ice pineapple match that and ginger was my name in the fraternity. darr. carley: delicious and refreshing. equally delicious and refreshing. todd: "fox & friends" starts right now. carley: it has a zing to it. todd: zing. ♪ ♪ baby, baby ♪ old enough to dance ♪ dance the night away ♪ steve: can you tell the people who pick the music come in at 10:00 at night. they write the night away up in the pod working on the "fox & friends" show so we can come out at 6:00 a.m. and say hello welcome and they have been dancing the night away. pete: that's third. we brought two thirds of the weekend to spend on this friday. steve: i have not worked with you since you came back. jedediah: that's true i haven't worked with you since i had a big giant baby inside.

steve: things have changed. we are here on a very busy friday. we start with something everybody is talking about. it's a fox news alert. the state of maryland has now confirmed its first three cases of coronavirus. jedediah: the announcement comes as president trump vows to end the outbreak no matter what. pete: a massive spending bill lands on the president wants desk. good morning. >> it's been called an aggressive plant. the 8 billion-dollar bill will help pay for vaccine research, medical supplies like those test kits and even help small businesses taking a hit. at the fox news town hall last night, president trump assured americans his administration is ready to tackle this outbreak. >> we could have a very long term plan. we hope that doesn't happen. but we have plans for every single possibility. and i think that's what we have to do. we hope it doesn't last too long. >> this morning, there are 12 coronavirus deaths in the u.s. and more than 200 confirmed caress across the country

including first three in maryland: they contracted the virus while traveling overseas. check out northern california here, members of the california national guard delivering test tkoeuts granted princess cruise ship anchored off the coast. 3500 people stuck on board after a passenger from a previous trip died from the virus. some of those tests are expected back today, pete, jed, steve? steve: thank you very much, aishah. coming up one hour from now dr. nicole saphier is going to be joining us. there is a lot of misinformation out there. she is going to try to tell us what we're up to. apparently a vaccine has already been developed by a company. and they are trying to get it to market as quickly as possible. the other thing is chinese scientists have realized there are two strains of it. there is an s strain and l strain.

they say stronger of the two, the one that is landing people in the hospital is burning itself out because when you get that version, you go to the hospital. so it can't replicate. pete: that's the one that was in china mostly. steve: presumably. identified by chinese researchers. the other one is so mild and so many kids apparently have had it they didn't realize the kids had it it's some suggestion could the kids be carriers and it only seems to be kind of a cold. so dr. saphier is going to i didn'joinus in one hour with inn you need to know about covid-19. pete: that's all you want in moments like this is give mee the facts and basic information. there is tons of hyperbole and speculation not helpful at all because it sticks in everybody's head. we will get you information on that. jedediah: political news president trump did what i thought was a fantastic town hall last night with our very own bret baier, martha mccallum. he had a lot to say. he talked a lot about the field. he talked about this dwindle

ling field of 2020 candidates on the left. take a listen to this and then we will talk more about it. bernie vs. biden. >> i was all set for bernie because i thought it was going to happen. you know, we get ready for things, right? so mentally i'm all set for bernie, communists. i had everything down. [laughter] i was all set. and then we had this crazy thing that happened on tuesday which he thought was thursday. [laughter] but he also said 150 million people were killed were guns and he was running for the united states senate. support me, i'm running for the united states. there is something going on there. bret: do you think biden is damaged? do you think he is damaged? >> i think that biden has been damaged, yeah. steve: he also talked a little bit about elizabeth warren who did not do bernie any favors by staying in the race and if you missed the news yesterday, she

came out and after finishing third in her state, she also lost in her state. joe biden actually wound up with the majority of the female vote, plurality rather in the commonwealth of massachusetts. so she announced she is stepping aside, suspending her campaign. and is it time to endorse bernie finally? watch this. >> not today. not today. i need some space around. this i want to take a little time to think a little more. i have been spend ago lot of time right now on the question of suspending and making sure this works as best we can for our staff, for our team, for our volunteers. i was told at the beginning of this whole undertaking that there are two lanes, a progressive lane that bernie sanders is the incumbent for and a moderate lane that joe biden is the incumbent for. and there is no room for anyone

else in this. i thought that wasn't right. but, evidently, i was wrong. steve: wait, wait, wait, wait a minute. why wouldn't she endorse bernie sanders? wasn't that kind of a no brainer? pete: you watched it on stage. they would compliment each other. they seemed to be from the same wing of the party. but there was something that went abit amiss in the process. if you do recall. steve: wait a minute, are you talking about somebody. pete: it's when your mic is on and nobody is supposed to be listening. steve: it was in january at the debate and when they confronted each other over lying. >> i think you called me a liar on national tv? >> what? >> i think you called me a liar on national tv. >> no. let's not do it right now. you want to have that discussion, we will have that discussion. you called me a liar -- all right. let's not do it now. >> i don't want to get in the middle i just want to say hi, bernie. >> okay, good. jedediah: that was one of the

most entertaining moments. you would expect her to come out and endorse bernie sanders. no a no-brainer. ideologically so similar. rallying against so much what joe biden has stood for over the years and it is a no-brainer. now the question is will she step up. and, of course, now there is the question of why she waited so long. as you saw those delegate counts come in you realized elizabeth warren was not going to be able to pull through on this. why did she wait for super tuesday and beyond super tuesday to come in and pull for bernie sanders when all of those delegate counts would have shifted over to him and help him out a lot. steve: sure, remember, within a few hours of super tuesday voting that pete buttigieg and then you had amy klobuchar they coalesced around the guy on the right-hand side side of the screen, joe biden who thought that super tuesday was yesterday but it was actually a couple days earlier. so, it's interesting. the establishment for the most part coalesced around joe biden, whereas to your point she would align better with bernie and,

you know, her 5% or whatever added to his could have put him over the top. pete: that's true. it's very easy tone doors an empty vessel. what's joe biden stand for? nobody knows. what's the rationale for his candidacy? nobody knows. it's the safer pick. she made the accusation the basis of that confrontation was that she says that bernie told her when meeting before that a woman could not be president. if you are there having failed in your fake inauthentic campaign, now you are at the podium two days after the race that vote on tuesday you never should have stuck around for, if you immediately endorse bernie sanders, you are effectively, in her mind, not in the mind of others. show ran a pad campaign she wasn't a good candidate. you are effectively validating his premise that a woman couldn't be president. so there is a lot of animosity in that statement, you could see it on her face, you could hear it in the words. she had to wait a couple days. she is going to wait a few more.

maybe she will have a beer or two while she is waiting. steve: with her husband. pete: with her husband in the kitchen. steve: he turned her down last time. pete: politics is a lot of interpersonal dynamics. people are wondering why did elizabeth warren go after bloomberg so much? what's the play? she had a personal loathing for the idea that he was going to buy the nomination. steve: he tried. jedediah: i also think there was a desperation she wouldn't make headway. that initial period of time maybe it could be warren maybe it could be warren. and she was just grasping at straws on the debate stage. guess what elizabeth warren weighed in on elizabeth warren's timing and said she didn't do sanders any favors. check it out. >> if she is a true progressive, which probably she is, she should have dropped out three days ago. would have been a whole different race. bernie sanders would have won 5, 6, 7 states. she did him no favors. that was not a good friendship. we started to see that during the debates by the way.

that one became unhinged. [laughter] but, you know, if she would have gone out. she didn't even have to endorse him. if she just dropped out of the race, without an endorsement, he would have won a tremendous number of states that he lost. you know, he lost states by not very much. and she got enough votes that it would have made a big difference. i think he would be leading by a lot right now had she not been in the race. steve: it's interesting right now down in the great state of florida, a new poll came out and joe biden is running away with it. way past bernie sanders. the very latest apparently joe has 61% and bernie has 12%. when bernie was embracing fidel castro and cuba, that didn't help him out at all. also today it looks like bernie sanders is going to have a rally down in mississippi and has decided to stay in michigan and devote all of his attention to michigan there was a political story out yesterday, politico

story that said essentially biden could do in bernie of a michigan vote. and then the governor of michigan backed biden. it's not going bernie's way today. jedediah: in terms of the town hall yesterday though, what i really appreciated was the ease with which president trump talks about issues. i think that's something that joe biden and people working for joe biden were probably paying really close attention to. joe biden has been struggling significantly to get his voice out and make succinct and clear and important home run points. you see president trump in that forum. he looks very comfortable. he is definitely not afraid to talk about the issues. there is just a comfortable ease that he talks about these things that i think is going to be a problem for joe biden. pete: that's a great point. i wondered when it was announced that president trump is doing a town hall now. i am glad he did. martha and bret did a great job. especially important with joe

biden's limitations. put this guy on a stage with professionals around people, he is very comfortable. this is not 2016 where he is an insurgent candidate. he is incumbent president grasp of the facts and booming economy, provided you have the coronavirus aspect which needs to be managed which he spoke to very well last night. steve: he did. pete: it shows do you really want to put joe on this stage? with mini tuesday coming up six states. this could be the place where joe absolutely runs away with it. that's a matchup that if i am the democrat you think that's the advantageous candidate. steve: you start to think about why would he do the town hall like that? hello. think about it for a while. he went to scranton, pennsylvania, joe's hometown. he is trying to get into joe's head. keep in mind, the president, then donald trump carried pennsylvania by 44,000 votes. and he predicted he would win again. and so, yesterday he went to that beautifully lit stage in the heart of joe biden's

hometown to get into his head it was not one of the trump rallies which is essentially one hour long soundbite. he said he had questions from the audience and he appeared thoughtful and dare i say quite presidential. and that, too got into joe biden's head if he was watching. jedediah: i think people were craving a contrast that would have existed between bernie sanders and president trump ideologically there will be a big contrast in delivery because joe biden has become a talking point kind of guy there were no talking points last night. steve: only thing left now is for joe biden to accept the fox news invitation to do a town hall on fox news. we had david plouffe who was barack obama's campaign manager back in the day on this program said democrats should go on fox. joe biden is the only one of the people left standing who has not done a town hall. pete: he says he wants to be a unity guy, you know, then he

better have conversations with everybody everywhere. we will see. steve: what did you think of the town hall? email us at friends@foxnews.com. we are also on facebook. you just heard somebody clear her voice. carley: excuse me, i didn't even know my mic was on at the time. la la la la la. all right. well, you guys were just talking about where the president was yesterday and we are going to start off by talking about where he will be today. in a few hours president trump heads to tennessee to tour the devastation from the deadly tornadoes. the national weather service now confirms four twisters touched down early tuesday morning. at least 25 people were killed in the storms. the governor issuing a major disaster declaration to axis federal aid. take a look at your screen right now for different ways to donate to the victims. a federal judge demands to review an unredacted versions of the special counsel's russia report. judge reggie walton wants to determine whether the reactions were warranted and if they followed federal guidelines.

