but the bigger question tomorrow will be steve and ainsley. >> mike: the legendary brian kilmeade. rrow, you can catch brian a little over an hour for now as he hosts battle for the border a town hall in san antonio, texas on immigration border security tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern here on fox news. from drones, guns, to new radar systems, governments and businesses are scrambling to develop technologies to help secure our skies against malicious drone use. brian spoke to one of those companies. >> there's one of maybe five of these in the world with this capability. reporter: inside this other worldly giant blue chamber at the syracuse research corporation radars are calibrat ed to detect drones. the phone pyramids block outside signals as scientists perfect the art of tracking these potentially threatening aircrafts. recent airport shutdowns in new jersey and in england overdone sightings underscores the vulnerability to attacks. this month, a drone bomb killed six in yemen, six months ago a grenade-armed drone was used in an assassination attempt to venezuela's president nicholas ma

brian kilmeade, a couple of lengths to go down here. let's start with the blown call. r the fact? >> brian: nothing. if you want to make a speech about it, okay, but that would be unprecedented. you never want to commissioner adjusting something that happened on the field. especially now, you don't even have a player problem. you have a rough issue. >> harris: wasn't why was aboux before? today in reading a lot of beds and blogs saying this wasn't in the shadows prove that they've had a consistency issue. is that true? >> brian: their human beings. people say in every aspect in life you have good weeks, bad games, good games. this was supposed to be an elite crew to get to the playoffs. >> harris: do think it was a blown call? >> brian: no question. they were a million problems. i know states fans can be upset, the immaculate conception of the 1970s, the reader still say that franco harris never caught that ball. that's part of the game. the bill would be a part of this. >> harris: the immaculate reception? [laughter] >> brian: that the different disputes. he was -- >>

in the center seat, cohost of fox & friends, fox news radio host as well, brian kilmeade. and an author. you may not be newly-minted, but... you know! >> melissa: he is mentee nonetheless! minty fresh! >> brian: like scope. fantastic. >> harris: lets at the news. the president speaking to reporters before leaving the white house a short time ago. he is still calling on democrats to come to the table and make a deal to reopen the government, even though close allies of the president have urged him to declare a national emergency to build the border wall. watch. >> i'm not looking to call a national emergency. it's so simple, we shouldn't have to. we should get on with our lives. the democrats are stopping us, they are stopping a lot of great people from getting paid. all they have to do is say, "we want border security." that automatically means a wall or a barrier. >> harris: republican senator lindsey graham suggesting democrats are being hypocritical on the issue of the border wall. >> every democrat that i have worked with, for about ten years now, has agreed to funding

ainsley: let's go down to brian kilmeade. are people saying down there is this on radar. brian: about half. i was asking. did you hear about that yeah i heard about it on the way. in for the most part people tuned out outside of new york, washington and los angeles details what's going on in the russia probe. keep in mind we are also in the middle of the longest shutdown in american history. also in the middle of a brutal border debate. we are watching 20 people become nominees for the presidency of the united states democratic side. not going to happen for another year. unrest in venezuela and could be a situation where we might have to get involved in a major way and russia is telling us not to. besides that there is really not much to talk about here back to you. only kidding. let's talk to the people here in san antonio. here is cathy and ed. cathy, you have an interesting story. you guys were introduced how? >> by sandy smith who owns lulu's and my name was smith already. and his last name is smith. and so i told them i w

it's more with brian kilmeade. glad you here. >> glad to be here.sually i can't get passed security. this was surprising for me. if a person that the president has that he respects is mike pompeo? >> dana: i think mike pompeo has come in to the secretary of state's office and improved morale at the state department. he's certainly a tireless traveler around the world, spreading the president's message. he helped him deal with the khaishoggi affair which was not easy. we just talked about the north korea summit that will take place with kim jong-un in february. so the second term of a president, if the president wins re-election, you know how this is, it's almost all foreign policy. this is a loss for president trump, if he thinks he could be better served from the senate, maybe he will agree. >> we just got word that parker sat down with him. he helped marsha blackburn get her spot in tennessee. so he's thinking about it. they had a meeting yesterday. my sense is, people say that trump doesn't think he will win. he's keeping his options open for som

