>>gretchen: dr.n revealing he rejected multiple attempts from the white house to give an advanced copy of his speech. dr. carson says he doesn't write out his speeches or use teleprompters. you can hear him again at the national conservative political conference next month. >>brian: subway says customers should prepare to pay more the next time they go to the spweufp place. -- zip -- sandwich place. >>steve: the academy awards created many moments and now they have been adoreably re-created by children. here's a double take. jennifer lawrence spotted opbd red carpet. check out ben affleck. >>gretchen: very cute. all part of one new york photographer's series called toddlewood, tots pose like their celebrity counterparts. >>gretchen: time to check out your weather for today. >> it's raining and the weather girl forgot her umbrella. don't tell anybody. let's look at the storm. we've been talking about the storm all week long. started out in the plains, moved in to texas towards oklahoma and missouri, a

i'm gretchen carlson. >> he was snubbed for best director, a nod for that but did the academy make it up for ben affleck with a gift for the first lady. watch this. >> and the oscar goes to? "argo." >>gretchen: argo's big win. jennifer lawrence's big miss. oopsy daisy. straight ahead. >>brian: car number 48 doubles down. >> for the second time the daytona 500 goes to jimmy johnson, five-time champion >> i claim him as my cousin. plus new video from that terrific crash just one day before. >> from a man who loves that car. democrats and republican governors saying the same thing, cuts to that stair doesn't have to happen. the countdown to sequestration. that is what this is about. "fox & friends" starts now. >>gretchen: good morning. hope you had a great weekend. we had some legal segments but we might need help with regard to the oscars. what was the lawyer's opinion of the oscars last night? >> it was great. loved it. i stayed up until about 11:00. >>gretchen: there was knowingly -- there was nothing liti

can you toss it in to steve and gretchen. >> steve and gretchen, it's cold out here.en: michael, you come back in here and finish out the rest of the show. >> steve: good job, brian. now you got to get out. next time we should spray him down with pam. >> gretchen: no kidding. democrats outraged at president bush over enhanced interrogation techniques. where is the outrage now that president obama wants to kill terrorists with drones? michelle malkin at the top of the hour. >> steve: tim geithner writing a book about the financial crisis what should it be titled? e-mail us your ideas it should be under stephens. the verizon share everything plan for small business. get a shareable pool of data... got enough joshua trees? ... on up to 25 devices. so you can spend less time... yea, the golden barrels... managing wireless costs and technology and more time driving your business potential. looks like we're going to need to order more agaves... ah! oh! ow! ... and more bandages. that's powerful. sharble data plus unlimited talk and text. now save $50 on a droid razr maxx hd

. >> gretchen: good morning, february 19th, each gretchen carlson. breaking news overnight, and new report says china military has stolen important data from hundred target. they beefed up the military and hacking capabilities. should we be cutting ours? >> steve: more good nice, gas prices got hiked up for the 33rd day in a row. prices continue to soar, washington continues to stay silent. when can we expect in relief i ask. eric bombing. >> eric: if s your gun stored in a safe place? the new law that let's cops search legal gun owners who haven't broken any laws. fox and friends starts right now. >> gretchen: brian is extending his holiday weekend for another day. we have eric bombing sitting here. >> steve: can you believe it. a former oil trader on the couch and first, let's start with fox news alert. >> gretchen: major cyber security, a series of hacking attacks against the united states. heather joins us live with more. >> reporter: good morning to you. these are the startling findings in a new report that has just been released. the 74-page re

>>gretchen: good morning. i'm gretchen carlson. it's wednesday, february 6, 2013. thanks for sharing your time today. what a difference four years make. democrats now say it is their right to kill americans as they see fit, the same party who said it was wrong for george bush to torture terrorists. is there hypocrisy? >>steve: come get your gun insurance. good idea? what do you think? we're going to report and you decide. >>brian: a good lesson for anyone. why it is never a smart idea to flip off the judge. i've always thought this but other people fought me on it. wait till you see what happened to this girl because she has a bit of a temper. what a lady. "fox & friends" starts now. >>steve: i think the key is whether or not she flipped off the judge before or after the sentence. >>gretchen: she did it as she was walking away. >>steve: come on back. >>gretchen: he increased it because she was sassy to him. then she decided to do the bird. then he said did you just actually say blank you to me? she said yes, i did. he then said i will now increase your bail to, i t

>>gretchen: good morning. i'm gretchen carlson. it's tuesday, february 5, 2013. thank you for sharing your time with us today on a big news day because that standoff in the bunker is over. that child hostage safe. this morning, how the suspect died and why the f.b.i. moved in when they did. how did they do it? developing details live from the scene. >>steve: the president knows best. he says gun owners agree with him. >> we know, for example, from polling that the universal background checks are universally supported just about. by gun owners. >>steve: really? is he really on the side of gun owners. critics say don't fall for it. we will explain. >>brian: wonder why you can't get a date for valentine's day? maybe you need to take off your facebook page, chris. tpobgz tpobgz starts now. -- "fox & friends" starts now. >>gretchen: good morning everybody. look who's back. >>steve: brian kilmeade back from the super bowl. >>brian: we are back. i've never seen that facebook picture. >>gretchen: i'm not sure why, but it reminds me of -- >>steve: this depicts a picture y

