is tuesday january 12th and the chilling warning of inauguration day violence in all 50 states. the fbi and local law enforcement cracking down to keep the peace. >> developing overnight security concerns surrounding democrats rushed impeachment vote, the resolution taking place even without members of their own party. >> this is so ill advise for joe biden to be coming in trying to heal the country, to be the president of all the people to be so divided and fighting again. >> live in washington where impeachment could hit the floor tomorrow.

>> the crimson tide steamrolling ohio state to take on the national championship. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> so excited with what is going on. if you're ohio state this morning, that was a blowout. >> it was, alabama, roll tide. i have been pushing, don't know if he will make it past projects have to. he had 9000 touchdowns and 1 billion yards.

very good, humble young man, wish them the best and wishmorn and friends first" on tuesday morning. >> security concerns around tomorrow's house vote to impeach donald trump for a second time. >> griff jenkins, the president take some responsibility for the violence at the capital. >> reporter: the first acknowledgment from the president that he bears some blame for the capital rights. kevin mccarthy says the president expressed this sentiment in a conversation he had. mccarthy relaying that message to fellow house republicans on a call yesterday. according to two sources familiar with that call. this as the house to set to move forward on a single article impeachment, incitement of insurrection. the article reads in part, quote, everyone involved in this assault must be held accountable. begin with the man most responsible, donald trump.

we cannot begin to heal the soul of this country without first delivering swift justice to all its enemies, foreign and domestic. nancy pelosi appears confident that she has the votes in the house but some senate democrats are warning against the move. >> 48 democrats, until we see warknock and senator ossoff. until then we need 67 votes. we have 19 republicans. i don't see that and the house should know that also. we been trying to send a message over. >> house republicans who have little power to stop the impeachment push are calling on president-elect biden to get involved. >> this president-elect could gain a lot of goodwill among republicans and democrats, among americans generally if he told

everybody slowdown, this president is not an imminent threat to this country at this point, let's get through the inauguration and look back and make some decisions. >> this as fox news alert and there are security concerns from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle ahead of the impending impeachment vote because measures like national guard deployment are not fully in place and we could hear from donald trump today. he's heading to the texas border where he is expected to talk about the completion of 450 miles of border wall. we will see what happens. >> thanks. >> harvard law professor emeritus alan dershowitz points on problems with the impeachment plan. >> here's the tactic. what the democrats want to do is simply impeach him. all you need is to have the votes, the majority and hamilton warned against impeachment by simply having majority but they don't want to bring them to trial, just have the accusation hanging over him, like a

prosecutor indicting somebody for serious crime and saying we are not going to give you trial where you can prove your innocence with some democrats say we will give him a trial but only after he has left office but there is no jurisdiction. congress doesn't have the power to try anybody unless they are in office. jillian: impeachment - chad becomes the latest trump administration official to resign. he previously planned to stay in his post until joe biden's inauguration. he cited recent events including the ongoing legal battle saying, quote, over the validity of his authority as acting secretary as reason for stepping down. this comes as donald trump approves an emergency declaration ahead of biden's inauguration. the national guard will deploy at least 10,000 troops by saturday. secret service agents will be given their security operations early after last week's fly in. fox news learns and fbi internal memo is warning of plans for armed protests in all 50 state capitals. the nationwide protests are expected to start saturday and

extend through next week's inauguration. in a statement the agency would not comment on the specific memo writing in part, quote, our focus is not on peaceful protesters but on those threatening their safety and the safety of other citizens with violence and destruction of property. >> 5 minutes after the hour, taking on big tech, suing amazon for suspending it service. >> new concerns about silicon valley's power to censor americans. jackie ibanez joins us. what is the latest. >> parlor's ceo john major down to take on the tech giant even as he says he fears for his life this morning. >> a lot of people participating in the 5 minutes of hate and taking it on, people threatening my life. i can't go home tonight. >> reporter: amazon, google and apple all removed parlor from their apps stores friday do a, quote, failure to moderate egregious content posted by users. >> they did it on the same day,

