geraldo? science fair and my beautiful 14-year-old, it's hardly the heat conscious bear and hasn't sensors in it so when a child is outside and it gets too hot, guy hebert has a sensor, l.e.d. sensor start flashing and the little child ks inside that they are overheating and it's dangerous. my little daughter invented this wonderful thing. >> dana: wow. greg, your next? >> greg: tomorrow night, we are still having a brand-new show. saturday, 10:00 p.m. we got ed henry, we've got kat timpf, tyrese at 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. you better watch it. let's do this quickly. shall we? greg, what does the slop say? i have never hear of babies law speak what is it saying? >> jesse: did you dump that? >> greg: that is not dubbed. >> dana: i think he's saying faster, faster! >> geraldo: he ate some edibles. >> jesse: i don't know if i can top that. this is some crazy australian, a bmx idiot. look what is god and his little recliner look what he got in his little recliner. and he lands it! they call him a bmx

[laughter] >> geraldo: you just put your hand on it. >> dana: geraldo knows him better than i do and i didn't live here for that long he was mayor so i've never really seen them debate and people have seen him in all of these ads. i'm wondering, people who are, when they see him tonight as a debater, will that match what they've been seeing in these very well produced ads? >> jesse: he hasn't debated anybody in ten years. >> dana: these other people have been debating and you build up a little bit of a fighting form. i also think he's super confident in the worst thing you can do is get up there and apologized for his whole life and policies. you should just tell them -- yes, i'm proud of that, yes, we did. try to he let it go. but the temptation for him to apologize is pretty high. >> jesse: does he apologize or does he say, it's another time, under the let's move forward. >> geraldo: i will be bloomberg. i apologize for making new york the safest big city ever. i apologize for picking up the garbage. i apologize for shoveling snow. i apologize for getting homeless off the street. i

>> geraldo: horrifying and shocking. was at 21, i had lunch with my buddy and he said what they are saying on wall street is that he brought his wallet to a knife fight. [laughter] >> greg: that's good. >> geraldo: i thought it was a shoddy performance by mayor bloomberg. i thought he was unprepared. how could he not be ready for the obvious attack that your grandmother knew were coming. i thought, that was the part that seemed most shocking to me, how woefully unprepared he was. i mean, if you have a staff of 40,000 people, at least half like, two guys to give you six zingers to use over a two hour debate beauty know it's going to be about stop and frisk. have an answer for stop and frisk for you know it's going to be about buying your way into the race, have an answer for buying your way into the race. talk about the struggle, talk about your family had nothing in this is the american dream and why are we putting down the american dream, and how did we become this nation of mediocrity where success is somehow something

. >> geraldo: he finds the weak spot wherever he is, he is also such an oversized personality that he blocks out the sun. everybody else seems like or another, he has a flamethrower. you give him one shot, he will scorch you. he also has the charisma they are, it's unmistakable. it is the charisma of the bull, use the expression godzilla, he is a scary adversary but he is also such a magnetic personali personality. he is right when he says that cnn would be out of business if not for him, th "the washington post" will be out of business. >> come eventually "the washington post" and "new york times" will be dead as a doornail after leave, and cnn will be an obsolete business. msnbc will be out of business, the titanic equivalent went on they wouldn't cover it unless i was on it. >> jesse: that is true, it is everything trump right now. >> dagen: the entire thing is caricatures about people, it is all elements of truth. it's a picture you get at disneyland, a kind of looks like you just things are exaggerated. it is absolutely true. what is great about this, this is the same guy that ev

geraldo, don't you know the facts? >> sean: all right, guys. ding, ding.ve your faith, i have mine. let him have his. >> we need round 2. next week. come on. i need more on this. >> sean: highlights from the president's moving speech from earlier today straight ahead.cy allergy spray is indicated for 6 symptoms... claritin-d is indicated for 8... including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d. get more. woi felt completely helpless.hed online. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. hi. uh, can you tell me how to get to i-70, please? o-okay, are you -- ah, yes. thank you. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> sean: all right, during the 3 year impeachment sham show. democrats

