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jason chavitz is with us awell as anthony scaramucci and ted farmsworries worth is here. plant explosion in china. cheryl casone has details in headlines. cheryl: a massive explosion at a factory, killing at least 47 people. police in eastern china detaining chemical plant employees after, well, at this point it's not clear how many employees are under arrest. the explosion injured more than 690 and that sparked a massive fire. the concern now, toxins possibly affecting air and water quality there. investigators are working to figure out a cause of that blast. well, the top u.s. military officer is set to meet with google. general jo joseph dunford will d a meeting with google officials to discuss china's security worries. he says businesses like google's artificial intelligence venture in china allow the chinese military to take advantage of u.s. developed technology but google says its a.i. venture in china is focused on education and research. well, tesla is accusing one of its former engineers of sharing top secret auto pilot information with chinese rival, x panninpa

what does anthony scaramucci think about this? he works in the house alongside all of them. great guest to have on a night like this and we have him. also exclusive information on our southern border that is at a breaking point according to the people protecting us. we have to take a closer look. what they see, the help we should have and why it isn't there. evenly few republicans are objecting. we actually have one here willing to stand up for why it is wrong. what do you say? let's get at it. all right. we now know the president not only bypassed u.s. intelligence to get his son-in-law top secret clearance, he insisted his daughter have it, too. that's our reporting. new from three sources tonight extra diblgts everything the president has been telling us. anthony scaramucci is here. >> good to see you. >> we'ving talked about this cycliccally. >> well -- >> he has the right but he wlied about it. why? >> well, i mean, i'm -- i don't know the answer to why he lied about it, so i can't tell you why he lied about it. i think it was strategy, bad tactics or it could have been

what does anthony scaramucci think about this? he's a great guest to have on a night like this and we have them. we also have information on our southern border that is at a breaking point according to the people protecting us. we've got to take a look at what they see coming, where the help should be and why it isn't there. the president's national emergency is an obvious abuse of power say the democrats. only a few republicans, however, are objecting. we actually have one here willing to stand up for why it is wrong. what do you say? let's get at it. we now know the president not only bypassed u.s. intelligence to get his son-in-law top secret clearance, he insisted his daughter have it too. pressuring aides, trying to set them up to take the fall for any blow back. that's our reporting new from three sources that contradicts everything the president has been telling us. anthony scaramucci is here. here's what i don't get. he has the right, but he lied about it. why? >> well, i mean, i don't know the answer to why he lied about

what you just discussed with anthony scaramucci. 71% on the economy, that's great for him.ntinues to go down that road. she continues to take a high road. she's your colleague at the view too, probably not surprising to you that that's where she's at. >> look, you know, anybody who's had a father who they love tremendously is defensive of that father. certainly i am of mine. you know, i think that anybody who has had a normal, loving, paternal relationship would understand that type of family loyalty. you defend the ones that you love. it hurts when you hear somebody that you love be attacked, particularly somebody, you know, john had a painful death. and it was -- and we saw the outpouring of the country for john. one of the things that bothered me most about this, we all say jack mccain, john's oldest son, in uniform at the funeral. so donald trump is the commander and chief and he is going after the father of somebody that is right now wearing the uniform and risking his life serving this country. something that neither donald trump nor any of his children have been will

he resigned after anthony scaramucci.rise there. >> we should describe the scene here on the tarmac there at ft. benning, georgia, the president and the first lady. you also see ben carson, of course the secretary for housing and urban development. i believe i also caught a glimpse of republican senator richard shelby as well, keeping a lookout for doug jones, i did not see senator jones, but there you see president trump exchanging pleasantries with officials assembled on the ground as he prepares to board one of those ospreys. we saw homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen as well. but again, let's go back to this breaking news here, eddie glaude, breaking a few moments ago, white house communications director bill shine has decided to move over full-time to the campaign. no one seems to be -- no one who covers the administration on a daily basis appears to be totally surprised by this. >> it seems like we've become comfortable with the chaos at the white house. there is that, i mean, we look at the list from 2016

talking about you anthony scaramucci. no one lasting aier. bill shine's ouster coming in part to how he handled the fallout from of the shutdown. remember this shutdown? >> i will take the mantle. i will be the one to shut it down. i'm not blaming you. the last time you shut it down it at any time work. i will take the mantle of shutting down. i'm shutting it down for border security. >> i mean, it's hard to blame bill shine for that. it's hard for any communications direct director to make a president blameless after that. it doesn't matter who has had the top communications job at the white house they have all had to deal with the president who creates his own problems, were trying to spin why he sides with russia over his own intelligence agency -- >> i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> or attempting to explain trump's response to the deadly white nationalist attack in charlottesville, virginia. >> you had some very bad people in that group. but you also had peop