host brian kilmeade of the "brian kilmeade show." mitt romney will start the senate momentarily.ent trump in an op-ed share with the audience what he had to say. oral balance, particularly actions this month is evidence that the president has not risen to the man tell of the office. what do you say to, that, brian? >> tacticallily people understand how he is different and unorthodox, blasted different people even in his own party. some. stuff in the tweets he would like to take back. senator thune, senator cornyn, man, i don't talk like that, i don't tweet like that. they understand i have a republican president. better for people of texas, people of south dakota, for me to stay in there, hang in there, work with the president on things i agree with, which is 90% of the agenda. for governor mitt romney to about to become senator mitt romney, before he actually takes the job, to have a, to try to blast the president, tactically doesn't help people of utah. doesn't help his voice get louder or impactful. do you think that is going to help mitch mcconnell put him on key committees?

i'm going to bring in brian kilmeade. host of the brian kilmeade radio show.this new ad, this gillette ad which goes against what they call toxic masculinity. i think, brian, are you with me now? can you hear me? >> i can hear you very well. stuart: you know what i'm talking about here. this is a new ad from gillette, the razor people, talking about took makes cue lynnty and reversing our whole culture. do you think this is a good move for gillette? >> i saw the 30 second spot, 60-second spot and i don't get it. men act badly some times and other times. why do you buy a expensive razor locked behind the protective glass, you have to ask a guy at a store with a lot of keys to open up. i don't understand i have to be berated because i happen to be a man. there is a man, this thing, men usually buy razors, these male razors, so for the most part i'm wondering there are men that behave badly but it seems as though this ad is skewed towards women who think men behave badly. i don't know, do the stats show women buy the gillette razors? if you want a man to buy a gi

>> melissa: thinks to brian kilmeade. >> brian: thanks for having me. >> melissa: that's all you've got close to mark's final thought? >> brian: my final thought is the president never stops. he's going to new orleans comings going back to clemson, we cover it all. >> melissa: thanks to christ, as well. we are back here on the couch at noon eastern tomorrow, but for now, here's harris. >> harris: and we have the president of the united states on the ground in new orleans right now. he is said to speak to thousands of the nation's farmers. the government shutdown stretches into day 24, and so far we are told not to expect a deal insight at this point. we are "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. right now, the president -- this come from moments good. we covered it live. it hasn't even been three and half minutes yet. in new orleans come over he will address the american farm bureau's 100 annual convention. this, as some farmers are reportedly struggling after the partial shutdown stops checks meant to soften the blow of the trade standoff with china right now. there in the 90

. >> let's check in with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> good luck getting examples of bias from the new york times in one segment, that will be a titanic task. in the next 3 hours, white house press secretary sarah sanders will be talking about shutdown on day 14, hundreds of thousands of people paying the price, i democrats ready to deal? also with us kevin mccarthy, how he plans on dealing with nancy pelosi because he offered articles of impeachment and two republican senators have already said reopen the government. josh allie will be here from missouri. how does he feel about that? anthony scaramucci has charisma. tommy laren coming up in 3 hours on "fox and friends" and i urge you as we go to break to take a wide shot nancy our logo to get dressed. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. rob: new yor

i am brian kilmeade, welcome to beautiful san antonio, texas, the great state of texas, we brought thew on the road. we made the right choice. 130 miles is our southern border, debate over to build the wall there is at center of the conversation. president trump said it is a national security issue, he has given congress until february 15 to fund border security, or he may declare a state of emergency. he has other options, people tonight live in texas are affected by illegal immigration in one way shape or form, they are business owners, border agents, legal immigrants, sadly family members of those murdered by illegal immigrants. we have to solve this we'll speak with their leader here's in texas and beyond. how did we get here? started 30 years ago. ♪ >> all americans not only in state's most heavily affected are rightly disturbed by the large numbers of illegal aliens entering our country. >> president bush signing the secure confidence act, authorizing 700 miles of new confidencing on -- fencing. >> we could build on progress my administration has made. >> we will soon begin the c

