angeles. have a good one. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream,sterruous spy balloon ignites a fire storm over what happens next. >> that's the moon. what the heck is that? >> >> shannon: days of uproar on social media as americans and the pentagon track the suspected chinese surveillance device that appeared over the u.s. >> i ordered the pentagon to shoot it down on wednesday as soon as possible. >> shannon: the u.s. took it out. china admits it was their airspace, deny it was spying on americans. now the secretary of state is putting off a trip to beijing meant to reset relations and

lawmakers demand details on what the pentagon knows. we'll bring in senator tam dihn pham, a member of the intelligence committee. >> critics are wrong, plan is working. >> shannon: job support win ahead of his state of the union address, brand-new fox polls say americans feel the pinch of inflation, no matter house minority leader new jobs are created, we'll discuss with economic advisor jared bernstein. and -- >> my leadership and voisz will not be diminished. >> shannon: republicans vote to remove congresswoman ilhan omar from the committee, citing her comments on terrorism and israel. >> individual says who hold those views should be barred from this type of community. >> shannon: we'll ask about the political battle over who gets a seat at the table. plus -- the beloved hostess, been a source of support for

thousands of college students for five decades, catholic university is giving ms. willie, a lasting tribute. all right now on fox news sunday. >> shannon: hello from fox news in washington, the president is two days away from his state of the union address, a critical moment as he sets agenda for the second half of his term and comment against challengers as he runs for reelection. the u.s. took out a chinese surveillance balloon, end of a strange incident, only the beginning of diplomatic turbulence between two super powers. its presence was intentional, in a moment, we'll speak live with arkansas republican tom cotton, member of the senate intelligence committee.

turn lucas. >> lucas: china calls it overreaction and says it reserves right to make further responses if necessary, he gave the order to shoot it wednesday, when it was safe to do so. >> president biden: i decided best time to do that when it was over water. >> lucas: exclusive video shows when the raptor destroyed the balloon with a heat-seeking missile at 2:39 p.m. saturday. six miles off the coast of south carolina in u.s. territorial waters. pentagon officials say the debris field is seven miles long and 47 feet of water. u.s. navy salvage teams will search for the wreckage. many republicans asking what took so long. senator ted cruz tweeting, absolutely the right thing to do, biden should have done it before the balloon went across

the country. u.s. offi u.s.s tell fox this is not the first time, several months ago, a chinese spy balloon was over hawaii and florida, dating back to the trump administration, never previously acknowledged publicly. the balloon's autocracyisy overshadowing state of the union plans. >> president biden: i'm happy to report the state of the union and economy is strong. >> lucas: this weekend the president heading to camp david for final prep, likely to tout the 517,000 new jobs added in february and spending on infrastructure and green technology. >> biden state of the union address test run for stump speech if he decides to run for re-election, which is expected. more americans fear coming recession and 55% of democrats say they are dissatisfied with the direction of the country.

shannon. >> shannon: we'll dig into the polls, lucas, thank you. joining me now is senator tom cotton, author of "only the you are on the senate intel committee, help us with the time line. general keane says he believes we knew when it left mainland china. he is questioning why we didn't take it out them. here is what bloomberg said. with such high profile secretary of state going, keeping it on the down low was key, the white houseopted not to inform the american public, events soon forced biden's hand. lucas reported and folks in the pentagon say there are balloons that have gone over before, what point do you have to tell the american public or not? >> senator: what began as spy balloon has become a trial

balloon, testing president biden strength and resolve and unfortunately the president failed that test. that is dangerous for the american people. the president was paralyzed for entire week by the balloon. we should have shot this balloon down over the islands and never allowed it to transit entire continental united states. there are open questions the united states need to answer to answer for the american people as to why they didn't. i think part is reluctance to take any provocative or confrontational action against communists. i do believe the administration wanted to salvage the secretary of state's trip on friday night and they got through thursday afternoon, that i everingfully civilians in montana and billings gazette identified this balloon and blew the whistle and the administration fessed up to the american people.