. >> reporter: he's consulted the likes of anthony scaramucci. >> i have a saying. silence is golden. duct tape is silver. i really like them to shut up most of the time. i think this is one of those cases where r. kelly should have shut up. >> if you are a prosecutor, you are mining that interview for every ngug nugget of gold you ct out of it. >> reporter: tonight the embattled star in jail in chicago over unpaid child support. it was just the latest flash point in the years' long controversy surrounding the grammy winner behind hits like "i believe i can fly." and remixed to ignition. r. kelly's controversial relationships with women, detailed in the blockbuster "surviving r. kelly" leading to his arrest a week and a half ago. >> young girls are impressionable, like he's r. kelly. >> you had to pretty much agree to it, no matter how demeaning it felt. >> it just kept going and going and going. . >> i just want you to know you're not alone. they're not alone. >> reporter: forced to face the music, the songwriter appeared subdued as he left his studio. turned himse

joining me, anthony scaramucci and katrina pierson. you either have buzz or you try to create buzz.se people are trying to create it. >> before you accidental step in buzz. jesse: let's take gillibrand at the top. i think these were dumbbells maybe 15. i thought she was for gun control. >> it's not doing it for me. she is not going to make the next jane fonda fitness video. but i find fascinating the level of lack of self-awareness. she thinks she can be president. i just think it's funny. jesse: i predict she'll be the first one to drop out. >> she has no shot. she is not on the board for casino purposes. jesse: then you look at cory booker. perhaps he is romantically involved with rosario dawson. he announces he's running for president then confirms on "ellen questions's dating a famous democratic actress from hollywood. do you buy it? >> no. you mentioned cory booker. and he did this after the #metoo allegation. ellen degeneres gave him permission not to get married before he's elected. i have a different theory about the chaos from the left. still can't quite get over the consid

your eye like a big pizza pie, that's amore♪ pete: they are friends of the show and friends of anthony scaramucci m arinello and angelo. i thought it was ed henry's favorite italian restaurant on long island because i do go there with my family but apparently scaramuccis have been going there a lot longer. >> my mom and dad, 1978 so it's 41 years. he was 10 years old when he started the restaurant. >> [laughter] >> eddie was six. pete: well angelo, when you were 10 and anthony was three, what is the secret to i love your hat by the way what's the vehicle receipt to the meatball? >> you have to put a lot into it. ed: we need more. pete: describe what we have in front of us? >> today we have meatballs, a vegetable meatball and regular day meatballs, we also make a swedish meatball when we do parties, and grandmother's meatballs, but they're made just with bread, only bread, and cheese and eggs you've got to taste it and these little meatballs we make a dish and we use this little meatballs inside the pasta and then we have gluten free meatballs which is important and then our famous massive meatbal

anthony scaramucci saying, mr. president, now you're running for re-election, you should dial it back. >> a guy who would win an election on the rising economy, peace and prosperity and security, why take the millstone of all this negative nonsense and put it on your neck and create a 70-foot wind against your face? people will say he's phenomenal on policy but he's a little kooky with this nonsense and they'll be weighing that. >> it's hard to understand that if ooufr studied proefld, but i pretty overall smart. mr. president, please, but he's not going to change. >> i think it's so jarring for us because we're not used auto r -- i think the independence and the people he lost in the last election is looking at this and saying, wait, you're spending all your time attacking john mccain. that's not going to work with them at all, and i think he seems like he's under siege. this is a guy and he wants to air all these grievances, but i think for the base it's good. that's why when everyone thought john mccain said he

predecessors included sean spicer, also hope hicks who served for a short time, and who can forget anthony scaramucci who had the job for a few days. this white house has already experienced so much upheaval. you've covered so many administrations, andrea, you how important this role is, to direct and guide all the communications coming out of the white house whether it be on foreign or dems poliomestic par. having said that, we know that president trump likes to be his own communications director. we saw that today when he was out on the south lawn answering questions before his departure. itis also comes at a notable moment after that explosive "new yorker" article came out a few days ago, essentially detailing the, close relationship betwee fox news and the trump white house, of course bill shine a former fox executive, and one of the charges in that speech is that the stormy daniels story came to t light from a reporter within fox news, and it was basically put to rest. and it wasn't allowed to be published. this is significant. no word yet on who is going to replace bill shine. it comes against