>>gretchen: that sounds fantastic.ma. >> he and volunteers cofounded a group. he lives in the palestinian territories. he noticed this area, in his own words, was very dirty and not well taken care of. he wanted to help clean it up. we help fund him by providing trash bins and art supplies. him and his volunteers are going to help clean up the area, leave trash cans available for people to throw away their trash and paint murals on the walls, as well as help educate some of the youth around there and how they can take care of their community. >>gretchen: we have oscar medina. what was he doing? >> he came to us through our partnership of green for all. oscar lives on the south side of tucson where there's a lot of young men who don't have many job skills and there's not many opportunities to get training for jobs. he saw this great opportunity in the future of the green economy to provide skills by teaching people how to create organic foods, learn about agriculture, irrigation, grow their own food so they can eat heal

i'm gretchen carlson. i hope you're going to have a fantastic day and you're not a little too tired after staying up late. the ravens return to baltimore this morning world champs despite a bizarre blackout that brought the super bowl to a screeching halt. now we know exactly what went wrong. we'll tell you. >>steve: it wasn't all football. who could forget commercials like this one? >> we're out of milk. we're going to run down the best and worst of 2013. good morning to you, brian kilmeade. >>brian: thank you. the rock and i go way back. i'll go over that relationship which has hit a roadblock. along with the hoopla surrounding the super bowl, i had a chance to go to baton rouge, louisiana, to the governor's mansion and speak to governor bobby jindal exclusively. you'll see both parts of that interview as we get started on "fox & friends" this monday. >> look at him go. he is flying! inside the 20! a kickoff return. 109 yards. >>gretchen: the ravens kobe jones with a 108-yard kickoff return. the ravens a

>>gretchen: good morning. it's tuesday, february 12, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing part of your day today. fox news alert. first reports of an earthquake. it was actually north korea detonating a nuclear device. why is president obama hours away from announcing cuts now to our own nuclear arsenal? breaking details for you straight ahead. >>steve: meet the shooter, the navy seal who took down osama bin laden setting the record straight and making a shocking claim. he has been betrayed by the u.s. federal government and can barely afford to feed his family. he's jobless. his story this morning. >>brian: how much would you pay to take these guitars from rock n'roll moves history to your living room? the chance is coming your way as "fox & friends" starts right now. >>gretchen: breaking news because it set off earthquake warnings but it was actually a north korean nuclear test. it all happened hours ago and now the world son alert. kelly wright is on this story for us live in washington right now. good morning, kelly. >> good morning to all of you thi

>>gretchen: good morning. today is wednesday, february 13, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time today. fox news alert. a burned body found inside the cabin where a suspected cop killer started a shootout with police and brand-new video of the fiery encounter. we're live in california with the major developments overnight. >>steve: the president of the united states gives a state of the union speech, promising spending, a lot more spending and then some more spending. but don't worry, it's not going to cost anybody anything. >> let me repeat: nothing i'm proposing tonight should increase our deficit by a single dime. >>steve: that's great. but how does the president plan to pay for a long list of very expensive items? we're going to talk about that. >>brian: while that was going on, there's this. he's the best in the show. the westminster kennel club dog show had all breeds barking for the big one. but only one could take home the title. and the winner will be here live. i'll warn you, he's had a long night. "fox & friends" starts right now. >>gretche

>> gretchen: thank you, brian.ation, and high rates of out of wedlock births. but does the decline in marriage also lead to higher poverty rates? joining me is sheila webber, executive director of national marriage week usa. she would know. good to see you. >> thank you. >> gretchen: i want to get to the stats because i think these are going to surprise a lot of people. if you do these things, if you graduate from high school, if you work full time, and if you marry after the age of 21, you only have a 2% chance of living in poverty. that's amazing because when you look at those three things, not that tough to achieve. >> it is amazing. we want to get the message out that marriage is sort of the unsigned antipoverty program and i think that both the left and the right can come together, even though they disagree on many other issues, come together about marriage, being a solution for poverty. in fact, the heritage and the brookings institutions both have something to say. heritage foundation says that if a child li

each gretchen i'm gretchen carl.een an explosion and reports of several injuries. we will have the latest on what's going on there. >> steve: hammered on the hill. the former senator from nebraska confused as he was peppered with questions about our national security. will ergate pass? will he pass? will he be the secretary of defense? a live report from d.c now let's go to new orleans. >> brian: steve, i give 10%. why do you get 18%? hear from the pastor who left that note straight ahead instead of a tip. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: that's the tulane marching band. not pictured here to my immediate right, the international guard from louisiana. been quite busy overt last few years between katrina and the bp disaster. they're glad to have the super bowl back and we're glad to be here. while we're doing the show, i cannot believe how much news is breaking around the world. >> gretchen: exactly. let's get to your headlines. there has been an explosion in front of the u.s. embassy in the turkish appearca