geraldo is on as he is often when he is on with me.rect him because i'm the i ringer. i come on your show to set geraldo rivera straight. >> sean: there you go. >> i'm sorry, listen, i know you may disagree. i'm done beingng nice. romney is a snake. okay? simple as that. he krazy glued his lips to the hind quarters of donald trump when he wanted a job. after, after by the way geraldo and sean, when mitt romney pillarried donald trump during the campaign with that ridiculous is he a chart ton speech. he still tried to get a job. when trump turned him down he has had a vendetta in there ever since. is he a two-faced snake who has been on the opposite side of every issue. he will take o whatever side of an issue he can to maintain some kind of power and influence on the party. mitt romney is the hillary clinton of the republican party.e cajust go away, mitt. we're donewa with you. >> i think to call mitt romney a snake is so far beyond the pale, dan. is he a sincere guy. a religious guy. he has got. >> no. >> he has got his belief. he sai

geraldo: i'm just predicting watt do i know? steve: geraldo thank you very much.reporter: i've got news out of vatican city to share, pope frances is taking a sick day, the pontiff canceling today as he recovers from an apparent cold. it's unclear exactly what kind of illness the 83-year-old has come down with, but he was seen blowing his nose, and coughing this week. on ash wednesday, the pope voiced for people suffering from coronavirus. three cases have been reported in rome. each person has already recovered. >> one of the nations largest cities nearly shut down amid a massive water main break. schools and businesses forced to close their doors after an eight foot water line broke, flooding rows and highways across houston some stranded drivers had to be rescued most of the roads are back open this morning. >> take a look at this powerful moment inside the white house. black political and religious leaders praying over president trump after he addressed hundreds of people for black history month. president trump: every generation and every calling african amer

geraldo, way over your head. you are missing the point! everybody agrees if there is crime in minority communities or elsewhere, yes, we should please him and minorities are entitled to a safe community. we get it stop and frisk worked, point taken. that is not what anybody is saying. what we are saying is if bloomberg will run under a party better that weaponize is race constantly -- >> you are missing the point! >> you are missing the point! >> no -- >> the point is he is a hippocratic, two-faced. two-faced. on the principal. >> i'm not talking about -- >> he had a policy, the policy worked him when he talked to the minority community come he lied about the policy. he was suddenly filled with sorrow about the policies that he implemented. >> geraldo, do i have to get a sharpie out and say i agree with you? he is a hypocrite. i think the point you are trying to make, he is running as a democrat and they've used identity politics and race as a weapon and this guy goes on tape and talks about throwing young black kids up against the wall. t

geraldo: it was shameful.hree questions you know they are going to ask you about stop andfrisk, about minority relations with the cops, they are going to ask you about sending your money to basically buy the democratic nomination. you have to have answers ready for these things. brian: how about minorities don't know how to act in the workplace. these aren't opinions. these are sound bites. geraldo: when you think of the fact that he has thousands of people working for him, why is it one to two guys to give him six lines that you know you can use in the debate, and then to seem like the deer in the headlights and get beat up by elizabeth warren and the others it was a performance that bordered on malpractice. >> lisa: there was such a prop ping up of bloomberg before the debate. the media was covering him with a lot of endorsements yet he wasn't on the debate stage or gotten a single delegate so why the propping up bloomberg? geraldo: you have to separate the substance of the man from the politics. he clearly

love you like geraldo. >> i'm a christian trying to love everybody.etimes you put me through a test, you and brother trump. i'm telling you. >> sean: being friends with me, geraldo will say you need prayer and fasting. when we come back, shocking statement by the congenital liar adam schiff. and gregg jarrett how a.g. barr was vindicated and matt gaetz goes on the hard hitting news show "the view." he will give us the behind-the scenes story ahead. >> tucker: as mentioned earlier, ♪ bottom line is, moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. from the international fellowship of christians and jews. - right now in the former soviet union, there are thousands of jewish holocaust survivors trapped in relentless poverty. there's no heat, no electricity, no running water. they're cold, hungry, and sick, and they're suffering and dying needlessly. christians and jews

