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[narrator] to learn more visit hfot usa dot org. ♪(piano music) jessica! we need to leave.o boring. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy duh ♪i was born to be somebody lou: joining us house minority whip steve scalise. great to see you. your conference, the republican party on capitol hill, the white house, the president focusing on dirty cops as the president refers to them and investigating the investigators. this is an extraordinary moment in history. >> we side in the 2016 election, some people at the fbi, small number but significant people who abused their power to literally take down a candidate for president of the united states, abused the fisa court, broke the law and people need to go to jail to send a message the nobody should ever think of doing that again and restore the good name of intelligence agencies like the fbi that play a critical role in our national security but were abused by a small number of people and they should pay the price. >> the fbi right now has a very checkered backgr

[narrator] visit hfot usa dot org. >> so, in which movie does clint eastwood play a missouri farmer whooins a band of confederate raiders? it's "the outlaw josey wales." eastwood's character is loosely based on jesse james. >> sandy mills has taken the first step in proving the vintage tintype she inherited is the only known photo of outlaw jesse james and his killer, bob ford, thanks to an authentication by a forensic artist in texas. >> it was amazing. she was absolutely certain. >> sandy sends her findings to auctioneer robb burley in new braunfels, texas. robb's impressed. but there are still questions of where the tintype came from and how sandy's family ended up with it. >> the value often is dependent upon how good the provenance is. >> provenance -- that's auctioneer talk for evidence that an artifact is exactly what you say it is. seems sandy hasn't convinced him yet. but, thanks to lois gibson's analysis, the tintype is now getting some buzz in the press. that's how freda cruse hardison, that local historian we met earlier, catches wind of the story. what was your first reacti

[narrator] to learn more visit hfot usa dot org. >> so, what was the first official white house car? 1909 white steamer. that year, congress passed legislation on behalf of william howard taft for official white house automobiles. [ rockabilly music plays ] >> for nearly four decades, businessman harold lemay amasses a collection of classic cars in tacoma, washington, that includes at least 3,000 vehicles. even he doesn't know the exact number. but there is one car he misses out on, says his wife nancy. >> he always wished he'd gotten a tucker. >> preston tucker was an american inventor and entrepreneur who designed the tucker sedan in 1948, conceived as the car of the future. >> it was so ahead of its time. it's so sleek. it has awesome lines. >> but sales were doomed after tucker was investigated for stock fraud, and only 51 cars were made before his chicago company folded. with or without a tucker, lemay's vintage car collection is named world's largest in the 1998 "guinness book of world records." it includes true classics such as a 1910 roadster, 1930 duesenberg, and 1936 auburn

[narrator] to learn more visit hfot usa dot org.ok into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you lou: border patrol union vice president says none of the 2020 democratic candidates have reached out to discuss the crisis on our southern border. this is only the latest in the radical dems' failures to even discuss, to think about or certainly plan for security at our board. the 2020 dem hopefuls have proposed everything from decriminalizing border crossings to free health care for illegal immigrants. joe biden even called daca recipients more american than americans. the number of central americans forming caravans beginning to dweppeddinging a bit -- dwindle a bit. according to mexican president lopez obrador who says, quote: surely, they are organizing other caravans, only each time they have

[narrator] to learn more visit hfot usa dot org. half minutes from right now on this here channel turbulence in the skies at video going viral after a man repeatedly hit the back of a woman's recline seat well now that is sparking debate about etiquette in the sky. for instance should you ask the person behind you if you can recline your seat? president of delta says yes we're going speak to that woman who is now considering legal axon the show. and also on deck we've got senator martha mcsally and dan we've got country music star john rich on president trump. and a the first lady revving up the daytona 500 with a historic laugh this in the beast. so we've got a busy three hours to kick it off ten and a half minutes on the channel you trust for rob and julianne with the news. ♪ welcome back every president's day we stop to honor great men who formed our nation. but have you ever stopped to think what made their presidency so successful? >> taking a close look at beloved presidents of our time and policies that mark their terms. here