well, that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thank you so much for joining us, "fox & friendses right now. bye. >> we will not give to this radical left ever. rob: monday january 7th and days seventh of the partial government shutdown, still no deal in sight. jillian: what the president is offering democrats but will they come to the table and socialists claiming moral high ground over republicans. >> i think that there's a lot of people more concerned about being precisely factually and semanticically correct. jillian: miss kick heard around the world, the wild end to go nfl's wild card weekend. rob: "fox & friends first" continues right now.

eastern here on fox news. 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 maduro. >> we're very concerned that same tactic could be used in the homeland. reporter: the federal aviation administration says counter drone technology is not ready to protect airports but in october, congress gave the

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welcome to fox news at night. we have fox team coverage tonight. trace gallagher following latebreaking reaction to be abortion firestorm the jillian turner kicks this off, not just virginia trying to ban access to late-term abortion. >> it done in cases there may be severe deformities, a fetus that is nonviable so in this particular example if a mother is in labor i can tell you what would happen. the infants would be delivered, the infant would be kept comfortable and recess dictated if that is what the mother and family desire and discussion between the physicians and mothers. >> reporter: a pediatric neurologist getting pushback from republican lawmakers and pro-life groups. this is infanticide, tweeted right to life but the comments only pertain to instances where the fetus isn't viable or has of your deformity. the debate ignited with a blaming to limit late-term abortions. >> up to 40 weeks. >> to the end of the third trimester. >> we don't have limited the bill. >> the bill was defeated when drafters acknowledged it eased restrictions on ab

todd: fox news alert.nt caravan marching toward the southern border, this one from el salvador. carley: the state department pledged billions to prevent new caravans from forming. with two more on the way should the president take that money back? todd: former director of the republican party of texas - right. you say the president should immediately cut funding to el salvador, guatemala and honduras. >> we did the billions of dollars last weekend over $150 million annually in aid to those countries. obviously they are not using that for the purpose of the money. it is not working. it is better off in our hands. once they get to our border, we are the ones providing for the aid and tents and housing for them, children and food. that money is better off in our hands when they get to the border. there is no reason for us to continue to give aid to those countries. carley: we give the money to make the more livable places. if we cut funding, will people want to leave the country and come into the united state

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on that note, wrapup this addition of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues, have a great day. >> multiple officers shot. jillian: tuesday, january 29th, fox news alert, two undercover police officers fighting for their life. rob: four police officers shot while serving search warrants, we will tell you what led to this horrific attack. >> the president and nancy pelosi agreeing to hold the state of the union next week. rob: closed-door negotiations for border wall funding heating up as the clock ticks toward another shutdown deadline. america at its best. shannon: an army of strangers waiting to pay respect to a fallen veteran. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ get a move on ♪ get up get up ♪ get up get up ♪ get a move on ♪ i am starting out ♪ get a move on ♪ get up get up ♪ get a move on ♪ rob: get out and enjoy the relative warmth of winter or normal winter. there is a polar vortex coming. jillian: we are excited. rob: i cannot believe the temperatures we are talking about with the windchill, colder than sib

he was an associate producer at fox.s is what he tells you about the working atmosphere inside. >> i was told my first week on the job, "roger has this place bugged. he's got the newsroom bugged. he's got the elevators bugged, he's got all the talent offices bugged. don't talk [bleep] about roger. don't talk about how much you love hillary clinton, because he'll fire you if they hear you talking like that." >> alexis, how many people sort of confirmed that point of view, the very sort of political marching orders and, as alisyn said, the talking points that one shouldn't stray from? >> well, the talking points, you know, "don't say you love hillary clinton," but i think kind of the more arresting part of that was having the whole place bugged. i mean, if you went off-topic, you know, either on camera or in private, it would be heard about. you know, if you weren't kind of loyal and obedient to the message, the man, and the corporation. and, you know, joe muto says, you know, there's surveillance and if you express an alt

