at cpac in the d.c. area erupting as you can hear into cheers for

this powerful speech on the american dream. >> when the son of a slave could become a share cropper. the son of a shar share cropper can become a mason. son of a mason can become a truck driver. and that truck driver can stand before you today on becoming first black senator. >> that candidate john james on his message all gone viral is he next up on "fox & friends." ♪ red, white, and blue ♪ ♪ (burke) not exactly a skinny dipper, but we covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. so call 1-800 farmers to get a quote. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪

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at carvana. brian: powerful message about the american dream now going viral on social media after speaking at cpac over the weekend. >> we must show them an america where the son of a slave can become a share cropper. the son of a share cropper can become a mason. the son of a mason can become a truck driver. and the son of a truck driver can stand before you today on the brink 6 becoming michigan's first black senator. [chanting u.s.a.] steve: the crowd on saturday erupted into cheers of, you can hear it there, u.s.a. our next guest as he made his case for the american capitalism and free will as well join us right now with more is iraq war veteran and

republican senate candidate in michigan john james. john, good morning to you. ainsley: good morning. >> good morning, good morning. thanks for having me back on. steve: the reason your message was so powerful because it was about going -- your family went from poverty to prosperity in one generation. tell us your story, the cliff notes version if you would. >> my story doesn't begin with me. my story began a long, long time ago. much like america began a long, long time ago. i am the walking result of the american dream. and we need to make sure that we protect and preserve that dream for others. if you want to see the entire speech go to john james for senate.com and you will see where i talked about where capitalism works but we need to make sure that we continue to tear down barriers and increase access to folks who don't have it. where you don't need to go to venezuela to see where the liberal leftist socialist policies have failed their people. can you just come to michigan and see where we are failing our neighborhoods and forgetting our farms and need to make sure that we have situation where's we don't have

policies of envy and confiscation but we have policies that increase access and opportunity for all americans. ainsley: john very charismatic speech. my word, you would be a great senator it looks like and maybe president one day. i can see you do that. >> oh goodness. ainsley: how is the race looking. >> tied statistically in the recent polls. we have outraised our incumbent opponent by a million dollars last quarter. we have no primary. and we are by the support of folks out there just like you go on to john james for senate.com who believe in our race and know we can win this thing. not just to beat our opponent. we don't have hate in our hearts. we want to win a better michigan for the future. we want to win a better united states of america to make sure that we protect our children and their futures and not just lurch to the left that you are seeing from the democrats. brian: we know you have military and business background. john, looking at your family background, why isn't john james a little angry? remember, your family started as slaves and had to work their way up and can you argue and hard to push back on it you have had a

harder time than other races white, hispanic, why aren't you angry and bitter? why are you smiling and optimistic? >> i'm optimistic because we live in the greatest country ever been on this planet. there is not hate and bitterness in my heart. too few people have heard that message. too few know we live in the greatest country. what democrats are trying to do is they are trying to take the gratitude out of what we have in this nation. yes, my father was born across the street from mississippi in mississippi state university and couldn't go there because he was black. and now he has a son knocking on the door of the u.s. senate. we need to make sure that this, yes, it is the story of all americans who immigrated for -- it hear for better opportunities, but we need to make sure that we take our policies and we broaden our tent and we show how capitalism can work for everyone. so i'm not angry. i'm excited. i'm optimistic and i truly believe that with the right leadership we are going to increase and continue to grow our nation for the

future. steve: well, john, what do you make of the fact that bernie sanders currently on the democratic side, the democratic socialist is actually on the verge of becoming their nominee if he does well tomorrow. >> well, this is what i'm saying. it's not just about beating bernie it's what i said in the speech. it's about the fact that socialism has such an appeal for this next generation. reagan said we didn't pass along freedom in our bloodstream. we have to make sure that we fight and protect it. because we as republicans haven't done a good job going in our inner cities and going into our campuses and showing how conscientious capitalism, how compassionate conservative works for americans, then the democrats are filling that vacuum with lies. we need to do better i'm looking forward to working with every vote, everywhere, regardless of what you look like or how you were born. loving everyone. and showing and bringing glory to god. i really think that by having an economy that works for everyone, not just talking about the g.d.p., but by telling people how it works for their bottom line, i think that's how we win.

i think that's how we protect the american dream for future generations. brian: certainly not going to get outworked and you have a powerful message. john james thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. ainsley: almost 7:30 on the east coast. as we head into super tuesday what issues are important to families in 2020. we will ask our panel of moms. there they are. ♪ get on your feet ♪ stand up and make take some action. ♪ i'm phil mickelson.