walton writing in part the court seriously questions whether attorney general barr made a calculated attempt to influence public discourse about the mueller report in favor of president trump. last april barr declared that special counsel robert mueller had not found evidence tying the trump campaign to russia meddling. secretary of state mike pompeo condemns the international crime court's decision to investigate possible war crimes in afghanistan. >> this is a truly breath-taking action by an unaccountable political institution masquerading as a legal body. carley: the probe would look into reports of crimes against humanity committed by afghan forces and possibly u.s. troops. pompeo calls the decision reckless in the wake of the afghan peace deal. we will hear more from pompeo when he joins "fox & friends" live next hour. take a look at this, these washington redskins players trade football drills for military drills. that is adrian peterson and josh

nor man with israeli soldiers. the pair running through an obstacle course and taking combat lessons. they were also briefed on military operations in the middle east. the players are in israel as part of a collaboration with a high school robotics team. those are your headlines. that's a very interesting opportunity that they are experiencing. steve: that's cool. pete: really neat. yeah. maybe it will translate into winning football games. steve: thank you very much. you can clear your throat now. [laughter] pete: 16 minutes after the top of the hour. a loaded gun found in the same jail that housed jeffrey epstein. how could something like that have been smuggled in? steve: yeah, let's talk about that. chuck schumer backtracking after attacking supreme court justices two of them by name. the media coming to schumer's defense. >> is there, in fact, a double standard? >> no one noticed what he said until roberts intervened. >> in many ways it's tamer than even say trump. steve: our next guest has a

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♪ >> i should not have used the words i used yesterday but in no way was i making a threat. leader mcconnell knows that and republicans who are busy manufacturing outrage over these comments know that, too. steve: well, after his attacks on supreme court justices brett kavanaugh and enough where

schumer said gorsuch, kavanaugh, you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you. well, chuck schumer is backing down from it but he is not apologizing. in the meantime he is actually attacking more republicans in the process. here with more how the media is covering is reporter for the hill joe concha who covers media. so, joe, it's pretty clear that schumer was threatening a couple of days ago, you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you as he points at the supreme court behind him. >> right. and he named gulch. >> he did. >> he named kavanaugh. they are there for life. what do you mean pay the price. vote them out, right? this is the same senator, by the way. that said that the intelligence community. he warned president trump, remember, when he was president-elect trump. >> oh, yeah. >> they will get you six ways from sunday if you continue to criticize him. sure enough they went five ways from sunday trying to get him out. steve: yesterday though, extraordinarily after michigan mcconnell 20 feet from where he is right there chewed him out on the floor of the senate. he did not apologize. he said i misspoke.

did i not apologize. >> he said he felt he didn't need. to say watched the evening news. barely mentioned or not mentioned at all. bias of omission. try to envision president trump saying what schumer said about kagan, about ginsburg in terms of those justices, all right in the pitch fork store would run out of pitch forks in terms of the protests and the 24/7 news that would be around it, steve. steve: the president said last night if the president said that he would be in jail today. you mentioned the media reports where people didn't really call him on the carpet, i think you are talking about stuff like this. watch. >> is there, in fact, a double standard with president trump president trump has just mentioned been very critical of justice sotomayor and quincyburg. >> in one noticed what he said until roberts intervened. >> simply saying here is the political winds you will reap. many ways tamer than say trump who has not only questioned judge's biased but has

threatened. steve: you know, it was yesterday, i believe, steve scalise who knows better than anybody how dangerous life in the public eye can be. he said where is the outrage? where is the coverage of this on the other channels? >> judge napolitano said it could be a dog whistle for crazies. you don't have to say much for people to act as we have seen in this society these days. no, we don't really see the type of piousness from the media that we would, say, if a trump said it. and all we are seeing now is that the president is now emboldened post impeachment. emboldened is the new word right now, steve. remember all the terms we have heard the walls are closing in, the noose is tightening, the ground is giving away. pivotal moment, watershed moment. beginning of the end. now emboldened new catch word for president trump. steve: we will start using for drinking game. >> not titos not enough alcohol.

steve: we had a town hall in scranton the vice president biden's hometown. people are used to seeing him in a 90-minute essentially a big rally where he does all the talking. last night we heard a lot of questions. >> practice makes perfect i think with this president. he seems so comfortable, like he is having a conversation with you. he doesn't drink because conversation with you at a bar. i think joe biden made a good point earlier. he thinks that screaming equals passion. and bernie just does that thing. probably going to be biden vs. trump. but joe biden is very awkward candidate to listen to, president trump is very relaxed because is he confident in his message while joe biden doesn't really have a coherent message trump is bad, vote for me and that's it. steve: well, there is going to be another debate. it's going to be biden vs. bernie. it should be an eye-opener for a lot of people coalesced around mr. biden. >> joe: looking forward to seeing two people on stage maybe three if tulsi gabbard makes.

tom steyer raising his hand every couple of seconds. steve: is he running? >> i think he is out of it. steve: she is. >> she got one delegate american samoa. she is on the debate stage. give her a shot. steve: dnc changed the rules before. >> the machine doesn't like tulsi gabbard very much. steve: the machine. >> thank you, steve, got to run to pilates. steve: joe lives in my town. 6:26 in new york city. elizabeth warren officially out of the 2020 race and some democrats are already playing the blame game game. >> very legitimate questions about the challenges of women running for president of the united states. >> i do think there is a certain element of misogyny. steve: diamond and silk going to comment on that next on this friday edition of "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ my patients

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pete: welcome back. jamie diamond is awake and alert after emergency heart surgery. the billionaire suffered a tear of his aorta. the artery that carries blood to the rest of the body. not diamond first health crisis. he battled throat cancer in 2014. and disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein is recovering from his own heart surgery behind bars. the former film producer moved to the infirmary ring of new

york's rikers island. he has hospital lazarused last month on the same day he was convicted of rape and sexual assault. he could get 29 years in prison when he is sentenced next week. jedediah: elizabeth warren is quitting the 2020 race leaving two men fighting for the democratic nomination. steve: some on the left say gender is to blame. watch this. >> this election cycle in particular has also presented very legitimate questions about the challenges of women running for president of the united states. >> i do think there is a certain element of misogyny that is there. >> if you say no sexism, about a bazillion would say what planet do you live on. pete: bazillion. his or her to react is diamond and silk. ladies, thank you for being here. are a bunch of democrats who are voting for this nomination process, are they sexist? have they rejected female candidates? >> no.

>> let me just say this here. it's not about sexism. elizabeth warren was a flawed candidate who told lies. >> that's right. >> and when that one lie didn't work, she would tell another lie and call it a plan. it has nothing to do with sexism, racism, misogyny. this was all about elizabeth warren. >> that's right. >> her personality and her being a fake, a fraud and a phoney. and the american people could see right through it. >> here's the funny thing. if all of those candidates, those lady candidates think that their party is sexist, why are they supporting a sexist party? > jedediah: you know diamond and silk, if you look at this cnn poll can a woman win the presidency, 84% yes and 15% say no. we lived this same story out about blaming sexism with hillary clinton. when will democrats realize that maybe a woman will be able to be elected and have a good shot if the.>> the reason hillary clintn

was not elected is because she was crooked and she lied. they keep touting the same old talking point. >> um-huh. >> i think that the american people are really tired of it, whether you are a woman or a man. >> that's right. >> people want fresh ideas. they want something new. they want something bold and they want truth-tellers. all of these candidates, even down to biden and bernie are all flawed. >> that's right. steve: ladies, what do you make of the fact that the conventional wisdom was as soon as elizabeth warren drops out she is going to endorse bernie sanders but, yet, she made it very clear when asked is it time to endorse bernie sanders? no, i'm not going to do it. what is she doing now? >> >> we have no idea what she is doing. but, let me just say this here. whether it's bernie or biden, they are both going to get beaten badly. >> very badly. >> because they have old ideas or really no ideas dollars. >> that's right. >> see, right now president trump has a record to run on, a

successful record. when you look at joe biden and bernie sanders' record there is nothing there. >> that's right. especially since biden has been in office and government office for over half a century. what do he have to show for it? absolutely nothing. pete: you two are great at incap is you latincapshraeugt things. what is he running on. >> we don't know. he can't take a con stan tphapbt or a vowel to form a good word or sentence. is he very incoherent. we don't understand what he is talking about. talking about corn pops and how he reached across the aisle to segregationists is not going to get it. >> that's right. >> we haven't a clue either. we don't know either. >> if he became president, he will forget that he is the president. >> that's right. steve: wet, wait, i heard he is running for senate. >> you see what i'm talking about? >> we don't need anybody like that with their hands on the

button. >> they might think it's a life call button. [laughter] steve: okay, diamond and silk joining us from diamond and silk world headquarters. by the way can you watch diamond and silk on fox nation and march is true justice month on fox nation. get your first month for just 99 cents. less than a buck. ladies, thank you very much. have a great weekend. pete: thank you. jedediah: still ahead a police officer going viral for his voice. ♪ and it doesn't matter what i did jedediah: how the officer is praising god for seeing the best in him ♪ for who i am ♪ he saw the best ♪ the best ♪ the best ♪ the liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. best

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♪ >> that was a physical thing in my opinion. he tried to say that has to do with the election. that had nothing to do with the election the way he said we are going to hit back like you have never seen before? that was a real intimidation. and the best you can say is they are trying to intimidate so the justices vote their way. that's no good either. but that was a physical -- that was really -- if a republican did what schumer did, they would be in jail right now. [applause] that was president trump slamming chuck schumer about these comments about supreme court justices. >> i want to tell you gorsuch gorsuch, i want to tell you kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheers] jedediah: our next guest is one of 14 senators co-sponsoring a resolution to censure him. >> steve: georgia's new senator carrie love ler joins us from our nation's capital.