okay. >>> i'm going to bring in brian kilmeade now, host of the brian kilmeade show. i'm with him on the radio. clemson crushed football's number one dynasty, bamma. they won the national championship. i thought alabama's coach nick saban was unbeatable. you're the sports guy. explain it to me. >> these two teams over last three years exchanging victories. they go in and underdog, clem ton, trevor lawrence, 44-16, this 19-year-old freshman reminded me so much of peyton manning in college. i don't think peyton manning was this good as a freshman. he was at the tennessee for a while. the poise showed against the best defense in the country, formerly best defense. to play that good as true freshman 19 years old, highest college football game of the year, ratings are almost as high as stuart varney, come on. not quite. >> about even. it's a dead heat. stuart: he is only 19 years old, freshman? >> 19-year-old freshman. they say, they say this young man, this college freshman, is as mature as anyone they have ever seen come into college. in fact he is so settled, people won

i want to bring in brian kilmeade for this. he is the host of the "brian kilmeade show."ng on. take me through it. >> if this pass is completed by drew brees, arguably greatest clutch quarterback in the end, pass is completed or interference is called they have first and goal inside the five. and it looked even by the rams cornerback's admission, he said i, you know i should have had a penalty. i thought a penalty had been thrown. the whole crowd roared in new orleans. i thought i had been nailed. we can't show it anymore because of the rights rules, it was almost outright tackle. you throw the ball up you have to let the receive get it. you can block it but not knock him over. this was no call made. they're talking about changing, stuart, nfl offices watch the game, decide a non-call is now reviewable. that is going to be brought up in the off-season. stuart: look my comment is this, there are far too many interruptions to the free flow of the game. >> i know. stuart: the flags are down all the time. they go to the videotape all the time. there is no free flow. i think i

choose to come out on with "the colbert report." ( laughter ) ( booing ) >> stephen: what gives, brian kilmeade? i thought we were "& friends." ( laughter ) first of all, it's not the colbert "report." it's the colbert "repor." okay? the "t" is silent-- like you were during the roger ailes scandal. ( cheers and applause ) and-- and-- ah, shuckey duckey. and, second, "the colbert report" went off the air over four years ago. or as it's now known, "the before times." ( laughter ) but i get it. i'm not the most popular guy over at fox news. i'm a little more welcomed at msnbc. right, rachel? >> the vote was 57-42. it would have been 58-42 had senator kirsten gillibrand not been on "the colbert report" at the time declaring that she is running for president. >> stephen: rachel! rachel, how could you get that wrong? you've been on this show. we wear the same glasses. we have the same haircut! ( laughter ) i think that means i could be your organ donor. ( laughter ) but that's okay. let it go. i'm not a vindictive man. i will still enjoy watching you on "the rachel roundup." ourse, s gillibran isn't

jillian: brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends" this morning. >> these are suggestions in jillian. i will take your advice as well. what will he says what is the rebuttal to chuck schumer? will he give it? what will he say? the reality on our border, bringing in experts, we have been there and we see what they need, especially president obama's former expert, he believes a wall, steel barrier will work. and many republicans in the senate. and chris cabrera will be with us. michelle malcolm talking about the invasion of the border for years. now everything is coming to roost and can the president declare a state of emergency and mildred himself? judge and napolitano here will not be wearing a gown but i urge all of you to get dressed. watch our logo and go to break. of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. at booking.com, we can't guarantee you'll good at that water jet thingy... but we can guarantee the best price on this hotel.

let's check with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: we start theng bills in the senate in an effort to end the shutdown, and positive february 8th, we negotiate for senator mcconnell saying i like with the president said on saturday, putting it up for a vote, and those waiting for paycheck, we will discuss that in the covington high school situation is continuing to heat up so bad they canceled school. sam schroeder is here and covington high school will always be here as we see the process happening outside at school with more from native americans. and tommy laren will be here live talking about what is happening for the war for the wall and sarah sanders, why they are resistant to her. press briefings are not working for us. don't miss a minute of "fox and friends" and i urge you to get dressed. >> we will not miss any of it. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and sca

rob: let's check in with brian kilmeade from lulu's bakery and cafÉ.day and saturday coming up first before we get to the battle at the border, we hear lulu's cafÉ for three hours. no reason to be worried, they are coming in later. the food is already made. this is a cinnamon roll on steroids. it smells so good it is overwhelming. this is chicken fried steak and what is on top? country gravy. coming up in the next 3 hours you see steve, ed and ainsley and they are talking about the shutdown. is there a way out for the president of the country so we can all get back to work? back to you guys and don't be afraid to finish the show with a song. jillian: brian skipped the dance segment. rob: thank you very much. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. welcome to fowler, indiana. one of the windiest places in america. and home to three bp wind farms. in the off-cha