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careen, jeanine, samantha and jenny. >> good morning. >> republican democrat, republican democrat. republican democrat republican. so we are fair and balanced and i want to hear about the issues that are important to you. carren, i will start with you. what is most important in your household? >> i like rule of law and i don't -- i'm not in favor of socialism or wealth redistribution. my husband works very hard. we like to plan for the future. and i don't want him working so our neighbors can go to college for free. ainsley: a lot of people feel the same way. what does he do. >> he works in healthcare nonprofit. >> what do you do. >> i am at a stay-at-home mom. i have been at costco stocking up. ainsley: you are worried about it? >> i am. i would rathe err on the side of caution. ainsley: they are wonderful and we love these seeing you meants this is what we do on the weekends. if you want to be a fly on the wall amongst women we

talk about issues and kids. dr. downing, you are a certified dermatologist. tom of your class. >> thank you. ainsley: how many children do you have. >> i have one child. she is a teenager. ainsley: how is that going? >> it's going great, actually. she is lovely i'm very proud as a mom. it's the best thing i have ever done. steve: what's important to you. >> in terms of what is important to me. education is important to me. access to education. i don't necessarily want free education like you just said. i want access to education. there should be good public education through high school. healthcare is absolutely critical. somebody on this panel just recovered from cancer. curing cancer, access to healthcare, access to proper prescription drugs, access to the things that we need. insulin should not be as expensive as it is. it is ridiculous. ainsley: i agree. >> in terms of gun control. i'm worried about guns. i'm worried about the safety of children and ourselves in this society with people walking around with guns all the time. ainsley: as a democrat, what do you think about bernie sanders plan as a doctor, the healthcare plan and free college for everyone?

how are we going to pay for that? >> okay. i am a biden girl or a bloomberg girl. i am not a bernie girl at all. that being said, i want to defeat trump. so i would be a bernie girl if i had to be a bernie girl. i am not for medicare for all at all. i do not think it is going to work. but we have the congress and we have the senate to check that so that will not work. in terms of free colleges that will also not work. we have somebody to check him if he does get in i'm confident of that. ainsley: barbara you are a mom. had you stage three colon cancer. what is important to you. >> healthcare is most important. i'm also single so i have to make sure that healthcare is always going to be affordable. i have a child with a life threatening medical condition, and i have to make sure that i can always take care of my children. and my health. it could bankrupt me if i don't have affordable healthcare and access to medicine for my children. and i think socializing medicine is dangerous.

it frightens me. bernie frightens me. ainsley: tammy is in the back. she is a democrat. interior designer, owns her own company. what's the name of your company. >> tammy reese design. ainsley: sounds good. you have two daughters. >> i do. ainsley: lucky ducks. they have beautiful houses and dorm rooms. what concerns you the most. >> i think barbara hit on something like by using the word fear. i think there is a lot of fear out there. and the idea that we wouldn't have -- that as a democrat that i wouldn't have somebody who was running who was moderate who was sensible to do things slowly and carefully. and in a way with the senate and congress to make sure that everything is checked and balanced and that was -- that was actually feasible and that wouldn't disrupt our job market, which it's important for that to be strong. so to have somebody who is moderate but also is paying attention to things like gun

control, healthcare for all, the environment and doing it in a way that is methodical and thoughtful. ainsley: which candidate do you like. >> i like joe biden. ainsley: how do you feel about bernie sanders. there is division in the democratic party? >> i actually love mike bloomberg having been a new yorker and lived through what he did to this city. i think he worked magic here. but i don't know that he is the best candidate. and so that's why i'm supporting biden but i feel -- i will, again, i will support whoever is on the democratic ticket but i would love to be able to really throw my full weight behind somebody who was moderate and willing to understand -- i think any extreme is scary. and i think, like you were saying about the virus, i think we are all sort of scared right now. and the idea that that we would have consistent and fact-based information is --

would be really assuring to everybody. ainsley: marissa what are you doing in your home you are a mother. writing a children's book. your son is the same age as my daughter and he is into politics. >> he is very into politics. i took him to vote in a local election in november. and we knew the person who was running. so he said mommy, i'm going to go see them run but where is the race? i don't understand. this so that inspired me to then talk to a bunch of my friends and say, you know what? we need to educate our little people about politics. so it's going to be called off to the races. it's in its very early stages he is my inspiration for everything. ainsley: what a great story. >> i grew up in a household my father a democrat and my mother a republican. i made my own choices. my son loves the president. i told him you love and respect the office of the presidency. he does. he is very into watching everybody on tv. ainsley: all right. so this weekend all my girlfriend are talking about

coronavirus. yours? >> yes. ainsley: what are your thoughts? >> i think it's brand new and anything that is unknown is extremely scary. if they called it flu strain c i think people would be a little bit less panicked. i think the unknown is really scaring people. and 52,000 people on average die of the flu each year i read, which, you know, we are way low below that number. i just think it's really the unknown. but my girlfriend was texting me oh my husband said don't get the masks they don't work. and i think nobody knows what's coming and nobody knows how to prevent it. ainsley: samantha, you have middle school girls. go ahead. >> i had to walk my daughter off the ledge the other day because she is in fear mode. ainsley: what did she say to you. >> mommy are we going to die? i'm so scared? they are going to cab sell school and we are going to be kept in the home? and i might be the only one up here i'm not buying into the fear. i think there is a virus and i think it can be dangerous, but i also believe that when we put our bodies in fear mode, we cause stress in

them. and when our bodies are stressed, we become ill. so, let's get the information. let's deal with it as it comes out. let's stay healthy. let's take vitamin c. elder berry, or oregano oil. cut sugar out of your diet. drink water. eat healthy, exercise. wash your hands. don't touch above your shoulders. be aware. but all the fear mongering, i can't buy into it becaus because -- ainsley: i think that's smart. >> toxic overall. adding to the hysteria isn't helping anybody. it isn't helping our children. we don't have the bandwidth for it. our children are under enough stress. we have to take precautionary measures. be smart, but we cannot engage in the hysteria. >> concerns of sleeping. you have to sleep more. your body can't be stressed. it produces cortisol is what you were trying to say just now and that makes you more stressed. for those that smoke or