took another 12 hours before the secretary of state cancelled an already-ill-advised trip. >> shannon: let me ask you about that, you called immediately for the trip to be cancelled. former vice president mike pencedid agree shoot down the balloon. send the secretary of state to china, have secretary blinken look them in the eye and tell them it better never happen again. that is peace through strength. why not have blinken go and have this confrontation face-to-face? >> senator: if the president had chosen to shoot down the balloon as soon as it entered our airspace, that might have been worth considering. >> shannon: why do you think we didn't? >> senator: i think president biden was hoping not to take action against the communist, he wants to continue his relationship with xi jinping.

only the strong, democratic presidents only take action like shooting down this balloon once their hand is forced and on thursday civilians in montana identified this balloon and it forced the president's hand. had this not become public, if the administration had not briefed congress thursday afternoon after it was about to become public, whether the president would have shot down the balloon over the atlantic ocean. >> shannon: what about the contention the balloons have gone over the u.s. under previous administrations and they didn't shoot it down that we know of? >> senator: i have spoken to officials and they are not aware of anything happening during their administration, it is possible during the obama administration and the military was told this is no big deal and they shouldn't raise alarm bells on it. we need answers as well, though, some may be conflating what lucas just reported, balloons floating within the exclusionary

zone, like hawaii or guam and spy balloon across the middle of the country, those are different circumstances. what is more worry some, one, did the military know about the balloons in the past and not inform superiors during the trump administration? or worst of all, did we not know about the balloons in the past and learned in retrospect by studying histore cal data? these are all open questions for which the american people deserve answers and we in congress will get the answers. >> shannon: you heard the chinese government reaction, they reeverybody is the right to make further responses, if necessary. last week -- general had spoken up and said to his troops, i think we could be in conflict with china, war by 2025, where do you put the temperature this morning? >> senator: china has been waging a cold war against the united states for decades and not many leaders have

acknowledged that, they want to deny that. when nation like china is waging cold war, only choice is to win or lose. i think this spy balloon, which vividly went across america is high-profile reminder to americans about what the chinese communist have been up to, if viewers are worried about a spy balloon across middle america, let me tell them about the tiktok app on their phone and what it means for their security and that of their children, as well. >> shannon: there is bipartisan pushback and call to do something about that, as well, if not out right banning it. the president's supporters say this actually illustrates he is doing good job with china. opinion piece talks about the spy balloon as clumsy attempt by china, it shows immense capacity to blunder, tendency president biden exploited, a series of humiliation on chief rival, they

point to the embargo out of china and philippines expanding access, they say he is doing a good job. >> senator: humiliation was inflicted by chinese communist on the president. we should have shot it down instead of letting it float across america on its merry way. idea we would let this go all across america, a spy balloon, complete its spy mission before we shot it down, i'm afraid is embarrassment to the united states, not to the chinese communist who are constantly pushing the envelope, constantly probing to see how far they can get away with maligned actions and i think they feel they probably got away with it here. >> shannon: let's talk about classified documents. you were briefed about documents found in possession of president trump, former president biden, you were not allowed to see the documents. there is expression about that.

the doj sent a letter to couple of top senators in january saying the committee interest in overseeing the nation intelligence activities musting carefully balanced for integrity of law enforcement investigation. two special counsel, you threatened to shut down some senate business, colleagues say you are looking for excuse to shut down business in the senator. what will you do to get the documents? >> senator: we had three votes in first month of senate, we have not been briefed on the nature of the documents, we have not seen the documents, haven't had damage assessment or had them characterized. our main function is to oversee agencies that operate in secret. that doj letter is nonsense, we have a right to review the documents and make informed judgment about what if any national security implications they have had. maybe they have none, whether at

mar-a-lago or president biden's many offices, or mike pence's, as well, we have to see the documents to make that assess. marco rubio has been leading the committee in unanimous fashion to get action on the documents and i hope the administration responds to their inquiries. >> shannon: will you block judicial nominees over it? >> senator: i will not take that step yet, warner and marco rubio speaking for the unanimous committee have been working to get access to the documents. i hope it doesn't come to that. this incident raises question on the double standard doj has applied. with donald trump, raiding mar-a-lago and with mike pence, fbi showed up within hours with him self-reporting classified documents at his home. with joe biden, they were allowed to work through private lawyers representing the interest of the president before

