last i checked, kevin, a minor was anybody under the age of 18. >> kevin: that is right. >> since 1971tes. >> kevin: this is crazy. we are out of time but we are wearing red, the american heart association go red for women. i know this is an important issue for you. and 10 seconds can you tell us why it is so important? >> because we have to keep track of our cholesteryl, of our sugar, of our blood pressure, of her weight. keep track of that and women, 300,000 women die every year of heart disease, not just men, their symptoms are different. no your symptoms, tell your dr., and women, do not be like men are pretending there is not something wrong. there could be something wrong as you get older and your bodies change. you are at risk of heart disease. we are spotlighting this today that is why i am wearing reed that is what you were wearing red. very important. >> kevin: thank you so much for your time of the great week and we appreciated. >>> president trump revoking security clearance a former president biden. good call that call your thoughts next in the "night cap". baby: liberty!

kevin. kevin: cb, thank you very much. atlanta suburb is mourning the death of police officer killed in the line of death friday night. it's coming days after a similar incident happened in las vegas, nevada. mad san car pea -- madison scarpino has more on that. reporter: hi, kevin. officer jeremy lebonte shot and killed friday evening while responding to call of a suspicious person at local shopping center. he was with the department for over three years and people who knew him are describing him as a husband, son, friend, and public servant. >> i just don't know how and why this happened. and i will make sure that we do the -- the foundation will do anything they can to wrap our arms around the family but also the police department and our first responders, the fire department. they were called out. so everyone is going to need help. reporter: there's now a growing memorial police car for the officer out of the station and people are leaving flowers, candles and paying tribute to hip. officers called out to the king mark

kevin?evin kevin looking forward to that. lucas tomlinson on the north lawn are, thank you. senator marsha blackburn, one of the lawmakers invited to dinner at a mar-a-lago with the president last night, can and she joins me now. a lot of questions, i guess the first is where do we stand on the budget negotiations? a lot of people wondering will there be a standoff in the senate and will the republicans cave? >> oh, not at all. senator graham, chairman graham, has delivered that budge outline. you have -- budget outline. you have chairman collins who is realize to go to work on the appropriations side. and you know, kevin, we all realize that in order to cut the budget you've not to be able to get a budget document and then be able to get into those appropriations and and rescind some of that bloated spending which is what we are trying to do. whether it is through doge or through the appropriations, we're working together, we're working with the house, if and we look forward to having that

kevin o'brien.ou're going to talk to kevin in a few minutes. >> we are in just a few minutes. >> he's going to talk about dennis some more, which is awesome. but kevin hired me many, many, like 30. i think it was 35 years ago. so he's sitting right there. i'm going to tell kevin's story. okay. look at the rainfall totals real quick. and i'm going to tell kevin's story. so this is how much rain we got over the last bunch of days. it was sunny a day. it's awesome. we get more rain tomorrow. we're going to get to that. but kevin, one time i missed cloudy and i called in sick. it was in the january book when we used to have books, and i called in sick and i and i was i wasn't actually, but i wanted to do something. sorry, kev. and so he called me up to the office the next day and he goes, hey, bill. hey. he talks like this. you'll hear. he goes, hey, bill, this, this, this a job to me. this is the job that i work out really hard. i do it every day. what's it for you? is it a job or is it. is it a hobby?

it's little kevin hart!twork flew him out to present the show to advertisers and the media. >> i'm next to walk on stage so you can announce "the big house." you're the guy with the microphone backstage managing. this is what i say, he's right here. i'm ready. all right. i'll tell him right now. kevin, hold up one second. they just said they're not going to go through with picking up. celeste will be back here to talk to you shortly. what does that mean? >> the guy with the microphone is telling you that your series is not being picked up by the network. >> not the network exec. >> not the ceo of disney coming out to say, hey -- >> no, no, no. a guy named barry in the back holding the curtain. >> it was only because of that rejection -- >> i don't want to feel that. i don't like that you got to hire me when you're ready. you're saying that my career is basically determined off of the needs of people that i don't know and that i don't talk to? i might be sitting here all day if i don't go grab it and i don't

