i know brian kilmeade wanted to know paid hugo, brian, this is for you.ongresswoman ilhan omar, house democrats are planning to put a resolution on the floor tomorrow condemning anti-semitism. will republicans moved to center that representative omar? as reports say. i will ask a republican on the house friedman talks about about that. plus, the senior whip among democrats response to the white house's claim that her colleagues are lodging massive new investigations into the president because they are afraid the mueller report will be a dud. keep watching. "outnumbered overtime" of the top of the hour. melissa, back to you. >> melissa: thank you. former fbi director james comey is urging new attorney general william barr to prioritize transparency when special counsel robert mueller submits his final report on possible russian collusion. in an op-ed for "the washington post," comey recalled his own experience as head of the fbi, saying the public interest in high-profile cases like the clinton email investigation required him to speak out. and that willia

brian kilmeade with the story. >> the grahams increasing competitive and costly year-around programsers with injuries once only seen in big leagues. >> it's getting younger and younger. >> tommy john surgery named after tommy john, all star who in 1974, first person to undergo operation to fix ligament in elbow. >> start today feel pain, kept progressing and doctors said i had a tear. >> when i found out that david needed surgery i was shocked. him being so young maybe he wouldn't be able to use the arm again or play sports again. there it is. >> might be fair to say no onesies the surgeries more than dr. tommy john, rehabilitates athletes. >> ready and go. go. >> seeing my dad's name attached to something happening to kids than professional athletes it's making me sick, the surgery is for professional, that's how we should see it. >> the biggest age group receiving tommy john surgery in the u.s. is 15 to 19-year-olds with nearly 60% of all surgeries performed all within that age group. a consequence expert says kids being pushed to limits playing year round and specializing in only

come in brian kilmeade, the host of the brian kilmeade radio show. an, absolutely appalled. we have another caravan just arrived. it eights train. 400 migrants on it. we have got young girls being tested for pregnancy when they get to the border because they may have been abused on way up there. democrats are doing absolutely nothing. i'm appalled, brian. >> couple things. when "new york times" writes it's a humanitarian crisis we're halfway there. the president could do a better job leading with that talk about the security aspectses of it. look at numbers, you are a numbers guy, you're into stats. 733-pounds of heroin, up 20%. four million unreported currency and 159 firearms. you also have a situation where you have 4,000-pounds marijuana, 7,000-pounds of cocaine, 7500-pounds of meth. all this stuff coming across the port of entry and other places we don't know. then you have democrats who just want to get personal with kirstjen nielsen secretary, i always thought we were in me-too movement, time to treat women with respect? if you don't appreciate

that means we can go to brian kilmeade. host of the brian kilmeade radio show. welcome back, brian. you, sir. senator warren says she wants to brick up big tech companies like amazon, google, facebook. what do you think about that. >> facebook took down her ad, speech americasing that. they said oops we better put that up. she is taking on big tech companies but for the wrong reason. amazon is competing, buying their competitors which is might be something looking at. president trump talked about for a different reason i imagine breaking up amazon maybe because jeff bezos owns "washington post." i do think it is wrote examining if it is in our best interests. so far amazon is doing the thing making our life easier and better. next thing you know, we'll duck and look out for the drones dropping off our packages. that will be our next big challenge. stuart: i have mixed feelings about this. i don't like government jumping up over at business that seems successful. but on the other hand i don't like big brother aspect. they know absolutely everything about you and i. to have the power

brian kilmeade, everyone, thank you, sir, for joining us. >> thanks for sharing our audience. ks, brian. las vegas approving a plan to let elon musk's boring company build a network of underground tunnels with autonomous high speed vehicles that can shuttle passenger, thousands of passengers around the city every hour. very ambitious plan. will it ever see the light of day? we'll talk to the mayor of las vegas in our next hour. >>> the new white house economic report says if we want 3% growth promised by president trump he will need legislative wins on things like tax cuts and infrastructure. can he get a deeply divided congress on board with all of that? we'll see about it. more "varney" after this. ♪ ♪ ashley: lara trump, senior advisor to the trump campaign says she is not worried about beto o'rourke is raising impressive funding for his presidential bid and here's why. roll tape. >> listen i know he raised $6 million in his first day but we have no fears about robert francis o'rourke. i can guarranty you a lot of that money he made from very big donors. on the trump campaig

