turning off on the couch for the very first time, allie beth stuckey. welcome. conservative commentator and host at least 2b. >> allie: that's not me! no. [laughs] >> melissa: costa "fox & friends," jillian mele. chief speechwriter for former attorney general loretta lynch, jake maccoby. this is a fun and exciting cash to the! are you ready for us? >> jake: always! >> melissa: allie beth, are you ready? let's get to it. we may see the text of this was was not a moment and exactly what it says has reportedly been the focus of a fierce debate inside the democratic caucus. some democrats are calling for clear repudiation of remarks from minnesota congressman omar after she suggested that some americans are putting loyalty to israel over loyalty to the united states. several freshman democrats have railed against the congresswoman in her defense. not sure about that. okay, here is representative rashida tlaib yesterday. >> i can tell you, when she speaks about those issues, what i hear is her trying to uplift my grandmother in palestine, in the west bank. saying that

allie beth, the first family can never get a break.g to watch a network that claims to be balanced. they are all unbalanced. it's every second, minute, hour of every day. you know, now we are going to attack -- we are going to call people they don't agree with cockroaches? >> right, and whether or not he intended to dehumanize part of the first family, the disdain that he revealed is really representative by so many people on the anti-trump left, yes. on the anti-trump left. sorry about that. on the anti-trump left. so, yes, the same condemnation that we saw revealed from him is really something that is systemic from a lot of people not just the but the an the anti-trump. >> sean: your daughter is wonderful, have the strength of job and patience of job dealing with this hostile media. there is nothing in the world of the news now print or cable or broadcast that will ever say a nice thing about trump. it's 98 to 2. >> look. i think it's very evident that the media is never going to be fair. the american people are not as stupid as some

. >> another place they can find out, listen to the relatable podcast by allie beth stuckey. >> thanks $2 million to help people in medical debt. they teamed up with rest in peace medical debt to wipe out payments for more than 900 families. recipients got anonymous letters telling them their debt was given. the church said there's no strings attached and the families will not face any taxes or legal expenses. good news indeed. that was a fun hour. thanks for joining us. i'll see you on "the five." it's wednesday. greg and jesse will be there. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 on capitol hill where lawmakers are demanding answers about two deadly boeing crashes. and the company, boeing, announcing a fix for the jets that are grounded all over the world. but could that fix have happened before one of the crashes? also, jussie smollett, the fox actor and singer may not be off the hook even after prosecutors dropped the charges of staging a hate crime against himself. and what is the real story of how those charges all went away? plus,

you can even see this inus congress, bethe president's allies on the republican party side this weekspoken out very strongly in opposition to the president's disposition towards kim jong-un. and one of his strongest allies hyin the house, kevin mcca the minority leader, said kim jongn is not our friend. jane: and there you go. now, talking of congress, the democratic field is widening. they are virtually happening one a day at the moment. is bigger better when it comes to 2020? alexis: i don't think we have a choice. this is a wide-open field and the democratic party, and as you say, we are up to a dozen. ht be seeing additional entries into the presidential field from the democrats, en ing into next week. and the democrats expect thereto e many, many more, actually. we are going to see the first debates this summer, because the democratic national committee is trying to figure out a way to winnow the field well ahead of nge campaign next year. it is an interesange of ovrsonalities. we are seeing fromnors, but mostly lawmakers from congress, somewhat unusual. we have some mayors. and

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beth, thank you very much. senior politics editor. >>> big blow to president trump's emergency declaration from in his own party. rand paul, a trump ally in a lot of things says he will support of a resolution opposing the declaration over the border wall. he couldn't, quote, vote to give extra constitutional powers to the president. senator paul's support for the resolution would cement its passage through congress, sending it back to the president's desk where he would likely issue the first veto of his presidency. msnbc's garrett haake is live for us on capitol hill. garrett, the president has promised to and almost certainly will veto this bill when it gets to his desk. but what does that bipartisan rebuke mean? >> reporter: it's largely symbolic, ali, but it is a powerful symbol. in this case it would be the biggest legislative rebuke of the president, not only since he lost the fight on obamacare repeal. in this case the margin could be conceivably even worse in the senate. rand paul becomes the decisive republican vote here. he gets the democrats above the 50 vote threshold. he certainly won't be the last. omari alexander, the r

allies and partnerships pay 150% of motivating the u.s. forces. in the u.s. context why would that be a problem if we demand that from south korean beth from missile defense and broadly. >> the cost plus 50, i was happy to hear the act being secretary of defense say that's in error and we are not doing that. >> yeah. >> but i do think that -- i think that was the opening gamm bit for the burden sharing with korea. i think we tested it in the korea context. but i think we -- korea is now paying almost $1.0 billion for support to u.s. forces there. i mean they did increase significantly in this last round. but we have to remember, that we are korea for our interests. and defense of korea is -- and preventing war on the peninsula self in our interests. rebecca laid out from a missile defense point of view we need forwarded bases to support it. radars. and i think if we ever did boost phase i think we want to have aircraft stakesed in the region there to be able to operate. so you know overseas base something important to us. and kwoeria -- you know korea has responsibility for -- and it's the combined forces command to defend south korea