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on ninety minutes frank defense leaving the south korean with fox you must space. the home side would dictate in the game but only had one goal to show for it at the other end frank look at you bitch went close. but finally stepped up again doubled their lead in the seventy six minutes. with his knife goal of this season. frank careering towards the second away defeat of the season but not before the hosts at an insult to injury and netted a third. seed in the three school line by. when it's time for our sunday conversation here in this league i'm going to start with you michelle how did. you know how are you impressed with how well they're doing this season i'm very impressed and surprised because i never expect that there are four points behind the top of the table and they have replaced some players important players in the team and if you see the game like today unbelievable win or frankfurt and we are talking about frankfurt to season i'm a little and we were worried of course without from books and they would struggle but michael gurr rich come in and of cours

several major news organizations come to think donald trump is a terrible president you probably will not be w a big fan of fox's coverage and you will probably like his liberal attackers. i try in this book to go beyond that, to stick to the facts. a lot of reporting in this book not just about the meeting and how the president deals with immediateen but also about his dealings with his staff who are engaged in a lot of self-destructive leaks. we're seeing that now against john kelly. previous against reince priebus, jared kushner, steve bannon got into finger-pointing boughs about who was leaking about him. as a journalist i try to stick to the facts. i know everybody has opinions. >> host: this is a guest howardy kurtz, the book "media madness: donald trump, the press, and the war over the truth." joining us on republican line, mark, go ahead. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. howard, i love your show. we never find any up-to-date actual ratings. it's like the day the election switch on thee coverage and it'sra been just tt ever since. i'd like to know how many folks have left watching cnn and moved over to

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and if you can't come out here, you can always catch it with us on fox 29. y out here tonight. >> i tell you what, you can just stay inside, be nice and warm, not miss a thing. got to love that. thank you joyce. epp joy the music. >> eagles fans waited long time for this as in their whole lives. and to make sure everyone can go to the parade several schools in our area are closed tomorrow. that includes -- several iyman whole lot. that includes philadelphia public and arch diocesan schools, temple university, drexel university, cabrini college for complete list of school closures, just head to our website at fox29.com. >>> live look right now ben franklin parkway as the rain and the ice slowly starts to move on out. man it's messy out there but skies, they're going to be clearer for tomorrow when millions are expected to gather for the parade of champions. getting all the details just right for a mass celebration is a heck of a challenge and among the most challenging challenge, what to do when nature calls for the expected millions. our bruce gordon was can

got you cover. fox30 goes all the way until 4:00 a.m. and good day. >>> a follow up to a story we brought you last night. so the guy who ripped a seat from the minneapolis stadium after the super bowl has agreed to pay for the damage. photos and video taken from the airport show a man wearing eagles clothing with a purple seat strapped to his carry on luggage. he wasn't trying to hide anything. police tracked him down and he says he's sorry. he's agreed to pay for replacement and guess what? he gets to keep the seat faces no chargecharges. nice souvenir. so you bet against our birds? it is time to pay up. yup. open for u.s. senators. maybe next time, maybe next time they'll learn. ♪ >> the super bowl lii champion philadelphia eagles ! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what a day. eagles nation celebrations not just here in philadelphia on capitol hill today senators bob casey and pat toomey collected after a super bowl bet with massachusetts. the prize, boston brood beers app basket of goodies from

you so much, carley. appreciate it. well, coming up foxs alert for you, plane crash, stunning new surveillance video showing the moment that a russian jet a crash explodes into a ball of flames was weather to blame, we will take a look at it. and president trump keeping ampian promises. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. >> build that wall, build that wall, build that wall build that wall. heather: the trump administration unveiling proposal with billions including for the border wall but will it pass? political panel on deck to debate it. heather: we are back with fox news alert for you, hundreds of rescues battling elements overnight scouring a crash site for clues this happened in russia, russian plane crash plunge intoed a field killing all 71 on board. kelly wright joins us live with brand-new information in the investigation, good morning, kelly. kelly: heather, good morning to you as well, flight 6w703 took off from moscow airport and no indication of anything wrong at all, everything appeared to be normal but