>> kevin: then, travis kelce.t happened when the nfl tight end was required to take the media's questions? >> are you in the market to buy a diamond? >> um. >> kevin: from taylor swift to trump, travis asked about it all. we have his answers. >> that's gonna be tough. >> kevin: plus, wendy willams sounds off... rejecting claims she has dementia. >> i'd be a blubbering idiot. >> kevin: and, baby news. gisele bundchen welcomes baby number three. then... >> oh, you do not want to be friends with me. trust me. >> kevin: blake lively's "a simple favor" sequel gets a release date. will she do press? >> you have to stop this. >> kevin: and, ryan reynolds in need of a little magic, as in magic mike. >> everybody dance now! >> kevin: his super bowl spot with channing tatum. "et" starts now! >> keep it classy! put your clothes back on! ♪ ♪ >> kevin: michael jordan's son and former "traitors" star marcus jordan arrested for alleged dui and cocaine possession. welcome to "entertainment tonight." nischelle turner is off. we're

cb. >> hi kevin, great to be with you.s, we've been talking to witnesses of this plane crash and one man described it. he said it felt like an earthquake. we also had the chance to speak with a company who owns this medical transport plane. it is called jet rescue air ambulance. and they tell us six people were on board to include four crew members and a young girl and her mother. we're told everyone on board was from mexico, and the young girl was here in philadelphia to receive life saving treatment. shriners children's philadelphia says that young girl had been receiving treatment at its hospital hospital. they released a statement saying in part, quote, shriners children's is heartbroken to confirm that one of our pediatric patients and the child's mother were aboard the jet rescue air ambulance that crashed in philadelphia this evening. the patient had received care from shriners children. now temple university hospital also told fox it had received six patients hurt in the crash, although it was not clear if those pa

over to you, jonathan. >> thanks, kevin. have a good night. >> and now to a fox news alert out of gaza. you are looking live at gaza city, more precisely, the beach that runs along the western side of gaza city in the northern end of the gaza strip. that is where any minute we expect to see 65 year old american, israeli keith segal released by hamas, you see the stage there to the left of the screen, now in the center of the screen. that is the stage onto which, as we have seen in other hostage releases, that the hostages or hostage in this case are usually paraded by those masked hamas fighters before being handed over to the red cross and then driven out of gaza. in those red cross vehicles we showed you earlier this hour or just in the last hour, i believe about 30 minutes ago, two israelis who were released offer calderon and 35 year old yarden bibas offer, by the way, 54 years old. but we are now waiting for this american citizen, keith segal, originally from north carolina. he left the u.s. just about four decades ago

kevin?you so much as we are seeing a mix of local, state, and federal partners for more in the government response we turn to our fox news course bond but here we go again. >> reporter: gray to be with you again i was hoping under these circumstances but it's a multilayered government response to the tragedy made many agents working to see and offering resources from local authorities to officials over to state agencies including at least 45's state troopers and members of the department of transportation the pennsylvania emergency management authority in the department of environmental protection including elected state officials as well as federal agencies and for members of the faa were dispatched and they are posting these details about the crash saying them and t tsp are investigating and they believe the invests they will lead the investigation and provide all updates making clear that they have one person on the ground now and additional team members there's teem members arriving satu

kevin. >> yeah. incredible pictures. and i'm glad you mentioned the fact that there are some structures also on fire. sort of reminded me of the move bombing from all the way back in 1985. again, row houses, tightly packed community. scary times there in philadelphia. cb thank you so much for that. let's head over to jonathan hunt. >> kevin, a huge local, state and federal response to the crash. as you would imagine. job one saving lives. but already, of course, an investigation into how it happened is underway. for more on the government response, we turn now to fox news channel's chanley painter. hello, charlie. >> hey, jonathan. yeah, we are seeing a massive and unified, multi-layered government response to this tragedy. many agencies immediately on the ground, working the scene, offering resources from local authorities and officials to state agencies, including at least 45 state troopers, members of the pennsylvania department of transportation, the pennsylvania emergency management authority, and the department of