those three, without any prior warning. we get email after email. >> reporter: the company is filing suit against amazon web services for getting kicked off its cloud servers, claiming amazon this move was motivated by political animus and designed to reduce competition in microblogging services market to the benefit of twitter, this comes days after donald trump was banned from twitter and other social media platforms indefinitely. elon musk tweeting a lot of people will be super unhappy with west coast high-tech as the they facto arbiter of free speech and german chancellor angela merkel saying the right to freedom of opinion is of fundamental importance but that isn't stopping big tech. overnight twitter announced it purged 70,000 accounts

associated with sharing you andon content and it will scrub the phrase stop the fuel from its platform. mike pompeo facing conflict with reporters after the government -- broadcasters of america try to stop the broadcast of his speech. >> it is dangerous, not who we are as americans. it is time to put wokeishim to sleep. >> another alternative social network is growing in the wake of parlor's shutdown, the ceo of gab this is platform gained 600,000 new users. todd: many developments in this ongoing saga. jillian: sean hannity sounding off on censorship saying the us is entering a dangerous time. >> big tech is attempting to successfully, completely silence, shutdown, make disappear conservative speech on even their own platforms and other tech giants want to

illuminate even conservatives ability to completely have a free speech platform like parlor which is an alternative to twitter which is biased. the same social media giants band the president of the united states forever, permanent band. many of his supporters also, from using their platforms, scary times, shadow banning, erasing conservative thought and opinion. these are dangerous and chilling times. >> one of the stories was about hunter biden's laptop and overseas business dealings, last night sean gave an update on that case saying sources tell him the contents of that laptop will be, quote, devastating to the bidens and the democrats. >> the trump administration, back on the state sponsor of terrorist list, mike pompeo saying for decades the cuban government has provided medical care for murderers, lawmakers and hijackers while cubans go

hungry, homeless and without basic medicine. former president obama took cuba off the list in 2015 is overnight the mayor of washington dc standing -- muriel bowser's order pauses museums into the dining and library service until january 20 fourth. nonessential businesses are limited to minimum in person staff. the interior department will deny propaganda and permits on public grounds for health and safety reasons, dc reporting 31,000 kim jong un for cases, 817 deaths. >> moderna expects to deliver 600 million to 1 billion doses of its covid-19 vaccine this year. the us has bought enough for 200 million people. the drugmaker says evidence shows immunity should last at least a year, 9 million americans have been vaccinated with their first dose. surgeon general doctor jerome adams will join "fox and friends" live in the 8:00 hour

to get his second dose of the vaccine. the crimson tide back on top. >> the crimson tide. jillian: university of alabama rolling over ohio state to take home it eighteenth national championship. >> led by devante smith who had three touchdowns in the first half alone and 7 national titles beating out for alabama coach mayor bryant for the most in college football history. >> so proud of our team for what they accomplished, to go on, undefeated. jillian: students flooding to celebrate before police cleared the area. todd: still ahead, democrats

speed toward impeachment our next guest is a constitutional law attorney exposing a big flaw in their case. jillian: new year new stance. >> we cannot stay closed until the vaccine hits critical mass was the cost is too high. jillian: governor cuomo slammed for his sudden shift on lockdowns was the backlash coming up.

jillian: house democrats accusing donald trump of inserting the capital taken a new article of impeachment. jillian: republicans blocked the effort to invoke the twentieth of the men. constitutional raises the controversial speech is protected under the first amendment, he joins us now. thank you for being here. you say based on the constitution and supreme court precedent, brandenburg which you will hear a lot about in the next couple days donald trump's was protected.