we got you. foxxt. >> nor nissan sports wrap on fox 29. >>> it's on t-shirts it's on tattoos. the philly special may be the single greatest play in eagle history. we know that nick foles called the play after doug pederson decided to go for it. but what about the other guys on the field. like corey clement the rookie running back out of glassboro, new jersey, he took the snap beforehanding it off to tray burton who flew the touchdown to foles. talking with clement he says that may made him utilize another skill set. >> i tried to be the best actor on that play. tried to act like i didn't know what nick was doing as he was walking up to lane. so you got to sell the little things for the play to happen, and i try not to bobble the sn snap. i secured it before i even took off once i put it in trey's hands it was his problem from then. towed make it happen after that. >> that body embodies doug pederson's play calling. what does he think about that reputation. >> that's my altar ego. that's my -- that's

you got the oysters over there. exclusive, yeah, exclusive. look who i ran into. one question, fox philly, who you got tomorrow?boys. >> come on. eagles? >> cowboys fan. >> fly, eagles -- e-a-g-l-e-s. >> cowboys. >> come on. >> reporter: sha we'll o'neal apparently not an eagles fan. he's just one of the celebrities on tap here tonight. jamie foxx is hosting this party. he just arrived. shaquille o'neal dj diesel the entertainment tonight, and nfl players also in attendance much this isn't your normal party the owners of his mansion opened up their doors to help honor carson wentz's audience of one foundation being honored for his community contributions. i caught up with carson wentz's brothers zac just a few minutes ago here on his brother's beha behalf. >> truly an honor me to be a part of it being part of carson's life and the foundati foundation. to know the direction the foundation is going. we've only been going eight months. to know lives we've changed already plus the lives we're going to change moving forward. the growth we've seen from day one to eight months is astronomical. we're looking forward to

you doing it, i know is deeply proud. ok, so there is a question. and the question is this, fox was someone who wanted to turn movies into a very high art form. and as i recall, one of his frustrations was the fact that you couldn't really bring your peoria up to the level that he wanted to get to. i and curious who won that , battle finally? was it the sort of montauk culture that he was catering to, or did he actually succeed in sort of raising the cultural level in some style? vanda: i think he did succeed. he kept trying and he would make a lot of sort of lowbrow movies because they would make money, but i think he never adjust sort of said, that is it, he never became cynical in that respect. that that was all they were to -- capable of appreciating. so he kept pushing. and he became more knowledgeable and more sophisticated. he knew how to find the good directors who could achieve both. for instance, john ford with "the iron horse." he saw that he could achieve the artistry, and he had a great commercial touch, so that is what, i think that was the ideal for fox, somebody

with that that many people packed into a small area kind of makes you wonder how do you avoid getting sick? foxevans is live out there on the parkway with more tonight. joyce? >> reporter: iain, it might be pretty tough for some. nobody expects anybody to be just dropping like flies but if you were out here in all those crowds sunday night after the eagles big victory in minnesota you might be feeling sick right now. doctors say that they're seeing it and they expect to see more after all the cheering, screaming and close talking happening tomorrow. >> you're certainly going to have transmission of the flu virus. now, normally i would say stay away but, joyce, the eagles won the super bowl! >> reporter: if ever there was good reason to risk it, but not without taking the usual precautionary measures to protect yourself. seriously, our dr. mike cirigliano has some disappointing advice. >> if you have the new you just had the flu or you're sick, stay home. >> reporter: tell that to eagles fans who have been waiting 30, 40 years for this. >> how about mask? >> i don't like wearing masks, one it wi

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fox hill. finally, here we see him in 1929. and you notice that there is quite a difference in his weight. the last shot was 1924, 5 years later now, this is october 1929. fox had been in a very bad car accident in july and he was out of commission, recuperating for three months, so he lost a lot of weight. and here he is with two journalists. he is trying to convince them that he is in perfect health. there had been a rumor he suffered a serious brain injury and he had gone crazy, because he had been out of the public eye. and so these rumors proliferated, so he was trying to reassure everybody that he was fully competent. he was not completely recovered, but he made a good show of it and everybody believed he was. thad: this was near the low point of his life, right? he had a real low point. talk about that. vanda: this was in mid-october, early october, and of course we know it is coming at the end of october, 1929. fox had earlier in the year purchased a controlling share of the parent company of mgm. he was planning on merging the companies. in order to buy it, he bought a block of sto