vape, now is an excellent time to quit your lungs are already compromised. wash our hands, shouldn't be as kissy kissy as we usually are right now. quite frankly this is what 2% mortality rate. the flu is 1% mortality rate. somebody quoted the flu this year. the flu this year is now over 10,000 deaths. so, we just need to be smart. it's going to mostly effect the disabled and elderly more than anybody else. not like that is a good thing. i'm pointing out those facts. we need to wash our hands and be careful and be cautious and smart and not in panic mode. we shouldn't be emptying the shelves and afraid to go to chinatown and all the rest of this stuff. it's not helpful. >> >> at church they were passing out sanitizers and said if you don't want to dip your bread in the wine you don't have to fingers get in the wine kind of gross. when we did -- some people were shaking hands some were not. it's okay. karin, you talked about going to costco. what are some of the conversations what do you want the government to do?

>> i was actually talking about this with my husband, we were almost thinking that maybe every night at 6:30, there should be like a quick update if the virus has spread, or, you know, some kind of geographic information. because i would personally like to know if it's near me. you know. i know there is a case here in new york city now. and, you know. >> stable. just came back from iran. see is doing fine. >> she is not older. >> she is in her 30's and she will be able. education would be critical rather than shutting it down. the spanish flu 100 years ago in 1918 they shut down all information. we need to have the information so we can make our own best decisions as mothers and as citizens of the united states. ainsley: kammie, what do you want to hear from the president. >> i want facts. i don't want to hear that it's magically going to disappear because it's not. separate and apart from whether or not it's going to cause great disruption to our society, it's not going -- that's a fantasy to say like there is going to

be a miracle and it's going to disappear. >> we are a year away from a vaccine probably a solid year away from a vaccine right now. so people need to be smart. ainsley: gosh. all right. samantha, what do you want to hear from the president when it comes to coronavirus. >> you know, i think he has given information as it comes to him. i just read this morning that chelsea clinton is on cnn saying that the president is unprepared. how dare she say things like that. where does she get her information from? i think it's terrible that we're doing fear mongering. ainsley: isn't it interesting that she is saying that chelsea clinton two weeks ago when the president was saying if you are in china, you are not allowed in our country. if you are an american i' m going to come get you but quarantine you to protect our country. that was two weeks ago. what were the democrats doing? talking about impeachment? >> even chuck schumer said that, you know, it was discriminating that president trump was shutting off aircraft to china. and now they are walking it back saying oh, he is not

doing enough. well, two weeks ago didn't he shut down the airline travel? ainsley: he did. >> you can't have it both ways. ainsley: here i am making it political. maybe we should keep politics out of it. save us all from getting this disease and everyone be vigilant and use that sanitizer. thank you all for being with us. moms, you are all so good. we love you all. pray for their children because they're the future of this country. we will have y'all back y'all are awesome. it's 47 minutes after the top of the hour. president trump warning the crowd at cpac about the danger of democrats pushing socialist ideas. >> impose a fanatical code of political correctness and implement policies that would turn america very quickly into a large scale venezuela. ainsley: our next guest fled venezuela and said socialism caused his country to become a hungry nation of refugees. plus, democrats face off in a super tuesday showdown so who will come out on top?

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jillian: good morning, welcome back. quick headlines. mike trout shows he is a power house hitter no matter the sport. >> oh. [laughter] jillian: i mean, don't we all want to do that at least once? the angel's outfielder crushing the golf ball at a driving range it. literally goes out of the park. that's awesome. and a track star gets a huge home run, mollie qualifying for the olympics in her first marathon ever. the former all-american was unable to compete in the 2016 olympics due to injury. send it back to you guys. steve: all right, jillian, thank you. ainsley: president trump taking the stage at cpac this weekend warning about the threats facing our country under a far left socialist agenda. listen. >> far left radicals have become increasingly desperate and increasingly dangerous in their quest to

transform america into a country you would not recognize. impose a fanatical code of political correctness? turn america very quickly into a large scale venezuela. steve: that is a warning our next guest knows all too well. born and raised in venezuela, he saw how that country went from a rich nation of immigrants to a hungry nation of desperate refugee. brian: that's where they are at right now. martino joins us now. daniel, what does -- what is your impression of the rise of socialism on the left in this country? >> i was really shocked when i came to the united states less than four years ago how the democratic party went from a party that was supposed to be moderate, right, to a party that embraced the ideas that i fled from. and that's what pushed me to speak up against socialism.

it's told the story of my grandfather, right, that venezuela in the 1950s was a country that received millions of immigrants all over the world such as my grandfather, prosperous. where people even without an education could prosper. slowly socialism destroyed it and turned it into what it is today. steve: how? what went haywire other than the obvious? >> right. so, venezuelaen people starting when we got democracy that started implementing overburdening business that imposed price controls that nationalized businesses. and while at the end of the 20th centuriened reformed many things and prosperous country by the time when they selected chavez in 199 will that's when chavez bernie sanders government provided housing. government provided free college, free healthcare, free everything. food, electricity. and that bankrupt our nation. ainsley: do you see our