jillian: time to check in with the one and only brian kilmeade. >> these are all the cars i had to memorizet on senator menendez, who is having a better time in puerto rico, senator menendez or rob, the main thing we are talking about is is there a plan in place to end the lockout on shutdown? we will talk about what both sides are talking about with rick scott who has been on the job for a week and can't get the government started, kevin nunez under scrutiny for a party he went to. we will discuss that. devon nunez will be with us and ben watson has to beat the rams and his saints have to be the rams but he's announcing this will be his last season. he has a book out, talking about the need for and we will talk about william bar and his chances of a quick and nice and polite confirmation, highly doubt it. one can only hope. toxic masculinity. is there any way to stop it? we will discuss that if you promise to watch. i only ask this, everybody else, whether in puerto rico or beyond, please get dressed. wearing the logo and going to break. since you're heading off to school, i got you this b

i am brian kilmeade, welcome to beautiful san antonio, texas, the great state of texas, we brought thes our southern border, debate over to build the wall there is at center of the conversa

now, some men didn't like this ad, like friendly "fox & friends" friend brian kilmeade, who ranted aboutyesterday morning. >> so let's point out all the bad things you might say about men, put them into an ad, make men feel horrible, and then say, "overpay for a razor." >> stephen: wow. he really gets worked up about ads. "please drink responsibly? oh, so now i'm not supposed to crash my car into a nursing home, stumble out, and puke in the therapy pool! thanks for the lecture, mike's hard lemonade!" ( laughter ) >> jon: wow. >> stephen: while i was sincerely moved by this ad, especially the kids at thearr n weak t nd be r compan because first it's gillette, and the next thing you know, every company is going to try to jump on the woke bandwagon. and i'm being told it's already happened. jim. >> ice g windshield scrapers. you remember our old slogan: >> ice guard fight frost! >> but in a new era, we have a new slogan. >> ice guard-- strip away toxic masculinity. >> sexism is like ice stuck to the windshield of society. it's time to defrost the old boys' club. are we doing this right? dad

i'm dana perino with lisa boothe, juan williams, brian kilmeade, and tyrus. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." it's day 26 of the shutdown and there is still no deal insight to get parts of the government back up and running. this morning the president once again blasted democrats in a clear sign he'll be using the shutdown as a 2020 issue. the white house also slamming house speaker nancy pelosi and her party for not coming to the negotiating table. >> democrats have to be willing to do something. so far they've been willing to do nothing but obstruct and that's not going to fix the problem. it's not going to open the government. they claim to care about federal workers but they've been so busy hanging out on the beaches of puerto rico at heading broadway shows. the president asked nancy pelosi directly, sheik keeps claiming you have to open the government before we can negotiate. he asked her point blank, if i open the government, will you work with me and give me border security funding, including the wall. she said no. >> dana: pelosi is

tune in for a one hour special, "fox and friends" because brian kilmeade will host battle at the borderin san antonio. he will talk to a panel experts about the pressing issues that affect texas voters and the rest of us. catch it right here of course at a pm eastern right here on the fox news channel. promises to be quite a lively show! arthel: the diplomatic saga surrounding the arrest of a chinese pet company. cfo in canada continues to grow. why they justify the ambassador to china as a result of this dispute. but first, doesn't step in the philippines following two bomb blasts at a roman catholic church. we will have a live report. and we are waiting to hear senator kamala harris set to announce her official run for president at any time now. we'll take you live to the rally in oakland california when that happens. to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ i've gwith the capital onehing. venture card it's the most wonderful life