so if you recognize any of these guys, if you know anything about this, call police. >>> your fox 29 winter weather authority tracking snow. live look at wilmington it's going to be a bit of a mess tomorrow morning. kathy, that first look at your forecast what you got? >> well, we're talking about some snow, some sleet, some freezing rain and even rain, lucy, that's all before our parade gets started so those preps have to get done tonight. we do have winter weather advisory in effect for most of the region. 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. that's the time frame we're dealing with tomorrow. it does get extended through south jersey, mt. laurel, browns mills, winslow, washington township, and it goes through pa right through the lehigh valley. we do have winter storm watch in effect for the poconos for higher accumulations of snow. two parts to this system. the cold part with snow. the warmer part with the rain. we'll start off with the snow an then we'll transition to rain during the day. so let's go hour by hour. we start off at midnight. by 6am it's in here. it's snowing through philadelphia

trying to make it out like oh this is absolutely nothing that on the other side you know and on fox news for instance you had oh this is absolutely everything and the truth is that you know there are things to learn in every given rhetorical of event so yeah there's certainly an agenda but really it's just most of the time political theater between the most elite among us and is that really reflecting what's going on in the united states and more and more people are disenfranchised well that's what media that's why people come to us another alternative media door your own very often i really much we enjoy yeah that's why i have a job and he's a progressive i consider myself a conservative but i find him a reasonable person if i knew a reasonable person to talk to iran more or less the same question to you because it seems to me if you look at this in b.c. and then you look at fox basically with both are doing is they're they're. reacting to a status quo that is changing and i think that rattles both of them ok because we're still reeling from the election of donald trump in the media is

you can see from sky fox a look overhead, you can see, the building is completely destroyed. let's go to the ground our jenny joyce is on the scene, good morning. >> reporter: this building went up in flames in just a few minutes, it was completely destroyed, you can see fire fighters still on the scene now, just assessing the scope of this situation, we have facebook video from judy morgan and you can see bright, roaring flames quickly devastating the building that houses the american legion ambulance association of wood town. at the time of the fire, she says she was seeing two crews working inside of the building they were able to get out safe ly. flames intensified quickly and witnesses reported hearing multiple explosion that is were caused by mobile oxygen tanks inside of four ambulance that is were parked inside the garage. we talk to the president of the ambulance association and owe described what he heard and saw this morning. >> i got a phone call that the building was on fire and so i sped up here and as i came out i heard an explosion and a couple more on the way

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trying to make it out like oh this is absolutely nothing that on the other side you know on fox news for instance you had oh this is absolutely everything and the truth is that you know there are things to learn in every given rhetorical of event so yeah there's certainly an agenda but really it's just most of the time political theater between the most elite among us and isn't really reflecting what's going on in the united states and more and more people are disenfranchised well that's what media that's why people come to us another alternative media jimmy door you're on very often and i really much we enjoy yeah that's why i haven't and he's a progressive i consider myself a conservative but i find him a reasonable person if i knew a reasonable person to talk to iran more or less the same question to you because it seems to me if you look at this in b.c. and then you look at fox basically with both are doing is they're they're. reacting to a status quo that is changing and i think that rattles both of them ok because we're still reeling from the election of donald trump in the medi

you. number three villanova on fox tomorrow afternoon. it begins at 2:30.llies playing their first official game the grapefruit league. short trip from clearwater to take on the blue jays. phillies all teams major league baseball wearing stoneman douglas caps to remember the victims in that school shooting last week. before the game the phillies and blue jays with a moment of silence for those victims as well for roy halladay who pitched for both the phillies and the jays. how about the bottom half of the first inning first batter nick, pitched through the season curtis grander son. hopefully the season goes a little better than this for. solo homerun. fills lose two-one. >>> sixers and flyers both with the night off but probably wish they were still playing. sixers have won six straight. they will host orlando 5:00 o'clock tomorrow at the center. flyers eight wins in their last nine times in ottawa tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. no doubt doing a little score bore watching. tied with the pittsburgh penguins when the night started for one of those wild