country going in that direction, too? >> i think that many americans are, tee received in that direction. like venezuela, the united states has something we didn't have. that is a huge movement that wants to protect the constitution and defend the history that this country was built upon, right? which is the history of freedom. it is the history of iman nation, oemancipation and independence. we need to counter socialism is free market proposal. while republican politicians are right to attack socialism, they are just defending the status quo. and we need more than defending the status quo. we need to present free market proposals for healthcare and housing so we don't have the socialist having the advantage here. brian: but the problem is, more working class than middle and upper class. if you can tap into the resentment the works class had like mao and chavez did, next thick yo thing you know yoe

a revolution. >> socialism comes out of envy. that's why not only do we need free market proposals. socialist are sewing among americans and do that by teaching gratefulness to children and gratefulness to young americans. gratefulness to live in the greatest country on earth. in cowan tri where can walk on the street and be safe and go to the supermarket and find what you need. which is something i didn't have when i was a child. steve: joining us live daniel di martino, thank you for joining us from louisville, in kentucky. coming up in our final hour of the program, senator lindsey graham, eric trump and ken cuccinelli who is in the news. we'll explain coming up. ♪ ♪ i can't remember ♪

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♪ i love this song. love this album sheryl crow "fox & friends" on this busy morning tomorrow is super tuesday. >> and i know at his age it is hard to call joe biden the comeback kid. although he's one year younger than michael bloomberg and bernie sanders he's youngest one on the democratic side right now. >> well don't tell amy klobuchar that. ainsley: warren, with klobuchar.

younger. so anyway -- youngest male you meant. >> yes. calling him comeback kid he had a really big saturday where he blew out bernie sanders so the big question is, how will that translate into the super tuesday state because he only has a couple of days to capitalize behind it. he did get a little bit of good news because pete buttigieg dropped out yesterday and apparently tried to call the the former vice president to talk about what a could happen going forward. but somebody else got the phone call posted it onlining a little embarrassing. ainsley: if you're wake withing up and missed news from the weekend we're going to -- keep you informed here but styers out of the race. buttigieg is out of the race and biden had a first win in a primary or caucus in south carolina with the 47% of the votes. >> and do well in north carolina and then let me see that's it be. so there's going to be 15 states

up for grabs tomorrow. and right now bernie sanders is leading in every one of them. the only person on real clear average in striking distance is of him in virginia is mike bloomberg, and in massachusetts is elizabeth warren. the problem with joe biden is he never planned for super tuesday where he wasn't able to he's had small rallies, small money raise, he's had almost no appearances in the super tuesday states. he doesn't do a lot of interviews. so he doesn't do either of the free media until yesterday. >> maybe using win from sunday as momentum so people will say he's got a lot of african-american vote there. 25% of our country are voting countries african-american. and if they love him because they love president obama. the question is i heard over weekend maybe michelle balm is going to get in the race. >> you never know make it more interesting but here's the thing the way the democrats redid the rules, as long as he hits the threrkd of 15% if whoever gets 15% then is able to divvy up the

delegates, and according to i believe the "the washington pos" this morning joe biden has a chance to reset the democrat grace. good chance he'll pick up delegates in virginia, alabama, north carolina, arkansas, tennessee, oklahoma, he could even get some delegates in texas. but bernie is also very competitive in those states. but bernie is also going to do very well in california, colorado, and vermont. but now that -- now that mr. biden screened left right there is competitive in delegate race the big question going forward is, let's say right up to the convention nobody has got the magic number of 1991, with what do they a do then? do they just say you know what bernie you're closer you take. joe biden said yesterday not going to happen. >> are you going to fight for the nomination even if you are in second place in delegates?

>> yes. i mean look rules have been set and find a lot of folks in bernie operation are saying whoever goes in with both delegates even though not closer or they're a disangt from the 19 plus 00 that we need that that, they should be declared winner i wonder where that view is was when he was challengeing hillary after she went in with a commanding lead you docket change rules in the middle of a game. >> two moderates mike bloomberg and joe biden splitting race if klobuchar doesn't strong and loses minnesota how does she rationalize staying in the race sangd percent up over bloomberg in utah by 13 in colorado. winning in massachusetts, virginia, and biden is only place that i see him up is north carolina right now. and he might be able to bernie sanders might be able l to have enough to sweep california. means nobody else gets a delegate out of california. ainsley: in iowa, new hampshire when we were in these races in

nevada, south carolina, not as many delegates but tomorrow is huge because there's so many 14 states in one u.s. territory. so that means total of 1,357 delegates. you only need 9991 to be the winner. so one-third of all of the delegates are up for grabs tomorrow. : absolutely and right now keep in mind, the squabble, the race really is for second place because you look at bernie sanders right now. he seem to be on fire he's done very well. everywhere, but south carolina -- according to wall street journal sanders said he had a shot at winning that but he lost black votes overwhelmingly. in 2016, bernie lost south carolina by 48 points. 48 points to hillary clinton. this time he lost black voters by 45 points. but nonetheless dan says bernie is the one to stop. watch. >> ask yourself are bloomberg

biden vote percent going to go over to vote for bernie? i don't know. i'm not sure. but bloomberg is serving at this point at least and granted we haven't seen him on ballot yet but bloomberg is serving only as a spoiler you know you have to remember guys. a lot of these states have these votes it is not a win or take all a but that's a big problem all of a sudden you have biden splitting a vote with a significant candidate in bloomberg with bottomless pockets who is doing serious damage. i don't see anyone stopping bernie. >> so that go ahead. >> that panel one of the women said she said she is establishment democrat. she's more centrist and she said if biden doesn't get it or if bloomberg doesn't get it then she would vote for bernie instead of trump. >> only thing you wonder is bernie sanders has been somewhat exposed just a little bit. people starting to do his math after a the last debate and other columnist are, and then you look at the comments on fidel castro and daniel and him