>> entirely correct. because brandenburg is a 1969 case which sets the standard for what it means to incite violence. where is the line drawn between what is constitutionally protected and what can be punished by government. brandenburg says that line is if the speech is to be directed towards causing immediate lawless action, not just that but has to be likely to incite or produce that action. what donald trump did by speaking to a group of supporters and advancing his legal theory that state action during the election in several states was unconstitutional, unconstitutional because the rules of the state legislatures, not new york, that's where i am but in these other states were abdicated in favor of is made by the courts and executive officials, that is actually a theory that at least four

supreme court judges in the pennsylvania case set is likely to stay a true constitutional violation and should have been heard by the supreme court so for advancing constitutional legal argument the democrats are saying donald trump incited an insurrection, that is the most novel outlandish claim ever. >> let's look at a quote from the article for impeachment, this is donald john trump by such conduct has demonstrated that he will remain a threat to national security, democracy and the constitution if allowed to remain in office, this warrants impeachment but a lot of people saying you look at the time, we are down to less than two hands, how many days he has left in office and with the senate not set to return until january 19th it makes you question the argument of what they are saying, not being able to be in

office anymore. by the time the senate gets back he's not going to be. >> mitch mcconnell circulated a memo saying the earliest the seneca point particles of impeachment wouldn't be until an hour after joe biden has been inaugurated as the president so donald trump would no longer be the president. article 2 section 4 of the constitution requires it be a sitting president, not a former president being impeached and it says the president shall be removed from office on impeachment which the text of the constitution requires it be a sitting president. the constitution doesn't make any allowance for impeaching a private citizen and if we go beyond the text of the constitution to the intent of the framers of the constitution, that is supported and at the time the constitution was drafted many states had

provisions in state constitutions that allowed the former president and officials to be impeached but framers and drafters of the constitution to liberally chose not to adopt that formulation. and commentary on the constitution james madison said in federalist 39 easement should only occur during the continuance of the president in office. >> it is crucial to remember what you said, it will be a textual interpretation and if it ever reaches the supreme court, very textual supreme court especially the latest justices so that would deftly go against impeaching the president post january 20th. we appreciate your time. still ahead, wild video is a plane falls from the sky and crash lands, that story coming up. >> a struggling restaurant warns it is last call as bar service remains band in minneapolis, the owner joins us live next.

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jillian: it might be last call for some struggling minneapolis bars as they comprise expenses ban on bar service despite the rest of the state using dynein restrictions, the owner of tony jarrett in northeast minneapolis suspend his retirement fund just to keep his bar afloat and he joins me now. thanks for joining us, appreciate it. tell me what the last few months have been like for you and at what point you realize you've gone through the rainy day fund and don't know how much longer you have left. >> we have been closed since august 1st is when the mayor put restrictions on seating at the bar. i have as bar space so i have to close.

the governor lifted the restrictions and we are supposed to open on monday, but he continued restrictions on bar seedings so i have to stay closed. two miles away they are open two miles away from me and i have to be closed. jillian: we are seeing pictures of your restaurant, let's pull up the dynein restrictions that started in minnesota that include bar seating that allowed two her party, 50% capacity, reservations required and the curfew that starts at 10:00 at e in the nighttime and during the day but a curfew when you are able to open, how does that affect you and you think you can open safely?

>> we will be able to open safely. that 50% you are not going to make a lot of money but at least you will be paying bills, there will be money coming in. right now we have nothing coming in. we just went to work. we want to be open and work. jillian: what are your employees saying? >> they are upset. they are my friends. i told him we are going to open up on monday and i had beer coming in, payroll starting on monday and on saturday from a third person i hear we can't open up and i have to call them and say i am sorry, we can't open up because of the mayor. and it is like telling your friend you can't work. it is sad. jillian: what is your message to your mayor? >> use common sense.

people that aren't coming to my bar are going to 2 miles away and drinking. they are still drinking but not drinking in minneapolis, they are drinking a mile away from minneapolis. just open up. it is common sense. use common sense. jillian: how much longer can you go if you have to remain closed? >> i can go a while but i'm worried about other bars that can't. they have rent to pay. i don't have to pay rent, don't have a mortgage but there are 100 bars that have to pay rent. i am worried about them, they won't be able to make it. jillian: thank you for joining us and sharing your story, appreciate it. todd: still ahead many on the left celebrate as conservatives are blocked on social media, jason ran sworn censorship could be coming for the left as well. a pilot puts pro trump flyers on