the serious side, geraldo. of course we want -- we lead the world in finding cures and treatments for disease, geraldo. we share it with the world. a it's who we are. it defines us.ge we have the best scientists, the best medical experts. amazing work that they have done. this even, even this, is weaponized to bludgeon the president. >> i was deeply disappointed by speaker pelosi andap by the minority leader of the senate, chuck schumer. the senator from new york. really was way out of line to go out of their way to really tell mistruths. i don't want to call them lies. that word -- >> sean: that would be a lie, geraldo. that's like can lacking candor. it's a lie. t >> the effort is fully funded. we understand it. this is an apolitical virus, this is the opportunity for americans from all political strifes to get together to face this crisis. but to in any way minimize what is going on i think is a mistake. i think pence was a good selection, the vice president. he's being ridiculed. on the other hand, who did

love you like geraldo. >> i'm a christian trying to love everybody. sometimes you put me through a test, you and brother trump. i'm telling you. >> sean: being friends with me, geraldo will say you need prayer and fasting. when we come back, shocking statement by the congenital liar adam schiff. and gregg jarrett how a.g. barr was vindicated and matt gaetz goes on the hard hitting news show "the view." he will give us the behind-the scenes story ahead. triglycerides, can be tough. you diet. exercise. but if you're also taking fish oil supplements... you should know... they are not fda approved... they may have saturated fat and may even raise bad cholesterol. to treat very high triglycerides, discover the science of prescription vascepa. proven in multiple clinical trials, vascepa, along with diet is the only prescription epa treatment, approved by the fda to lower very high triglycerides by 33%, without raising bad cholesterol. look. it's clear, there's only one prescription epa vascepa. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you a

roger stone was "horrible and very unfair," a drumbeat he kept up in a radio interview with geraldo this morning. >> what they did to roger stone was a disgrace in terms of

a radio interview with geraldo rivera. >> do you ever wonder what your life would have been like if you had picked william barr instead of jeff sessions when you -- >> yeah, my life would have been a lot easier. >> the country's life? >> yep. my life would have been a lot easier. but i might have been less popular because they say they like that i fought it. they like that i won. they like that my base is much

in a radio interview yesterday with geraldo he acknowledged that he sent rudy giuliani to ukraine ton his political rivals. >> was it strange to send rudy giuliani to ukraine, your personal lawyer, are you sorry you did that? >> not at all. rudy was a great crime fighter. you know that maybe better than anybody else. >> of course. i interviewed him. >> rudy is on his game. rudy was a great crime fighter. >> well geraldo is a lawyer too and he led trump right into it but trump wanted to do it, he wanted to admit that he did something he's been denying for months. that contradicts what he just said to geraldo his own repeated denials during the impeachment investigation itself that he had anything to do with giuliani's trip to ukraine. here is what he told bill o'reilly back in november. >> what was rudy giuliani doing in ukraine on your behalf? >> well, you have to ask that to rudy. but rudy -- i don't even know -- i know he was going to go to ukraine and i think he canceled a trip. but rudy has other clients other than me. i'm one -- >> so you didn't direct him to go there on your be

. >> sean: that's geraldo speaking.nwhile, whoever wins the democratic nomination will face the president who has just ushered in historic level of economic growth in the best employment situation since 1969. after decades of democratic world, what, we've seen one american city after another in ruins. eight years of obama, minorities facing an epidemic of poverty, high unemployment, the cities that have been read by decades for democrats, what are the president run on? what have you got to lose? here we are three years later. record low unemployment, african-americans, hispanic-americans, asian-americans, women in the workplace. youth on a claimant, african youth and implement. one democratic, sprint is actually comparing this economic boon to slavery. okay. let's take a look. >> he's delivered the goods for a lot of african-americans, has he not, with record low on employment levels? one group after another. mostly with african-americans, you don't think that's something that's constructive? >> no. no, because it's not