doubling and tripling down over old video you wonder if people are starting to say wait a second this could really be dangerous for mike bloomberg he said he got in to beat donald trump to stop bernie sanders. here's what he said about what will end his run and "60 minutes." >> how much are you willing to spend? >> well -- i'm making an investment in this country. my investment is i'm going to remove president trump from 1600 pennsylvania avenue or -- at least try as hard as i can. >> so it's a blank check you would spend a billion dollars? >> i'm not sure if it is a blank check but so far i've said yes e. >> if they don't about finish on the top three? >> you'll keep going? >> yeah, sure. or will he. apparently he's only purchased ad time on super, up to super tuesday. so what about the states comment

after that. don't know. "the new york posted" editorial board said democrats you have to stop bernie now or he's going to steal your party. john pot wrote over the weekend that former barack obama needs to come out and a stop bernie by endorsing joe biden before it is too late. he also says we're the other party what it's like chuck schumer and nancy pelosi why aren't they trying to stop bernie sanders? because unless they do it before super tuesday, the way that delegates are divvies up bernie will be in the the drivers seat. >> who do you think will -- do you think elizabeth warren if she drops out do you think they'll go to bernie because they seem to be teaming up. >> that's what apparently that essentially is what -- pete buttigieg message was yesterday we have to unite the party which is code for we've got to unite the party behind the moderate whoever the moderate is. and a he was i think he was saying okay i'm going to jump out everybody else needs to jump out to support one person who

can take on bernie. >> so choab klobuchar in a fox news town hall in scranton, pennsylvania but before that and that's tonight mike bloomberg will be in the tonal town hall on us fox news channel so that's interesting because you see more and more interviews with mike bloomberg and no longer a theory and soon to get votes or not get votes. >> also he bought three minute commercials on a bunch of networks yesterday trying to road block, as people watch tv. oh there he is for three minutes he gets his story out there, and then tonight see had him in a situation where he's actual questions by actual a people. >> we were asking him some questions about bloomberg and bern knee this is what he had to say. >> idea that you could have a president bernie sanders, and a democrat senate and a democrat house which would mean he could push through some of his wild ideas.

that fills business leaders with absolute horror say a good-bye to private health insurance say good-bye to energy independent held ban frackinging superhigh taxes, which would guarantee a recession. i think that a -- his the presidency coupled with control of congress would crash the economy. >> wall street journal is all about about what bernie sanders would do with senate and house from his party -- it would not only that if you look at the people you work on blue cross/blue shield any private insurance agency you're all going to node a respirator to revive yourself. meanwhile ten minutes after a the top of the hours, a fox news alert get this. an advisor to iran supreme leader. reportedly dead from coronavirus as the number of confirm cases in that country jumps to 1500. meanwhile here in the united states, two people have died as the city of noshing and state of florida have reported their first patient. >> benjamin hall l live many

london some quarantine americans prepare to go home today. hi benjamin. >> hi steve and ainsley we did see an increase of cases over the world and administration is making it very clear there's no need to panic back in the u.s. they are monitoring risk taking every precaution possible. that being said they're on 80 individual cases around a the u.s. in at least 9 different states. in washington, two deaths has you pointed out both of those at a nursing facility in kirk land among them a man in his 70s with underlying health issues and that is the demographic hit most or most vulnerable to this virus. >> florida has also theired a public health emergency and new york now has its first case lady who had traveled to iran. a school in rhode island has closed after a student and teacher caught the the virus in italy. despite this, though, surgeon general speaking on show earlier, says there is no need for panicking. >> we're certainly seeing more entered in communities but it is

important for folks to know that right now their risk of american as thes remain as low. >> the virus is now in 66 countries around the world and number of deaths is over 3,000 with 89,000 total cases. remember 90% of those are still in china. the u.s. is now advise social cs not to travel to two regions in northern italy hard just in last hour president trump has tweeted saying this -- i'm meeting with the major pharmaceutical companies today at the white house about progress on a vaccine and cure progress being made. and in some of other good news today, the university of nebraska medical center is now discharging several people who quarantined from that diamond prin sises cruise ship in japan 17 were being monitored after evacuated from japan by the government and president trump and a administration also announcing new screening procedures for anyone coming from high risk countrying saying those people will be screened before takeoff as well as after they land. and if they're found to have the

virus they'll be sent to 11 quarantine center around u.s. >> benjamin hall live in london thank you very much. when we had the surgeon general on earlier he said stop buying math they do not work for general public he said. the only people who should be wearing mask are if you actually got coronavirus because otherwise to takes supplies away from the first responders who would need it and regarding the number of people wearing masks in the country on friday i was at one of the airports laguardia i probably saw 25, 30 people wearing mask. yesterday after a so many people had said they don't work i saw one person. >> ordered a stockpile of mask to increase from 33 million to approximately that amount on a monthly basis. buy private instead of going with general airlineses. probably -- >> i can't afford that. really -- okay. if you can't then don't fly, walk. the market dropped 3,600 point