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lasting we have right now is email and i that you can 24 hours it will be shut off too. this is not our civil liberties, they can shutdown a billion-dollar company. this is where we are getting evaluations at overnight. >> parlor, big tech power and democrats cheer on the crackdown. >> jason ran says the left has to worry about the move from silicon valley and he joins us now. let's scroll the list of internet platforms were donald trump has been banned or

restricted. it is lengthy. can we somehow fit them on that screen, there is still a lot but you say the left should be the most worried about this conservative purge. what you say that? >> when i was younger i had a mentor who gave me a quote that simply said imagine the power to censor in the hands of your worst enemy and right now progressive activists are celebrating this because they have the power but they are not always going to have the power. there will be a shift at some point in the power dynamics of washington and at some point republicans are going to have control and is going to be this desire to be vindictive and to pay back and when that happens is going to be this desire for people to step up and help them out and have some compassion for what they are going to rent my fear is this is dangerous going down this road of censorship. my fear is people are not going to want to step up and help them out.

you've also given in to the worst instincts of what purge effective -- activists want to do which is cancel people based on the content of their ideas, the content of their speech. right now they are coming out to conservatives but you think people in the french part of the democratic base are not going to turn on the democratic party which they have already done in the past they are going to be surprised in the coming months if not sooner. >> let's look at this twitter statement on conservatives reporting losing followers, changes and follower accounts can because by a wide range of factors that may be due to on following or because accounts were to be in violation of twitter rules. we have seen a lot in the last few days. we talk about how when people feel your silencing them they are going to want to speak out and be louder and you wonder what that leads to an you wonder if a lot of these decisions are being made too quickly. >> absolutely and it is not just about wanting to be louder, you're pushing some of these ideas further underground which

is what you don't want to when talking about some of the more scary positions and let's be clear there are some folks on twitter or on parlor or any of these sites who have some very odious positions but the idea is to shine a spotlight on them, not push them further into the dark web or wherever they will end up going because there you have a harder time spotlighting it and, meaning fighting back against it using better ideas but also you have them creating their own sense of community which is not what i think any of us want to have happen. >> look at this. i saw this yesterday and this really shed light on a lot of this for me when i pulled this up, the big tech campaign support shows the bias. look at these numbers on your screen, take a look, google, very first one going to the biden campaign, over $4 million

compared to 106,000 to 106,002 trump and the list goes on, microsoft, amazon, apple, facebook letters no comparison. what do those numbers say? >> the numbers say that when we are told there is no left-wing bias, pro-progressive bias from silicon valley they were always lying. they told us there is no anti-conservative bias, we are doing the best we can and when they said that they were giving money towards progressive campaigns, silencing news stories that could have heard joe biden and now the conservative big tech purge is underway, they told us why don't you go ahead and create your own website, they take it down from amazon web services go ahead and create your own apps, they take it down from apple and google and at some point the fear is they are not going to sell you the servers to do-it-yourself. we have lists being compiled of people who used to work for the trump administration.

there's problems here. >> big tech is walking into a section 230 trap especially with a conservative majority on the supreme court of one of these cases makes it up there they are playing with fire and silicon valley and that could bite them. we appreciate your insight as always. tourists at the washington monument suspended, national memorial superintendent says the suspension will last through the 20 fourth through threats from groups involved in the violence of the capital. of the closures are possible throughout the national mall. >> bill belichick is turning down the presidential medal of freedom. in a statement that immigrant patriots head coach selling capital rights as the reason noting the team's actions and addressing social justice last year saying, quote, continuing those efforts while remaining true to the people, team and country i love our way the

