vice president j.d. vancepolicy and whether the vp is planning to follow in trump's footsteps and run for president in four years. that's next. ♪ ♪ is a quality, comprehensive exam. come again? you asked me to topline it for you. okay. bottom line? well, the bottom line is this is an amazing value. what? get two pairs of progressives and an eye exam starting at just $159.95 at america's best. maria: the president has so many gold ideas from the possibility of acquiring green lan, putting up this iron dome in america, renaming the gulf to the gulf of america. do you expect the to acquire greenland? >> i think it's possible, maria. here's the thing i think at lot of folks don't appreciate about a greenland, it's really important to our national security. there are sea lanes there that the chinese and russians use that, frankly, denmark -- which controls greenland -- it's not doing its job and being a good ally. you have to ask yourself, how are we going to solve that problem, solve our own national security? if

vice president j.d. vanceign policy and whether the vp is planning to follow in trump's footsteps and run for president in four years. that's next. ♪ ♪ (♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪) surprise!!! the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. maria: the president has so many gold ideas from the possibility of acquiring green lan, pu

j.d. vanceeen engaging in, i think, one of the most interesting discussions that i've been seeing online which is he has been a calling out those on the left like selena go e mess and saying -- go e mess and saying there is an order of love. and love, it's a very, you know, he's bringing thomas aquinas back. he's saying, you know, you first start with your immediate family, and then it moves out to your neighborhood. and then it moves out to your town. and then it moves out to, you know, your state. and then the it moves out to your country. and then after that you can care about people, you know, start to care about, prioritize those in other countries. and i think that's what patty morin was getting at. you may be of mexican descent, selena gomez, but you are an american, and you don't seem to care about my daughter who is a fellow citizen. bravo to her and bravo to j.d. vance for articulating it. they haven't seen this debate online, you really should go and look at it. we should break it dow

here's some new reaction from vice president j.d. vance. >> the problem. >> with this whole. >> idea that they're going. >> to retaliate. >> is they have already been taking advantage of. america for decades. the retaliation. >> is donald trump saying no. >> more breaking news on the trump administration's purge of lawyers and agents who worked on the january 6th cases at the justice department and fbi. a new nbc news report says a senior fbi official resisted firing so forcefully that some feared he would be dismissed. here's new reaction from senator lindsey graham. >> i'm looking. >> forward to. >> some of these. people finding. >> a new job. now, if you're an agent. >> working on. >> january 6th case. >> or some other. >> case, and. >> you were assigned to. >> do it, and you know, you shouldn't. >> be punished. >> just for. >> doing your job. >> this idea of keeping everybody in place in the. government after trump won. >> the election. >> is insane. >> former federal prosecutor ashley akers, who worked on january 6th cases, will be jo

in just a moment, vice president j.d. vance

responders are being given credit for doing a great job were to follow god bless you all vice president j.d. vancee same sentiments as well kevin thank you so much over to you. and joining us now is an unlicensed pilot so good to have you with us. and as i look at the video my untrained eye strikes me as extraordinarily steep the dissent was and how fast it was. that indicates that something catastrophic went wrong these planes don't just fall out of the sky with that rainy things so what is it sadie. >> you will read about rate of dissent with the aviation safety database the rate of dissent in the final seconds for the aircraft was 11,000 feet a minute more than 2 miles a minute and the only let from an altitude of 1600 feet to the final plunge was very quick that is the good news i would say that they didn't have much time to worry about what happened. >> clearly a loss of control accident white happened while that's for them to determine i would go out on a limb and thinking they lost their instruments or misread their instrument somehow i was driving through philadelphia tonight around the ti

[laughter] >> you're the first person who's asked me that remark j.d. vance sits down on exclusive inte interview. catch the whole thing on sunday meaning warning futures 10:00 a.m. eastern. saturday february 1, i am jon scott. you guys. we're starting. i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's chronic disease epidemic but that wasn't all. >> the first thing i've done for the past 20 years is got on my knees and pray to god that he would put me in a position to end the chronic disease epidemic and help america's children. i don't want to take food away from anybody. if you like mcdonald's cheeseburger or diet coke which my boss loves. [laughter] you should be able to get them. i am pro safety. >> that answer on vaccine was not good enough for some senate democrats with rfk junior spending the hearing sparring with them. >> receipts show mr. kennedy embraced conspiracy theories, charlatans, especially when it comes to safety and efficacy of vaccines matthew except even assent, even a sliver of respon