last week i'm hoping for a better one. >> all right let's get over to jillian with headlines. >> i flew this weekend i saw a few masks but i saw -- people doing that too. >> everyone is taking precautions let's get you caught up on news out of chicago right now because mayor there doubles down in her defense of sanctuary city. this comes after i.c.e. reveal ised a man accused of abusing a three-year-old in a public bathroom and suresly deported in 2014. i.c.e. now blaming the city sanctuary status for letting christopher roam free. light is blaming i.c.e. >> and if i.c.e. is complaining then they should do their job better. they're critical because we have said very clearly we are welcoming cities for sanctuary cities, chicago, police department, will not cooperate with i.c.e. on any immigration related business. >> i.c.e. has requested puente be held again. the high schooler in this viral

confrontation is filing new complaints catholic high school student said he was smeared for the 2019 video with critics accusing him of harassing native american activist later revealed he did nothing wrong he's now suing abc, cbs "new york times" and rolling stone. he's already sued "the washington post" and nbc. he settedded with cnn in january. rapper kanye west takes a sunday service to the cat walk. ♪ ♪ holding a surprise performance at ferrising fashion week, and in the crowd kim kardashian she returned to paris four years after getting robbed at gunpoint. >> back to you. it is made out of latex they are very in right now. >> like leather kind of like new version of leather.

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so let's get the answer a does he have to leave his job ken cuccinelli join us to respond and what do you plan on doing about it? >> so the judge issued this ruling yesterday on a sunday interestingly enough. and i needless to say i found out pretty quickly. but -- ironically because the succession for the deputy secretary of homeland security ties back to original position at ucis, there's not a problem with me an my currentings position. the only issue in the case is related to being the acting director at ucis and this is something of aout liar and used in the past that's thought of as as legal on a, you know, pretty broadly. so you can expect an appeal, and we'll take intermediate steps to

avoid any challenge as. but it doesn't affect anything we're doing going forward and joe is is there at the helm today. >> regarding things that have gone in the past the judge did rule that the policies instituted during your tenure are void. now what happened? >> so well you can expect to see those reissued and validated. and that's just as a precautionary measure while an appeal goes forward. so it's -- it will be business as usual until this is all played out. >> this judge was appointed by president obama. has this method be used, though, by republicans and democrats for years? >> well, various aspects of appointment have been used vacant city act wrote about throughout the opinion and, of course, trump administration has a been somewhat frustrated with how long it takes to get people through the senate. that democrats in the senate

have imposed a record number of blocks on those nominees. so they've really tied hands of the administration they've used thing like vaict vacancy act and these alternatives that are legal and less to get a appointment but that's the way the president has beens toed to play the game. >> we've got to fix that and to who the next president this is a joke. meanwhile another bus company is not cooperating requesting you guys stopping immigration checks without warrant so you can't get that on there and they check people. they're not going to cooperate. what's your reaction to that? >> so it's very similar to when we saw this from greyhound is, the congress has given custom border protections 100 miles from the border to essentially do border enforcement if you think about that, it makes perfect sense you can't literally expect to line a 2,000 mile border and heck southern border is shorter than northern

border with people to deal with people exactly on the border. so we have internal check points near the border. and the real issue here is -- doing enforcement at transportation hubs. and i've got news for you and this bus company we're going to keep doing enforcement at those transportation hubs. within the boundaries of the law as we have for decades, decades literally president has been very leer to keep pressing ahead. >> all right. ken cuccinelli who is pressing ahead with little thing we heard yesterday sir thank you for joining us us trying to explain what the heck happened yesterday. >> good to be with all three of you. >> 24 minutes after a the top of the hour high school students getting paid to go to school. how? their classroom is in a factory. we're going take you inside the plant turned classroom. >> shaping up to be a two man race between bide biden and bernie but can the former vice president overcome those campaign missteps?

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>> grady from fox business live in jackson, tennessee where class is in session. grady. >> hey good morning guys. yeah the classroom is about 50 yards away from here off the factory floor and then for part of the day the student come out here and work along the employees assembling parts that go into the tools that we all use. you see some of the students here like this jees men in a yellow shirt they're getting paid to do this while getting valuable work experience as well. dr. jared is with the school district i want to bring him in so a lot of high schools want to talk how many students are graduating and going to college you're kind of shifting that kftion. >> yeah all a about continuing education about a skill what they can use to make a higher wage upon graduation. >> you can make 20 to 30 dollars an hour and manufacturing. how important is it to show student that there are other options other than college?

>> it is critical that's why we started program for local option and opportunities program because we want kids to see there are good paying jobs in manufacturing industry right in their own backyard. >> all right thank you jared and there are more than 350,000 manufacturing jobs open in the u.s. right now. stanley black and decker hoping to build that skill gap. >> all right graddy tremble a great idea. love that. thanks grady. in front of the compressor that i have in front of my garage let's talk about politics joe biden securing a much needed victory in south carolina. on saturday, but is this win enough to overcome his missteps on the campaign trail? like this -- >> eight more years of donald trump will change america in the fundamental way if you agree with me, go to joe 30330 and help me in this fight. i came back from south africa trying to see nelson mandela and