they conducted the searches. we still have no characterization at all in the media about what was in the document. within hours of the mike pence revelation, there were leaks from the doj or fbi about what was in the documents. double standard you see here is double standard the department has been applying the last years and troubling to americans. >> shannon: do you comment on special investigations? >> senator: special counsel investigation is looking into whether there is illegal action, that is not the focus of the committee. our review doesn't bear on their investigation, we're recrewing documents that are marked classified for what the national security damage might have been, if any, that is different from the department of justice inquiry into whether there was illegal activity related to the documents. >> shannon: keep us updated. thank you. up next, we saw huge job report

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>> shannon: just two days from now the president will try to set an optimistic tone in his state of the union address. republicans take a gloomier view, the nation is settled with debt and blaming the president for inflation. key economic advisor jared bernstein joins me now. >> jared bernstein: excited to talk about the economy and the numbers we are posted. >> shannon: that is great for the country issue administration, for the president, it not not gotten to

people's real life yet. 166 million americans are living paycheck to paycheck. majority of people making more than $100,000 says that includes them. inventory is off, inflation outpaced wages and gas prices are up five weeks in a row. when does good news get to real lives? >> jared bernstein: let me fact check statements. real wages have been growing for the past six or seven months, one reason is because again, unlike one bullet point there, gas prices came down sharply in the month of december. they turned around partially january. one reason inflation ticked down in december, fell slightly, because gas fell 9% that month. gas price issic innel below where it was when putin invaded u.k., shooting that price up, it is down buck 50 from the peak

last summer. >> shannon: what do you make over estimates we could be $4 a gallon by march? >> jared bernstein: it is hard to look that far around the corner, the president has taken decisive action and shown he can provide breathing room for people at the pump. the gas price is down $1.50 from june of last year and that ep moos real breathing room for working americans. broaden it out. inflation is underneath some numbers you just showed. rate of inflation has fallen six months in a row, it is now considerably lower here than it is in the eu, than in germany or the uk. one reason we have that favorable trend in inflation is because actions this president has taken to shore up and unsnarl our supply chain and to increase the supply of energy furthermore moving into 2023 is inflation reduction act kicks in, we're going to see lower prescription drug cost, lower

cost for health coverage and lower cost for clean energy. you can't get to where you need to go if you're not moving in the right direction and we're moving there based on jobs report, with real lackity. >> shannon: people don't believe it yet, 74% of people do believe we will have recession this year. you and i have talked, perception impacts spending, people have pulled back on spending and major were purchases, are you worried that will be a self-fulfilling prophecy? many believe it will happen. >> jared bernstein: talk about perception in a second, it is important. let's talk about facts. a 3.4% unemployment rate, lowest since may of 1969, when i was 13. .4% unemployment, not recessionary numbers, 12.1 million jobs since the period took office.

10.5 million new businesses. >> shannon: many added back from the pandemic. >> jared bernstein: right, that is fair point. my point is that 3.4% unemployment is not recessionary, half a million jobs in january is not recessionary, 2.9% on gdp end of last year is not recessionary. talk about perception. if you ask people how they are doing in their financial lives, many cases they will tell you, we are doing well, i'm doing well, i'm worried about the broader economy. that isir fa, we understand. prices are too high, but they are moving in the right direction. food, energy, gas, all of these prices have been falling and not just for a month or two, the council, we make a big deal about trend. you have inflation ticking down, the trend is your friend and that is important in that context. catch up with them yet.