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. >> sean: geraldo, he is an attorney. geraldo, they want to bring julian assange -- hillary clinton bought russian lions. number one. number two, this is a tainted jury. this judge seems corrupt to me. i think every case -- >> i totally agree. roger stone is getting screwed. the fact that liberals applauded the 7 to 9 year original sentence shows how really sick they are about people who support donald trump. this was to stick it to the president. it was not about r roger stone,9 fbi agents from helicopters, a marine unit, following close behind. it was absolutely bogus. it is b.s. the jurors' bias should be cause enough to reverse this conviction. let me go back to assange, though, sean, because i think i am the only person here who actually interviewed fidel castro. back in the '70s, i was a young reporter -- >> sean: geraldo, you are aging yourself. >> [laughs] and i have a kinder view of castro than most people do. >> sean: oh! >> let me make my point. >> sean: he murdered people. >> my point is this. my point is this

bloomberg is a total racist and he expanded on that in a radio interview with geraldo rivera. >> you could not go to your house. what bloomberg did to black, the black community was a disgrace. chris: kelly and, candidate donald trump supported what bloomberg did with stop and frisk. here he is in the first debate with hillary clinton and 2016. >> continued on by mayor bloomberg and terminated by current mayor. stop and frisk had a tremendous impact on the safety of new york city. tremendous. beyond belief. when you say it has no impact, it really did. a very big impact. why was it tremendous then and is racist now? >> the president is toying with everybody. if you showed videotape of that of him everybody would say racist. i think michael bloomberg learned his lesson. that was so long ago. a few years ago as mayor of new york. it was not just stop and frisk. he said run lighting, canceling redlining started the financial crisis. the african-american community were not the perpetrators of that crisis. many of them were the victims. what is he talking about? this billionaire that has

geraldo, thank you very much for joining us.ater. brian: he will join me in the radio. ainsley: jillian has headlines for us, hey, jillian. jillian: good morning to you, let's start off with this, 5 people are dead, possible tornado in south carolina just one of several reported twisters, high winds destroying a mobile home park in alabama leaving at least one person dead and take a look at this, a pan sitting on top of his car waiting to be rescued from a flood in tennessee, and a tree on moving vehicle in atlanta, no word on the driver's condition, that storm is now -- look at this, believe it or not, this isn't snow, massive amounts of foam filling an airplane hanger at a virginia airport news overnight, fire extinguishing system malfunctioned calling the giant spill, crews are cleaning up the mess right now. the treasury department is cooperating into senate inquiry of hunter biden, receiving confidential documents detailing biden's business dealings with ukraine, possible conflicts of interest from when biden held a high-pa

. >> and here's what the president told geraldo rivera on friday. >> rudy was totally on his game. >> the president also bringing back a familiar face for the 2020 campaign. hope hicks is expected to return to the white house in an advisor role. the long time trump aide resigned in 2018 in the heat of the russia probe after telling lawmakers in the heat of testimony she had told white lies in the course of her duties. >>> michael bloomberg apologizing on the campaign trail for the first time for the stop and frisk policies he defend in new york. bloomberg was heard supporting the policy in pretty crass terms. last night he spoke at a launch event in houston called mike for black america. >> there is one aspect approach that i deeply regret, the abuse of police practice called stop and frisk. i defended it looking back for too long because i didn't understand then the unintended pain it was causing to young black and brown families and their kids. i should have acted sooner and faster to stop it. i didn't, and for that i apologize. bloomberg's candidacy no doubt has president trump's a

