pete dominic, host of siriusxm radio's "stand up." and jill wine-banks, special prosecutor, now msnbc legal contributor. let me go to you first, jill. what can we learn from the watergate investigation and hearings that could be instructive, particularly around the history of the mueller report going public? >> i think one of the most important things is that even if the mueller report goes public, which i certainly hope that it will, and think there is a need for, we still need public hearings. the watergate case was informed by the senate having hearings with the witnesses evaluated by the american public. we could see their body language. we could hear their tone of voice. we could evaluate the testimony of one person against another and make a determination of what was true and what was not. congress' role is really important, and in this case, congress has to do oversight about what is happening. they can look at what laws need to be passed to prevent future outcomings like this. but they also can look at whether the president ne

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pete: that's how we feel about eddy gallagher. brian: eddie gallagher sits in prison prominently dominated by sexual predators. uys. pete: he is an amazing voice for war fighters in congress. steve: we will keep folks posted. ainsley: the president says is he reviewing the case and did call o him a military hero. steve: jillian joins us now. jillian: good morning. one of the women accusing virginia lieutenant governor jump fairfax of sexual assault takes part in a panel on the me too movement. >> when we hear someone else's story, the -- there is a beauty in it in the sense that you know you are not alone. jillian: dr. vanessa tyson's lawyer says she will cooperate any investigation of her claims. virginia governor ralph northam facing a blackface scandal says he is planning a listening tour on race. republican liz cheney mocks 2020 hopeful cory booker for his comments about being vegan. the wyoming congresswoman tweeting a photo of herself eating a steak writing, quote: hey, cory booker i support peta people eating tasty animals. booker told a vegan magazine that the planet cannot simply sustain people eating

pete: no she is not. i'm not kidding. ainsley: virginia governor ralph northam and racist photo in medical school yearbook dominating morningher one he recalled participating in. >> possible 10 or 20 years ago a politician like northam could have apologized his way out of this. but the political climate has clearly changed. pete: while the media and almost all democrats call for his resignation, they mostly ignored his very radical comments condoning super late term abortions. ainsley: the niece of dr. martin luther king jr. and fox news contributor dr. alveda king joins us now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, steve, pete, ainsley and "fox & friends." hello to everybody. ainsley: we want to get your reaction to this story. what is your opinion. should he resign? >> when the story initially broke, i said well, wow, 35 years ago we need to forgive him. however, forgiveness is one thing. but how do we move forward is another thing. and rather than to ask the governor to resign, i would ask him to rescind all of the legislation that he has approved that supports the crime against humanity which is a