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heather: this is "fox and friends first". happening right now at 4:00 am on the east coast of fox news alert. another massive manhunt and another senseless tragedy after a third police officer is guns down in the line of duty just days into the new year. the urgent search for her killer amid growing calls to end the war on cops. a dramatic end to the month-long search for missing wisconsin teenager jamie cross after her parents were found murdered. what we are learning about the suspect now behind bars. >> if we don't make a deal with congress, i would say i will, i can't imagine why not. >> donald from tours texas and double down on the national emergency at the southern border. could democrats care to listen? "fox and friends first" starts now. ♪ heather: florida georgia line to get you moving this morning, it is cold, temperature has dropped. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. we made it to the weekend. thank you for starting the day with us. donald trump standing side-by-side with law enforcement

you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning.: thank you for starting the day with us. jillian: record-breaking cold, subzero temperatures ravaged the midwest. rob: arctic blast closing schools and businesses and grounding thousands of lights. live from minneapolis, 65 below 0. i don't need to tell you. >> you definitely don't need to tell me that. it was supposed to be warmer today but turns out it is not and doesn't feel any warmer. currently at the minneapolis airport where they had relatively few cancellations and delays for other country travelers experienced thousands and according to flightaware the worst have been at chicago at midway and o'hare airport. years a funny picture, pants standing up frozen in minnesota but there was a serious situation yesterday when excel energy put out a request to customers in some areas asking them to turn their thermostats to 60 ° or lower and not use of the gas powered appliances in an attempt to avert a major gas shortage. residents in the midwest have been feeling the pain. >> hard to

right here on fox news channel.antime iowa christmas taking in hot water over comment about white supremacy and white nationalism. king told the new york times this past week he thought it was wrong the terms are seen as offensive. he later backtracked and said his quote, simply a nationalist. several high-profile republicans are condemning his remarks. >> that language has no place in america and that is not the america i know. the scheduled meeting with him on monday and i will tell you this. i watched from the other side they do not take action and action will be taken. >> sticking it was stupid. it was hurtful and wrong and he needs to stop. i think all of us are to be united regardless of party insane white the promises of and white nationalism is hatred, it is bigotry, it is evil, it is wrong. jon: is unclear exactly what action republicans will take but there are calls to strip king of committee assignments and censure him in the house. >>> feel the democrats planning to taking on trump 2020 expanding over th

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welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we have fox news coverage tonight. catherine herridge on a worldwide express wrapping around the world. correspondent leland vittert takes us off with a blade breaking news out of venezuela. good evening, leland. >> the opposition leader in venezuela does not know if you will be arrested or not. the attorney general there threaten charges in the supreme court barred him from leaving the country. but he is undeterred, telling fox news tonight, his people are dying. >> the venezuelan people need medicine, food. the humanitarian aid passed and approved by the united states, the european union, other countries in the region. that is a first priority. >> to that point, the united states announced today it was giving the opposition leader access to venezuela's bank accounts in united states, and national security advisor john bolton promised him protection. here's a tweet. "we do not see a legitimate form of venezuelan attorney general's against president juan guaido. let me reiterate, there will be serious consequences for

who actually ok we go to joe before we go to the break here fox was mentioned here and their business model is doing very well is it because they have it and i'm thinking of like hannity and laura ingram i mean they obviously have a pro trump agenda i mean it's obvious for anyone to say but it works joe. yeah on the editorial side they mostly have approach trump agenda there's plenty of never trampers there to are sure i think fox is somewhat unpredictable in that sense like you don't quite know what shep smith or chris wallace or brett bear the news side of the of the organization they do a solid job the other two channels their news organizations have now become there or the news divisions have become opinions but the reason why fox does so well i wish i had a pile with me i don't have to draw a circle here ok split that pie and a half fox gets that fifty percent c.n.n. decided let's go after the other half that m.s.n. b.c. has in terms of liberal and they get about twenty percent of that m.s.m. he gets thirty and that's why they do well because they had no competition from the righ

sources tell fox news what is worried about republicans deflecting.re was no vote in the senate this week on two different proposals to reopen the federal government and republicans broke with the party incited the democrat. there were concerns that number was going to be higher in that was part of the reason for disagreement in the move to now reopen the government. >> definitely a lot of frustration that democrats were able to say so united on this issue. thank you. leland: it back, chris de gaulle from philadelphia, pennsylvania. manchester, new hampshire for a little bit of perspective. sometimes good to get out of the beltway. you talk to a lot of moderate democrats. any of them seemed secretly i want to go for the low, but i just can't. >> i talked to a lot of democrats and i get the sense this was not a nancy pelosi win. any kind of a conversation with democrats. in collective action by democrats the election site consequence and what happened on friday. i don't think you're concerned. republicans in the senate who are apoplectic about what's h