at m s n b c trying to make it out like oh this is absolutely nothing that on the other side you know and on fox news for instance you had oh this is absolutely everything and the truth is that you know there are things to learn in every given rhetorical event so yeah there's certainly an agenda but really it's just most of the time political theater between the most elite among us and is it really reflecting what's going on in the united states and more and more people are disenfranchised well that's the media and that's why people come to see another alternative media jimmy door you're on very often and i really much we enjoy that is why i have a job and he's a progressive i consider myself a conservative but i find him a reasonable person i find you a reasonable person to talk to rob more or less the same question to you because it seems to me if you look at and miss in b.c. and then you look at fox basically with both are doing is they're they're. reacting to a status quo that is changing and i think that rattles both of them ok because we're still reeling from the election of donald trump i

you. >> china with former deputy assistant to the president and fox news contributor, doctor sebastian. you heard my word at the soccer was pretty much laid out how the fbi dropped the ball twice in this flourish in them into the history of other mass shootings and terror attacks. what is your opinion on the fbi is performance? >> jesse, this is a very personal subject for me. before i cancel my house i spent 12 years traveling the country, going to field offices across the america. training people that keep us safe every day. i have a massive respect for them. it is absolutely incredible that in less than 72 hours the fbi has a ready-made to massive failure. and any threat assessment, it doesn't matter whether you're staring down north korea or whether you're staring down hitler for the soviet union or future terrorists or mass school shooter. it is a simple set of questions that you have to ask. does the individual threat, the person, organization, have the capability to do damage? and second, doesn't have the intent?in this case, it was clear the individual had both the intent and as

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people been saying about rejected in the us a full blown author the only show i go out of my way to fox you know what it's really packed. yeah it's the john oliver of hard. the americans do the same we are apparently better than the blue. sea people you've never heard of love redacted tonight my president of the world bank so hate was right and he seriously sent us an e-mail. i. took his president says one of the country's military helicopters has been downed in syria's northern border where i'm chris carrying out a military operation against kurdish militias it considers terrorists. meanwhile in southern syria israel strikes twelve targets softer damascus downs an idea fighter jets calling it a response to israeli aggression. in the south korean president is that he's ready to accept an invitation from kim jong un to visit north korea and the latest sign of foreign relations between the two countries. hundreds of anti fascist activists are demonstrating in a city after a racially motivated shooting as the far right is increasingly gaining popularity against ahead of next month's general el

sean: i consider myself the older veteran, the bridge between two generations on fox. youre the younger, obviously. there it is. his world. he now will take over for the rest of his show. jesse: joining me now florida congressman matt gaetz. let's advance the story. these two knuckleheads page and strzok still working at the fbi. when are they going to get hauled down in front much congress to testify under oath. >> it's ludicrous to me that you would take these adult earliers and put peter strzok in charge of h.r. that would be like putting me in charge of the capitol nutrition program. the american people are hungry for real action. they are sceptical. we don't want this to be another benghazi when you have another benghazi. jesse: years were wasted on that. we know that was a hoax perpetrated by hillary and obama. and they blamed it on a video. but you have the fbi and the justice department aligned against congress and president trump. who wins? >> my expectation is the people of america will win through the appointment of a second special counsel. but that will requir

fox and friends" first. rob: when youait until the last minute to do your paper, this is passed the deadline. fox news alert, live to the house floor, capitol hill, the house is in the final stages before casting their votes on the budget deal. >> the senate can expect the deal after missing that night shutdown deadline by two hours but senator rand paul earlier last night refusing to support the spending boost. >> holding hands, only one bad guy standing in the way keeping it until 3:00 in the morning. the country is worth a debate until 3:00 in the morning. i'm here to put people on the spot. i want people to feel uncomfortable, to have to answer people at home who say how come you were against president obama's deficits but for republican deficits. isn't that the very definition of intellectual dishonesty? rob: chad program has been on the floor all night long. >> joining us from statuary hall with the latest developments. it has been a very busy night. what is going on? >> we are 35 to 40 minutes away from the house o