geraldo rivera and dan bongino. david, what did you see? this was a tainted jury. that would should have told the judge and thrown off the jury panel from the get-go. never should have been on a jury. she never disclosed that. new trial, end of sentence. as relates to assange, hillary bought and paid for it. >> and hillary allowed people to listen to it. the juror and the judge appear to be kindered spirits. talk about a lack of fairness. the judge said to care about the integrity of the system. the courts that i worked in every day, she denigrated them with her speech. she accused stone of covering up for president trump. had nothing to do with it. because of stone, nunes house committee got things wrong. devin nunes said he had a 240 page report, maybe one line about roger stone. the mueller wiseman team had the information that claim stone denied. they didn't find russia collusion. this wasn't about covering up for trump. it denigrates our process and the integrity of our courts. >> sean: let's go to dan bong o bongino. look at these other people that lied. why

the history of things they have done as well.d geraldo rivera has been reporting for 50 years and hemething we've all been following for years. scandalous, ruby ridge. i watched this one personally and powerful account of something that you may have missed but had good indications about our government, what made mmerica great, selfishly have done a number of series of modern warriors and i get to st table with most highly decorated members of our generation to include multiple document reads in jerusalem and israel about places that we know about from the bible but have historic and important political applications right now. hgain, you will not get these from other places that have different views of our country and how great it is. it is not just the law stuff but every day you get new content. daily shows like if you don't get enough of stuart varney his take on the hot take of the issues of the day. keep up with jones, get tammy bruce and i'm biased because after the show on fox and friends we get more of brian and steven and ainsley when you want to watch it if you can't catch t

i have to ask you about something he said to geraldo rivera, about his other lawyer, rudy giuliani. >> was it strange to send rudy giuliani to ukraine, your personal lawyer, are you sorry you did that? >> not at all. rudy was a great crime fighter, you know that maybe better than anybody. >> of course, yeah. >> that's a blatant contradiction from what he said before. >> that's exact opposite of what he told bill o'reilly in november. your team cued up the clip. listen. >> jewel ygiuliani is your pers lawyer. you didn't direct him to do anything -- >> no, i didn't direct him. >> what has changed now, perhaps trump tries impeachment is over with, i've been acquitted, i can say whatever i want, perhaps he forgot he ever denied this, regardless, though, what he's saying now is the truth, he did direct rudy to go there. we heard that not only from rudy himself but from testimony from others in the impeachment inquiry. >> daniel, stand by. there are lots of murmurs. you were saying exactly to -- he forgot, and you -- >> i can't even believe he did it -- the president of the united states di

. >>> let me play for you the president with geraldo. >> why are so many people allowed to listen tophone calls anyway? >> that's what they've done over the years. when you call a foreign leader, they listen. i may end the practice entirely. i may end it entirely. sometimes you have 25 people. you have secretary of states, mike pompeo was on the call. he found the call to be perfect. with many people -- the only one, this guy ran and said he didn't like the call. first of all that's very insubordinate. why -- he went to congress or schiff or somebody. but vindman was the guy that, when we took him out of the building, the building applauded. i don't know if you heard that. >> let me fact check that. what vindman did was went to his boss, bolton, who sent him to the counsel's office who's being investigated by his boss. maybe there's a person that can pull that off googel for you, trump. what was that? >> vindman went up the chain of command. that's what military guys do. going back to what i was saying about the paradigm of him as a mob boss. when you're the president of the united s

i don't know if he thought he was in friendly terrain with geraldo rivera?dent is known to make these slip-ups where he denied about something earlier. >> it is also unclear because rudy wanted to go to ukraine before everything blew up but he also went after. he went with a camera crew. he went to the white house to brief president trump. i'm not sure which trip president trump is talking about in the geraldo interview. nonetheless. he is doubling down, something that he always does, saying he's not sorry. he's singing rudy's praises. what is so interesting is that the entire time rudy has said he's been working, not just for president trump but with president trump's knowledge and consent and on his behalf. and one thing that has been very interesting, if you listen to his comments, he said he was doing it because he's defense attorney. as a defense attorney, you come one an alternative explanation that clears your client. in other words, he was going to ukraine to find some stuff that would get president trump off the hook when it came to the russia inves