> steve: hey, oh, [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, i saw that "fox and friends" host brian kilmeadeingi a al emergency to get the wall would set a terrible precedent. then trump said, "wait, what did you just call me? i'm a great precedent." [ laughter ] he thought he said -- re steve: president. >> jimmy: that's c. >> steve: but he didn't. he said, "precedent." >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: he said, "precedent." not president. that was the confusion. >> jimmy: that's correct. did you -- no, he ththat brian, the guy from fox said that he was a bad president. >> steve: right, but he didn't. >> jimmy: he said -- >> he said he set a bad precedent. not president. [ laughter ] trump thought in your joke construction -- [ laughter ] thought that he said, "president." >> jimmy: that's correct. >> steve: but in fact, the word used was "precedent" which is very close. but sie trump is known for malapropisms and stuff like that -- >> jimmy: sure, sure, sure, re sure, sure, >> steve: the humor is in that, he heard the wrong word but then still used that wrong word to explain him [ laughter

are looking for a solution, be sure to catch our fox news special, battle at the border with brian kilmeade tomorrow, that airs 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo rallied support for venezuela's opposition party during an emergency meeting of the united nations council. they are calling for an end to nicolas maduro's rein over the nation. jackie heinrich has more. >> reporter: mike pompeo called on the u.n. security council to pick a side. he said either you stand with democracy or you stand with an illegitimate mafia government. the trump administration has been pushing countries to recognize juan guaido as interim president after president nicolas maduro won re-election last may in what the u.n. and e.u. yoe.u. ruled as a rigged e. he suspended elections for provincial governors and even moved to dissolve the legislature. the economy there is in free-fall. millions have left the country. there is widespread starvation and riots. maduro's win has been widely rejected by the community. guaido was declared interim president because of a c

what you heard from brian kilmeade is exasperation. because there's only so much and so much time left in the hours of the day to defend, explain, or ignore what this president says or does. and i think you've seen now more and more the folks over at fox getting to the point where it's just not good business. and it does impact credibility after a while. you start to lose audience. and those things are sort of that point. again, the president didn't calculate, he can't control it, and so that's why you see the tweets that you see. >> so peter, i know it was a telephone interview, but i'll ask you nonetheless because they're still atmospherics with this kind of thing and you've spoken with him before. how did you find him, and this threat to shut it down again, maybe use emergency powers, was that crocodile in nature or did his voice sound real? >> well, i found him first of all very will to talk and in no hurry at all to get off the phone. he seemed happy to discuss these things. he said he was taken aback by images of some of the hard

i'm dana perino with lisa boothe, juan williams, brian kilmeade, and tyrus.e" ." it's day 26 of the shutdown and there is still no deal insight to get parts of the government back up and running. this morning the president once again blasted democrats in a clear sign he'll be using the shutdown as a 2020 issue. the white house also slamming house speaker nancy pelosi and her party for

brian kilmeade will join me with more to know on all three of those things.ing. ♪ >> melissa: sunday marked two years since president trump took office. the white house touting his accomplishments, including rolling back regulations, negotiating new trade deals, and working to secure our southern border. democrats say their policies are hurting the country. we are back with our power panel. roger fisk, and beverly hallberg. beverly, i will start with you. it does seem like it's two years with something for everybody in the sense that for people who like the president, they feel like they have seen a lot. and for people who don't like the president, there is a ton to rail against. it's been all things all people, no? >> very busy for the media field, as will pay lots to cover. when it comes to president trump, i travel around the country and i like to ask people who they would vote for if they're willing to tell me. i asked this question, "would you vote for him again?" when they say they voted for him. i've yet to meet a person who says they wouldn't vote for

i am brian kilmeade, welcome to beautiful san antonio, texas, the great state of texas, we brought thesouthern border, debate over to build the wall there is at center of the conversation. president trump said it is

brian kilmeade is taking the pulse on his radio show and with me now. good morning to you.ting. he didn't dismiss the idea of not looking at it so it doesn't happen in the future. >> i laughed when the sports people. i flipped on the sports channels to get their take. a lot of former athletes why doesn't he answer the question? welcome to our life. none of these politicians and people in charge never directly answer the question. they give clues to what they believe. roger goodell is from a political family. dad was a senator. he answered the question the way he should saying they'll look into it. they have a competition committee to look at the stuff. player representatives and owners, the commissioner supervises that. the most interesting proposal i saw is come playoff time you put one official in the booth with the power to override within two minutes. an official making the call from other officials i can buy. but when people out there who are saints fans or haters of the rams whatever that want the commissioner to come in and replay the last two minutes or make some ty