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we continue here on fox news channel with john decker of fox news radio. john, we know that president trump listens very closely to his base. he really wants to please his base. but he also said there as he was ending those remarks, he says that he -- if they can get back to some sort of point of negotiation, here with congress and speaker pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer, that he would like to offer weekly bipartisan meetings. so is the president trying to, you know, please his base on the one hand, but also trying to say, listen, country, i know you want this impasse to end. so i'm going to do something about it by offering bipartisan meetings on a weekly basis? >> this is absolutely an olive branch that the president is trying to put forward to democrats. as we know, arthel, last week there were no meetings scheduled, whatsoever, between congressional leadership, including the democratic leadership in congress and the president. nothing. and that's why this government shutdown lasted yet another week. there's nothing on the schedule for t

that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now.ego the caravan showed propensity for violence once again. and assaulted agents. rob: the partial government shutdown continues donald trump calls for bipartisan immigration meeting, the caravan of migrants kick off 2019 by storming the southern border.

another fox news alert now. fewer than 30 minutes from now, a bipartisan panel of lawmakers is set to begin a new round of talks to fund the government and reach a compromise if they can on border security. this is president trump. just today, he tweeted that if congressional negotiators are not considering a wall, they are wasting their time. yesterday, senate democratic leader chuck schumer said the president should butt out of the negotiations if the conference hopes to succeed. >> we come to bigger agreements before, for exhibit, on budgets and russian sanctions. what was the common theme? when the president stays out of the negotiations, we almost always succeed. when he makes his income it's a formula for failure will mike fairly. i asked president trump, let congress do with it on its own. >> harris: what is the mood, the tone on the hill just before this conference convenes? chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. mike? >> harris, good afternoon to you. president trump weighed in on twitter earli

we have fox team coverage tonight. the latest on senator kamala harris fresh off of the townhall event. trace gallagher with the latest on howard shultz. >> reporter: howard shultz is certainly selling a book. whether he intends to run for president as an independent is opaque but the prospect is getting a lot of attention. from his 60 minutes interview to the start of a 3-month book tour but if tonight was any indication, it will be a long 3 months. >> you egotistical billionaire. go back to twitter. go back to davos with the other billionaire elites. >> shoulders and just getting near full, is also getting arrival on twitter like this from a former hillary clinton advisor, vanity projects that help destroy democracy are disgusting. if he enters the race i will start a starbucks boycott because i'm not giving up any that will end up in the election coffers of a guy who would help trump when. historically the massive and independent run does end up hurting democrats as michael bloomberg concluded when he ruled out runn

. >> wednesday, january 15th and this is "fox and friends first" happening right now at 4:00 am of foxews alert, latest on the caravan swimming to 2000 strong quicker than expected. >> urgent new warning from honduras that could prove the president has been right all along. ♪ build that wall ♪ build the wall ♪ todd: families stormed the offices of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. >> demand for democrats to get serious on border security. heather: double soldier surprise. carley: guaranteed to make your morning, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ don't you worry ♪ don't you worry ♪ a plan for you ♪ ♪ >> it is hump day and i learned something new. heather: did not know the swedish had a house -- carley: they do in this instance. you are watching "fox and friends first". heather: thank you for starting your wednesday with us and we begin with teargas in guatemala as they march toward the us border overnight. the migrant caravan expected to arrive in mexico by tomorrow. >> the group swelled to 2000 strong. good morning. >> yes, they picked up about twice in size on the way across t

"fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. thank you for starting the day with us, let's get to that fox news alert, the war on cops escalating overnight. a female officer shot and killed and another fighting for his life after two separate shootings. todd pyro live in studio with the latest on developing stories. >> a louisiana officer shot four times at home, seconds after it happened. >> we have a shooting occurring at 1633 midway ave. a female with a gsw to the head. >> from this location, all units look at this location. >> as her colleagues more in the search is on to find her killer. >> one person is being detained, i want to stress being detained, not arrested, for questioning. that person was present at the home when police arrived. >> in raleigh, north carolina the police department confirming the officer shot is out of surgery but nevertheless continuing to ask for prayers for him and his family. that officer shot multiple times while trying

and more of these hosts on fox need to speak out as well. >> if you go on fox and you watch fox everyassing. it's not an overriding theme. i think it's worth pointing out as well that that tlaib story received a bit more attention because it was tied to trump. >> great to see you. we're out of time on tv but we'll continue on cnn.com. we'll see you right back here this time next week. accidents can happen anytime that's why geico is here 24 hours a day everyday. geico, fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. [[clap, clap]] ♪ hey, jen, which tie says, "trustworthy but also fun"? gold down, oil up. oil down, gold up. this is too busy. we need to make sure people can actually use this stuff. which one says, "hours of free live streaming coverage without cable or subscription fees"? aluminum, aluminum? you ready, zack? oh, we're ready. welcome to the show. let's make finance make sense. ♪ 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 wo

fox news alert. gun down. we are being told that it was all related to an anti-narcotics operation. one of the officers, this is not the first time that he has been shot in the line of duty. we are going straight to the scene in life. we have the texas attorney here with us to react. he is going to respond to pushback on his claims that 95,000 noncitizens can be registered to vote in his state. howard schultz confronted by hecklers tonight, serious. they believe that he will boost his chances that reelection. exploring a presidential run as an independent. tonight, the most powerful democratic super pac says it will do whatever it takes to stop him. the shock that schultz sent through the democratic party is causing serious backlash during his first public appearance since his bombshell announcement. we will show you. then everybody wants to know. the president's national security advisor hearing today. inadvertent disclosure or a message to the president of venezuela? tonight, all options are on the

fox news contributor, lisa boothe, bringing the sunshine. contributor just good health, also smiling. in the center seat today, get ready to rumble. professional wrestler and fox news contributor tyrus. hopefully we'll need to wrestling. it's because it would be frowned upon. >> harris: on the fox nation app, he's our number today. >> is certainly m. >> lisa: he would win in any wrestling match. >> h i would love that. explain yourself again >> harris: is that true? >> joe: not here, but yeah. >> i'm teasing you, because of been with fox for almost four years. i'm finally sitting next to you. so i've made it, ladies and gentlemen. i have arrived. [laughter] >> harris: i do take a vacation day for an hour again! it's good to see you! goodness gracious, that hurt. the >> tyrus: it should. >> harris: all seriousness now, and the news. we await the senate voting. some republicans and democrats signaling they will cross party lines. a spokesperson for democrat senator joe manchin says he may be a "yes" on both the democrats and proposals. on the

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bryan llenas, fox news.r: pretty cool stuff. 25 minutes after the top of the hour and venezuela is in a political free fall but that isn't stopping democrats from pushing socialist policy. >> health care, housing, education. >> public colleges and universities, tuition free. >> cap hallism has not always existed in the world. heather: are democrats missing the warning signs of socialism, we debate it next. former starbucks ceo considering running for president. why democrats are roasting the move heather: welcome back, a look at top stories for you this morning, president trump is casting doubt that congress can strike a deal on the border wall that he will be willing to sign. the president telling the wall street journal, quote, 50/50, we have a lot of good people on the board. $5.7 billion for a wall, the white house has directed the army corps of engineers to look at other ways to fund border security if congress won't. federal employees heading back to work today after the border security debate caused t