stuart: well-said, brian kilmeade. on behalf of fox radio, we thank you. stuart. michael avenatti, the attorney who represented stormy daniels accused of trying to shake down nike for 22 1/2 million dollars. avenatti says he has information on nike that would rock the college bass wet ball world. what does jason whitlock think about that? he is coming up next. >>> back to our theme of the day. i say the gloves are off. president going after media and democrats. we'll head to the white house the next hour. is that the strategy? take the gloves off and attack. good question. rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family while providing long-term care coverage, should you need it. so you can explore all the amazing things ahead. talk to your advisor about brighthouse smartcare. brighthouse financial. build for what's ahead℠ ashley: howard schultz still considering an independent run for president. here is what he

and brian kilmeade -- some guy who gets up early in the morning.'m going to interview the very jet lagged and sleep deprived mick mulvaney. so i will have him where i want him, lou. lou: i'm thinking about another speaker you have got coming up? >> i did get to talk to the president today and he said he wouldn't dream of coming up with any excuse to skip cpac. he's champing at the bit to get into this hotel and tell people what they want to hear and they will loaf every minute of it. lou: that's what time? >> 11:30 eastern time. say good-bye to diamond and silk. lou: you say good-bye, they are sitting right here. >> thank you for being sat cpac, you were a smash. lou: thanks for staying over a whole segment just to make sure schlapp stayed under control. we would like to hear your thoughts on all of this. those socialist son of a guns. like me on facebook and follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. we'll soon learn about the steel dossier. a federal judge said we'll all learn what those depositions have hidden away. this judge says we'll see trans

brian kilmeade in high school. >> that hurts my feelings. going to leave with rob's long shot. of the show. >> my date looked good. my date looked good. >> a few things going for you. did not know carly was full-grown in eighth grade. that is incredible. i am going to stop now. let's see what is coming up over the next few hours, geraldo rivera will be here live weighing in on the president's 12 republican rebuke yesterday. adam kissinger spends time at the border. he came back saying we have a crisis. nigel farage came up with brexit, does he have any regrets? diamond and silk would never be a part, they will join us on skype. i sat down one on one with mike pompeo yesterday. a lot was breaking before i arrived and after i left. commenting about the attack in israel. the first since 2014. >> i regret folks in the gaza strip, we shouldn't speculate, fired these rockets and put israelis at risk, it only presents increased risk of something we hope doesn't happen but we support the israelis right to defend themselves. >> they did defend themselves. we talk about north korea and v

rob: brian kilmeade with what is coming up in 15 minutes. >> looks similar to yours. doing this, doctor oz was outside, i swiped him in, he has got to do the show now. he doesn't need makeup, geraldo rivera, and charles payne. charles payne talking about the surging economy and the new -- the unfairness of the plethora of requests and documents, people under scrutiny because they met donald trump in a subway or saw him in an elevator. we will talk about that and rookie problems with two congresswomen on the democratic side. of the democrats having problems with them and actions, one of which in a ocs case a problem with her chief of staff and a transfer or missing million dollars. i have one request, all of you get dressed. ♪ st 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. all of you. how you live, what you

rob: talking about awkward tees, tosses, here is brian kilmeade.. for jillian to stoop to that level really hurts my feelings. rob: in the low blow section. >> you spent a lot of time there. let me tell you what we have on tap the next 3 hours and there are many guests. senator rick scott will be here live to talk about why so many people are leaving the red states, blue states to red states, he knows it is all about taxes. is going to be here live. mike huckabee on the late-term abortion talk and why democrats stay away from it. been schapiro has a new book, dana loesch is upset about who got the cronkite award. judge andrew napolitano will be here live talking about beto o'rourke's choice and the president of the united states talking about bringing jobs back to ohio. and emotional reunion going viral. this 9-year-old boy realizing his parting partner isn't any old matchup. >> daddy! [laughter and applause] >> his army staff sergeant dad returning home from a year-long deployment they join us live. when they are here i want you dressed. back in a