sometimes when the fox segment is accurate, president trump gets it wrong. let me show youthese are a couple of trump tweets that misquoted fox news. this one says, the russians had no compromising info on donald trump. nobody on fox news ever said those words. in fact, what was said on fox news was, there's nothing in this new determine memo that said that russia has any compromising memo on donald trump. either he misinterpreted or misunderstood or you werely misquoted. here's a better example. this is about adam schiff who you all been talking about this morning. congressman schiff omitted and distorted key facts. it looks like he's quoting fox news. actually, that quote is from congressman schiff talking about the republicans. let's put schiff's tweet on screen. he said, some time ago republicans on our committee released aid declassified memo that omitted and distorted key facts. someone fox news read that tweet, president trump heard and did a 180. i'm rubber your glue, anything you throw at me bounces off me and sticks to t. he loves to turn the critiques on his enem

and i'll see you sunday on the fox news channel.it down with jeff sessions, myci on sunday morning on fox news. you expect to get a deal done on daca before the march 15 deadline, sir? >> i don't know. the people who say they wanted to fix that, president trump has been very generous with his legislation. maria: i will see you again next time. have a good wee >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back, and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe.

>>> we will take a look at the weather now and we will take a look from scott fox as you are heading home. -- sky fox as you are heading home. another unusually warm winter day. >> the national weather service said if there's hit 72 degrees at san francisco airport today. san jose tied a record at 77 degrees. while california needs rain, a lot of the people are saying they are enjoying the sunshine.>> with the warm weather that we have had, we have had flowers blooming about two weeks or three weeks early. >> it is almost like summer. it is just so warm. i have my hoodie on to protect from the sun, but it is a blessing to be in california. >> the beaches have been busy as well with a lot of people trying to escape the february heat. >> so many people getting outside and taking advantage of the warm weather, and why would you. get some vitamin d and some sparkling water with that sailboat. you can keep looking at these pictures all day long. >> how do you get vitamin d? >> rum the sun -- from the sun. >> i was missing that connection. >> i think that is the way that most of us get our

trying to make it out like oh this is absolutely nothing that on the other side you know on fox news for instance you had oh this is absolutely everything and the truth is that you know there are things to learn in every given rhetorical of event so yeah there's certainly an agenda but really it's just most of the time political theater between the most elite among us and isn't really reflecting what's going on in the united states and more and more people are disenfranchised well that's what media that's why people come to us another alternative media door your own very often i really much we enjoy yeah that's why i have a job and he's a progressive i consider myself a conservative but i find him a reasonable person if i knew a reasonable person to talk to iran more or less the same question to you because it seems to me if you look at this in b.c. and then you look at fox basically with both are doing is they're they're. reacting to a status quo that is changing and i think that rattles both of them ok because we're still reeling from the election of donald trump in the media is try

the reaction and i want to say for my listening audience on radio and i know all the viewers on fox, younow, no words can express how incredibly devastated i know you must be and we just thank you so much for being brave enough to come on the show and talk to us. thank you so much. >> oh, you're welcome. >> laura: i want to first just ask you what it was like to be invited to the state of the union speech. so many politicians haven't really confronted what ms-13 has done to american communities suffolk county in long island especially hard hit in 2016 and 2017 by ms-13. what was it like to be invited? >> it was definitely an honor. we were still shocked about receiving an invite. and, you know, this is something that we would -- if we was asked to do it again, we would definitely do it? >> yeah, we would. it was overwhelming. >> laura: go ahead. >> i'm sorry. it was very overwhelming and i appreciated that, you know, that he let us come there to see him. it was an honor to see him. >> laura: and you met with him before the state of the union speech briefly. and what was that like? >> it

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are you? foxr nissan sports wrap on fox 29. >>> the parade of champions isn't until thursday but walking around the city right now, there's enough midnight green to may you think it's already start the and check this out. the philly special captured on the cover of sports illustrated. nick foles now the only quarterback in super bowl history to throw and catch a touchdown. >>> big news for the patriots. just two days after losing to the eagles in the super bowl, offensive coordinator josh mcdaniels is staying in new england reports came out that the indianapolis colts they already did make their announcement that mcdaniels was taking over as head coach now reports saying he's staying in new england. how things have changed. >>> and we have to take quick break from the eagles now to look around the rest of philly. joel embiid back from minneapolis as sixers host the wizards tonight. we got a group of world champion eagles ringing the bell tonight before the sixers game. let's go first quarter. ben