fox news alert. steve: deputy attorney general rod rosenstein expected to step down in the coming weeks according to the news this morning from abc. ainsley: comes around the same time the president's nominee for attorney general takes office. brian: been such a smooth tenure. griff jenkins live in washington. hey, griff, why now? >> this is breaking want fox news can confirm that the man overseeing the mueller investigation as you mentioned deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will depart in the coming weeks. around the time that his -- the president's pick for attorney general william barr is confirmed. this comes as rosenstein's rocky relationship with president trump has shown no signs of improving the president has not shied away from it attacking his deputy ag who took over the russia probe after attorney general jeff session recused himself. rosenstein sought to president. however, we hear there is no indication at this point that rosenstein is forced out. rather doj officials told fox news

and a fox news weather alert.reporting begins with the killer cold temperatures crippling much of the midwest. at least six people are now confirmed dead. hundreds of schools are closed and the deep freeze is expected to last quite a while. let's take a look at the windchills right now across that upper midwest portion of the nation. would you look at this? indianapolis, minus 16. chicago, minus 40. detroit, minus 32. look at green bay, marquette, international falls to buffalo, detroit, pittsburgh. feels like of minus 23 and it's one degree real temperature in pittsburgh right now. it's all aheaded in that direction. look down south. windchills minus 8 in louisville. minus 7 in st. louis. put the freezing temperatures in perspective. it's so cold, you can get frostbite in a matter of minutes. the national weather service in iowa is warning people to avoid taking deep breaths and to minimize talking. the post office suspecting mail driverries in parts of ten states. the police service is asking people not to commi

doug schroen, a fox news contributor.nt said we can build a steel wall, a see-through wall but i need the $5.6 billion. they go into the weekend, amy, and a lot of people are thinking there's got to be some wiggle room. where do you think it lies for the president? >> i thought it was brilliant when the president brought in the heads of the border security. they brought in the officers to come in during a press conference and actually plead to the house members and plead to the american public the need for the wall. now, they also said they didn't need a wall from sea to sea as the way that he put it but they need it in areas that we currently don't have it in. so it's really disheartening when you hear the democrats acted like hypocrites and not listen to these experts. you have at least roughly three decades of senator schumer, saying verbatim what the president is asking for now. now he's changed his tune. i don't see why they're doing that. i don't believe they want border security. >> what do you think, doug? nancy p

and far less than there is on fox i don't understand why unless n.b.c. is a problem they see themselves as the voice of the resistance but the idea that this is the problem rather than fox is the problem or c.n.n. is the problem it's it's insane. or it's possible that fox news is not the only problematic news network on the american airwaves and that's not drawing a false equivalence equating m s n b c's locational blindspots with fox's constant crimes against journalism it's just stating the facts the points that william arkin made on his way out the door. we're looking at other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers joanna joe egypt's president. sits down for an interview with sixty minutes in the u.s. last week and then tries to stop that interview from going on the air why even agree to do it in the first place he had to know what was coming but as one of the show's producers said later it's almost as if c.c. was unfamiliar with the program and just wanted to appear on it because a number of other arab leaders have do

that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> in san diego the caravan showed propensity for violence once again. and assaulted agents. rob: the partial government shutdown continues donald trump calls for bipartisan immigration meeting, the caravan of migrants kick off 2019 by storming the southern border. jillian: live in washington a showdown is brewing one day before democrats take the house. hours from now the illegal immigrant accused of murdering a california police officer will face a judge for the first time. rob: a new plea to strike down the state's sanctuary laws. somebody ringing in the new york, $425 million richer. jillian: is it you? it is certainly not us. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ i once it's all ♪ i want it all ♪ i want it all ♪ i want is all ♪ i want it now ♪ i want it all ♪ jillian: i just love this. $1 million to start 2019? the best year of your life. stands do it at this point. rob: you are done for the year, thank you. jillian: good vacation? rob: yes. i feel like $5. jill

jillian: walk back to fox entrance first. take the president's case for border wall as fact. >> the big scam of the whole address is there's a crisis. there is not a crisis. it seems there is a concerted effort to pool one over on the american public to make it seem like what is happening at the southern border is so much worse than it is. >> it is downright lies to make a political point. jillian: statistics show crimes have increased since 2010. is the liberal media choosing to ignore the numbers? here to debate that is katrina pearson, senior advisor to the top 2020 campaign and democratic political analyst, thank you for being here. let's get to this poll from politico. this shows 42% of people do believe this is a crisis, 37% say it is not a crisis but is a problem and the rest of the numbers. what say you, jason? >> we have to talk about what a crisis is. when you think in the year 2000 we had 1.6 million people apprehended at the border. in fiscal year 2017, down 300,000, at a 45 year low. it is not a crisis, it is som