jillian: brian kilmeade, are you there? rob: on the other side of the break. jillian: there he is.thing but typical. that's why we designed savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. this is banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? want more from your entejust say teach me more. into your xfinice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience. simple. easy. awesome. >> guess what? in 12 minutes "fox and friends first" him of my clock is off and i misread the schedule. i'm in a diner which is unusual for "fox and friends". show him what is above? we are outside the building. we are going to talk to average every day people like these people in the corner on the jersey shore which we told them would be nicer. most here, the foo

brian kilmeade will ask us to get dressed. >> eventually but don't give away the punchline.e about the new green deal because something humorous and comical that got under the skin of aoc which happens every four minutes in washington. to senator tim scott will talk about the rise of anti-semitism in this country and so much more. john james on democratic party grabbed between those who aren't anti-israel and those who are. and jussie smollett, we will try to bring in legal experts. one is judge alex, he will be here. and we have john you trying to cling to everyone why this would not be a great idea. singing, dancing and give aways. don't miss a minute of the next three hours. jillian: i know you better than that. there will not be singing and dancing at least on your behalf because you never met a dance floor that does you any good. rob: we will be right back. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, and saying, "really?" so we built capital one cafes, with savings and checking accounts you can open from here in 5 minutes. this is banking reimagined. wh

. >> brian kilmeade coming up. >> you pretend to be surprised, you memorize the rundown.rybody to get dressed, there's not much time. eric trump will be live talking about a plethora of requests for documents and appearances on capitol hill. will he join other trump people in the administration and campaign and drug organization who say i am not going to shop? john bolton, north korea to venezuela. will telling us the latest about both those countries and hotspots and north korea moving long-range missiles to the launchpad. is that true? marco rubio is trying to push forward our agenda in venezuela. how will he vote on the emergency action? he's joining us live and democratic president a candidate telling us how he feels about fox not getting a single democratic debate, as we open up, doing most of the work. chris gets to know this and the daily news is all about and here is ainsley's stuff. going to be great, believe in your self. get it down. you heard me. beauty editors have tried everything. in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusiv

arthel: that was brian kilmeade reporting. thanks, brian. mike? considering legalizing marijuana. some democratic white house hopefuls back a bill to remove it from a list of controlled substances. why medical professionals are sounding the alarm. plus vice president mike pence announcing a vicious plan to put american astronauts back on the moon. will it happen within the next five years? a former nsa astronaut reacts next. >> now has come the time for us to make the next giant leap and return american astronauts to the moon, establish a permanent base there, and develop the technologies to take american astronauts to mars and beyond. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service. ♪ now that's a win-win. switch to geico. it's a win-win. switch to geico. bookers book now and ask their boss later.. [do you want breakfast or no?] [definitely breakfast.] be a booker at booking.com around the clock. and with a $0 copay, that's something to groove about. ♪let's groo

jillian: time to check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends", i'm sure youinion on james comey tweet, bryan. >> we want to know if james comey got out of the forest to see the trees, we don't know. they moved me downstairs and gave us a desk, that's how serious it's going to be, a lot of hoopla, ron gronkowski, career and goofy antics much like what rob did over the weekend, besides that, try to squeeze something about the mueller probe, kellyanne conway said about the president and paraphrase, they just don't get you, spend with us live with us today, rudy giuliani, they said he was crazy, what kind of strategy, client got exonerated in mueller probe, how great does he feel today, he will be with us live and when 75-page report is released in any form, believer in the president's authenticity, mark meadows, where do we go from now, time to probe the people who started the probe to begin with. alan dershowitz calling out the media saying there's hell to pay, how does he feel now, probably no different, probably elaborate on that and man who put together prob