getting arrested for trying to see him in robyns island. >> my name is joe biden i'm a democratic candidate for the united states senate. >> looking for appointing first african-american two tom the united states senate. >> all right jack, thank you very much. all right it is chris but anyway -- >> and then we went on to it say i can't believe you do this so early in the morning. here to react is the president and executive vice president joe 30330 but i said it a lot better than he did kind of amazing. >> biden in south carolina and pete buttigieg dropped out yesterday what do you think? >> who did he sell to do that. the fact that pete buttigieg goes on for a year and i know how hard campaigns are part of a campaign he campaigns for a year to 36 hours before super tuesday. drop out of thes race, what was he promised by the dnc and promised by by joe biden if you're going to drop out why not wait that last 36 hour and see

in ten different states he was promised something. literally somebody. somebody called him up and said look the good of the party you have to drop out now. >> this proves my entire thesis they're against -- and contribute to joe biden somebody said you know what a mayor pete drop outing right now. why if you work that hard for a year why not let it ride for 36 more hour. >> happen in polls he knew he was going to be in single digit. >> some of the states on super tuesday he was in fourth. you know, he wasn't doing well but he wasn't doing poorly compared to some of the candidates on that stage so he dropped. sold for democratic party to help joe biden which is exactly my father narrative which they'll do anything. i won't use word but anything to hurt bernie sanders. >> you know who did not help joe biden was nancy pelosi, and you know, the people in the the

house and senate regarding impeachment because as they pushed the trump narrative regarding the impeachment ultimately every time they would bring that up, then hunter or bide opinion burisma all of that stuff came up to, you know, essentially ding joe biden. >> at the same time keeping senators in washington d.c. trying to give biden a leg up in iowa and other right they were working on this nonsense impeachment sham and try to hurt bernie sanders all of the time and tried to hurt him the entire time and that is interesting run against bernie a socialist. a whack job who wants 85% taxes guy who took his honeymoon to ussr said that venezuela should be model society for america. >> or -- or would you rather run against guy that you showed two seconds ago right who said his son was attorney general of the united states who said he was running for senate. my father would destroy that guy. >> you called out dad yesterday

and said i can't wait to get only stage with him. and bloomberg stating he's worst performance in history of the world tom stie iser shows how tough this entire thing is. it's really this is becoming exciting guys i'm excited we have a massive rally tonight in north carolina in charlotte so all going down for that. this is becoming exciting. >> campaign site army for trump.com. so we're going to have to million volunteers across this nation go there to mac a phone call l for campaign and knock doors for the campaign. you can go there to bundle and raise money for campaign so many other things. so sign up for army for trump but a great website and the movement is never been stronger than it is right now. >> right now people are sleeping out overnight in north carolina where your dad will be making a appearance on thursday doing a town hall in scranton. pennsylvania, so at the same time mike bloomberg goes and a does this town hall tonight who is left in the race? who worries you the most? >> well you know with what's interesting you see, you see biden who is one of the front

runners now he goes out with ten people show first rally reading off a teleprompter there's no enthusiasm there and mini mike has zero enthusiasm too. right he didn't add other day you want to fall asleep talking about about this coronavirus thing. other only person with enthusiasm is actually bernie and they're doing everything they can to try to steal from the guy. >> he worries you the the most? >> but policies are -- listen we're not ready to become a communist nation that much i can tell you about america right i've spent time pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, all of these places like -- they're not aligned with those views so no he doesn't worry me at all frankly biden doesn't worry me. ireally good where we are right now because i think my father will beat any of these people. >> what's your prediction for super tuesday? >> i think bernie does really well and i think they try to steal from a convention right now i think they look at the state winning in california and winning in texas. right you go through and, obviously, going to win vermont

he's winning many of the states. i think only state that biden is doing well in right now is -- north carolina. >> so the vice president was asked yesterday by chuck give me names of people that you claim are politicizing the coronavirus. >> how about every single democrat. every single democrat honestly they know they can't stop my father. they've been hoping and wishing for something bad the entire time trying to impeach him and tried to destroy so many people lives to get to my father to take him down because they can't and use the coronavirus for same thing and it is truly sick very, very sick. >> gavel poll came out 77% of the american public says that they're convinced u.s. government can handle this. only they can my father will. he was born for these types of mommies and he's doing a phenomenal job assembled best experts and doing a great job. >> we're getting breaking news. fox news alert we have learned that jack welch former g.e.

chairman dead at the age of 84. we're going to bring you more details as they become available. jack welch dead at 84. >> all right meanwhile after the break, we're going to talk to senator lindsey graham on afghan deal, and so much more, coronavirus, and super tuesday. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax.

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been a friend of fox for a long time. >> lindsey graham all eyes were on south carolina, this weekend because of the democratic primary. but senator, something else happened right in the middle of that. is a peace deal is a possible peace deal announced with afghanistan. and the u.s. -- next step have the afghan government meet with the taliban. are you comfortable with that? >> let's give it a i would love to see the war in afghanistan end but peace deal is not with al qaeda that's with with taliban see if they honor peace deal but one thing i want to stress to your viewerslet not do afghanistan. but obama did in iraq pull the plug on the place. and allow radical islam to come roaring back. americans were killed as a result of the rise isis peel all over planet were killed and we have a chance to end in afghanistan smartly and well but we're going need a residual u.s.