as we move into 2023, with investments in infrastructures, investments in clean energy production, semiconductor, domestic manufacturing, 800,000 jobs in manufacturing since the president took office. >> shannon: to be fair, many were added back because of being lost during the pandemic. >> jared bernstein: talk about manufacturing 800,000 factory jobs added since the president took office, that is important, that is good jobs for noncollege educated workers. to your point, that is strongest manufacturing expansion on record going back to 1953, so that is not just a bounce-back, part is, i should say. it is the fastest manufacturing job growth over a business cycle going all the way back to the 1950s. >> shannon: make a distinction between added and created. jobs added back partially because they were gone during

the pandemic and creation of jobs is a difference. >> jared bernstein: that is fair, unemployment rate went up and bounced back down. forecasters were predicting north of 4% and it is 3.4%, we are doing much better than the bounce-back and i think the thing about job numbers, they have been persistent. you yourself and every forecaster got wrong for the month of january, expectations were lower. >> shannon: way off. >> jared bernstein: this president continues to exceed expectations month after month. >> shannon: good news for the country and we'll see where this trickles to the rest of us soon. talk about the debt ceiling, a big fight, it has potential impact broadly for the economy. the president says he is not going to negotiate. last week we played a sound bite of him in 2011 as vice president, he said that is not governoring, if you don't negotiate. this is "wall street journal,"

what better time to call the family together, sit down around the kitchen table and cut up the credit cards and when the bill collectsor knocked on the door demanding payment, he knows he will have to negotiate. republicans want cuts. when do the real negotiations start? >> jared bernstein: i think the negotiation over the debt ceiling, over default, is absolute nonstarter for this president. he's been clear about that. there is a separate set of negotiations over fiscal matters. that is a good starting conversation. i think people need to understand that the debt ceiling is not a negotiation, it is an obligation, in fact a constitutional obligation to raise the debt ceiling to pay for spending that congress has already signed off on. okay, this is not -- >> shannon: we couldn't do in our real lives.

that example of getting your credit cards cut up -- >> jared bernstein: you don't get to choose if you -- >> shannon: i need more money to pay off this debts, i can't handle what i already have. >> jared bernstein: that is discussion the president is anxious to have with republicans. the problem is, they really need to bring a plan to the table. let me quote something, fox news to you, in an article on fox news.com. lawmakers say they want to bring down spending using fiscal fig leaf, if they want to slash spending would have to take a butcher knife to social security and medicare. >> shannon: what about discretionary spending? everybody at the table said they are not touching medicare. >> jared bernstein: discretionary, half is military. republicans talk about wanting to balance the budget, some of them are up front and others, you can't get there without

cutting social security, medicaid, military spending. a lot of spending people depend on with food safety and border security f. they have a different plan that enables them to achieve fiscal responsibility, as this president has with 1.7 trillion in deficit reduction. >> shannon: again, coming off the pandemic. >> jared bernstein: i will get to that in a second, i knew you would say that. 200 billion in deficit savings with reduction inflation act. >> shannon: not by all estimates, by the way. >> jared bernstein: if they want to join with him on that kind of fiscal responsibility, without cuts to social security and medicare, but thus far, no line in uncling aboutet says waste, fraud and abuse or this is woke spending. all of this talk about cutting spending -- we need to see the real -- exactly. correct one point. 1.7 trillion in deficit reduction has a lot to do with

spending rolling off over covid -- >> shannon: in part. >> jared bernstein: in part, correct. much of that, half, is increased receipts that are function of this very strong economy, with much more in flow to the treasury because of 3.4% unemployment, because of jobs and strong gdp growth, not just lower spending, it is increased revenue. >> shannon: we have highest revenues we've ever had, we have to talk about that, too. one member explaining his intention to vote no on debt ceiling. massive accumulation of debt was predictable and foreseeable, unnecessary, willful and reckless disregard for warnings given and management. >> jared bernstein: i don't know who that was. >> shannon: it was vice president joe biden in 2006.

>> jared bernstein: republican position is they are threatening to default to get what they want and the debt ceiling should never be used as that kind of threat. we have an economy that is growing strongly. the idea you would put that at risk. the idea put full faith and credit of the u.s. treasury at risk is justan thet cal to anything the president stands for. >> shannon: is that what president biden was doing in 2006 and voted no? in 2004. >> jared bernstein: in 2006, let me make this point, in 2006, do you remember a debt ceiling debate that was heated as this know wo. >> shannon: they act like this is the worst one. >> jared bernstein: republicans raised debt ceiling in 2006 and in 2004 and been raised 78 times without this kind of weaponizing this obligation in a way that i

think is completeliant thet cal to constitutional pledge. furthermore, the same politicians, talking about republicans, raise debt ceiling three times under donald trump without batting an eyelash. this is a president who raised the deficit every year in his four-year term. added to the debts, half tax half deficit financn with 1.7 trillion is not going to take lecture from the folks on fiscal responsibility. raise the debt ceiling, get behind us and have good talks. >> shannon: see what he thinks about his lecture in 2006. there has to be negotiation. thank you for being here. up next, bring in sunday group on fox news polls about how americans feel about each other. what are you thinking in the midst of growing political tension? think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no. he's making real-time money moves with merrill.