no, not brian kilmeade, this guy. >> the era of the pajama boy is gone january 20th and the alpha males are back. >> yes, the era of sebastian gorka is over. gorka said he decided not to renew his contract with fox but the timing is terrible. he just gave that amazing please boo speech at cpac. >> that is why alexandria ocasio-cortez -- [ booing ] -- has introduced the green new deal. they want to take your pickup truck. they want to rebuild your home. they want to take away your hamburgers. this is what stalin dreamt about but never achieved. >> i'm not sure stalin was dreaming about your burgers, but gorka is, to be fair, like half of cpac. >> with this green new deal, they're trying to get rid of all the cows. >> let me say i support cows. i hope to see peta supporting the democratic party now that democrats want to kill all those cows. >> as far as those cows you mentioned, i've got 100 cows. just let alexandria ocasio-cortez show up and try to take my cows away. >> i love cows, jerry, they're delicious. >> welcome back to cow talk. trump junior loves him some cow as does his father

. >> ed: this comes as our own brian kilmeade sat down earlier today with the secretary of state.nfluence of iran in the region. >> i think we are making progress on a strong independent iraq. no doubt iran has its eyes set on taking control of that country. i don't think it's good for the iraqi people and i know it's not good for the united states of america. >> ed: talk about iran, iran and u.s. influence in the region. >> certainly iran clearly since 1908 when they took over the islamic republic of iran has stated clearly they want to dominate and control the region. to say do that, drive the united states out and destroy the state of israel. they have done fairly well. and they own lob none lock, stock and barrel. they own most of syria. clearly the eastern part are they do not control. they have great political influence is in iraq. they started a civil war in yemen to gain control there and the prizes undermining the state of saudi arabia to its north. >> ed: general i want to shift to china. war games that u.s. military has been exercising that suggests we could lose a war

example, the "vanity fair" profile mentions some of the books beto has in his house andh fox net brian kilmeadearently baffled by that as >> "vanity fair" huge article and feature on them. it's almost as if they helped launch his campaign. here's a quote from it he says "i want be in it, man. i'm just born to be in it. they also int out he has this huge library, as if it's a big plus that he reads books >> seth: i mean -- it is a plus reading is definitely --la [ cheers and ae it's definitely a plus for a president. also just so you know, when you attack someone for reading books, you're really attackingyo self [ laughter ] although i'mot surprised kilmeade is anti-book. i bet if you open one in his house, there would just be a hollowed out spot for a snickers [ light laughter ] "i see you found 'moby dick. i think you'll find it's licious. [ light laughter ] and fox news is not the only keen interest in beto's en announcement there was also msnbc which honee in on evenmallest details of beto's trip to iowa for example, they seemed especially fixated on his minivan. beto o'rourke is driving him

brian kilmeade is fired about this and will join me.lk to been investigator that flew on one of the boeing 737 max plains after the cash. we will ask what he thinks they are safe to fly. you won't want to miss that on "the daily briefing." >> harris: a massive cocaine bust in newark, new jersey, custom agents seizing $77 million worth of the drug in crates of fruit from south america at the port of new york and newark. authorities say it's the largest cocaine seizure at that port in 25 years. bringing a now rick leventhal on the story. >> harris, this huge hall is just the tip of the iceberg according to the drug enforcement administration, which says that cocaine has made a dramatic resurgence in the u.s. and around the world with production up ten to 15% every year. consider the challenge for agents with millions of containers, one massive facility on an annual basis. the agents look for anomalies per the port of origin, the stops the ship makes, red flags on board. in this case, authorities boarded the ship in the port of newark back