>> good morning, it's great to be here. steve: chuck schumer said on the floor of the senate where you work that he misspoke but did he not apologize. it was a clear threat against two sitting members of the u.s. supreme court. he has got to apologize. >> he should apologize. it's a new low for the senate. i couldn't agree more with the president that it was a threat, it was a physical threat. i was proud to sign on to my colleague's josh hawley's resolution to censure schumer. jedediah: these 14 senators obviously all republicans. where are the democrats coming out and condemning this type of behavior by schumer. >> well, this is just more evidence of the partisan games that are going on. i mean, you are seeing it across the board. while senator schumer was standing on the steps of the supreme court supporting abortion, my colleague, marsha blackburn and i were introducing legislation to support life. and i think, you know, we saw last week with the born alive

bill being voted down common sense legislation to save babies after an abortion that was botched aren't even -- this politicization of everything has gone too far. pete: when it comes to abortion that is a special case for democrats. there is a reason you see this much passion from him on that topic. why is the idea of keeping abortion as broad and legal as possible -- why is it an obsession of the left? >> i don't know. i mean, every life is a blessing. and look, i think the left has dug in on partisan issues and not thinking about the american people. we're seeing it with the coronavirus. the politics being played there. making sure that everyone understands that the coronavirus doesn't know partisan politics. we knowed get back on track for the american people. steve: how do you mean the coronavirus something politicized? >> you see things in the news.

you see senators and congressman politicizing this and saying that the trump administration did not handle this appropriately. i could not be more proud of you who the president has handled. this he was criticized for implementing a travel ban. this travel ban was so important to slowing the virus' move to the united states it gave us time to prepare and now the president is going to be authorizing the funding that we need. so, i think we need to keep politics out of public health emergencies. jedediah: you say that but i don't see a way to do it. i mean, when you have the likes of chuck schumer coming out and making such a horrific statement as he did and you can't even get democrats coming on board and saying that he shouldn't have done that and there should be some consequences, where do you go from there. >> i think that's why we have to elect president trump. we have got to reelect a fully republican senate and make sure that people understand what's at stake here it's not just the president we need four more years of president trump's policies.

you saw the contrast last night of president trump at the town hall and then you saw the contrast with schumer standing on the steps of the supreme court. this is a choice we are making in america and it's very clear. steve: senator, you know, chuck schumer probably is watching the channel right now. he sees his colleague right there. what would you like to say to him directly. >> i would just ask that you apologize to the american people. it's an insult to the american people to say that you did not issue a threat to the supreme court the supreme court justices all of them are doing good work and we need to keep politics outs of this. pete: senator thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. steve: it is now almost 15 minutes before the top of the hour. pete: we should toss to a future senator. carley: congressman shimkus there is one from the great state of illinois. guys some serious questions need answered this morning. a loaded gun just discovered

inside the jail where convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein was found dead. federal investigators say it was somehow smuggled inside the detention center in new york city. it's unclear how officials knew to search for it. the facility has been criticized ever since epstein was found dead in his cell in august while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. his death was ruled a suicide. a 10-year-old boy is in custody and being evaluated after firing a shotgun at police officers. swat teams in protective gear surrounding the child's home in san diego after his mother called 911 saying he was out of control. the child barricaded himself in a backyard shed for two hours and fired shots at officers. no one was hurt. the boy eventually surrendered. well, he pummeled a man for wearing a maga hat and now he is facing prison time. david delgado pleading no contest for assaulting a man at

the california bar. the victim was wearing a red hat with russian words that translated to make america great again. delgado walked up to the man and asked him what the words meant and punched him in the face repeatedly. he faces four years behind bars at his sentencing in may. well, a police officer turns into an inspiring internet sensation. watch. you ♪ and it doesn't matter what did i ♪ he only sees me for who i am. carley: he posted that incredible song online write when everyone else around could only see my failures, god saw the best in me how amaze something that guys. steve: i thought he was lip soeufrpblging at the beginning it was so perfect. jedediah: sounds like a recording. steve: so good. jedediah: thanks, carley.

steve: 14 minutes before the the top of the hour. what kind of a day weatherwise. she has the temperatures on the big map. janice: you asked me when it was going to rain. and so did ted. one of our wonderful camera people here standing right in back of dave and we will check the future forecast and tell him what we have in store for friday. here is the past 24 hours. we have this area of low pressure that's crossing over the great lakes and area of low pressure that's moving in from the manhattan. both of those combined is going to give us a coastal event tonight and tomorrow we are going to see the s word this. snow across the interior portion of the great lakes. we are looking at the potential for rain getting into the area around 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. maybe some snow across long island and coastal new england. something we will have to watch. as we get into the weekend, things get better. temperatures will go up. and next week will be very spring-like here in new york city. by the way, pay close attention pete, jed, and steve, we are springing ahead.

steve: it's about time. do we like daylight savings. jedediah: no. janice: i took a poll on twitter most people say get rid of it. can we do something about it. steve: there are always studies about how the number of people who are involved in car accidents after that because people are sleep deprived. pete: that will be the platform of future senator carley shimkus. carley: thank you, i'm on it. steve: you got my vote if you do something about robo calls. pete: still to come secretary of state mike pompeo on the peace deal with the taliban. jedediah: plus on national day of unplugging, kurt the cyberguy is here on the gadgets that could spy on you ♪

jedediah: here is a challenge for you. can you go an entire day without looking at your phone? steve: the answer is no. pete: no. steve: today is national day of unplugging. and while you may not be able to put your phone down, our knicks guest says there are other gadgets you better watch out for. pete: here to explain is kurt the cyberguy. kurt, good morning. what have you got for us? >> pete, good morning. jedediah, good to see you.

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nowadays. people listening to each other. husbands, wives. >> this device is called a spy finder. it looks for piney pin hole lenses using a laser light. >> what are we looking at. >> looking for high definition video coming from that alarm clock over there. >> holy smokes. >> another thing check out wall plugs and chargers. >> i think i found something. that's not just a phone charger. it's a video camera and audio on it. and it's catching everything that's going on in here right now. >> and the problem is it's become so accessible that's 24 bucks on amazon. and not only that there is photo frames, the little clock you would would actually know there is a spy device. keep these spy devices out of your home without having to spend thousands of dollars hiring this guy who is great. common things like you would never know using a flashlight on your phone to look for lends in a room. you just look very -- pretend you are a spy catcher, go

looking with your flash like up and the lens oftentimes will reflect through that little spy device. and then also, ordinary looking spy devices often run a lot warmer. so this usb charger actually is a charger and a camera and microphone recorder but it runs a lot hotter to the touch, so you would look for that and then, just keep an a look out at your wifi. look for strange devices that might have become connected to it. so you see like your laptop, your desktop. your couple phones at home and then suddenly some other stuff hey, what's that? and then most spy devices they tend to be hidden in areas where you spend the most time. so bedrooms, watch out there. and then rooms like the kitchen. wherever you spend the most time with the family. steve: this is such good advice. people can check out kurt's website, cyberguy.com for more information. jedediah: thank you, kurt. i appreciate it. you wrote a book about it.

jedediah: #"do not disturb" i will tell you. look at that. pete: it's your day national jedediah day. jedediah: said you couldn't do it before. read it book you will learn how to do it. steve: i read the book and i still have trouble doing it. good enough, still, a terrific two hours straight ahead. we have got the secretary of state mike pompeo joining us live in the studio. stuart varner, we have geraldo because it's friday and country music star john rich talking about the relief efforts and volunteering and how you can donate to the victims in nashville. ♪

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you both. pete: thanks for having us on. steve: president trump blasted chuck schumer for attacking supreme court justices by name. pete: claiming the senate minority leader would be in jail if he were a republican. jedediah: live outside the white house as republicans say there is a double standard. mark? >> jed, good morning to you president trump is blasting the senate minority leader chuck schumer over the comments you were just talking about from earlier this week. the president addressing the controversy head on last night during a fox news town hall. >> that was a real intimidation. the best you can say they are trying to intimidate so the justices vote their way. that's no good either. but that was a physical -- this was really -- if a republican did what chuck schumer did they would be in jail right now. >> schumer insists he was not making a threat when he suggested that gorsuch and kavanaugh would pay the price.

now schumer's republican counterpart in the senate says this is a pattern of poor partisan behavior lawmakers are dealing with. >> he used words generally associated with inciting violence. chuck schumer ought to know better than that he didn't just show up yesterday. it reminds me of the speaker of the house tearing up the president's state of the union right after he finished speaking. we have a behavioral problem. >> we may hear from the president again shortly. he is scheduled to leave the white house within the next hour. is he going to be heading down south to nashville in the wake of those deadly tornadoes on tuesday. we also expected the president to make his way down to georgia to visit the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta. however, looking at the schedule released overnight it appears that trip is on hold. but we do expect to see the president here shortly. guys, back to you. steve: mark meredith, north lawn of the white house. chuck schumer makes though comments. gorsuch, kavanaugh, you will pay the price. you went know what hit you and

that's a threat. i mean, he was pointing at the supreme court. he named them by name. chuck schumer yesterday, you know, the day before his spokesperson had this laughable excuse well, he was talking about senate republicans. he didn't mention senate republicans. it is so clear yesterday that chuck schumer made a mistake he should just apologize. instead he said, you know what? i misspoke but he did not apologize. so, it will be interesting to see. we saw mitch mcconnell right there. is mitch mcconnell going to sign on to censuring the senate minority leader because josh hawley and a dozen other republicans are. where will mitch be, you can't go talking like that about people on the supreme court. jedediah: he also comes out schumer and says i'm from brooklyn. you know what? i'm from brooklyn. that's not an excuse. i'm sorry. listen, you don't talk that wait a minute i understand what he was trying to say but you don't speak that way about supreme court justices. i would like to know what he is talking about when he says political. even his justification when he says well i was talking about

political consequences. these people are there for life on the supreme court. steve: they're political. jedediah: that's right. exactly. they are supposed to be completely impervious. that's why we have them there because they are supposed to be making decisions based on the constitution not what political wind is blowing outside or what rally is going to affect them. his explanation of it is absolutely absurd. almost made it worse for me when he tried to explain it away. pete: i'm from minnesota where we would politely say mr. kavanaugh would you please vote differently? that's how we would say it from the podium. chuck schumer the reason he gets so unhinged infanticide abortion is an obsession of the left no more powerful lobby. in this case human kind mankind replaces god deciding who lives and dies. look at that sign protecting abortion access is a catholic value? have you been inside a catholic diocese or church recently? i have. i will tell you this the magazines is all pro-life. it's a universal value of the catholic church. is he rejecting that they are obsessed with planned parenthood.

they go as low as they can go on that issue because they think it wins them support from the base. steve: that sign is not from the catholic church. pete: definitely not. steve: kevin mccarthy is from california, however, he was on with sean last night and said look, after schumer said that democrats should consider new faces? watch. >> he wasn't threatening these individuals that they could get thrown out of office because you don't vote for a supreme court justice. the only thing that could harm them is what he was talking about that there would be pain. he was intimidating which was supposed to be a separate branch of government over a certain case. you know in america we believe in the exchange of ideas, not threatening those you disagree with. this is purely what a socialist dictator thinks control production. control thought, control the rule of law. what really should happen here is that democrats should change their leadership. could you imagine if a republican had said this? >> nope. >> they could change their leadership if this is what took place. >> the double standard is unbelievably glaring.