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>> this is about targeting women of color in the united states of america. don't tell me because i didn't get a single apol. >> time expired. >> when my life was threatened. >> shannon: that was u.s. congresswoman alexandria

ocasio-cortez blasting the decision to boot ilhan omar over the committee. fox news correspondent turner and chief of staff, reince priebus, juan williams and gianno caldwell. you saw what happened on the floor there, they called republicans racist, islamophobic and say it is political revenge and not a good look. >> here is the deal, the democrats paved this road on representative ilhan omar years ago, equated americans with taliban and hamace. nancy pelosi, clyburn signed a letter condemning her words. when he said it is about the benjamines and referring to israelis and supporting electioned officials, it was democratic congress led by nancy pelosi that condemned her

actions on the floor of the house. the democrats paved the way. it is pretty hypocritical to come back and say this is racist. she is on committees, this is not about getting kicked off every committee. she's on fantastic committees, not going to be on foreign relations committee, something nancy pelosi did in kicking people off, tipt o'neil, boehner did, there is nothing here. we know who tipp o'neil is. some might have to google that. you changed the rules and we warned you then, kick our people off committees, it will get used against you. >> this is tit-for-tat. the issue is effective governance, this is now ineffective this congress has become. 70% of americans, including half republicans, say this congress is locked into petty, juvenile

fights and not about real business of the american people. i think that is what is going on here, is this about antisemitism? no. we have 22 jews in the democrats caucus that voted to keep her on the committee. they don't agree on substance, they didn't see it as justification for kickin threatening the lives of fellow members of congress. in some cases, steve king, you had mccarthy and the republicans take some responsibility for racist statement. refuse, i think, because of the power of the freedom caucus, far right, to deal with people like green, people like paul goldstar who made threats against fellow members of the house. that is when democrats acted. >> shannon: you are referring to the animated thing this had attack on aoc. you want to respond? >> you are right, republicans

did take responsibility. political actions sometimes create political consequences and your mouth, when you use it in way that is hurtful to other people, you open the door in politics and in the united states of america to suffer the consequences and she did and republicans used the actions of the democrats and nancy pelosi to make their case. >> cancel culture an. >> shannon: speaking o mcconnell removes from senate panel. democrats and know ares, this is not just a partisan thing, this was rick scott and mike lee who helped mount a run at the position mitch mcconnell holds. >> it is pretty safe and 100% of cases to assume political maturations are afoot and the

driving motivator. ilhan omar went out of her way to make a different case. if you strip the emotion we heard from her and aoc, she said i feel like my perspective is not wanted on capitol hill because i'm a woman of color, i am muslim and an african immigrant. strongest defense that speaker mccarthy put forward, he unseeded white men from committees for specific reasons. when it comes to governing, what juan was talking about, there is disarray on both sides of the aisle. it was a victory politically for kevin mccarthy she was unseated from this committee. >> shannon: he has to hold his caucus together. >> until the day it happened, that was up for grabs, nobody was sure he would get the votes. there were people persuaded.