rob: friday, january 18th, fox news alert. first wave of honduran migrants arriving at mexico app store step and donald trump says the us needs to be prepared. jillian: hundreds more migrants move north. rob: shutdown stalemate, the president pulling rank postponing nancy pelosi's overseas trip. jillian: what is next power player niche political chess match to end the shutdown? rob: after the clemson tigers were met with open arms, big-league name that could give the white house a choice. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ a beautiful day ♪ jillian: light snow coming down in new york city this morning. not entirely depressing in new york anyway. other parts getting more. rob: it will be a weekend. jillian: we will talk about that later on the show. you are watching "fox and friends first" this friday. rob: thanks for starting the day with us. more than 1000 honduran migrants on the move trying to cross into mexico on their way to the us border. jillian: griff jenkins at the guatemala mexico border where so

he knows his base loves it and it will be played over and over and over again everywhere including fox so i mean there is a very symbiotic relationship here go ahead joe the oldest game in washington is to attack unpopular institutions right a republican used to attack the i.r.s. you're a democrat you would attack a republican congress and so on it's a mutually beneficial thing with the president and with c.n.n. for instance or the media in general but it's not just his base and in other words ninety three percent of republicans feel that the media reports knowingly false information which is a pretty scary thing it's no longer bias now is it actually some people see it as a completely intentional act but then seventy nine percent in this isn't actually a poll by the way seventy nine percent of independents eight and ten basically say the same thing a majority of democrats say the same thing so when the president attacks the media there is no downside to that yet in terms of him doing that but to go back to an earlier point in terms of the same people being in the room i have a proposa

welcome to fox news at night. we have fox news coverage tonight. katherine herridge on the worldwide threats erupting around the globe. we start with latebreaking news out of venezuela. >> reporter: the opposition leader doesn't know he will be arrested or not. the attorney general threatened charges and the supreme court barred him from leaving the country but he's undeterred telling fox news tonight is people are dying. >> medicine and food, and a sense of our policy, humanitarian aid approved by the united states, the first priority. >> the united states announced giving the opposition leader access to venezuela's bank account in the united states and national security adviser john bolton promised him protection. we denounce the illegitimate former venezuelan attorney general's threats against president juan guaido. there will be serious consequences for those who attempt to subvert democracy and harm juan guaido. note the language. juan guaido is the president. mike pence met with carlos alfredo and declared him the representative of the juan g

that reps at this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now.at you will but without a wall you cannot have border security, it won't work. jillian: the president standing firm on his demand for a border wall despite the house passing a short-term funding bill to reopen the government. rob: the showdown could

samsung president north america jim baxter in a fox business exclusive. we are very thankful because you don't do interviews at ces so we appreciate it. >> thanks. liz: kind of a bifurcated story here. china trade war, slowdown in chips and smartphones but also, the tariffs slapped on washing machines. we have got this washing machine business, samsung, that continues to grow. tell me what you're seeing as it pertains to the tariffs that the trump administration slapped earlier this year on foreign imports. >> i think we have always said that we think tariffs are a form of tax on consumers. in this case, the industry actually ended up after the imposition of the section 201 about $100 price increase on literally all appliances, all laundry products. so a category that was growing with the gdp is actually contracted in 2018. that said, we have ramped up our facility in south carolina which we announced with you one year ago. we have 600 employees. half of them, women. we are excited about introducing a new line designed for that facility which will continu

that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". thank you for joining us, have a great weekend, "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> if we don't make a deal with congress most likely i will do that. the law is 100% on my side. rob: friday, january 11th donald trump on the brink of declaring a national emergency. jillian: do americans agree? we are live from texas on the 21st day of the shutdown. rob: fox news alert, police officer shot and killed in cold blood overnight, the third this year. jillian: the latest heartbreaking details out of california. her family in shock and disbelief. wisconsin teenager jayme closs found alive three months after she went missing. rob: investigation far from over. more on that coming up. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ i can't get it right ♪ get it right ♪ everybody is working for the weekend ♪ everybody is working ♪ everybody heather: on the brink of the weekends but a lot of news to talk about. we want to wish you good morning, you are watching "fox and friend