the shortest lifespan was anthony scaramucci. president is really his own best communicator. anyone who steps into that role has a virtually impossible job. the president wants someone who shaves his media coverage in a way that he likes better which is hard if not impossible for one person to do. we will see if there -- if anyone is replaced. at the time that shine left, there were no active discussions as to who would replace him. host: in terms of the administration's communicators coming to capitol hill, we will see a couple of them. wilbur ross is coming to talk about this issue of the senses and a citizenship test. steven: this is a very important question, whether the senses will ask people, are you a citizen or not and this is a big fight. republicans tend to like that question. the concern among democrats is that this will cause a lot of people not to answer the census. if you are in an area that has a lot of people who are not citizens, whether they be illegal immigrants or illegal immigrants and they are scared off by that question, that could affect everything fro

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even anthony scaramucci was like, "can you believe this freaking guy?"ghter ] a lot of people noticed how close the camera was to trump during his speech. to put it in perspective, here's how oval office speeches normally look. and now here's trump's. [ laughter ] they had to crop out all the resignation letters on trump's desk, i guess. [ applause ] but i read that trump's staff was very happy with the speech, and thought he was calm and controlled. then melania was like, "i crushed up 20 benadryls and put them in his food." [ laughter ] [ applause ] i saw that during the speech, protesters outside the white house held up a giant sign that said "fake crisis." check this out. this is -- yeah. of course, trump was looking at that sign from the opposite side. so he was like, "sisirc, ekaf? [ laughter ] adele dazeem." [ laughter ] well, after trump spoke, democratic leaders, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer delivered a response. and a lot of people are talking about how creepy they look standing next to each other. check it out right there. look at that. [ la

>> i mean he's no anthony scaramucci, of course, who was only here a week or. so served the longest of any communications director. it became apparent on first day of this administration when poor sean spicer, i guess we can say poor sean spicer at this point, a lot of people may disagree, many to come out and talk about the inauguration and the crowd size and obviously fill the airwaves with a lot of inaccuracies. after that spectacle, the over/under of press secretaries and communications directors in particular was going to be very high. of course, that has played out. one very smart person said the president's solution to all the communications problems is more trump. in other words, he doesn't think anybody can speak for himself. he thinks he understands the media better than anyone. he has been known to disdain the vice and blame those who have that position for the bad press that he gets. that could be disputed whether or not there is enough plablame go around. here we are again, the seventh communications director in the white house and n. just two year

after just one week, former white house official anthony scaramucci has left "celebrity big brother." we see a picture of him from the show? it's real. [ laughter ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: looks like mafia grimace. [ laughter ] [ applause ] looks like he stole a suit from the old steve harvey. [ laughter ] looks like the guy at a murder misery party who definitely did it. you know -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] that's what he looks like to me. bizarre. more tv news, i heard that cbs is refusing to air an ad that calls for legalizing weed during the super bowl. instead they're just going to air one of those matthew mcconaughey ads that makes you feel like you're high. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i'm gonna turn left here. then i'm gonna go, "all right, all right." no, don't do that. come on, you -- [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: that'll do. all right, all right. we love him. speaking of the super bowl, i read that the stadium in atlanta that's hosting has a a chick-fil-a in the stadium. but it's closed on super bowl sunday. [ laughter ] what are they doing? that's li

anthony scaramucci fired after three minutes as white house communications director which included at reince priebus. tom price after he spent a gazillion dollars in taxpayer money on luxury private air travel. and don't get me started on his stock trading. rob porter gone as white house staff secretary after allegations surfaced that he abused both of his ex-wives. epa chief scott pruitt resigned after a whole big long string of embarrassment over his spending, including $3,000 he spent on tactical pants. tactical pants and tactical polos. i can kind of imagine tactical pants. but what's a tactical polo? not to mention the conflicts of interest and all the rest. ryan zinke resigns as secretary of department of the interior for being investigated for using his office for public gain. there's a lot of them. now there's another one, labor secretary andrew acosta is facing a massive scandal there are two big developments in that story tonight. that's next. stay with us. cestrydna was able to tell me where my father's family came from in columbia. they pinpointed the columbian and ecuado