force a counterterrorism presence for years to come, because i don't trust that taliban to police al qaeda and isis. we foiled two plots the last year where isis was trying to attack the american homeland we're down to 8600 mr. president let's get the taliban to the table but not trust the taliban to defend america. we need some of our forces in place. that's what had obama failed to do in iraq. >> but 14 months later we're going to be pulled out if they hit their conditions -- we'll be down to zero troops in afghanistan a according to the way the deal reads. >> senator let's talk about south -- >> okay if this is wait a minute if this is a withdrawal document then afghanistan will fall apart. and civil war will emerge go back into the darkness in al qaeda with and isis will come forward to threaten us and i've been told it is a condition space withdrawal. the conditions have to be met before we can withdrawal all of

our troops. what are the conditions? that american homeland is not at risk our withdrawal. a small residual counterterrorism force will protect america from the rise of isis and al qaeda inside offing afghan. that's what we fail to do in if we pull the plug on the place i know what's going to happen. if we leave the small american counterterrorism force i think it will be a successful outcome. >> well president did say the other day that he was going to keep an eye on it to make sure nothing went haywire in meantime talk about the state. >> 47% of the voters went to vote for joe biden he needed our state senator graham to move forward. what are your with predictions? >> well, i think bernie is going to win california and win texas. i think joe biden is going to do well in the south, north carolina places with large pockets of african-american voters but eric said it well. you know, this is bernie's

anonymous to lose, and they're scared to death that bernie is going to win and they're going to pull out all of the stops to stop bernie. i think it is going to split the party right down the middle. if we don't make any major mistakes as republicans president trump is on course to get reelected. >> do you thinks that one of the reasons why pete buttigieg dropped out yesterday? >> no doubt in my mind they're trying to consolidate the field to have upon the against bernie one-on-one. don't count bloomberg out. you know, joe biden is going to have a hard time catching on because he has no money but if you give a guy like had bloomberg unlimited resources he'll be competitive over time but you know what i'm not worried about democratic party. i'm worried about the republican party. we've got the most effective president since ronald reagan running at the top of our ticket. ting he's going to get reelected because of the results e he's achieved on national security. he's been a reagan-like figure and end this war in afghanistan smartly.

mr. president,let get a better deal with iran, and let's taking it to the terrorist throughout the world to keep america safe. and i'm just very pleased with what's happened touring the trump years and i think that strongest thing we have going for us is not the weakness of the democratic party, but the strength of the republican party. >> senator, thanks so much for joining us you're also at the rally over the weekend with the president you know he's got a lot of south carolina support. >> bill there in charlotte tonight. >> okay. busy man. he's got the carolinas wired. senator thanks so much. [laughter] >> thanks senator good to see you. meanwhile straight ahead he's inspiration for america iconic films. ready for this my whole life. >> any inspirational message for america. but first check in with ed henry coming up at the top of the hour. hi, ed. >> brian calling me inspiration but -- rk nope that's rudy maybe next time. thanks big news andrew cuomo about to hold a live news conference after confirming

first case of coronavirus here in new york. we'll talk with white house press secretary on the president's response to all of this. plus, neil cavuto at the opening bell we're watch market see if there's a bounceback and one day before super tuesday with byron on new york and doug jones endorsed joe bightedden but faces tough reelection in alabama after voting to convict the president. we'll press him on that, coming up. hi. uh, can you tell me how to get to i-70, please? o-okay, are you -- ah, yes. thank you. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says.

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it is been called one of the most inspiration mall movie of all time and classic football i'm talking about this movie we've with all seen called rudy and now real life rudy is continuing to motivate his mass launching brand new podcast with shares stories of inspiration rudy your story still resonates when someone sees someone overachiever they say you're like rudy what does that feel like? >> well, it feet like i've made the right choicing to go after a the dream that i had of the feeling i had for notre dame itm they become unstoppable. if you really believe and that's why i wanted to give hope to people and also to e eliminate hatred because you go through life hating people that tried to

stop and i forgave them there's a guy on the pods cast interview with captain charlie captured eight, you know 2,000 day and eight foot cell eliminated hatred. and he started imagining if dreams imagining his goal and he lived that for 2,000 days and that's kind of like what i did too. once i eliminated hatred, my life became a very positive sight. and i saw things differently and -- at a you do is use people as inspiration and i'll say i'll show you you actually should thank a theming looking back like the movie you go and you serve and you deciding to go into the plant and going to have a blue class blue collar life and going at the plant you say i'm going to change everything. i'm going to pursue my dream of going to notre dame you're one of 14 kids for the most part your family said forget it rudy,ing right? >> right.

right. right. they didn't understand that journey but that's okay my friend kind of told me before he passed don't live in regret rudy go after your dreams. and that is what propelled me to do that. i'm not going to live in regret i having nothing to lose. so i'm going to go towards the dream and boy a lot of things open up when you go towards that dream and improv that positive attitude. because you -- people come to you now and empower you because you do need friends and feel to push you through tough times when you're ready to quit and then that was important. so you find a lot of great friends at notre dame a lot of great people wanted you to succeed and that's why it was like living dream is very surreal. day i met kobe bryant he said i was his hero because of the movie gave him philosophy of life to work hard and don't live in regret. and -- >> that's a great feeling. so people know listening that don't play football you dyslexia didn't discover and got to notre dame worked as a groundses keeper found your way to field and getting dressed finally with

20 seconds left you got in and just the journey and effort would have yielded same results these are part of the stories that's on podcast on march 23rd go to itunes and spotify rudy talking to other rudy story what's better than that. thanks so much. >> you bet brian and sigh you down to line to go to amazon prime to watch our documentary. rudy walk and they'll love. >> absolutely making the movie and living life not easy but you did both. more fox and friends in just a moment.

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