and kevin's going to invest 30 trillion. let's do it on air. let's negotiate on air into my career. 30 trillion. you watch it. you watch out for that too. >> watches. >> no. >> so cat i have a i have an alternate theory which i think is likely to happen. okay. the dems are going to just wait three years and then they're going to do this return to sanity, in which they say that trump has gone too far because that's the only thing they're going to be able to do is look, trump went too far in immigration. he went too far against crime. he went too. that's the only thing they're going to come up with. and it'll probably be mayor pete. haha. >> i think it's. >> really difficult to do. >> that because i think what. >> they've already done is. >> is i. think where they went wrong was when they started. >> talking about all the things you had to not do to make sure you weren't normalizing trump. >> right. >> so it wasn't enough to agree with them on some stuff. it wasn't enough to agree with them. even on most stuff. it wasn't enough to agree with them

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kevin. >> yeah. incredible pictures. and i'm glad you mentioned the fact that there are some structures also on fire. sort of reminded me of the move bombing from all the way back in 1985. again, row houses, a tightly packed community. scary times there in philadelphia. cb thank you so much for that. let's head over to jonathan hunt. >> kevin, a huge local, state and federal response to the crash. as you would imagine. job one saving lives. but already, of course, an investigation into how it happened is underway. for more on the government response, we turn now to fox news channel's chanley painter. hello, charlie. >> hey, jonathan. yeah, we are seeing a massive and unified, multi-layered government response to this tragedy. many agencies immediately on the ground, working the scene, offering resources from local authorities and officials to state agencies, including at least 45 state troopers, members of the pennsylvania department of transportation, the pennsylvania emergency management authority, and the department o

kevin. >> great job as always guys. thank you. we are seeing a mix of local, state and federal partners working this crash investigation. for more on the government's response, we turn now to fox news channel's chanley painter, who joins us from new york tonight. an interesting collaboration here, because there are a number of agencies that have to come together quickly and work efficiently. >> and they sure did. kevin. we are seeing a massive and really unified, multi-layered government response to this tragedy. many agencies immediately on the ground there in philadelphia working the scene, offering resources from local authorities and officials to state agencies, including at least 45 state troopers, members of the pennsylvania department of transportation, the pennsylvania emergency management authority, and the department of environmental protection to elected state officials, including the governor as well as federal agencies. we know at least four members of the ffa have been dispatch

so, kevin, this is an interesting i don't know the outcome of the selection.ssful company in even a modestly crowded marketplace has to have a point of difference. it has to differentiate itself so how can this company, the democrats do that when they have to differentiate themselves from something as broad and meaningful as common sense? what did they do? >> it was a brutal outcome. >> i thought it was amazing. i was watching the stuff happen with everybody else and i thought when america gets really screwed up it makes no sense to anybody, it fixes itself. that is exactly what happens. here we are, we are fixed. and then for those guys they are screwed up. >> greg: trump one and are you confident he will win? if kamala harris had one and none of this would be happening. >> i was worried about the tax rate that is a problem for me. am i going to go home tomorrow morning up to 40% in taxes? that would be bad. so i was hanging out until two in the morning saying this was good. >> greg: you truly are amount of the people. >> i think so. >> greg: tyler, you don't

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kevin. >> picks me up 92. >> 92 or 3. picked me up for lunch across the street when i was working at picks. brought me, brought me into this thing. and you talk about, like, being on another planet. i mean, i shouldn't bust on picks, but is a different newsroom environment. man, when i came in here, i'd go into those news meetings. it'd be packed. everybody's in the meetings. >> standing room. even when i started in oh five, it was standing room. >> and you needed to. and they'd go, bill, pitch it, and you had to pitch and you had to do a good job of it. or because we only had one newscaster at the time. and so you had to fight for your time. and so i was, i you guys were, had set up a thing that couldn't fail by the time i got here. so i'm forever oh, these these dennis and kevin. >> but i feel his bar for excellence was up here. and if you weren't coming for the ride, you needed to match it. because if you didn't, you could walk out the door. >> oh, yeah. he'd call you on it. >> when you were like that, too. >> oh, i wa