[laughter] >> you're the first person who's asked me that remark j.d. vanceurday february 1, i am jon scott. you guys. we're startin

the vice-president and former ohio senator j.d. vancehe second anniversary of the disaster, and vice-president vance sitting down for an exclusive interview with our own maria bartiromo airing tomorrow at 10 a.m. eastern on sunday morning futures. you don't want to miss that. and coming up, we have much more on the crash in philadelphia, the crash here in d.c., those tariffs announced and we will take you into a new story developing, an isis leader in somalia. president trump now targeting him. fox news live continues. stick with us. hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) when the temperature drops... you've got two choices. close your eyes and think warm thoughts. or open your eyes and get out here. there's only one vehicle lineup that embraces everything the cold has to offer. the official vehicles of winter. jeep, there's only one. right now, during the jeep start something new sales event, get 20% below msrp for an average of $13,000 under msrp on 202

it wasn't popular with j.d. vance.hat's the most despicable thing he did? >> the most contentious thing he did was to block merrick garland not simply from getting a vote in the senate but from even having a hearing in the senate. >> reporter: mcconnell single-handedly blocked president obama's nomination of merrick garland to the supreme court. >> one of my proudest moments was when i looked at barack obama in the eye and i said, "mr. president, you will not fill this supreme court vacancy." [ applause ] >> reporter: this was the first step in mcconnell's engineering of a conservative super majority on the supreme court. >> what about the way you went about imposing these justices into the system? how do you feel as you look back on your legacy? >> i feel fine about it. i knew that if the shoe was on the other foot -- >> but is that a good reason? >> -- they would have done the same thing. >> your biographer, and i'm quoting him, said, "it was a brutish exercise of power." brutish. >> i just don't agree. >> i know. bu

and here's new reaction from vice president j.d. vance. >> the problem. >> with this. >> whole idea that they're. >> going to. >> retaliate is they have already. >> been taking. >> advantage of america. >> for decades. the retaliation is. >> donald. >> trump saying. >> no more. >> and breaking news on the trump administration's purge of doj lawyers and fbi agents who worked on the january 6th cases. new questions about what they why they are being targeted. >> by the way, these are line agents, line agents that are just doing their job. why are they they got assigned to a case because a violent felon went in and assaulted a police officer, and they are now getting put on a list. >> a new nbc news report says a senior fbi official resisted the trump administration's firings so forcefully that some feared he would be dismissed. here's some new reaction from senator lindsey graham. >> i'm looking forward to some of these people finding a new job. now, if you're an agent working on january 6th case or some other case, and you are assigned to

j.d. vance also posting that statement and putting it on x as well. a very sad situation, may god bless the victims and their families. it is so sad to see this. john, as someone that is a pilot and you look at an aircraft like a learjet, viewed by a lot of pilots is basically a ferreri or a porsche or a sports car in the air, it is 204 knots, maximum speed, 1600 feet and then dropping like a rocket 2400 feet per minute in the dissent and you think about that possibility. it is hard to imagine. is almost a vertical drop if you are looking at it. it's not quite vertical but almost vertical. i don't recall ever seeing that before. to you? >> well, i have seen it. i can't think of a particular crash or case. but i have seen that kind of thing. there was the plane crash which was a turboprop that killed the family of a country singer or a gospel singer, i have lost the name. but that happened on the montana wyoming border earlier this year. >> sean: was that a king error if i recall? where that was pole wellstone. >> it was a pc 12 is what it was. >> sean

j.d. vance's tiebreaking vote last friday night was the start of a parade of the most unqualified nominees ever to be steamrolled into cabinet and top level positions. robert kennedy jr, tulsi gabbard, kash patel. in fact, if you followed these hearings like i did, let me tell you something. there was no news in those hearings because the news is that those candidates showed themselves to be exactly who we knew. they are. believe them when they tell you who they are the first time. believe them when they tell you who they are. a second time in senate confirmation hearings, given the chance to clarify things that will endanger the country. they evaded. they deflected. they denied their own words when confronted with them, with records, with recordings, with dates. tonight, there's breaking news about large firings of career fbi agents, station chiefs, field chiefs. we're not talking about jack smith's prosecution team. jack smith and his prosecution team knew full well after the election. they were all going to be out of a job. you can agree with that or not agree with that. that, but that

growing number who don't agree with it and one of them is going to be sworn in as the vice president, j.d. vance, who is a harsh critic of ukraine. ukraine's an issue that i think really stands out in senator mcconnell's career because it was a time when he put himself at risk. he put the politics of it at risk, in favor of an issue that he really cared about. it would have been easy to reject ukraine aid. instead, he worked to build a package to make sure ukraine had its aid. and it's a great example of something i think he looks at as a signature part of his legacy when it comes to foreign policy. he is stepping down as leader, but he is not stepping down from the senate. what role he play on this issue over the next two years? well, as you told me, he said, i'm going to make john mccain look like a dove. oh, what does that mean? that means very hawkish on defense spending, very much a multilateralist for the united states. and we'll see we'll see how big the megaphone ends up being, but that's definitely what he plans to do. let's talk more about the senator's relationships with key figures d

here's vice president j.d. vanceunday sunday morning futures." >> unfortunately, the retaliation's already happened. the problem with this whole idea that they're going to retaliate is they have already been taking advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying, no more. we're not going to be taken advantage of mihm. anymore. >> reporter: bill clinton's former treasury secretary, lawrence summers, who accurately predicted the inflation spike early in the biden administration posting tariffs are a bullying strategy. bullying doesn't win on the playground or in the national arena. just when inflation is sensitive, it will risk price increases for oil, food and cars. it may lead to the federal reserve needing to raise interest rates. jobs in the industrial heartland may be lost as american producers can't compete due to higher input costs. canada and mexico will to lose trust in us and retaliate as their economies suffer. immigration and drug risks will increase. here's canada's outgoing prime