there would be an outcry of replacement. inciting violence instead he gets a pass. jedediah: that's exactly true. on the issue of the rally itself. i would have to say that abortion rights rally was vile in many respects. this issue of abortion is going to be front and censor. pro-choice activists used to talk about safe, rare and legal abortion the way you have and way babies are speak of at rallies like this and normalizeside absolutely disgusting the way he chose that venue and behaved the way he did is appalling and be appalling to people like pro-life democrats who still exist around the country. like people who still believe that abortion should be safe, legal and rare they are going to watch this stuff and really be turned off. steve: listen, the 39 of the united states last night as we heard in the mark meredith thing did talk a little bit about how if a republican said that he would be in jail. the president also was talking about joe biden and bernie sanders. he was asked what's your thinking going into the next phase? he had this observation, the

president did about he was that close for being ready for bipartisan and then he made light of the situation. watch. >> so mentally, i'm all set for bernie, communist. i had everything down. [laughter] i was all set. [applause] and then we have this crazy thing that happened, right? on tuesday. which he thought was thursday. [laughter] and, you know, when i focus and we all focus, sometimes you do well, and some people choke. i watched mini mike choke. when mini mike was hit by a very mean woman he said get me off this stage. i think in a certain way bernie would be tougher because he has got a base. it's a much smaller base than my base. i think a lot of my people are here and i did nothing to do that but we have a lot of support in pennsylvania. and i think we have a lot of support everywhere. look at the rallies. look at the rallies. i think it's going to be very hard for him to come bang. >> i thought i was running with maybe a smaller but rabid base

and now he is running against somebody with no base? maybe washington, d.c. is biden's base. jedediah: sometimes it would have been easier to run against bernie because bernie is a socialist. his policies are very, very extreme. but in another sense, bernie does galvanize people. he does know how to get a crowd excited and biden does not. now he is going to be running against joe biden, likely, who is kind of bland and who doesn't know how to hit these home runs in these debates and doesn't have that charisma to counter balance trump. maybe in some sense it will be welcome for him. steve: well, the first thing the president was asked about last night was the coronavirus, and the fox news town hall put the spotlight on the president's efforts to stop the spread of that. pete: he is expected to sign 8 billion-dollar spending package today as maryland confirms first three cases of the deadly illness. right now thousands of americans are waiting to be tested on a cruise ship. steve: what are the biggest takeaways people need to know about this fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier

joins us. >> good morning, guys. steve: people look at howe the stock market is going up and down and up and down they freak out a little bit and they freak out a little more okay, three cases. people have been tested for and tested positively in maryland. are we freaking out too much? >> you know, so, the virus that's causing coast is behaving exactly how we would expect a new violence that densely populated area in the middle of the chinese new year in an era of international travel. we have 98,000 global cases but over 80,000 were within mainland china and over 50% of those people have already recovered. let's keep that in mind. one of the headlines recently that's coming out is now there is talking of two different strains of this virus which i'm sure is going to incite panic. guess what? we know coronavirus undergo drifts and shifts. there are going to be variations in the virus. the common cold virus and the flu virus which is why we have

to change the vaccines every year. please don't panic in headlines. we expect this to happen. that doesn't mean there is some crazy mutation that's going to come and have no way to be prepared for it. the truth is we expect this. pete: it originated in china are we seeing cases going up or down. what's the trend. >> aside from wuhan in the last 24 hours was their first 24-hour period of no new cases and all these surrounding provinces are reporting decreased cases. so it does seem in mainland china they are finding a decrease. that's where it started. we will see more cases here. the cdc has now lessened the restrictions on who is being tested. the more tests we do and more places that are going to be reported. jedediah: one thing i was worried about and i have been texting you about this. i have an infant at home. i always think infant is vulnerable and immune system is not ready for all of this. no reported deaths in young children. should that ease people's minds that have infants or young children at home? >> well, surprisingly infants and young children are having what seems to be a resistance to

this covid-19. as opposed to the flu we have had 2500 children die from the flu. when it comes to young children we always want to keep them safe and i would say do the exact same things you would for this virus as you do the flu. it does seem the flu is significantly more dangerous for children than the virus causing coast. steve: the reason they think the children who have contracted it are having milder versions of it, they think that children could actually be the carriers of it in some cases? >> you know. i have read mixed reports of that i'm not going to go on either way on it. but the truth is it does seem that the adolescents who get it have mild illness. most people have mild illness when they have it. close to 85% will just have upper respiratory symptoms similar to a common cold. pete: what about vaccines? >> record breaking time after china released the genetic sequence madura come up with

vaccine already under. seattle expected launch date end of april. that being said it still makes a while to make sure that the vaccine not only works but is safe. it will probably be towards the end of 2020 or early 2021 before we see a vaccine available. jedediah: what's your advice in terms of travel. i was afraid to shake people's hands which i always ran by you. is that a fair point? maybe you don't get on a plane if you don't have, to don't go into a crowded room new don't have to. >> when you travel you are more likely to get infected with something on the process before and actual airplane. if you are practicing. listen, common sense, low tech capabilities, washing hands, cleaning surfaces, stay away from sick people. you know, i personally i'm travels next week. i am not canceling my family's vacation because of this. we will take the proper precautions and we will deal with the consequences if anybody gets sick. i'm more worried about catching the flu again we have already had round one in my household. steve: i read the number one way

people are getting sick is they are touching their face. it's not me coughing on you, it's you touch something where that stuff is and you touch your face and next thing you got it? >> "the view" did something interesting the other day they counted how many times each one of their anchors touched their face joy behar touched her face 21 times during the show and that's it. but people don't know that they do it. whatever especially children and it's very difficult not to get children to stick their fingers in their mouth that unfortunately is something we have to do. that is key to not getting infected. steve: put the kids in mittens. >> i tell them to hold their hands, hands in their pockets. jedediah: thank you for answering all my texts by the way. >> i love you. you know i do. pete: thank you, doctor, i appreciate it. steve: she made a couch call. 7:13 how in new york city and carley joins us now with news out of alabama. carley: that's right. start with this here. a man executed overnight for his role in the murder of three cops. nathaniel woods was convicted as an accomplice in a deadly

shooting in alabama in 2004. prosecutors say woods lured officers into a drug house where another man shot and killed them ph*eupbgs jr. and kim kardashian west advocated to woods saying he didn't get a fair trial. denied the request to stop the execution. ad worlding to the daily mail clinton reportedly called herself the most investigated innocent personal in america while discussing her email server scandal. we also insisted there is no regulation against having a secret server as secretary of state. the daily mail says clinton also defended her speeches on wall street saying her family deserves every cent of the $153 million they've earned. money and politics. a man will spend 30 days in jail for licking ice cream and putting it back in a walmart

freezer. you may remember, this viral video out of texas last year. now, although store surveillance reportedly showed him going back to the store to buy that tub of ice cream. he still had to pay for everything in the display case since it all had to be thrown away. the man must also pay a fine and do community service. yuck. president trump is mocking mike bloomberg with a people. their online spat began when bloomberg shared this "star wars" clip after dropping out of the 2020 race. >> if trump wins, strike me down, i shall become more powerful than possibly imagine. >> bloomberg captioned the clip see you soon, donald. the president fired back with video space balls showingly him hold bloomberg back. he quipped mini mike you are easy. steve: battle of the

billionaires. carley: no love loss between them. steve: thank you, carley. jedediah: so good. pete: amazing. secretary of state mike pompeo joining us this hour. don't miss it with an update on the peace deal with the taliban. the president was asked about it last night at the fox news town hall. so can we trust the taliban? well the question answers itself on how we move forward with it. we will ask the secretary coming up. steve: have you heard this. home construction is booming in counties that voted for president trump in 2016. we're going to break down the shift coming up on single family home constructions. ♪ ♪ ♪ built this city ♪ we built this city on rock and roll ♪ and the wolf huffed and puffed.

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perfect example where i sell real estate. most people are migrating from california and new york. california has seen their numbers drop by the minute. it's because people are sick of paying high taxes and they are migrating to florida. what's happening is that as we see those population growth builders more bullish about building and moving to construction. seeing more multi-family. the reason a lot of investors are also purchasing more multi-family as an investment. so, they purchase a building, they sell it for a higher cap rate and move forward. pull out equity and do this all day long. we also see that millennials have been renting as opposed to buying because for so long home ownership wasn't at the forefront of their mind as, let's say other generations like my generation. home ownership was always the american dream for me. now, however, i do believe with lower interest rates and just the mentality is beginning to change. now they are beginning to save so that they can put that down payment and purchase a home. because, home ownership is the best american dream. it's how most americans build

their wealth. jedediah: let's take a look at some of the numbers with respect to the construction. if you look it's up 21.4% for multi-family construction red counties. up 7.6 necessary. blue counties. up 1.7% for apartment construction in red counties and down 1.2% in blue counties for that apartment construction. is this an issue that you think we are in a heavy campaign season right now. is this an issue that you think president trump will be able to highlight as a strength of his administration and a strength of his policies moving forward? >> 100 percent. because, let's not forget that president trump comes from the world of real estate. so he understands the importance of real estate for our economy, it's no mistake that red states have seen a higher increase in construction in home ownership, in real estate. you know, president trump, what he has done for the latino community, for black americans, for just americans in general as far as unemployment, we have

seen 7.1 million more jobs come into the united states since president trump took office. the economy is doing so well. and he has actually cut back regulations so it's saving $3,100 a year for an american. so you are beginning to just see the americans are spending more money and with lower interest rates now, we are also going to begin to see people have more money because, remember, let's not forget that a home is one of the biggest liabilities that somebody has in their life times. if they are able to lower their interest rate they have more money in their pocket to spend money on consumer goods which only helps the economy. steve: sure. and right now the mortgage rates, i read online were historically low. so if people are interested, particularly in a multi-family home have a bunch of people live with you. now is the time. thank you for joining us from miami. >> thanks for having me. steve: you bet. meanwhile, 7:24 in new york city. look who is in our green room. oh, poor mike pompeo is going to talk to pete hegseth.