kevin mcmahon. great thing about kevin, he's a retired colonel from the national guard and he was my commander. he was my task force commander. i was battalion commander. i worked on his staff and i knew he could put this plan together. >> thank you. kevin mcmahon. within my portfolio i have the privilege of supporting elections, cybersecurity, strategic messaging. i will be talking about our efforts to mitigate the impacts of incendiary device placed on a dropbox in clark county, washington, vancouver, washington, across the river from portland. the device burned through the metal and destroyed an undetermined number of ballots, we have some pictures we will show you as to the impact it had. i would like to remind everybody washington is all mail-in state. 2024, 60 6% ballots were returned via drop boxes. our concern was if a copycat attempted to emulate it elsewhere it would have a significant impact on our ability to successfully host and run the election. to compound the issue, the third distric

kevin. >> yeah. and federal workers now have three more days to decide whether they're going to take up the white house's offer to put themselves on paid administrative leave until september, or risk the these layoffs that the white house says are coming as they work to dramatically reduce the size of the federal government. now, as of last night, about 65,000 federal workers had taken the white house up on this offer. that's well short of their goal of between 5 and 10% of the federal workforce, or about 100,000 federal workers. and as you mentioned, it's also well short of just normal annual attrition statistics in the government. about 100,000 people retire on average from the federal government every year. it's an aging workforce. and so they're still well short of those numbers as well. and i think it just goes to show the degree of suspicion that a lot of federal workers are regarding this offer with. and that is really the crux of the lawsuit from these three federal labor unions, who said tha

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wonderful, kevin o'leary, what he thinks about the president, kevin.l and aluminum and reciprocal tariffs. what do you make of this? >> those are two different baskets. obviously the one people are talking about tonight is indiana got certain product, services and different sectors up to 23%, now we'll have reciprocal tariffs in the u.s. against them and they will immediately fly to washington. it's the same everywhere. the canadian situation is unique. almost the entire 200 million deficit the president is talking about comes from one single source and that's energy coming out of refineries on the east coast down to boston and all of that oil, 4.3 million barrels a day coming in alberta into the west and so that's the most inexpensive oil the u.s. imports. that's why he only put a 10% tariff on it but it's the beginning of a giant negotiation. aluminum, 70% of aluminum comes in the u.s. is made in canada for one singular reason. the canadians have l a the power. aluminum requires electricity. we don't have any grid left for electricity. so all of this

kevin says and what you said.hite house, i asked him, did you guys do an economic analysis of this, which you asked him? they sent me the following. i'll just read you the first line. >> okay. >> tariffs strengthen the american economy, raise wages and create jobs. that's the first line in their response to me about what the economic analysis of this is. that tells you that they see this as not a leverage thing. now maybe okay, there's two ways to think about this. maybe they these are temporary ones, but that doesn't mean you're out of the woods for a more permanent tariff structure that could be out there soon. >> and by the way, the tariffs that president trump put on china in his first term. >> they were kept. >> they were kept and they were kept by president biden following that. and so this was a, you know, a new way of doing business. >> i just feel like there's a very big difference between what we do with china when we have real national security issues with. >> yeah. >> then with canada. i was just in ca

i handed off to the assistant secretary of state kevin mcmahon, the great thing about kevin, he is a retired colonel from the national guard, and he was flight commander, task force commander, i worked on the staff and i knew he could put this plan together so i will hand it off to you. >> thank you. good morning. kevin mcmahon, assistant secretary of state for steve hobbs. i support elections, cybersecurity, strategic messaging and civic engagement programs. as secretary steve hobbs mentioned we will talk about an incendiary device placed on a dropbox in washington in vancouver, washington which is across from portland. it was filled with termites and within a few minutes burned through the metal and destroyed an undetermined number of thousands. the background of the severity of this incident, of vote by mail state to support our washingtonians, we provide dropboxes. in 2024, 66% of ballots returned, the copycat attempted to emulate that and have a significant impact, to post that run. to compound the issue, the third district for washington in vancouver, a swing district, a lot of