here is the president today with our own geraldo rivera talking about the roger stone case.o roger stone was a disgrace. we actually have the sound. let's do it. >> what did they did to roger stone was a disgrace in terms of everything. right from the beginning. 29 fbi agents loaded up with the most powerful rifles and machine guns. >> ed: congressman, it's been pointed out people sometimes get convicted for rape in this country and get four or five years in prison. he is going to get nine years in prison? how is that fair? >> he lied to congress and kept updating his story by sending letters. >> ed: is lying to congress worse than raping somebody. >> i'm not going to compare his case to a rapist case. >> ed: should compare a.m.s to a.m.s. if you get four to five years for raping someone. lying to congress to be clear how can you get 9 years for that or 4 to 5 years for raping someone. >> anyone who gets 420-to-5 years for raping someone is wrong. i would speak out b. against it. he falls within the guidelines. i think the reason the prosecutors are arguing for the sentence

. >> brennan: but i'm asking you if president trump was on geraldo's program, and said juliagiulianiigate the bidens. does that meet the standard? >> the president asked for investigation of joe biden and his son and burisma. he didn't ask for an investigation of amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren. he asked why the president asked for investigation. hunter biden and burisma. these are the facts. i didn't nake this up. president obama put vice president biden in charge of the foreign affairs. in ukraine and china. and his son walks away with millions in contracts. does that make sense? >> brennan: i wanted to ask you about your standard. we have to leave it there. >> let me be clear. there's -- >> brian: i'm sorry. >> asking for an investigation of corruption. >> brennan: we'll be back with amy klobuchar with a strong third place in new hampshire. she's going to join us from nevada. >> brennan: and we're back with amy klobuchar. she joins us this morning from las lass. good to have you. >> great to be here margaret: >> brennan: do you take attorney general barr at his word that his pe

so trump, on geraldo rivera's radio program today -- >> bloomberg came in and he said, well, you know what, this thing is so good, i'm going to stop every black person. and if you were a black person in new york, you were stopped two times a day, three times a day. you couldn't go to your house. they were stopping you every day. >> reporter: that's not true, by a long shot. and trump himself has long promoted stop and frisk as a success. >> stop and frisk had a tremendous impact on the safety of new york city. tremendous beyond belief. >> so, let's get to terry moran, with us live at the white house tonight. and terry, former mayor bloomberg declaring he's going to spend whatever it takes to try to defeat president trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. he's already spent $380 million. that's of his own money. we've never seen anything like it. a staggering sum. now president trump has his own war chest, but the most important numbers for him are those economic numbers. most americans are telling pollsters they feel better off today than they did in 2016 and for an incumbent preside

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. >> reporter: he told geraldo they quit because of political bias. >> i don't think they quit for moral reasons. i think they got caught in the act by me. what am i going to do? sit back, reprimand going to jail for 9 years when murder rates aren't going to jail? the most serious, horrible rapist and everything don't go to jail for nine years. >> reporter: he hasn't made up his mind whether to pardon stone or not as questions are asked relating to the jury for woman, set to be sentenced next thursday. bill: happy valentine's day by the way. democrats panicking over 2020 hopeful bernie sanders and his leaving early voting states, the left fearing his socialist agenda could cost them their seats this november. aishah hasnie joins us with the state of the democratic party. a lot of concerns here. >> reporter: it is so early but there are concerns, democrats don't just want to democratic president. they want to keep their seats in congress and are in panic over whether bernie sanders can deliver. >> it could be challenging in parts of the country that we have to win to win the presidency an

right after that, wow, bloomberg is a total racist and he expanded on that in a radio interview with geraldo rivera. president trump: what bloomberg did to the black community was a days grace. chris: candidate trump supported with bloomberg did with top and frisk. president trump: it was continued on by mayor bloomberg and terminated by the current mayor. but stop and frisk had a tremendous impact on the safety of new york city. so when you say it has no impact, it did, it had a big impact. chris: why was stop and frisk tremendous then and racist now. who the president is saying if he said something like that's,er would say racist. but look at all the people who are saying i think michael bloomberg learned his lesson, he apologized. it was so long ago. it was a few years ago with stop and frisk. he said canceling red lining started the financial crisis. this bill askon air who -- this willon aiwill -- it's not that l bloomberg was burning a bra at woodstock when he was a teenager. it's the what i said it. he said you can xerox the description of male minorities underage 25 and hand it or to