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action by political institution masquerading as a legal body. it is all the more reckless for this ruling to come days after u.s. signed a peace deal with afghanistan. the united states is not a party to the icc. we will take all necessary measures to protect our citizens from this renegade unlawful so-called court. steve: the icc is the international criminal courts probe into alleged war crimes. the man speaking there yesterday on tape secretary of state mike pompeo we have him live on the couch today. good morning, sir. >> good morning, everyone. steve: what you are talking about here. >> we have lots of young men and women who served in afghanistan not only our military but intelligence warriors and diplomats who served there. now you have this crazy renegade body sitting in the hague netherlands who wants to come after them for actions that the american people wanted them to undertake. it's wrong, it's deeply troubling and i want everyone to know that the united states under president trump is going to do everything we can to make sure that they never come after

any of you. pete: the idea of the international criminal court was rogue regimes, dictators, others massacring people. some people saw that these international bodies can turn and can turn against you. that's precisely what's happened here. they want to prosecute americans who went to afghanistan as war criminals. >> when the president talks about international institutions just wandering off the mandate that they have, the things that they were intended to do i think the whole world is k. see this isn't what the icc was set up for. it was about rogue regimes not institutions like america. when someone gets it wrong we hold our own accountability. would always will. we will not let them take on all the young men and women who served america. we will make sure that that doesn't happen. the american people should have confidence in president trump about this. pete: there will be no prosecutions of american soldiers. >> we will make sure this thing they call a court which is really a political body that we believe has now had the disinformation run at them, we

are not going to let them take on americans. jedediah: secretary, i want to ask you about the taliban peace deal. i have been very skeptical whether or not this will be successful and have a positive impact at all. there has been a surge in violence following the peace deal. what can you tell the american people who are sitting at home and saying, you know what? you can't make a peace deal with the taliban, given their history and given the way they behave. this is going to go nowhere. what's your response to that? >> this is historic opportunity for the united states and for the afghan people and your point about violence -- violence is actually significantly down. the american people don't, i think, spend much time thinking about the fact on an average day over the last years there have been between 80 and 100 violent incident across afghanistan. this is common and recurring. it is a difficult place. president trump has seized the moment. we are not naive. we all know who the taliban are and what they have done to america. but it's time. it is time to seize this opportunity. we did what president obama had tried to do, which was to get the taliban to make a public

break with carbon monoxide. the very reason we went there the reason we went there after this city was attacked was to destroy al qaeda. we have largely taken it down. al-qaeda is a shadow of its formerself. it's now time to turn the corn attorney make sure that we never attacked again from afghanistan. and we can do that but reduce our costs and reduce our risks. we have got your friends who are on the fourth, fifth, seventh tour in afghanistan, we can do better by the american people. >> we reduce that risk and reduce our costs and still keep america safe. steve: mr. secretary, for the people who say, look, the president is crazy for doing that, he ran on this. he ran on getting us out of afghanistan. and trying to figure a way out. and, you know, heys had three years to figure things out at this point it looks like this is the best chance. >> the president gave me two missions. mission one, reduce our costs, reduce our risks, bring our kids home. second, do everything we can to make sure that america is never again attacked from the soil in afghanistan. but we all know, the risk of terrorism isn't just in afghanistan. it's in lots of places in the world.

we have to make sure we get the balance right. we can do this from afghanistan. with a smaller footprint. with a smaller force. and we will accomplish each of those two missions sets that the president gave. pete: you talked about it being conditions based. there is a timeline adescribed to the agreement as well. we are seeing the taliban turn their guns on the afghan government and the hope is that the afghan government can survive. will america be involved in propping up the afghan government against the taliban should they -- when i was there. we already saw how powerful the taliban is. underneath the surface and publicly with violent attacks. the taliban is going after the afghan government. what if that dynamic changes? >> pete, one of the reasons entered into the taliban agreement we unleashed on them. we have been taking it to the taliban under president trump. that's why they came to us and said we want to have a chance for a different course in afghanistan. second, we have the full right that if the afghan government is attacked to defend, you know, we have americans serving alongside

many afghan forces in the field. it's often the case there will be americans co-located there. we have the right. this is a conditions based movement. president trump, we're committed to this. we are committed to having the afghan government and afghan people get to the knowingiating table for the first time in 20 years and begin to plot a path forward. pete: we are not going to intervene ultimately two, three years now from now if the afghan government can't defend itself. this is afghan issue. >> that is right. president trump has made clear if two years from now three years from now threat to the united states of america we will come right back at it. jedediah: shifting over to the coronavirus many americans concerned about the spread of this virus and want to have confidence that the administration is taking it seriously and taking proper steps can you reassure the american public on that. >> it's a complicated challenge. the wuhan virus that began at the end of last year is something that this administration is taking incredibly seriously. the state department has been involved from the very beginning when we worked diligently to get

americans out of wuhan and get them back to the united states safely. we continue to work around the world. we provided assistance to the chinese government. not just what the cdc and healthcare officials are doing. trying to make sure they have the medical supplies they need to stop the spread of this globally. that's my mission at the state department. vice president has on all of the mission we do too. make sure we get travel restrictions right and travel advisories right so we know who is coming across our border and who is coming into the border who may present risks to americans at home. steve: we are starting a little behind the 8 ball though china had this festering. they knew about it and they didn't tell us anything about it? >> the data set out of china has been imperfect. jedediah: shocking. steve: therapy keeping us in the dark. pete: you called it wuhan virus. that's accurate way to depict where it's coming from. does it also show the vulnerability the president has talked about for a long time in interconnected world where we

are dependent on geopolitical adversary for so many things how do you manage the fact that we are interconnected while rejecting the globalists while saying that's the way it has to be. >> that's a good point. as a first matter the chinese communist party has said that's where the virus started. don't take my word for it. take theirs. they are right on this one. second, this does highlight the risks when you have an interconnected world. enormous opportunities. we create wealth through this interconnectivity. when you have an entity like the chinese communist party who is providing data sets that aren't transparent and aren't clear, this is the risk that is increased. it's why wherever we are working, south korea, italy, other places had big outbreaks, we welcome the fact they are open and transparent. we need to do the same all across the world. when we do i'm confident. we have taken this seriously. we will continue to work and reduce risks not only to americans but to people all around the world from this virus. steve: imperfect data source. going to write that down. before you go, about half an hour ago in our news, we heard

the story apparently there is this new documentary coming out on hillary clinton who once upon a time was also the secretary of state. your current job. one of the quotes attributed by the daily mail. she said i am the most investigated innocent person in america. this is not just politics, this is deep cultural stuff. but, more importantly, the quote that i was looking for is she said there is no regulation against a secret email server. okay. is that true? >> well, she has been investigated a lot. i think there might be a reason for that. but, second, we have an obligation as senior leaders in the united states government that our records are protected and available through foia and all the other mechanisms, no, having a private email server and keeping your government records on that is completely unlawful. pete: so is destroying records last time i checked? >> it's a bad idea. [laughter] jedediah: you mean sticking a server in a bathroom closet sending emails over that and

sending someone to destroy it with a jack hammer? >> not a model. steve: a jack hammer. jedediah: bleach bit. steve: mr. secretary, thank you very much. >> thank you all for having me. pete: 38 minutes after the top of the hour. just a few hours president trump planning to tour the tornado damage in tennessee. we will bring you a live report. jedediah: country star john rich joins us with how the country music community is coming together to help those devastated by the storm. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa

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school a few days ago. can you see how bad the damage is when one of those four tornadoes moved through this area. fortunately it happened in the middle of the night when no students were here. but, amongst the rubble you see reminders that this is where 1,000 people, including kids would have been like this book here, this little abc carpet, reminders of you who bad it could have been. and we talked with parents last night. they had a prayer service to talk about next steps for the school. where they are going to go from here. and the parents told us that they are looking forward to the president's visit because they want him to see how bad the damage is here and hopefully provide the much needed relief to this area. listen. >> had it happened during the day, we wouldn't be having this same conversation and i can't even process what that would look like. so that's the first and foremost thing that we are most thank you god for that. >> and with the president's

disaster declaration come millions of dollars of federal money to help places like this. they really hope the president makes a stop to the school even though we don't know exactly where he's going to visit when he comes to nashville today. if you would like to help out, you can go to foxandfriends.com and we have a link there for a place to donate. guys? steve: all right, grady, thank you very much. of course, you know, with the white house advance team in a situation like that, the president always wants to go and see what happened with his own two eyes but at the same time, given the security required with the presidential visit and how so many of those first responders are still responding, trying to find people in the rubble and things like that, it's always a delicate dance to figure out where to go. pete: it is delicate for both sides. people on the ground staying focused on exactly what you are doing saving lives. but at the same time you want to facilitate in the most honest visual possible for the decisionmaker who can come there and bring in the extra help. yesterday jed when you look at

the stats 100 destroyed buildings doesn't translate when you see the image when we saw the image of that destroyed school. it's completely heart wrenching and it's just incredible to see a community that's now going to have to come together and obviously we are all thinking of them and going to help in any way we can. pete: we sure are. the volunteer state living up to its name. nashville country music stars including our next guest coming together showing support for their city and those affected in tennessee. jedediah: country music singer johjohn rich of big and rich jos us now. welcome to the show. >> thank you. jedediah: how can people help? they see these images of these schools an buildings. it's completely heart breaking, what can we do? >> you know, a lot of people love nashville and country music. they visit nashville in their life at some point. there's an organization called cfmt.org. community foundation of middle tennessee. they are doing lots of great work. i have got to tell you there is

people coming in from other states, i talked to some folks last night from texas who are coming in to help. even my own dad and brother are coming in here in a couple hours with chainsaws and buddies of theirs. i'm going to meet up with them. you see what's going on behind me, it's unbelievable. this christian school here had this storm hit in 12:35 p.m. instead of a.m., there would have been 1500 students from kindergarten all the way through 12th grade in the path of this tornado. we are very lucky it didn't happen during the day. steve: no kidding. because, behind you, it looks like a bomb went off, john. how has had hit the community of nashville and the area around there as well? have you got to feel like you took a gut punch. >> yeah, so this -- you know, this tornado hit nashville proper and then it started to hop and skip. i think there has been four of these tornadoes. so, it strung out over, you

know, 60, 70 miles. and you know, i said this the other day but, you know, it's nice to see that even though our country debates and argues about all this stuff all the time politically, it's nice to know we still have each other's backs when something like this goes down. and we have definitely seen that here in nashville. pete: john, the president is going to be there today. what do you anticipate his reaction? what would any of our reaction be seeing there walking on the ground? you are right there. >> i think he is going to be shocked. it's a shocking thing to see. you see what's behind me. it literally looks like match sticks and unless you actually stood here and looked at something like this, it's hard to totally grasp what it is. there is a house right over here. all i see is a refrigerator and a bathroom. that's all that's there. but apparently those people survived. i don't know how. but they did. so, you know. thanks to the good lord for looking out for people when this went down. this christian school, donnellson christian school will