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kevin, i appreciate you being here. >> thanks. good to be here. yeah. >> we have heard repeatedly over the course of the last couple of months from the president when he talks about the politics of winning the campaign. there's a number of different reasons he points to, but he always comes back to grocery prices, says it's not exciting necessarily, but maybe wasn't the message that he always wanted to talk about. but that was the difference. grocery prices are up in particular eggs. what can the administration do? right. >> well, let's just talk about the top line news today. and i got to tell you that we've got on all of the above strategy to reduce inflation, including getting the macro economy right and getting smaller things right, like egg prices. but let's go to today's number. what we learned is that overall inflation is running about 4.5% over the last three months, which kind of closes the book on the disastrous biden economy, where, you know, we just learned that jobs were revised down by a whole million over the last year. so they kept

appointments, united states senate caucus on international narcotics control, signed sincerely kevin f. mccumber. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on february 4, 2025, at 1:28 p.m., appointment, public interest declassification board, signed sincerely kevin f. mccumber. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 4-a of house resolution 5, 119th congress and the order of the house of january 3, 2025 of the following members to the select committee on the strategic competition between the united states and the chinese communist party. the clerk: mr. bolivar of michigan, chair, mr. wittman of virginia, mr. barr of kentucky, mr. new house, mr. hood of illinois, mr. johnson of south dakota, mrs. hinson of iowa, mr, mr. bilirakis of florida, mrs. kim of

stuart: i was watching kevin hassett earlier this morning.his is not a trade worth this is all about drugs, fentanyl and all about drugs, respond to t that. >> that's not what president trump said, kevin hassett is a very good friend i love hearing that that's what it is let's get better support to stop fentanyl and let's not make it a trade war. if we do 25% tears across-the-board they retaliate it's 150 billion-dollar cost to the economy. it becomes a trade war, if cavett is right i hope he is is being done to get support with drug trafficking then maybe we get a quick indeed but it doesn't look like that's the way it's heading. >> it's gone so far even though the tariffs have not been imposed and counter tariffs, it's hard to see the sun winding in the short term. >> people are saying different things to the president kevin hassett is talking one way but stephen miller and pete navarro are saying let's do as a trade war, nothing will happen. and who's going to win the argument. stuart: in early days can you predict any winner in the market

reporter: hey, kevin. it's been a pretty good day for president trump and played a round of golf with tiger woods and son charlie and off to super bowl. air force one lifted off from west palm beach. earlier he sat down with our own bret baier discussing a range of topics, including elon musk doge team and the work they're doing. here's an excerpt. >> i don't know if it's kickbacks or what's going on, but the people, look, i ran on this, and the people want me to find it. i've had a great help with elon musk, who's been terrific. bret: bottom line, you say you trust him? >> trust elon? oh, he's not gaining anything. i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. i told him do that and then i'll tell him very soon, like, maybe in 24 hours to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing, then i'm going to go to the military. let's check the military. we're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse and, you know, people elected me on tha

cnn's kevin liptak is at the white house for us. kevin, what is the white house saying about this pause in their offer to buy out, if you will, some of these employees? but really, to push out these employees? >> well, they say that they're grateful that this deadline has been extended for federal workers to essentially choose to put themselves on paid administrative leave until september or face the risk of layoffs, which is something that the white house has said are coming as they work to drastically reduce the size of the federal government. now, as of last night, as you said, about 65,000 federal workers had taken the white house up on its offer. that is well below their target of 5 to 10% of the federal workforce, or about 100,000 people. i'll also just note it's well below just annual attrition numbers in the government. every year, about 100,000 people retire from the government, so they're well below just that level alone. and i think it just goes to show the degree of suspicion and skepticism that a lot of federal workers