were showing a clip before, congressman, of democratic senator chris coons talking to i believe brian kilmeade this morning and one of the things he said me, struck me interesting, was intrigued by the steel thing, slat thing, combination of both things, that make up of it is an issue for democrats and i began to think, which is always dangerous early in the morning, maybe there is that middle ground here. how the structure looks what it is made of, matters more than your full low republicans typically argue against democrats. is that the case? >> the president has shown time and time again he is willing to compromise what the wall will look like, what the material is being used. at the end of the day the president is fulfilling a significant campaign promise, he and some of us, many others like i made as well to secure the border. house democrats like nancy pelosi refuse to come to the table to negotiate to compromise. that is sew frustrating about this process. i spent last couple years, freshman, negotiating and vote on bills not fully to my liking. not what i voted for, especially spending

tune in for a one hour town hall special tomorrow night, "fox and friends" coast, brian kilmeade willo. brian will talk with a panel of experts about pressing immigration issues affecting texas voters. you can catch it right here on the fox news channel tomorrow night at 8 pm eastern time. eric: that promises to be a lively, in-depth look here on the fox news channel. meanwhile, the president's form advisor, roger stone, out on bond and finally maintaining his innocence after the indictment in the mueller probe. what's next for him and what to the charges made for that investigation? our legal panels here and on deck. plus, a deadly accident after a train slammed into that school bus. we have the latest on the investigation ahead. choose glucerna, with slow release carbs to help manage blood sugar, and start making everyday progress. glucerna. i but i can tell you i liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it would do more than haul. if i built a van, i

pete: you must have been a sports guy before brian kilmeade. brian: it's perfect. it's great. it's exactly right. brian: doesn't mean you are not going to get sacked. steve: pete hegseth live outlines of border patrol hq in san antonio. pete is going to be with us all morning long. ainsley: who wins the game. brian: i can't give away my analogy. ainsley: no, i was going to say to jillian why is it that every guy has to use sports analogy. jillian: i enjoy that though. if you don't have a good o line you have got nothing. ainsley: where is janice dean when i need her? jillian: sorry. we do have terrible news to pass along. get right to this fox news alert. and sad news that we don't want to talk about but we have to. a third police officer has been shot and killed on the job. this is all within a week. the suspect found dead inside a davis, california home just moments ago in what appears to be a suicide. police say officer natalie was gunned down investigating a car crash overnight. she was 22 years old and had just finished training, had only b

brian kilmeade. we're waiting on couple live events. mike pompeo speaking in cairo.y. both sides digging in their heels. hogan gidley from the white house joins us at the top of the hour, as we kick off thursday morning in "america's newsroom." align pro. and try align gummies, with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999 senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. sleep number is ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j. d. power. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. only for a limited time. ♪ ainsley: an oklahoma father is counting his blessings after his pickup goes up in flames a few feet away from his house as you can see. no one thankfully was injured in the incident. it happened a few weeks before christmas. the family finding a sign of hope ho

brian kilmeade, thank you. he will head down to the border. we have all angles covered for you. meanwhile drug prices on the rise again. hha secretary alex azar joins us. we'll ask him what the trump administration plans to do about that joe manchin will be here. andy mccarthy as well. join us live, "america's newsroom," top of the hour. >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ ♪ steve: we're racing into the future of automobiles. ainsley: we're heading back to the 2019 ces tech show in vegas, looking at flying cars and self-driving motorcycles. brian: i'm a little doubtful this will actually happen. mike, tell me what's wrong. tell me what's up. >> let me tell you, brian, first i promised you guys last year i would bring you some form of a flying

todd that you want to physical, just really interesting feeds of i you want to -- whether it's brian kilmeade check them out. the one thing i know is when you look through someone else's eyes you open your heart, open your mind, and you look for someone else's eyes. not going to agree with them. gorge bush -- when president bush passeddary, the number one thing people wrote i didn't agree with the man ol' his politics but i respected him and that's how the sentence would start, over and over and over. we at least need to get back to that. may not agree but try to find some semblance of common ground. now, admittedly, when the president of the united states is taking harder crack at things happening here rather than putin, rather than saudi arabia, rather than all these thing that are -- china and things, it makes it hard for people but try to find that semblance of, let me understand where they are coming from. i promise you it will make you. >> host: our next caller, linda. >> caller: hello, big question. my question for you is you're so entertaining in your words are so great. >> guest: tha