we'll see what he decides and bring it to you, the very latest on "fox news @ night." for tonight, most-watched, most trusted, and most grateful you spent the eveni >> dow jones industrial average falling more point is otherwise than it ever has in history. >> anyone with a connection or done any work, positive or otherwise in russia, constantly sort of the number one target for attacks. it was a liability pretty quick. >> house intel committee voted unanimously to release a democratic counter memo. >> nancy pelosi said that his crumbs. this is not a good day for nancy pelosi. >> it is easy to be overwhelmed by all that is going on on the world stage and at home. i know that. i get overwhelmed at least a dozen times a day. ♪ ♪ >> what is true, what is not, we will get into that but memogate continues to unfold. you are watching "fox and friends" first on tuesday morning. let's get right to the top story. the battle over the memos is intensifying. the release of the democrats version in donald trump's hands just hours after the house until committee votes to unseal it. g

dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> eagles fans in new jersey are trying to get patco tickets to the big parade. train tickets to philadelphia are the hottest commodity right now. if you don't have one, though, you'll have to find another way in. they're already sold out. fox 29's dave kinchen stands us live from the patco wood devastation in cherry hill tonight. dave. >> reporter: iain, patco expected to run out of those tickets possibly around 7:00 o'clock. but it happened almost two hours before that. one the hot testify tickets in town. that's one elated eagles fan who just scored patco tickets to get from south jersey over to philadelphia just in time for the eagles parade tomorrow morning. there could be a massive line outside lindenwold station with others looking to do the same. >> craziness. should have thought ahead but did not. [ laughter ] >> like all of us. >> waited 43 years for this, so going to mack sure i'm going to be there. >> reporter: fortunate nally rick garrison and everyone else in line at the time would luck out. they were able to get tickets since they were lined up when the sold out announcement was made. patco says no tickets will be sold t

you have a terrific show i wish there was a weekly show. but the reason that i call is fox has been stressing lately about uranium one incident the president has mentioned it and senator barrasso wrote an article in the opinion section of the wall street journal on february 8 which discusses this can you have the senator on your show? maybe pedro could bring that up but it clears up a lot why we have the shoresg of uranium. >> i don't think there is any question that the influence around the clinton foundation or the speeches but at thee same time i'm not saying it should not be looked at but hillary clinton lost the election and so some people who excessively focus on her in part are trying to deflect attention from the investigation of president trump so we have had one year of investigations we had another one with those 13 russians that had no act on the part of anybody so we don't know where this will end but that focus seems not to have hurt whole lot it isn't a hoax it is a real investigation and most recently against the 13 russians so it is best to be fair to cover

. >> you are watching "fox and friends" first on thursday morning. thank you very much for joining us on this sad day. this fox news alert. the fbi investigating a mobile home connected to the teenager accused of murdering 17 people in cold blood at a florida high school. the gunman sending former classmates running for their lives as he unleashed one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern history. absolutely horrific, live team coverage for you on this senseless tragedy. jenkins live for us covering the reaction from washington. marion referee live for us. eyewitness accounts from students, we begin with todd pyro live at the school in parkland, florida with what we are now learning about the gunman. good morning. can't imagine what kind of day it is going to be today. >> you said it exactly right. with each passing hour we continue to learn more about the killer as the investigation continues. you can see over my shoulder that is the scene quiet right now but expect that to pick up over the course of the next couple hours as the sun comes up. ano

. >> shannon: you made a lot of news when you get another interview on fox. youd california, which had become a sanctuary state essentially, that you better buckle up, you will have enforcement there, that you have a vested interest in making sure that the influx that you believe california will get from human smugglers and others who are attracted by the sanctuary state status, and luisi will have more work and your agents will have more work to do there. you know a lot of leaders in california didn't take kindly to that. i want to read a little bit of a letter from the two u.s. senators from there, feinstein and harris. they said we are very concerned when we saw a fox news interview on january 2nd 2018 where you said california better hold on tight and if local politicians don't want to protect their communities than ice well. if the statement is dead wrong and insulting. nothing could be further from the truth. they want to close that letter saying diverting resources in an effort to punish california and score political points is an abhorrent use abuse of po