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it was kevin jensen. kevin wasn't just one of the guys in our truck. kevin had been in the truck with me. he was my gunner. his position was just over my left shoulder and the turret of the top of the humvee. and kevin, the most powerful words i've ever heard in my life sir, i've got you. and i could hear his feet as they were pounding their way to me. and i had hope because i wasn't. kevin began to smother the flames and others joined him, and they eventually got it put out. and it stood me up and i was alive. but i wasn't just alive. i was reborn. september 4th, 2008 is my alive day. one version of me died. that moment, and i now celebrated 16 alive days. it's something when you understand the power of those moments in our lives and adore the opportunity that it opens if we're willing to go through it, there's something that can be unstoppable. and so what life has kind of looks like over these last 16 years is, it's not all glamorous. it's not you know, some of you probably saw on fox news or newsmax or you different kind of campaign events. and the

kevin cross-claimer and ohio state bernie plano. moreno.rapo's idea that it's current policy and means for viewer, i don't have to go to the baseline but trump tax cuts paid for themselves and they did then and they are now and they will in the future. barack obama used the same one for the tax c cuts and that's sp fretting about it. is that true, really? >> that is true. i don't know many, if any, maybe one or two republican senators that don't agree with that. largely because mike crapo is a man of honor and understands this stuff better than the rest of us, but the explanation is clear, secretary bessent is exactly right. if we fail, it's a 4.3 trillion tax increase. cbo scores the other way. they score that as revenue and interestingly when it comes to spending, they use current policy. l they don't score the spending increase but the tax cut. >> they're off by $4 trillion last time. only that. larry: only that much. they admitted yesterday, 1 point 1.9 trillion, actual revenue, call it 2 trillion, above their original estimate zen year

kevin cramer, ohio senator mr. bernie moreno, thank you so much.enators, buy into i'll call it mike crapo's idea, that it is current policy, that means for viewers, just means, that trump tax cuts paid for themselves they did then, they are now, they will in future. you don't need to score them as five trillion deficits, that actually, barack obama used the same convention, back in 2012 to keep george w. bush tax cuts, that is called current policy, don't score it stop fretting about it, really. >> true. in fact, i don't know many if any, maybe one or two, republican senators who don't agree. and largely because, we all know mike crapo to be main of honor, and he understands this stiff. but -- secretary bessent is right, if we fail, it is a 4.3 trillion dollar tax increase. cbo scores, the other way, they score that as revenue, and interestingly with spending, they use current policy. larry: right, there -- true, they don't score the spending increases. >> no. larry: just tax cuts. i call it a pin ball machine on tilt. >> they are off by 4 t trilli

let's get right to cnn senior white house reporter kevin liptak for the latest on this. and the clock is ticking to the deadline. kevin. >> yeah. >> and it's quite. >> a striking. >> acknowledgment from. >> the president. >> there that. >> americans could feel some discomfort. >> from these tariffs. >> essentially, he's saying that in. >> order to fulfill. >> his campaign promises on tamping. >> down on. >> illicit drugs and migrants coming. >> across the border. >> another one of his campaign promises, probably his top campaign promise, which was to lower prices for americans, will just have to wait. and that's exactly what economists say might happen. and it's not only for big purchases like cars. this could affect small purchases as well. things directly from chinese manufacturers, from companies like shein and temu. these could really have an effect on americans pocketbooks. and the president says that the tariff regime might not end here. listen to what he said last night when he was asked whether additional tariffs could be coming for the united kingdom and the eur

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it's good to see you kevin. thank you so much john. >> yeah. and then running right next to kevin there during his report, you saw that list of goods where the prices could go up. i mean, tequila, electronics, cars, cell phones, fruits, vegetables, avocados. just before the super bowl. all these prices could go up because of these tariffs. what rand paul called taxes on u.s. consumers. investigators are bracing for chaos. stock futures are down across the board. you can see right there. cnn's vanessa yurkovich is with us now. you know, prices americans pay could be going up. >> this is what people are going to care about. what they're paying every single day. a trade war really. there is no winners at the end of the day, according. most every economist i've spoken to, and there's going to be some losses for the american consumers, because even though we're putting these tariffs on canada and mexico and china, we as americans pay for those goods as they come into the country. so just let's look at some of these key items. food. this is something