this is a fox news alert.reaking late tonight, remarkable story about a homeland security sting targeting foreign students allegedly trying to get into the u.s. or stay here illegally. kristin fisher has details. this is creative. it sounds unreal. >> it was a very elaborate set up. department of homeland security had to create a fake campus with fake employees, even a fake website. this is what it looked like. you can see on the surface it's pretty legitimate. the university of farmington traces its lineage back to the early 1950s when returning soldiers from the second world war were seeking a quality education. the reality is that was all front to catch foreign students were saying in the u.s. without proper authorization. according to the indictment first reported in "the detroit free press," eight people have been arrested for helping hundreds of foreign citizens to illegally remain, reenter, and work in the united states. actively recorded them to enroll in a fraudulent school as part of a pay to stay sc

shannon: it is thursday, january 31st, "fox and friends first" happening at 4:00 on the east coast, fox news alert, tens of millions of americans bracing for the arctic blast and white out conditions. tracking dangerously frigid weather pushing east this morning. mexico overwhelmed by thousands of migrants stalled at the southern border with thousands more on the way. plus the feud reaches a new level, chuck schumer demanding an intervention with donald trump, the latest power-play in their political tug-of-war. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". thank you for starting your day with us, a very cold one for lots of folks, record-breaking cold blamed for eight deaths, the historic arctic blast closing schools, grounding thousands of flights. in minneapolis, it feels as cold as 65 below 0. thank you for doing this for us. >> it is absolutely brutal. it was supposed to be warmer today but feels no different, still cold and this cold had a big impact on travelers. certain airports have experienced thousands of delays and cancella

rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday morning.n: thank you for starting the day with us. a live look at capitol hill where the senate is set to vote on dueling funding bill tomorrow, when backing donald trump on border security, the other democratic proposal to keep funds flowing through february 8th. rob: the first sign of movement in congress that could end this partial government shutdown. >> reporter: each proposal will need 60 votes and that is far from a sure thing. the president's plan would reopen the government, provide 5..5 billion for border barrier and legal protection to daca recipients and thousands of other immigrants. mitch mcconnell with a compromise that would give each side some of what they want while ending the shutdown. >> to reject this proposal democrats would have to prioritize political combat with the president ahead of federal workers. ahead of daca recipients. ahead of border security. ahead of stable and protectable government funding. >> reporter: democratic leaders are rejecting the president's prop

in chicago, matt fin, fox news.est war ship bears the name of a medal of honor recipient. the u.s.s. michael monsour was commissioned in san diego. it's the most technologically advanced destroyer ever built. the namesake, petty officer second class michael mansour died trying to protect his fellow navy seals. he was honored for his actions in 2000. >>> the nfl responds to a you lawsuit from a pair of saints fans over the perceived no call that fans maintained cost new orleans a trip to the super bowl. the league argued in a court filing that it would be too expensive to replay the game, this as the lawyer behind the suit calls on commissioner roger goodell to take action. >> is this the kind of thing that is so extraordinary or unfair that it impacted the outcome of the game? once he makes the determination, rule 17 says he must conduct hearings, he must review videos, he must make all of this available and he must do whatever is necessary to remedy the situation. in this situation, the commissioner is doing nothin

fox news alert.g reports of officer involved shootings in four different jurisdictions across the country. that's a lot for any evening, to have one or two. we are trying to piece together what we know, three deputies in texas shot tonight, those deputies were serving search warrant and the suspect fired when the internet the suspect is on the loose. a suspect is in custody, no officers injured after a shooting involved police in peoria, arizona. colorado police, officer involved shooting in a parking lot near whole foods, the suspect is under arrest and there was an officer involved shooting in texas, the subject was transported to the hospital, and a canine transported for treatment. we will track these cases next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an o