. >> dana: and he spoke out on a radio show with geraldo this morning.e a listen. >> president trump: i don't think they quit for the moral reasons, i think they got caught in the act by me. and you have some of the most serious of horrible and everything else and they don't go to jail for nine years. we look at schedules and you take a look, some of them go to jail for nothing for no time. then this guy is going to jail for nine years. >> dana: was the sentencing recommendation for that are out of whack for charges that they brought that they were convicted under? >> dana, i think it's important to know that. prosecutors don't send it to people, neither do fox news contributor's like me and neither does the president. lots of prosecutors don't even do what these four data, i never made a recommendation. the judge is going to do with the judge is going to do. we have guidelines in the federal system and i think bill barr's point is if you give them the eight level enhanceme enhancement, and if you did not take that threat credibly, if you did not think r

we will analyze that, tammy bruce, geraldo rivera certainly will.ing out all stops in the super bowl, with bill murray in groundhog day, chris evans with a feature, that is me mocking the boston accent. today we are getting a sneak peek of some of those models live from the floor of the chicago auto show which kicks off tomorrow. that and so much more along with of visit from what his family did to win the super bowl. it will be a fun show, don't miss a minute. there will be a quiz. jillian: will be multiple-choice or fill-in the blank? >> either way the whole country will have buzzers. rob: will they bring the actual trophy? >> we will wait and see to watch the show. todd: we appreciate that. jillian: we are coming right back. hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and s

to ask you about the fall out since rush limbaugh's homophobic comments about pete buttigieg and geraldo was asked if he would ever vote for gay president. >> would americans vote for a gay man to be president in. >> i think so. i think there would be some that wouldn't. i wouldn't be among that group, to be honest with you. i think that, yes, i think that it doesn't seem to be hurting pete buttigieg, as you would call him. it doesn't seem to be hurting him very much. >> keith, did you find the president's answer there to be genuine? >> i don't know. you can never tell. even the way he pronounced buttigieg wads a little awkward to me. trump has been all over the place on lgbtq issues. i don't know that i believe him on that. he cancelled pride month celebration several years in a row. he rescinded obama actions on lgbt inclusion. he hasn't shown a record of being the inclusive president he talks about. i'm not sure i believe that. not to mention the fact he engaged in a little homophobic candidates in the race before making insinuations that person might be gay. i don't know why donald t

." >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with geraldo, jesse watters, dana perino, "the five." ♪ so, how about thatut all the needed was a little chum to get the sharks eating. and that is what bloomberg was. he got eaten alive. >> a billionaire who calls women's fat broad's and no, i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> i thought he shouldn't

listen to what he told geraldo rivera this week about whether he'd want to run against bernie sandersof them. i think it would be good with anybody. frankly my first choice would be minimike. in a guy bought the democratic nomination i think that you have a revolution within the democrat party. i think biden is shot, he was shot from the beginning. i used to call him 1% joe, remember, 1%. >> i don't remember 1% joe, but that's -- neither here nor there. >> it's possible. >> it's possible. who can keep track of the nicknames. phil, let's talk about bloomberg and sanders. if you look at president trump's tweets about the 2020 candidates, bloomberg, he's tweeted 12 times. he's thinking about michael bloomberg. >> they're kind of two dual track -- that biden would be soft, he would eventually fall off and he can get under trump's skin. both appear to be true and no question about it, how much their campaign whether it's the social media strategy, whatever it is what michael bloomberg says on the trail is for getting trump's attention to tweet about it. i don't know if it work, if it becom