kevin, thank you so much.ou. >> great to have you. >> still to come from nailing that essay to social media engagement, it' s and as flood watch is in effect until tomorrow morning as well. all during the night, the pouring rain and strong winds have been battering the bay area, flooding some highways and knocking down trees almost everywhere you look. we will have an update online. we're going to be updating the weather forecast throughout the day at the fox local app. >> on top of the rain in the bay area, it's snowing in the sierra. this video from l'oreal taken this morning. there are chain controls on both 50 and 8, and a winter weather advisory for much of the tahoe area. caltrans crews say they're preparing for much more snow to fall on the roads over the next few days, and ski resorts say they're hopeful about what this could mean for a season that has been a little bit slow so far this year. and here's our final update for the viewer poll we're conducting. we're asking, does the wet weather change you

kevin. >> yeah. didn't hear mention of that proposal in that appearance with netanyahu and the house speaker, mike johnson. and i'll just note, johnson was supposed to meet with netanyahu yesterday. that was delayed because of that marathon, four hour meeting here at the white house. but it is interesting that they didn't mention that, because that, of course, was sort of the major takeaway of netanyahu's entire week long visit here in washington. he was at the white house on tuesday. he's still here now on friday. and i think it's clear that that that plan that the president unveiled on tuesday came as a surprise to a lot of people, including on capitol hill, including a great many republicans who met with a degree of skepticism. johnson did come out afterwards, said it was a bold, decisive plan. and i think the real sort of hope among republicans, as they were talking about it, was that it would prompt other countries in the region to come up with their own ideas for how to rebuild gaza. but i do t

you can get in for about 2600, kevin. kevin: that's matt finn money. matt, thank you so much. [laughter] appreciate you with. be safe out there. don't forget before the game, president trump sits down with bret baier for an exclusive interview. you can catch it at 3 p.m. eastern on your local fox station. it'll be part of super bowl lix pregame show that begins at a one in the afternoon, so make it a day and join us on fox. has a for this edition of "the fox report." i'm kevin corke in for jon scott. we'll see you tomorrow. have a good one. ou off to "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello everybody i'm dana perin with judge jeanine pirro,rl jessica tarlovov, jesse watters♪ and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> ♪ ♪>> h >> how it works here. >> this does feel familiar as a space for me to be in. >> government transparency.e >> reporter: more anti-mosque madness as democratic lawmakers tried to barge their way into the department of education in washington this morning denied entry as canada at the agency could be next on the chopping block. >> we are coming in

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trace: more from jillian at the doj police and moments but first the senior national correspondent kevin live in d.c. with more. on the cuts infuriating democrats good evening. >> i am not just going to let that go! [laughter] come on, good evening, i'm throwing that out there but clearly with all of the punches coming from different directions you know what a certain point you have to cover up, hang on and wait for the referee to call for a break up the qualified altogether, that is what some are suggesting democrats in washington are doing tonight. protesting with a barrage of executive actions and proposals, all ruling out the president and his administration, they are nonplussed and while they have not been able to lend many punches, increasingly democrats are shifting their focus towards the head of doj. elon musk, in part of some output because he turned a large stone in the back yard revealing the spending over at usaid, now the proverbial bugs are on the run. still the outrage is palpable, democrats from coast-to-coast, including here in washington are out for revenge. >> getting

i am sorry, kevin hassett cannot join us.t just around the corner. the jobs report came out about 25 minutes ago. 143 the headline number. the estimate was 175. details harder than expected, particularly earnings. wage growth coming in at .5%. the equity market unchanged. the opening bell 34 minutes away. kevin hassett live from the white house next. ♪ ♪ jonathan: welcome back to the program. the opening bell 30 minutes away. equity futures just about unchanged. the nasdaq a similar move. the jobs report out moments ago, d-lines surprise on the headline number, 143. the estimate, 175. with more details, let's crossover to mike mckee. mike: the unemployment rate comes in at 4%. that is one of the key numbers. it is impossible to

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