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these ministates facing criticism for how they roll out vaccine programs. jillian: two thirds of vaccines nationwide haven't been used yet. >> reporter: state by state efforts underway to speed up a painfully slow vaccine rollout, 65% of the 25 million distributed vaccines remain unused. in oregon the national guard held the mass vaccination event

at the state fairgrounds. in new york city open two mass vaccination sites administering shots 24 hours a day by online appointment only, nationwide hospitals have been accused of working too slowly and vaccinating ineligible hospital workers. clicks say they have been forced to throw a life-saving vaccine doses in new york because they were unable to find patients that met andrew cuomo have strict guidelines. >> we fought hard for the freedom to vaccinate, now we have it. >> reporter: a national association representing long-term care centers says 40% to 60% of nursing home staff's are refusing to get the shot. >> there's a lot of misinformation on social media and when that starts to spread in a facility we can see the vaccination rates drop. >> on monday new york expanded vaccine eligibility to include people age 75 years or older and essential workers. >> most important thing we need right now is for the federal government, state government and

manufacturers to help us get the doses we need. >> reporter: the us will have to vaccinate 1 million people per day to reach 3 quarters of the population needed to achieve herd immunity by fall. in brooklyn, new york, fox news. jillian: governor cuomo shifting course now saying new york needs to reopen its economy. watch this. >> we simply cannot stay closed until the vaccine hits critical mass. the cost is too high. we must reopen the economy but must do it smartly and safely. >> carley shimkus is here with reaction online. i guess he has been watching our show. carley: it is good news for small business owners in new york, governor andrew cuomo says he is going to reopen the state's economy saying the cost of staying closed is too high. governor cuomo has faced

widespread criticism for things like an indoor dining ban in new york city, despite there being no scientific link between restaurant and covid-19 spread. what changed now? that is the question. now that we are into the biden presidency this time to stop purposefully destroying the economy for political reasons is another twitter says no no no, you do not get to cast yourself as a champion of business 10 months after you ruined everyone. tim on twitter says the -- did trump hack is twitter? cuomo pledging to invest in green energy to create jobs, increase revenue by legalizing -- recreational marijuana. an amazing flip-flop from cuomo just a few days before biden's inauguration. >> great for small business owners but the press conference when i saw the tweet i thought he was hacked.

>> it is while. a lot of people have been waiting for the announcement and here we are. jillian: here we are, american airlines taking heat. >> american airlines is defending their pilot who said this to a plane filled with trump supporters chanting usa take a listen. >> i'm putting the plane down in the middle of kansas. if that is what it takes. >> the pilot says we will put this plane down in the middle of kansas and dump people off. i don't care. we will do that if that is what it takes so behave please. footage of some of the passengers wearing themaga has chanting usa, american airlines released a statement saying prior to departure the pilot on board flight 1242 made an announcement emphasizing the importance of following crewmember instructions, with face covering policies.

apparently this was not a political statement by this pilot according to american airlines, this was all about safety and the fact that some of those passengers were not wearing their masks. >> we will let you decide that kansas is a beautiful state so if you had to get stuck in kansas -- twitter and facebook getting a taste of their own medicine. >> north ahead of internet provider confirms it is blocking facebook and twitter from its wi-fi service to some customers due to censorship so an email from the company announcing the new policy says it has come to our attention twitter and facebook are engaging in censorship of our customers and information our company does not believe a website or social networking site has the authority to censor what you see and post, some people complain the response to censorship is more censorship, the company backtracking saying they will only block the site for customers who have requested it

be blocked but very interesting situation, never thought about a wi-fi provider taking this step in blocking facebook and twitter. >> only scratching the surface. thank you. the barstool fund helps the oldest bar west of the mississippi and the third oldest restaurant in the nationstate fled during the pandemic. >> we have been feeling so abandoned and scared about the future, so many lives and traditions and generations and we have been wondering how we are going to do that. it is a miracle. >> aren't they doing incredible work? they will be receiving 31,$000 to help them survive until indoor dining reopens in california. >> the founder of ball school on tucker carlson last night same barstool fund's all mission is to help small businesses stay afloat.