three cnn employees forced to resign after reporting a fake russian story about anthony scaramucci, our friend. fake news story after fake news story, lie after lie, propaganda after propaganda! if it had to do with russia, president trump, well, the story was hastily reported and facts were nothing more than an after thought. look at more of the video evidence. >> the sort of dossier of alleged dirt that the russians allegedly say they allegedly have on donald trump. alleged dirt they allegedly used to allegedly cultivate him as basically a russian asset. >> get the person's phone records. here they see these calls to the blocked number. now there seems to be good evidence that that was probably president trump. [buzzer] >> michael cohen claims that then candidate donald trump knew in advance about the june 2016 meeting in trump tower. [buzzer] >> crucially, these sources tels us that cohen is willing to make that assertion to the special counsel robert mueller. [buzzer] >> we begin with a new report that paul manafort, thee president's former campaign chairman, paid secret visits, mul

he and anthony scaramucci.force of promoting bill shine for this job to donald trump. they were his chief advocates. >> gabby, the "new yorker" article paints a picture how in bed the trump white house is with fox news. what's the aftermath since the article's release? how is that playing out? >> look, i think one of the reasons why shine was sort of on even thinner ice after that article came out is because so many people were talking about it. it was really the first time that that had been -- that the relationship between this white house and fox news channel had really been exposed. i mean, this is an article that laid it all out in the clearest terms, and as we know, with this president, he doesn't like other people taking the spotlight away from him. and is bill shine was a central figure in this article, and has been a central link between the white house and fox news. and i do think that at some point, it became embarrassing for the white house to sort of have this relationship where the most -- the net

anthony scaramucci was there for just about 11 days.e wore on it became clearer that mr. shine had not developed a close relationship with mr. trump. the president frequently complained to other advisers that his news coverage had not improved. peter baker and julia manchester are back to talk about shine's departure and who's potentially next in the hot seat and joining us is dana milbank as well. peter, we'll talk with you really quickly here and start with you because you coauthored the article that we were just referencing right there. what else are you hearing behind the scenes regarding shine's abrupt resignation? >> reporter: this is a president who can't seem to keep a communications chief in part because he sees himself as his own best spokesman. bill shine was brought in and they thought he could do what the others could not do, in fact, he didn't develop that rapport with the president. he'd been miss ig from some of the big moments. he didn't go to vietnam. he wasn't there at key moments during the government shutdown. peopl

anthony scaramucci, 11 or 12 days, hope hicks. bill shine. now the white house has to find a new communications director. we should note even though the statements at the white house put out said that shine is going to be working as a senior advisor to president trump's 2020 re-election of the calls that i'm making right now we're trying to figure out whether or not that means shine will be a day-to-day member of the trump campaign or will he serve as part of the outside apparatus as one of several advisors? calls we're continuing to make as the news broke last 10 or 15 minutes or so. connell? connell: let us know what you find out. so happens sean spicer is a guest of ours in a few minutes. reporter: there you go. how about that? connell: sometimes you get lucky. will be interesting to see what his perspective is on all of this. thank you, blake. meantime let's get back to the jobs report. only 20,000 jobs were added. employment hitting 18th record of job gains though under president trump. if you look at it overall, a lot of people are talk

i can only name once really on a major level, cnn and anthony scaramucci and three reporters got firedat there haven't been suspensions and reprimanded in corner offices officer. think of the stories we missed because of russia. economy's performance as it pertains to wages or unemployment or growth. the destruction of the isis caliphate it came out of nowhere it seemed to a lot of people because no one was covering it. the most overlooked story opioid epidemic 70,000 people killed in 2017 alone more than car crashes. you hardly hear anything about that. that's what effects real americans' lives,. steve: a wake-up call for everybody. joe, thank you for joining us today. >> good to see you. steve: what do you think about that email us at friends@foxnews.com and also on facebook. benjamin netanyahu cutting his trip to the united states short after a rocket hits a home near tel aviv. the breaking news from overnight in israel coming up. and the special counsel's report not enough for the left but our next guest, the democrat says move on, former bill and hillary clinton advisor mark penn

the shortest lifespan was anthony scaramucci. president is really his own best communicator.one who steps into that role has a virtually impossible job. the president wants someone who shaves his media coverage in a way that he likes better which is hard if not impossible for one person to do. we will see if there -- if anyone is replaced. at the time that shine left, there were no active discussions as to who would replace him. host: in terms of the administration's communicators coming to capitol hill, we will see a couple of them. wilbur ross is coming to talk about this issue of the senses and a citizenship test. steven: this is a very important question, whether the senses will ask people, are you a citizen or not and this is a big fight. republicans tend to like that question. the concern among democrats is that this will cause a lot of people not to answer the census. if you are in an area that has a lot of people who are not citizens, whether they be illegal immigrants or illegal immigrants and they are scared off by that question, that could affect everything from co