need a lot of help getting back on their feet. they have been around a long time. lee greenwood's wife went to school here. there is a lot of roots run deep. jedediah: redneck rivera your venue hosting an event tonight to support the. >> my bar redneck rivera third and broadway we are having a benefit concert. i know dierks bentley is having one in a few days. the country music community is in full force right now to do everything we can to get folks back up on their feet. steve: well, the show goes on in nashville and for a good cause. once again, john, you suggest people who would like to donate from all across the country donate go to cfmt.org to donate. john rich, live from nashville. john, thank you very much. pete: thank you, john. giving back to his community. i love it. thank you. steve: janice dean is joining us with a look at the weather and janice, it was just a couple days ago when that was the big story with two dozen people

killed. janice: incredible. ef-4 damage. 170 mile-per-hour winds and, yes, four tornadoes going through that region on super tuesday. taking a look at the weather good weather for those out in tennessee helping to start to rebuild and comforting those that need to be comforted. we will not see any precipitation in the area. we will see cooler air. area of low pressure across the great lakes hook up with pressure across the mid-atlantic. that will be coastal storm. bringing a little bit of snow. not a whole bunch of snow but snow to interior great lakes and even parts of long island and then coastal new england tonight and tomorrow. and then, things will warm up as we get into sunday and monday. back to you. steve: not a lot of snow. janice: not a lot. just enough to remind us. still winter. jedediah: thank you, janice. pete: joe biden confronted by a veteran over his support for the iraq war. >> you are disqualified, sir.

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[blood is on your hands. >> sir. >> joe biden confronted by a veteran over his support for the iraq war. here to react is retired marine bomb technician and fox news contributor joey jones. joey, thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. pete: fair critique for that vet. >> it's fair. i don't agree with him. i believe that vet feels that way. hey my friends went to war and died because you on a lie. i don't know what joe biden did or didn't know when he voted in 2003 to go to iraq. i think it's a little bit unfair for that to be a disqualifying thick when the majority of congress voted for it. i can guarantee you joe biden voted for it because he thought his constituents wanted him to. there is a little bit of honesty

in that. pete: he said he believed the intelligence and voted accordingly. >> exactly. pete: the whole idea that he has blood on his hands. you might critique policy on the war, i get it? >> listen, every politician has blood on heir hands because at some point they voted for a policy that probably resulted in death. if it were accidental death from a bridge they voted to confront to crime bills amend things that put innocent people in jail. it's a part of politics. it's not a good part. we should weed it out. it's not fair to go there. what i took issue with was joe biden's response. before i go there, let me say absolutely i honor pwo*ebd's service. pete: yep. >> this is man who died from a brain tumor in 2015. how can joe biden qualify his vote for the iraq war in the early 2,000s because his son died in 2015 from a brain tumor which was his response. he said you think it didn't matter to me? my son is dead. and the vet says back to him i'm not attacking your son and joe biden says which he does a lot of times when he finds a constituent that doesn't support

him he gets physically angry and support him you better not. well, listen, mr. vice president, we honor your son's service but your son did not die on the battlefield and how dare you try to qualify a vote that you did in 2003 in politics because your son died in 2015 and he happened to deploy in 2008. to me, that's cheap. and to me that's -- his relationship with his son is his. but as far as an american voting for someone for president and my peers that went to war and did die in iraq and afghanistan, you don't do that so i took issue with that. that's not an excuse or even explanation for voting for something in 2003. pete: joey jones, well said. thank you very much. >> thank you. pete: still ahead geraldo and dr. drew coming up. don't go anywhere.

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steve: we've had great rock music this morning "the rock" and roll hall of fame is in cleveland, ohio which is where geraldo rivera is our fox news correspondent at large joining us right now, live not too far from the hall of fame. geraldo good morning to you. geraldo: good morning, steve, good morning, you and i should be dancing, two old dinosaurs at the rock hall. steve: this music these kids are playing these days. geraldo: [laughter] steve: however, we're not as old as bernie and biden, who the president referred to both of them last night at the town hall which was in joe biden's hometown of scranton. listen to the president talking about who he had in his sights until tuesday happened. watch. president trump: i was all set for bernie because i thought it was going to happen but you know we get ready for things, right? so mentally i'm all set for bernie, communist i had everything down. >> [laughter] president trump: i was all set.

>> [applause] president trump: and then we have this crazy thing that happened, right? on tuesday, which he thought was thursday. >> [laughter] president trump: but he also said 150 million people were killed with guns and he was running for the united states senate, support me i'm running, there's something going on there , but i was all set. >> do you think biden is damaged? do you think he's damaged? president trump: i think that biden has been damaged, yeah. steve: so what do you make of the president's assessment of the state of the race? geraldo: when i think he did a great job. the president is someone, you know, as i've known him for decades he has always been a great counter-puncher. he sizes up his opponent whether it's a mini mike or whoever he's got. steve: you're doing it. geraldo: [laughter] but there's no better more cutting politician. he sees the vulnerability just like a counter-puncher.

if a guy has his guard up he gets under there gets him in the kidneys or the ribs. he's that kind of politician, it will be vicious he's like godzilla when he walks out on stage. he knows the weakness and finds it, he exploits it. the target of his wrath ultimately tries to respond the way marco rubio did about the hands, well you know what they say about small hands so forth, people try but they fall flat when others do it and he's been a constant master of the insult, and i think that he's a vicious campaigner and this will be effective as well. pete: geraldo so play it forward for me a little bit. let's say it is joe biden and in these debates what does it look like? you see how joe biden responds to reporters and others in the way he stumbles through things, how does that play out when it's one on one? geraldo: let me just say i put

joey jackson -- pete: joey johnson. geraldo: was spot on when he said that it's probably unfair to criticize joe biden's being in favor of the war in 2003. i know that i was. i fell down that same hole, as everybody else. i filled the evidence as presented by the george w. bush administration. i thought saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. i wanted to invade just like hillary clinton, just like all the democrats did. steve: everybody did. geraldo: i'm not so sure, everybody did at the time but now we look at it 19 years later or 17 years later in the case of iraq and we're horrified by our decisions back then, but that sets the way. pete: to your point, geraldo his response was to say well my son died, and he didn't die in iraq. easily could have said i respect your service my son served there as well. there's an easy way smart way politically to handle it but it doesn't seem joe biden has that speed. geraldo: i'm not willing to

criticize him for that. i think he suffered enough and one of the most appealing aspects of joe biden is the fact that his family has endured so much and he has weathered the storm and he's emerged with his dignity in fact, and you know i'm willing to fight him the other stuff, you know, super thursday, or i'm running for the senate or those kinds of if those kinds of things indicate a deeper, you know, intellectual or emotional thing going on then that's fair game but let's leave the family out of it. his family has suffered enough. jedediah: geraldo let's talk about senator schumer. let's take a listen. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. >> [applause] jedediah: now, geraldo he's come out and defended these comments and one of the things he's saying is oh, i'm from brooklyn.

guess what i'm from brooklyn and i don't condone that language. that was an out right threat was it not? geraldo: i'm a brooklyn law school graduate, and what schumer did there, senator schumer did there was thuggish behavior. i am appalled by his bold-face attack on specific supreme court justices. abortion rights is an emotional topic. it is one of those things, you know, even more emotional than war and peace, there's nothing more personal than how you feel about choice versus the unborn, the rights of the unborn and so forth but to make that kind of, that threat, that obvious blatant attack on specific supreme court judges, come on where do you stop? you're going to give out their addresses next? you going to attack their family and become antifa, senator

schumer? this is appalling and it's almost like i think i've known him for a long time as well. it's almost like he's jealous that nancy pelosi got all the publicity during impeachment and the senate and his minority status was left out and he played second banana and now he's trying to catch up. i'm going to be tougher than pelosi. it's just really distasteful, you know, to do it on the steps of the supreme court is an attack on the separation of powers that are sanctioned and the constitution of the united states and shame on chuck schumer for that appalling lack of good manner. steve: well you know, he said yesterday, he misspoke, but he did not apologize and this , in the wake of his spokesperson, saying oh, you know, the right wing is taking this the wrong way. they are reading what they want to into it. he was clearly talking about republican senators. that's a load of you know what. i mean he was not talking about u.s. senators he was pointing to the supreme court and he named them.

geraldo: his words don't lie, steve. you heard what he said. everybody heard what he said and when these politicians use these lame ex clauses to retroactively repair something they know rather than straight out apologize, rather than saying ladies and gentlemen, this is an emotional issue i am very very sorry i did what i did i apologize to justice gorsuch, i apologize to justice kavanaugh , it will never happen again, i understand the supreme court is off limits. there's a legislative branch and executive and judicial branch and the constitution made them independent. they have and justice roberts was absolutely right the chief judge to criticize him and say hey listen. you come this way, we're going to burn you and we're going to have a lot of friends when we do it. pete: geraldo we'll switch gears a little bit to immigration. geraldo: oh, our favorite topic, pete. pete: even though we don't agree but we want your take on a recent development a ruling by

the second circuit regarding sanctuary cities. the president tweeted as per recent federal court ruling the federal government will be withholding funds from sanctuary cities. they should change their status and go non-actuary. do not protect criminals. geraldo maybe we can agree. federal dollars shouldn't go to cities that won't cooperate with federal law enforcement to enforce illegal. can we not agree on that? geraldo: we disagree in the same way that the various circuits, the circuit court of appeals disagree. the second circuit which is the circuit in which i was admitted to the federal bar, the second circuit based in manhattan, surprisingly, has sided with the trump adminitration and said the second circuit has no power to stop the administration from withholding the funds you described, major, formation enforcement or for law enforcement under the edward burn program that's the program with which the federal

government awards state and local law enforcement some federal dollars to do their job. steve: at their discretion. geraldo: at their discretion. the federal government now has the absolute power to give or not give and if the president wants to not give to sanctuary cities, the second circuit has now said he's justified in doing that; however, there are contrary rulings in other circuits so there's no doubt, pete, but that the circuits will have to bring this case, this case will have to be argued before the united states. pete: but the idea that why can't the federal government withhold money from places that are putting federal agents at risk, when you don't honor an i.c.e. detainer someone has to track somebody down often a criminal. that puts federal agents at risk , why not withhold that money? geraldo: well, you know, that's a political decision that i happen to oppose. you are in favor of it. the supreme court has to rule on the legality of it ultimately but on the issue itself, i know

because i know i.c.e. agents and i know people in border patrol and people in homeland security and homeland security investigations the elite investigators who do like the cartel investigations take down the big guys, they now have been drafted into this effort to flood the sanctuary cities and arrest as many undocumented immigrants as they possibly can. i oppose that. pete: because they won't cooperate. jedediah: what option do they have? steve: they are criminals, geraldo. geraldo: i get it. i get it. steve look at this case. i'm an immigrant woman and my immigrant husband beats the hell out of me. i'm near death. should i call the cops? no i can't call the cops because i call the cops and the immigration authorities will deport me. that's why mayors say that we won't cooperate with immigration