>> all walks of life but small business restaurants, bar owners, dry cleaners, you name it, not surprisingly the states with the strictest lockdown, california, new york, massachusetts, a lot of applicants from those states, these are people in business, the oldest bar west of the mississippi, san francisco, it has been around since 1830. to lose a bar like that and have nobody pay attention is why they are breaking down. for the first time, finally, we've seen for 200 years, it is sad, it is sad. >> reporter: the barstool fund has raised $22 million for small businesses struggling during the pandemic. it is incredible. i love watching those videos. it is inspiring.

todd: it targeted the sports fan, helping americans is amazing. jillian: the biden harris team talking up its inaugural theme america united that many republicans think the democrats agenda is divisive. >> i want unity but moving forward with impeachment, go ahead. this is not what americans want. todd: giano caldwell reacts next.

>> republicans calling out the hypocrisy of joe biden's america united inaugural theme is democrats push for a second impeachment.

giano caldwell joins me now. great to see you. the biden team on its inaugural theme, quote, at a time of unprecedented crisis and deep divisions america united reflects the beginning of a new national journey that restores the soul of america, brings the country together and creates a path to a brighter future. that sounds great. are you confident biden is going to do that starting on wednesday 12:0 one? >> uniting progressives and liberals against conservatives and any ideas that joe biden and his team or democrats in general wants to unite americans is a farce. we are seeing already, not that there's a lot of conservatives that feel they are under attack by big tech or the democratic party or the shutdowns across the country they feel they don't have a voice and no standing in his country.

we never been this polarized and we are getting a taste just days before the inauguration of what a joe biden presidency may be like for the rest of us on the conservative side for the next four years and it doesn't look good at all. >> i should be clear when i said when salmon next wednesday it's just that this week feels really long already. the anti-trump measures pushed by democrats. i will focus on the top 3, article of impeachment, 20 fifth amendment resolution and to me for removing lawmakers who supported what happened last week. isn't it in biden's self-interest to get his party to not really try those measures but to really focus on his agenda? i was told the reason we put joe biden into offices to focus on his agenda for america, no? >> we didn't put him into office, somebody did but it

wasn't me. i didn't support him and vote for him and i will tell you this, when it came to the situation at the capital, i did not condemn donald trump encouraging his passionate supporters to go to the capital, to cause a scene and disrupt what was going on or something, clearly people died. that should be right outspoken but the president will he has a week left in office, truthfully speaking he only has a matter of days in office, what will he do with a matter of days? i have no idea. the reason other than to divide people more, this is problematic and it will continue to look that way. i pray for america. >> i meant the collective we but all of us. >> i wasn't blaming you.

>> if we don't get this unity between now and the midterms could that mean republicans retake control of the senate or the house? >> what we saw in 2008 when the tea party sprang up after two years of obama in office, in a lot of cases you see that traditionally. with the left-leaning policies that will be pushed, progressives continue to push joe biden farther to the left there will be policies out of that administration that americans won't like but with two years of trump not being unseen some of these women in suburban voters etc. will come back to the republican fold because people want freedom and prosperity and they will miss the trump economy which we won't see with a joe biden presidency. >> don't forget to check gianna webster new podcast out loud. when i say we love you i don't just mean jillian and me.

i mean collectively the nation. essential to impeach donald trump a second time. we will tell you what else you wants to see happen, judicial watch's president tom fitton's sounds off on moves to silence conservatives in the next hour.

parlor taking on big tech suing amazon for silencing its users.

todd: security concerns around democrats impeachment vote, the resolution taking shape even without members of their own party. >> this is so ill-advised for joe biden to be coming in trying to heal the country, to be the president of all the people, so divided and fighting again. >> impeachment could hit the floor tomorrow. >> comes in tied at the conference. >> the comes in tied steamrolling ohio state to take home the national championship. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ sometimes i get a good feeling ♪ i get a feeling i never had ♪ no no no ♪ on ♪ >> this is from renowned artist flow ryan, the championship game