now it is a stronger position. >> shannon: my favorite fox news poll. best describes america today, dysfunctional family, 81%, tight-any knit family 16%. caldwell, there is a lot of dysfunction. >> there is dysfunction on capitol hill and in the white house with conflicting messages coming out of the white house. to mention briefly on the issue here with ilhan omar, who i tried to interview and shut the door in my face, that is another story. the consideration and the woman of color consideration is not a real one. you mentioned steve king a number of times, kevin mccarthy was minority leader, said we would not allow that kind of conversation about white supremacy to be a part of the republican party and they removed him from the committee. i don't buy that argument from her. the dysfunction argument, a lot

of people, i think 35% of democrats say swing changed the number to what we're seeing, 80's % of americans feel we are functional family. democrats are feeling it, in addition to the fact we have folks with financial issues and people having issues paying credit card balances and highest numbers in year. great consideration and government actually taking care of people and people are not seeing that. >> shannon: there is a lot in the poll numbers, what is dysfunctional is this poll family. quick break, up next former south carolina governor nikki haley set to enter the race for republican nomination, other presumed contenders are hinting at running, more on the shadow primary next. yees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee,

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>> we know heading into our first hearing next week on the biden corruption, content of this laptop are authentic and are hunter biden. that is concerning for the united states. >> shannon: chairman james comer investigating how social media companies handle said the hunter biden laptop story and we have the panel back. polling shows majority of people think that should be investigated, juan, they say it is worthy of the house looking into it. >> sure, i think people would like hearings, the question is whether or not they trust this will be a fair hearing. it is a lot of people who feel right now that especially the gop congress has a high disapproval rating and part of that -- >> shannon: as does democrats. >> not as high as republicans, they are both high. people think again, why don't you get down to serious business and why spend so much time on

this. hunter biden right target for republicans who want to go after a guy who is a former drug addicts, had a bumbling business past. basically they're attacking him to attack president biden, let's not lose perspective. it is a political thing. if you look through the stuff found in hunter biden laptop -- >> shannon: or not laptop, depending on the day. >> nothing you would say, that is crime. nepotism is not a crime. >> shannon: drug use and potential prostitution, those aren't crimes? >> that is his problems, not the father's problems. >> shannon: his lawyer, hunter's lawyer says about the letter they sent asking for investigation, letters do not confirm mac isaac, they address conduct of seeking and disseminating what they allege to be mr. biden personal data wherever they claim to have

gotten it. a lot of seices mantices here, why didn't they file civil suit on these? >> i can't speak for them, i would imagine it is because they don't feel they would be able to convince a judge and jury of the case, otherwise they would want to move forward with one. i'm not a lawyer, that stands to reason, one would think. on that point, though, quick shout out to andy mccarthy, had the most compelling political argument of the week in response to that question, essentially said this is political gambit on part of the president's son and understandable one to distract from real scandal this week, the ongoing revelation about the president's mishandling of classified documents ora at least his staff's mishandling of documents over the last three or

four decades. that makes sense and might be a reason if you're hunter biden, who has become a political operative in the washington universe would want to move forward with letters like this to the delaware attorney general and justice department. >> it is because it is public opinion strategy issue not a legal strategy. if hunter biden would file a lawsuit, you know very well the defense -- >> shannon: there is discovery, actual malice. >> the truth of it or substantial truth. in other words, if they were to file a lawsuit, the defense would be what i said is true. now we're going to prove it and have depositions and subpoenas and find out what is going on, they'll never file a lawsuit. >> not good for the president either. >> not good. >> shannon: something else, this morning the "washington post" put out poll that said 62% of people, more than answered this

for former president trump, would be dissatisfied or angry if biden was re-electioned. he has a lot oo manage right now. >> a lot of african americans feel a similar way, look at polling, they don't want to see him re-elected and i think for good reason. talking about hunter biden bumbling business deals, never found something bumbling in business deals making millions per year and $500,000 on painting. this is his achilles heel, considering the fact hunter biden had ownership stake in the house classified documents were found in, joe biden's classified documents and number of other scenario at play when you think about the letters. it felt like they were trying to weaponize the federal government against folks involved not saying it was manipulated data. did we hear anything about that?

russian disinformation or now my laptop. they have a big issue on their hands, house republicans that committee that is set to investigate joe biden, have a real job on their hands. >> this week joe biden was in philadelphia, democratic national committee meeting. he was cheered wildly. the numbers indicate like 90% of democrats and huge numbers -- >> shannon: this -- >> favor joe biden as the democratic party nominee, just that is not the case for trump and republicans. >> they favor him, they got to change the primary schedule? >> shannon: let's talk about that, listen, that is a test of his power over the party. a number of states say they took this vote yesterday, putting south carolina in the first spot, they will not go along with it. >> democratic national committee want to promote voters to give advantage to president trump. i can tell you for the

democratic national committee -- >> shannon: president biden. >> right. flash back. president biden. what they did in rules committee by changing rules and getting super majority and committees, it is enormous amount of machinery put in place. they will not nam within person that any republican could beat. >> shannon: we'll leave it there, see you next sunday, up next catholic university ms. willie, has put a smile on faces, you will meet her next.