, because we want law enforcement, we want those victims to be able to go to leland vittert, there's 1 million undocumented immigrant s within 50 miles of where you guys are sitting right now, 1 million of them. they have lines and businesses. pete: we're not going to agree. steve: ultimately it is the criminal aliens that the i.c.e. agents. pete: and you know that. but that's not what we're talking about here. geraldo: well let's agree on that. we want the bad actors we want the cartel people, we want the gangsters and the bums we want to get them out. you have joe and jose and maria, i mean, some people do. pete: illegal is illegal. geraldo: i know that i'm a minority of the people watching me, right now, and i bless you for being tolerant of my diverg ing view because i have been unswerving in this view since i became a fox news

correspondent 20 years ago when you guys were like 16. steve: but we still have you on because we love to get geraldo. thank you have a good weekend. geraldo: thank you. steve: he's dropping by the hall of fame this weekend you watch. pete: really? steve: rock and roll hall of fame. pete: love it i've never been. steve: it's great. jedediah: do you know who else just dropped by steve? reporter: also a member of the rock and roll hall of fame, maybe in the future, editorial action? pete: you're busy. reporter: we'll start with a fox news alert, the president signed an $8 billion spending bill today, to combat the coronavirus it comes as maryland confirms its first three cases of the deadly virus. president trump tells fox news his administration is ready to fight the outbreak, no matter what. president trump: we could have a very long term plan. we hope that doesn't happen but we have plans for every single possibility and i think that's what we have to do.

we hope it doesn't last too long reporter: the u.s. coast guard also taking action delivering virus testing kits to cruise ship passengers off the coast of california. listen to this , border agents discovering enough fentanyl to kill more than 1 million people, hidden in a car. a canine officer found the drugs inside the seats after the car was pulled over in san diego. the nearly 47-pound stash is estimated to be worth $558,000. the driver, a mexican citizen was arrested and turned over to the dea. well he may be out of the race but mike bloomberg is not done fighting to push president trump out of office. the billionaire is paying for anti-trump campaigns in six battleground states including arizona, florida, michigan, north carolina, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. the effort will be conducted independent of any of the presidential candidates campaign. >> well this little boy has big dreams to protect his community.

the arkansas kindergartener imitating his school security officer for a dress as your favorite person day. look at that. that is easton standing next to officer cross, wearing a junior security shirt. he says he likes that officer cross "keeps us safe from the bad guys." i'm sure officer cross is very pleased with that. jedediah: that's adorable. pete: that's what i did today, i came dressed as steve. reporter: you guys are wearing the same thing. i didn't even notice! jedediah: close, not exact but close. pete: you don't be steve doocy. steve: there's already a junior dooc y somewhere. although esix foot six. meanwhile a fox news alert on this friday, as we've been telling you president trump is preparing to leave for tennessee to tour the damage caused by those deadly tornadoes. we've got a live report from one of the hardest hit areas coming up. jedediah: plus a former democrat explains why her femininist

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jedediah: grady trimble is live outside nashville by a school left in ruins. reporter: yeah, this is the school here and there's a neighborhood right next to it and you can see how bad the damage is to these houses. there were people home at the time in this neighborhood but i'm told nobody was seriously hurt or killed. i want to talk to steven, he's the homeowner of this house. were you home at the time? yes, sir. reporter: what was that like? >> a bunch of noise and wind

coming through my house. reporter: when i look at your house i'm just amazed that you are okay and your family is okay how are you feeling? >> shocked and devastated. reporter: the president is going to be here today and he might tour this area. what do you hope he sees? >> how everybody is coming together as a community to get the debris and stuff cleaned up. reporter: all right, thank you, steven we wish you the best of luck in the recovery and i want to take you down to the school as well, down the road here, to show you how bad the damage is here. as i said, people were home in this neighborhood at the time, but there was nobody at the school and the parents that i talked to yesterday at a prayer service said that's truly a blessing because on any given day there be 800 kids at this school, and you can see evidence of the fact that there be kids here, in the debris like this book, right here. a children's book. i also asked the parents about

the president's visit. they don't know where he's going to go. we don't know exactly the areas he's going to see but they hope he sees the school because they say they need help and they want him to see the damage here, and see how bad it is so they get the much-needed relief that they need here. guys? pete: grady, thank you. wow. jedediah: when you see that devastation it's mind blowing if you look around the country and you want to do everything you can. we actually had john rich on earlier talking about the nashville community and how they're coming together and what they can do. take a listen. >> you know it's nice to see that even though our country argues about all this stuff all the time politically, it's nice to know we still have each other 's backs when something like this goes down and we've definitely seen that here in nashville. it's a shocking thing to see. you see what's behind me. it literally looks like match sticks and unless you've actually stood here and looked at something like this it's hard to totally grasp what it is but there is a house right here, all i see is a refrigerator and a bathroom.

that's all that's there. but apparently, those people survived. i don't know how, but they did, so thanks to the good lord for looking out for people when this went down. this christian school i'm sure they need a lot of help getting back up on their feet. actually lee greenwood's wife went to school here so there's a lot of roots that run very deep with all of us. the country music community is in full force right now to do everything we can to get folks back up on their feet. steve: there you go. pete: he mentioned an organization cfmt.org, if you want to support local relief efforts there is the place to go steve: the number is there. also, we saw graphic a moment ago, john's venue on broad way in nashville, red neck river riveria is hosting a special benefit tonight supporting the tornado victims so if you're in the region stop on by. john also said a number of the country music artists from

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>> the second amendment is not now nor has it ever been without limits and as president i'm not just going to get us universal background check, i'm going to close the gun show loophole. >> and we're going to do something that i have believed in for over 30 years and that is end the sale and distribution of assault weapons in this country. >> [applause] jedediah: joe biden and bernie sanders cracking down on guns if elected but our next guest who calls herself a proud gun owning republican and femininist says these plans are flat out dangerous. here to explain, spokesperson for the gun owners of america, a ntonia, welcome to the show. so let me ask you about that label of femininist. why is being a femininist compatible with being a gun-

owning republican? >> well being a femininist is compatible because essentially, just going back to the woman's s ufferage movement this is the days of susan b. anthony who was pro- life, who called for women to defend themselves when they could, that's really what the origin is really about even the christian movement, so i in this piece for the independent, i just blatantly talk about the facts that feminism and the republican party or even being a christian are not mutually exclusive. they are something that actually go together, and have been since the beginning of the woman's movement. jedediah: many have labeled joe biden as a moderate in this race because they are always contrasting him with bernie sanders but joe biden has come out and said oh, on guns i'm going to bring beto o'rourke and he was saying he's going to take

everybody'sar-15s so there is there a moderate? >> right like i said before i used to be a democrat about 10 years ago, this march actually, will narc mark that time that i became a follower and worshiper of jesus christ and at the same time i realized with my femininist beliefs that if i truly wanted to empower women and people and minorities, et cetera, then we really need to empower them through the second amendment, and so for joe biden to bring on robert francis who has said things like i'm going to take your ak's and ar-15s that is blatantly a detriment in saying that the foundation of america that has said we are going to preserve your second amendment rights because it is a god given right. it is not given by government. it's not given by joe biden or bernie, it is given by god and it should be protected by government and so yeah, joe biden is absolutely not a

moderate. they want to paint him as one, but as we have already seen, the party that the democrat party is continuing to go extreme on the left, and it will continue to do so in the future. jedediah: thank you for being here and just you are in a unique position as a former democrat to speak on democrats on this issue so i hope you continue to do that. thanks so much. >> thank you. jedediah: to a fox news alert, a blockbuster february jobs report just released 273,000 jobs added last month. stuart "varney" joins us live with reaction that's coming up, next.

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pete: we're back with a fox news alert. the february jobs report is out and it is huge. steve: 273,000 new jobs were added in february, that is nearly 100,000 more than the economists had predicted the estimate was. jedediah: the national unemployment rate is down

slightly at 3.5%. we are here with stuart "varney ." host of "varney" & company. tell us about this job. >>stuart: blockbuster report totally unexpected. this gives you a very good snapshot of the way the economy performed in february and also in january to some extent and it's performing very very well. but remember, please. this was a backward look. this is looking to the past, looking to february. before we got the real impact of the virus on our economy. so yes it's a blockbuster 273,000 jobs is absolutely terrific, and a 3.5% unemployment rate is really very good, but you got to look forward. where are we going here, as the virus effects our economy steve: just think about that february number, there was a week or so where the coronavirus was impacting the united states. >>stuart: a little bit. steve: it could have been a much bigger number. >>stuart: maybe it was certainly effecting travel and certainly effecting some people not wanting to maybe go out and shop

in malls that kind of thing but a very very limited impact that's a blockbuster report. pete: what's the reason for that report then, in light of it? >>stuart: strong economy. all the indicators, no matter which part of the economy you look at, january and february, very very strong. but you see , you've got to look forward here. that's what the stock market is doing. that's why the stock market is going to be way down this morning, even though you've got that blockbuster report the futures indicate a loss at the opening bell for the dow of around 750 points. that's going to take us way down but more importantly you've got an absolute tumble in interest rates. let's not get technical but the year is on a 10 year treasury historic low but there's a bright side to that and the bright side is mortgage rates are going to tumble you're already at what 3.29% on the 30 year fixed the classic mortgage. that's going to go down and adjustable rate mortgages will go way down too. steve: so that's the good news.