and geraldo rivera on the russian narrative that won't go away. we have a new one to talk about.nnel you trust, rob and jillian back in a few minutes. and we have no way to integrate all that? no...but bdo does. (announcer) people who know, know bdo. i had no idea why my mouth was constantly dry. it gave me bad breath. it was so embarrassing. now i take biotene dry mouth lozenges whenever i'm on the go, which is all the time. biotene dry mouth lozenges. freshen breath anytime, anywhere. biotene dry mouth lozenges. [ fast-paced drumming ] rob: it is called the twitter dunk of the century, steve scalise delivering a fact check to keith ellison after ellison suggested no bernie sanders supporters i mean. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with reaction, talking about the bernie bros. >> reporter: during the debate bernie sanders was forced to defend his supporters after several candidates complained that his fans were harassing them on social media. on wednesday keith ellison posted this tweet saying i have never seen bernie sanders supporters being unusually mean or ru

. >> geraldo: any moment now president trump will take the stage in colorado springs, vice presidentalready started the rally. some camped out since yesterday braving the colorado coal 12 days ahead of super tuesday when voters in the centennial state and 13 others could seal the deal for who will get the democratic nomination for president. this is "the story." we'll take you live to the president as soon as he hits the stage in colorado, one of several he's holding out west in the span of a few days making sure his presence looms large over the 2020 democrats who are struggling at the

and it took here a friendly interviewer, geraldo rivera, who has known the president for a long time, likes the president, they have a good relationship, to sort of casually let out what he at a time when he was under fire said he didn't do. >> the trouble here, jeff mason, is not just for the president, who has contradicted himself before, for republicans, a key element of their defense of the president during impeachment and the senate trial was that there was insufficient evidence that the president directed rude wriy giuliani on this errand. now you have the president, ten day after republican lawmakers saying confidently confirming it seems that's exactly what he did. >> well, i think what it has done here is really what lots of people expected. there is going to be more evidence coming out, after the process is over, there is going to be a book from john bolton, we all know, coming out in march, which will, you know, bring up all of these issues again. the impeachment process itself is over. the president was acquitted. he obviously feels good about that. he is still upset it ha

. >> jesse: you're not the first or last person to get big footed by geraldo. >> emily: we are so glad that ryan newman is out of the hospital, continue for him and his recovery. >> jesse: special report is up next. >> bret: welcome to washington, we are covering two major stories. anticipation for tonight's democratic debate could turn into a rhetorical bare-knuckle brawl as former new york mayor michael bloomberg faces five other presidential candidates for the first time. meantime, washington is trying to decipher the real relationship between the current president and his attorney general and what that may mean with big events in coming days. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off on the north lawn. >> white house officials insist the relationship between the president and attorney general william barr is a strong and he does remain a strong ally of the president. he appears to be increasingly compelled to tell the public that they don't see eye to eye on everything. sources tell fox news that attorney general william barr has considered quitting ove ovee presid

before roger stone was "horrible and very unfair," a drumbeat he kept up in a radio interview with geraldo this morning. >> what they did to roger stone was a disgrace in terms of everything. >> after the president's tweet the attorney general downgraded the sentence leading for democrats to call for his head. >> what the attorney general has done, we should be calling for the resignation of the attorney general. if you want resigned, remember, the attorney general can be impeached. >> he said barr made the decision before the tweets, but barr is still frustrated, saying... because i'm not going to be bullied or influenced by anybody up and i'm going to do what i think is right and i cannot do my do my job here at the department with a constant background commentary that undercuts me. >> but a new revelation in all of this, when the jury foreman from the stone trial came forward to support the four prosecutors who resigned after the recommendation was scrapped. tamika hart posting on facebook, it pains me to see the doj interfere with the hard work of the prosecutors. they acted with the u