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brian: do you know what the mvp for the abortion debate is the 3-d sonogram that's bringing these babies to life at an earlier time every day. judge: you are so good, kilmeadeerson we are talking about. brian: we will see you on your show today, right? judge: yes, oh my goodness we have senator mike braun from indiana who says congress should not be getting pension. congress should not be getting pay raises and they shouldn't get paid when the government is closed. >> liberty file on fox nation. judge: thanks, brian. steve: we did reach out to the alabama reproductive center in huntsville. they have not responded. judge, thank you very much. brian: man charged with attacking a conservativ activist berkeley pleaded not guilty. we just learned is he no stranger to police. why as the left or everybody else been so silent on this? ainsley: michelle malkin is here live at the top of the hour ♪ love you ♪ let me go ♪ billions of mouths. billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. th

brian: where did that song come from? >> what is was the name of famous 1942 painting featuring a diner? was it only city, nighthawks, urban diner or late night's? kilmeadeny danza, or mickey rourke. steve: mickey rourke. let's go to the tape. >> what is the resource? >> don't get in. >> shaving points on this game, do you want in or not? >> isn't that hair amazing. steve: before steroids. everyone is looking at that. >> number four, in diner slang, what does the number 86 mean. jillian, you have to wait for the suggestion. brian: she is eliminated. >> i was a server once. >> no more of it. >> is she right? she is right. we have to pay for this. brian: why didn't she get a penalty? did she lose a point? >> she pulled entire food items from service. >> 86 mistake. she was a server. >> i was a very fine server. steve: no questions. >> new jersey, new jersey, known as diner capital of the world has how many diners? 121200, 87, 525 or 743? >> dan. >> i'm going to say, when in doubt go with c. >> you're right. 525! >> knew it was whole time. i counted them. >> last question, what legendary singer make as cameo working at a diner in blues brothers. aretha fran

brian kilmeade. brian: all right. thanks, jillian. americans are fleeing facebook in droves.ditching the site due to privacy concerns, they say. steve: that's right. facebook now promising a massive overhaul to its privacy settings pivoted towards encrypted messaging. more private. there are down sides. ainsley: that's a big hit to facebook. here to explain is kurt the cyberguy. 15 million they are losing? >> that's a whole other story erosion from that. don't get caught up in that because here is what is happening. there is facebook and what's app. and instagram. all one company. ainsley: oh. >> just users migrating from facebook to one of the other platforms. they didn't go anywhere. he is no dummy. mark zuckerberg with this 3200 word manifesto that's out i am pivoting facebook. it's a whole new world. we are going to do private messaging and encryption because i just laugh the guy who should tell you that your information is going to be private. steve: right. >> is not him. is he really not done a good job at protecting our privacy. steve: okay. so he already owns what's a

brian kilmeade. brian: went on and on and on. janice: you said you never would.ow will benders pay for medicare for all plan. congressman john joist is a doctor and says it will never work he is here live next. ♪ ♪ the scenery never changes. that's why this is the view for every other full-size pickup. and this year, it's déjà vu all over again 'cuz only the ford f-150 with its high strength, military-grade aluminum alloy body gives you best-in-class torque, best-in-class payload... and you got it, baby... best-in-class towing. still leading the pack. this is the big dog! this is the ford f-150. it doesn't just raise the bar, pal. it is the bar. brian: 2020 democratic candidate bernie sanders campaigning for, get, this medicare for all and he already knows what critics will say. >> the criticism of bernie sanders is he is going to raise your taxes. well, i may. but do you know what i'm doing? i'm doing away with all of your private health insurance premiums. we can't afford the present system. that's why we are going to move for medicare for all. brian: fantastic

i will see if brian kilmeade agrees on that. >>> top gun, reknowned navy pilot program founded 50 yearsgo, went on to inspire the movie, we'll have the captain who created it. what a story. he will be on set with me. you're watching the second hour of "varney & company." ♪ stuart: we're down 22 on the big board, that's it. just under 25,800. how about the big tech names? mixed bag today. apple is down a bit at 174. amazon, facebook, alphabet are up a bit, not much. microsoft is back to $111 a share. >>> now this may be thetock move of the day, tesla. for a start barclays has cut its price target. they think it will go down to 192 but much more importantly i think, china, their customs offices have suggest spended clearance of the model 3 vehicle imports. down it goes. $13 lower. that is 4%. 272 on tesla as we speak. >>> what is the next one? there you go. salesforce.com. i don't know what the story is there. i think they gave a downbeat outlook. the stock is down 2 bucks. now scroll up. >>> those two canadians detained in china have now been accused of espionage. james carafano with us,