>>stuart: i'm trying to find a bright spot. steve: but the bad is if you are living on fixed income, this is as bad as it gets. >>stuart: yeah you got nothing savers get nothing at this point and investors who got their money in the stock market, they're seeing their holdings decline as well, so there's a couple of pieces of bad news there. pete: if you look at the market stuart is it pricing in the reality that we're going to see more from the virus? >>stuart: good question. it's pricing in what we don't know. there is a risk that the virus really does slow down our economy for a quarter or two. the markets pricing that in, but you don't know what the impact is going to be. you don't know when we come out of it on the other side, as we inevitably will. you just don't know so investors always cautious, sell just in case it's going to be real bad. jedediah: this is all solid news right now for president trump when you look at the numbers today obviously with the virus and the impact of that you don't know. what should he be doing or saying? >>stuart: i think there's two items here yes it's very good

news that you created all of these jobs and yes i think it was very good news from the president last night when you had this calm demeanor. going down on any kind of anxiety trying to reassure people, and he did a very good job of that and saying look i don't know the exact quote here but we have plans for every single possibility. in other words the administration is on top of the virus, prepared to act. steve: is it too late to invest in purell stock? >>stuart: purell does not have a stock it is a private company family-owned out of akron, ohio. sorry about that. jedediah: be prepared. pete: a lot more of this knowledge, 9:00-noon, thank you so much. now we'll talk right behind you, to carlie. reporter: got headlines and secretary of state mike pompeo slamming the international criminal court after it gave the green light for the investigation into u.s. actions in afghanistan. secretary pompeo joined us

earlier and said the court is wandering off from what its intended to do. >> it's not about institutions like america when somebody gets it wrong here we hold our own accountable we always have we always will. this thing they call a court which is really a political body that we leave has now had a disinformation campaign, we're not going to let them take on america. reporter: the court approved the investigation days after the u.s. signed a peace deal with the taliban. >> a federal judge demands to review an unredacted version of the special counsel's russia report. judge walton wants to determine whether the redactions were warranted and if they followed federal guidelines. walton writing in part the court seriously questions whether attorney general barr made a calculated attempt to include public discourse, about the mueller report in favor of president trump. last april, barr declared there was no evidence in the mueller report tying the trump campaign to russia meddling.

>> do you remember this viral moment of a north carolina gun owner supporting second amendment rights? >> i'm the majority. i'm a law-abiding citizen whose never shot anybody, never committed a serious crime, never committed a felony. you want to restrict my right to buy a firearm and protect myself from some of the very people you're talking about. reporter: well that gun rights advocate and first-time candidate just won the republican nomination for lt. governor in north carolina, and he joined fox & friends first with his second amendment message. >> our message is so much more than the second amendment. it's a message that touches all of the topics conservative are concerned with today. reporter: if he wins he will be the first black man to become north carolina's lt. governor. >> these washington redskins players trade football drills for military drills that is adrienne peterson and josh norm an with israeli soldiers the pair running through an

obstacle course and taking combat lessons and they were also briefed on military operations in the middle east. the players are in israel as part of a collaboration with a high school robotics team. how cool of an experience is that, guys? steve: something they will never forget. thank you have a great weekend. 18 minutes now before the top of the hour and janice is joining us, because people want to know about the weather and it's a little chilly. >> janice: right? people are traveling and yes just want to show you their current temperatures across the great lakes and northeast. is it cold enough for snow in some cases yes it is. the wind chill is going to feel more blustery as this coastal event strengthens offshore in the next several hours and overnight tonight so there is the past 24 hours with this low across the great lakes and a low over the mid atlantic both of those combined are going to give us our coastal storm, our nor'easter we don't have to have a lot of snow to have a nor'easter so there's the future radar. we are going to get a clipping of snow across portions of long island and coastal new england,

and then things will clear out also want to make mention, yes, daylight saving time and according to my twitter by the way, people do not like it. let's get rid of it. here is your forecast today across the great lakes and the northeast, it's going to be out of here by the weekend temperatures will warmup, midwest looks good and a new storm moves into the northwest this weekend otherwise, a fairly quiet weekend. and last tabulations we're talking about at least 66% of the nation that's voting on my twitter feed are saying down with daylight saving time. steve: because we lose an hour this weekend. >> janice: who do we talk to. pete you have some connections. pete: let me take a call and see what we can do here. steve: secretary of daylight saving? jedediah: i would vote for you. steve: you would? jedediah: you win over a lot of people. pete: only vote i need. thank you janice. steve: still ahead on our friday telecast, as pete figures out what daylight saving time is,

dr. drew pinsk y says the media- driven panic over the coronavirus is actually a bigger problem than the virus dr. drew joins us live to explain next. pete: but first let's check in with daylight saving denier ed henry what's coming up? ed: you better get ready because you've had trouble with your alarm clock, i don't want to reveal any secrets but i'm see ing my weekend buddies on the couch this morning. welcome back, jedediah, miss you too. pete a little bit. we've got a jam packed show talking 2020 politics with our 18 big guns coming out, ed rollins, and juan williams waiting possible live comments from the president as well getting ready to head to the great state of tennessee, survey some of the horrific tornado damage and also an exclusive with the house republican leader kevin mccarthy discussing the big town hall plus the head of the world health organization warns this is not a drill time to pull out the stops on the coronavirus we'll talk about the president's preparations with kellyanne conway our headliner, join us

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>> did the coronavirus outbreak has the potential to become a global pandemic. >> the global health crisis, the spread of the coronavirus in the united states. >> this is a serious threat. >> the senate just passed a massive spending bill to provide emergency funding, but is it enough, that's the big question of the hour. jedediah: our next guest says the media-driven panic over coronavirus is actually a bigger problem than the virus itself. steve: jedediah is talking about addiction medicine specialist, dr. drew pinsk y. >> good morning, guys that is absolutely the case the panic is far worse than the virus. let the professionals whose job it is do their job. worldwide the efforts and effect of the organization's like the cdc and the who has been remarkable and yet the media continues to take every effort to fan the flames of panic. look the who said there's about a 3% fatality rate on this virus , and every time they say that, they always qualify it and say we expect it to drop a

lot, once we understand the full extent of the virus. it's amongst us, this is a flu season, everybody. there is 18,000 deaths from the flu. why aren't we worried about that why isn't the message get your flu? you're much more likely to die of the flu than coronavirus. jedediah: but the flu is known so coronavirus has a name you don't know it's like a fear of the unknown and for me i am prone to panic about these things. >> you don't need to panic. but do everything that you're doing. jedediah: what is that? what should people do? >> listen, again, i saw i've seen the media go to such great lengths local news agency in los angeles had a footage of a paramedic being dispatched to a cruise ship repeatedly all evening and they go oh, by the way there was a fight somebody got injured and you saw the cdc press conference where reporters were like what are poor people supposed to do, and somebody stands up and goes wash your hands it's far better so wash your hands disinfect everything, use your clorox wipes get your flu do all the

things you're supposed to in the flu season. a bad flu season is 80,000 deaths rosenstein it? not 100, not 100 from coronavirus, 80,000 and we've already got 16,000 in this country why isn't that the message? be careful of influenza every year. pete: let's get realistic where we are in the u.s.. you've got 13 states where its been, 149 confirmed cases, 11 deaths where are we in this? >> 149 cases as opposed to somewhere between 25 and 40 million cases of the flu. we're going to get up in the thousands with this , for sure, and if you aggregate coronavirus and flu it's still a moderate flu season not a bad flu season. you aren't going to die of influenza nor the coronavirus i promise you. here is the thing. here is what i want to say. dunning krueger is what lets people get up on american idol and sound horrible and say wasn't i great? people think they know more than they do, the cognitive

distortion let the experts do their job. we have a wonderful response by the cdc and who. they have contained this thing, everybody get about your business. steve: but going back to your earlier point about people see something on tv and they automatically think, the early images were okay, somebody is sick getting hauled out on a gurney there's a guy in a space suit. if i did it this is what's going to happen to me. most people who have it have just mild symptoms and they are just sitting at home eating soup >> correct. a month ago there's footage on me on television saying shut up, shut up, everybody, the panic is worse. i've been practicing medicine nearly 40 years i know what these infectious diseases, i taught internal medicine. i understand how these things work, i can see what this is going to be. it's not un. it's not a good thing, it's horrible if you're an old person , if you get infected by this but let the people do their jobs know how to take care of this and control it and the rest of us get about our business and take the precautions we should be taking, every flu season,

anyway. right? you do it every year now, from now on? jedediah: i may or may not have googled hazmat suit and how to purchase it but i want to talk about this movie you're in a film called "final kill." we have a clip let's take a look >> okay. >> i have asked you numerous times, what it is you do for a living that's causing so much of this anxiety. >> i told you that i did something before i worked in the protection department. steve: oh, man. >> there you go. it's not a documentary but it's a great premise to say i'm working with a guy and he's very anxious and won't tell me why he's so anxious and i'm struggl ing with that through the film i almost forgot about it, i'm so upset about the flu vaccine and this coronavirus panic. pete: we did not forget. it's called the "final kill" out today on theaters on demand and on digital. >> thank you, guys.

steve: so before you leave, just as we start the weekend, tell the folks at home what they should do to stop freaking out? >> yeah. follow the directions of the cdc it's very simple. watch anthony do what he tells you to do. i've been hanging on to his hem since the hiv epidemic. he was working diligently on that and i was alongside him during those years and the fact is he gets these things and knows where you should worry and what you should do so unnecessary travel? no use your clorox wipes wherever you go? for sure. wash your hands avoid touching your face a very key thing and get the flu. pete: there you go. bingo. dr. drew, thank you. i'd shake your hand, but -- >> that's fine. every flu season. pete: more fox & friends after this.

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at the cover art? as i look at you and you look quite gi joeish did they not have a shirt that fit? >> absolutely not. that's what i do on the weekend. wear a t-shirt like that and charge ahead with the flag. i do have an extra -- crusade. if you are going to lead a crusade to save the country you need to get into it. that is the real thing. i have an excerpt. america has the top economy and military in the world. our cultural and educational institutions have succumbed to leftist rot. our future existence as sons and daughters of freedom requires the satisfaction of a single paramount objective, the categorical defeat of the left. america cannot and will not survive otherwise. our time calls for an american

crusade, a holy war for the righteous cause of human freedom. >> wow. good stuff. >> anywhere books are sold. we'll see you this weekend. >> ed: fox news alert. very busy morning at the white house. president trump expected to sign that emergency coronavirus spending bill any moment and returning a tape on that in a couple of moments to show you what he had to say. reporters going in now. shortly the president will depart for tennessee to survey the devastation from the deadly tornadoes. they hit earlier this week. so many dead. we hear -- we may hear him speak again to reporters on his way out the doors and could address the strong jobs numbers that came out. we'll bring it to you as soon as it happens. stand by. another fox news alert and brand-new case of coronavirus right here in new york city. on the other side of the country military helicopters are air dropping test