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or you can show off. choose from six delicious dishes, like lobster lover's dream. welcome to fun dining. >> shannon: one thing has remained the same, ms. willie, on paper cafeteria worker handling supplies and students, in reality, she is a friend, cheerleader and second mom for kids she sees everyday, knowing what a treasure, the school decided to honor ms. willie and she sat down with me to talk about it. >> i feel like it is a gift god given me, hospitality gift. >> willie joyner, on her work as hostess, friend and confidant to tens of thousands of students over five decades at washington's catholic

university. >> good morning. >> just not a cafeteria, they need to feel comfortable and love. >> i fill up ketchup, napkins, whatever is needed. >> shannon: she manages the lunch rush while dealing with stress of classes, exams, professors and roller coaster of first years from home. >> family member here, she will accompany you, we love ms. willie, she is like our mom. >> hi, sweetie. >> shannon: how much power in that quick hug, quick hello or somebody noticing somebody is missing or asking about a test? how powerful do you think small things are? >> when you hug someone, it is a certain hug that you give to let them know that is a genuine hug. >> shannon: it's a ms. willie hug. >> ms. willie hug, that's it. >> how you this morning? >> shannon: students call her ms. willie, she calls them her

babies. >> these are my babies, good morning. >> i can't remember everybody's name, everybody is babies. from the president on down, baby, where you been, i haven't seen you. send a message to let them know they are in my heart. >> i got to check tables, okay. >> shannon: we were with ms. willie on the first day of her 50th year on the job and you would have thought a celebrity was making the rounds. >> oh, man, you see the kids and community love her, she's an icon. >> ms. willie is the best ever. >> uh-huh. >> she cares about us so much and she's always giving us hugs. i will give you a hug. >> shannon: today is special anniversary, starting another year of creating and pouring into people. >> i have grandbabies coming, people that left and their children came back and their children graduated, i get

pictures, cards, a lot of stuff just let's me know they still think of me. and that is a blessing, that is an honor and a blessing. >> shannon: ms. willie received a new honor this fall, when her babies who are alumni, rallied together to make sure a new dining room on campus was named after her. >> shannon: looking behind us. >> oh, yes. >> shannon: what did you think when you heard this was going to happen and when you see it now? >> to let me know that it was alumnis that love me and care and thinking about me to be able to do this in this building. this right i never -- it s evid being on earths, it is that is initial treasure. >> shannon: i heard you called

an angel, embodiment of joy, do you have a full understanding of how much you mean to people? >> to a points, yes, i know i mean a lot to them, it is hard to take off a day's work because i want to be there to support them. >> shannon: uh-huh. so almost 50 years you have been here and they love to have you for another 50. >> oh, lord, you think? >> shannon: of course. when the day comes you feel your mission and work is done here, what do you want people to remember about you? >> ms. willie's smile. ms. willie's honesty. ms. willie's love. >> how is your day going? >> and about what happens to them. that is what i would like to leave that ms. willie loved each and everyone always some love. >> shannon: what a legacy, it makes us want to honor the other ms. willies in our lives. fox news channel will have special coverage tuesday night

of the president state of the union address. bret baier and martha maccallum will anchor and i will anchor fox broadcast. special thank you to everyone who has purchased copy of one of my books, i can share that nearly million copies of women of the bible speak and mother and daughter says of the bible speak. i hope you have been encouraged by the women in the books, i'm excited to share more books coming. i will announce third installment on "fox and friends" wednesday morning, i hope you will love it, that is a hint. thank you for joining us, i'm shannon bream. have a great week, we will see you next "fox news sunday."

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