we gave up brian kilmeade for one day in his place we got you.ou will miss him after one day. thanks for having me. ainsley: glad to have you. steve: busy story and lead story is right there. we have hit the breaking point, pete. pete: the crisis at our southern border reaching a breaking point as steve said. steve: brand new numbers from the border patrol show a record surge of illegal immigration in the united states with more than 76,000 people trying to cross into our country just last month. ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live from washington, d.c. to break it all down for us. good morning, griff. >> good morning. these numbers are just staggering. this is how commissioner put it yesterday. >> based on the experiences of men and women on the front line, this is clearly both a border security and humanitarian crisis. the system is well beyond capacity and remains at the breaking point. griff: look at these numbers 300 percent increase in the number of family units apprehended this year compared to last year. 136,150 in the first five months

janice: is that brian kilmeade on a cake? oh my gosh, that's amazing. >> you want this?to save you some of this. steve: bring it all in. looks delicious. ainsley: the food is so good there they have the best ham. steve: they have the best everything. you know him as carlo in the godfather movie. now actor gianni rousseau is revealing his real life mob ties. he is coming here live in about five minutes. ainsley: can't wait for that new obamacare showdown on capitol hill as democrats dare republicans to try to repeal it again. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel is here to react. steve: hello, how are you? ♪ leave no man behind. or child. or other child. or their new friend. or your giant nephews and their giant dad. or a horse. or a horse's brother, for that matter. the room for eight, 9,000 lb towing ford expedition. neighbors... loved ones. living with diseases like cancer, epilepsy, mental health conditions and hiv. maybe you're one of them. but new medicare rules could deny access to the latest, most effective therapies... therapies that keep them healthy. are medicare cuts

. >> if only you knew, brian kilmeade. a good morning in "america's newsroom." that. stunning new developments on the clinton email investigation relating to lisa page. we will have all the news on that for you. much more on the investigation into that ethiopian plane crash. all of that and more coming up live from "america's newsroom," top of the hour. over... under... hey whoa, pop, pop... your shoe's untied. ♪ ensure he's well taken care of, even as you build your own plans for retirement. see how lincoln can help protect your savings from the impact of long-term care expenses at lincolnfinancial.com. cancer, epilepsy, mental health, hiv. patients with serious diseases are being targeted for cuts to their medicare drug coverage. new government restrictions would allow insurance companies to come between doctor and patient. and deny access to individualized therapies millions depend on. call the white house today. help stop cuts to part d drug coverage that put medicare patients at risk. help stop cuts to part d drug coverage i need your attention for a minute

brian: why not write shoulder instead of spam? steve: good question. if halfback from hormel is watching call 1-800-kilmeade. u sense the planet is going to be healthier if new york city kids don't eat meat on monday. steve: i bet a lot of people will pack their lunch. just saying. ainsley: i know you love this conversation. jillian: i am a vegetarian now but remember the chicken popcorn. it was my jam. ainsley: chicken popcorn. jillian: tiny bites of friday chicken. the best kind for you. government is pushing facial recognition in the nation's 20 busiest airports. according to a report by a nonprofit organization obtained by buzzfeed news. officials plan to use the scanning technology on more than 100 million passengers traveling internationally per week. the technology is already up in some major airports. novak sin nation, no visit. a texas pediatrician refusing to treat unvaccinated children as the number of measles cases in the state grows to 11. >> i can't afford to have children in my office who have contagious disguises that will affect children who are regular patients in my practice. jillian: the d