if you're not dressed don't get dressed don't do what brian kilmeade says, get up and get dressed, stay what else is made in america fox & friends. pete: true thank you for watching with us, we love it. griff you got a newspaper this morning right? griff: there's a lot of news in america and that is it's day 23 of the government shutdown, and the fight over the border wall continues, a lot of news, that caravan gathering but that's not the only news that you know. pete: no it's true and sometimes that last statement of the police officer and the boy said you know it's nice to have good news stories. rachel: it is. pete: it is nice to have good news stories. one of them caught our eye this morning at the front page of the new york times and this headline is va to propose shifting billions in private care. now the details of this are still ongoing. i've been a part of this process in trying to reform the va. rachel: you have for a long time pete: yeah and the mission act passed which gave veterans the ability to choose outside care but the fight continues with the swamp because then you'v

kilmeade. brian: all right. come up straight ahead. we change gear as little bit.ouse-related. and it's the question on every football fan's mind this morning. why is tom brady sideline jacket so huge? carley shimkus with the social media reaction pouring in next ♪ magic in the air ♪ ♪ ever notice how hard it is to clean impossible kitchen and bathroom messes with wipes and spray cleaners? try mr. clean magic eraser. just add water, squeeze, and erase. mr. clean magic eraser works great on burnt-on food in the kitchen. it's perfect for cleaning stubborn bathroom soap scum. even on glass. and it even removes four times more permanent marker per swipe. try mr. clean magic eraser, for your impossible kitchen and bathroom messes. yeah right. iand the earth is flat. ahhh!! treat your cough seriously with robitussin cf max. nothing lasts longer and treats more symptoms for your cough, cold and flu. robitussin. because it's never just a cough. ainsley: tom brady he always catches our eye. is he catching a lot more eyes now for football fans all over the country because no

kilmeade. jillian: of course in a suit. suit. brian: it was important they remembered to get dressed.t the good. thousands of hockey fans picking up the assist after the forgets microphone. ♪ jillian: the crowd at the columbus blue jackets name belling the words of the star-spangled banner. he didn't realize he forgot the mike until it was too late. todd: sibling rivalries starting early in this north carolina family. watch the faces a shy holds her new baby brother. >> can you give him a kiss? >> give him a kiss? a kiss on the head right there? ♪ jillian: nope. todd: that gal is going to be trouble. calling his daughter's reaction priceless. jillian: that's funny. it's kind of cute though. finally the ugly. i don't get. this a picture of an egg. beats out kylie jenner for the most liked stain gram photo. jennifer's photo showing her daughter's hand rapid around her thumb adorable. jennifer poking fun at the egg's victory where she cracks an egg and writes take that little egg. am i missing something or is it just a little egg. todd: we are boring, people. >> president trump says it's

can you, do you smell what the kilmeade is cooking? brian: no.ing? brian: we'll see how t works out. i'm not out of the running. ainsley: most hollywood is democrats. pro-military. are you -- brian: i'm not sure he would not be a republican. ainsley: okay. brian: everyone is assuming he will be a democrat. steve: currently there is a republican who has the job. conventional wisdom. unless you're talking about a primary challenge. 13 minutes at top of the hour. bipartisan talks on border security to resume in capitol hill. will there be a wall or another shut down? christopher coons, the senator is part of the negotiation. brian will talk to him next. ainsley: sarah sanders is mocked by critics saying god wanted president trump to win. dana loesch is fired up about that. she will be hereta live. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. is you're made of tr

kilmeades were standing, doocy's toasting the new year. ainsley: i saw that very cute. looked like you were having a lot of fun. looked like you were on the beach. >> we were. brianiends, lori, there is her son in the green and his mom is next to her. she is is the best chef. she is italian. she cooked so much food for us. we had a blast. casual night at lori's house in connecticut. we had a great time. steve: love to see more of your pictures, email them, foxandfriends.com. we'll show the balance in the last of the hour. >>> chuck and nancy, other top democrats were invited to the white house. the president invited all the congressional leaders over for a department of homeland security border security briefing. it is going to, if they show up, it will center around, will you give me the money. that would be the president saying that. they will say absolutely not. let's talk about something else because they made it very clear where each side stands. they are super dug in. ainsley: the president said, go ahead. brian: go-go ahead. ainsley: the president says he wants to negotiate it. call it whatever you want. call it a fence. i want to negotiate. this is what h