. >> gretchen: it did?w you were such an artist. a shocking stat, new study shows nearly half of americans have more credit card debt than emergency savings. when money is tight, more and more people are relying on shady payday loans could which can have interest rates as 500%. >> brian: so how can you avoid falling into the payday loan trap? joining us now from nashville is personal finance guy, dave ramsey. keep me out of the shady deals. how too i do that? >> i think one thing is to remember, it is kind of like going to the docks or the shady deals or the back alley where the guy who hadn't shaved in three deals. the scum of the financial world. 500 to 800% interest rate. the whole thing is based on a hot check. it's based on the fact you go in and write a check two weeks in advance and they told had for two weeks. you write a check for $200, they pay you $180. it's ridiculous and keeps the poor poorer. >> gretchen: so you had some alternatives. correct? >> well, obviously the basic common sense things a

>>gretchen: i have not. i was watching last night with my daughter, and she was -- we were trying to figure out, why do those dog judges who have on beautiful gowns and sparkly slippers, why do they feel the dog from head to toe? i know they're probably checking their teeth to make sure they're straight. i get the tail thing to make sure there is no crink in the tail but what else are they checking for? >>brian: i don't know. straight ahead, she's the army sergeant credited with stopping the shooting rampage at fort hood but she says president obama betrayed her and the other victims. >>steve: she got a c-plus in her grad course but she sued her college because the bad grade ruined her dreams. does she have a case? we'll talk about that straight ahead. [ emale announcer ] ready to mix things up with lean cuisine? try our entrees, snacks and new salads. wild salmon with basil, garlic chicken spring rolls, and now salads, like asian-style chicken. enjoy 100 delicious varieties under 400 calories. lean cuisine.

>>gretchen: it is.>> that's a lot of time, relatively speaking, compared to previous conclaves. we remember that john paul ii, shortly after his death, the cardinals were there and began their meeting. >>gretchen: do you know the average age of the cardinals? would they be inclined to select somebody who is younger, or is that seen as not something that you do because you select somebody who has much more experience? >> well, we have two recent examples that are different. one, john paul ii was made pope at a very young age relatively speaking. and pope benedict, 85, already past the normal retirement age of a priest being elected at 78 years old. we're going to have lots of time to talk about who will be the next pope and what he's going to look like, where he's going to be coming from, what his age will be. but this is a time that is certainly an unforgettable moment in the history of the church. >>brian: it's hard to imagine a cardinal with more charisma and presence than the one we have here, cardin

>>gretchen: the u.s. security council will hold that emergency meeting this morning on this nuclear test. i believe it will be a 9 a.m. eastern time. what are they going to do unless they get russia on board and some of these other countries? >>brian: one thing that would get their attention and china's attention is if you get nuclear weapons to south korea and japan. at one point we have to say we have to be able to protect our friends, we're under treaty. that is the only way we can do it. what's unbelievable is tonight at 9:00 there will be a state of the union in which the president will say i'm going to cut our nuclear arsenal by 40%. isn't that good. somebody get vladimir putin on the phone. hope he does the same thing. >>steve: are you saying on the day those crazy people in north korea do another atomic weapons test over there we're going to cut from, right now we have 1,700 atomic weapons of some sort. and the president is obligated by the start treaty to bring it down to, i believe, 1,550 by 201

>>gretchen: good morning. it is friday. tgif, february 8, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time. fox news alert. a massive manhunt continues this morning for an ex-cop on a killing spree. we're now learning more about his motivation through a manifest tow he posted on-line. the bizarre comments in a live report out of california ahead. >>steve: outgoing secretary of defense leon panetta tries to explain once again why there was no help in benghazi, libya. >> you can't just willy-nilly send f-16's there and blow the hell out of a place without knowing what's taking place. >>steve: is that enough for the families of the four dead americans? we're going to talk about this shortly. >>brian: what about buzzing them over the unrest. that would have cleared it out. i'll never be this good at basketball. [music] >>brian: the amazing two-year-old who never misses a shot is here live at this hour to never miss a shot for you. "fox & friends" starts now. >>gretchen: good morning. we begin with a fox news alert. a manhunt still underway for a former police offic

good morning to you, bob. >> good morning, gretchen. >> gretchen: all right. insurance by 10 basises points. >> this is a real major change i want our viewers to understand. there are several things i want to talk about. first of all, as of june of this year, june 3, any home that's purchased after it, if it's fha insured, now your mortgage insurance, gretchen, will be the life of the loan, which is a major change 'cause it used to be the once you get 22% equity or five years, the north insurance is gone. that's number one. number two, you just mentioned, the bases points on our existing nma will go up as of april of this year. about what they call ten bases points. that's where -- more dots homeowner. the last thing, as it relates to jumbo loans, they're going to increase it, from 3.5% to 5%, down payment on jumbo loans. these are things that our president just said. it's making it difficult for young people to get into homes. guess what? it's just going to get worse. >> gretchen: but why? why are they doing this? >> couple things. if you read the statistics,

now we're going to dig deeper. >> gretchen: fantastic. >> thanks, gretchen.e heart of our nation's capitol. he grew up when dc was first establishing itself as the next great american city and he took full advantage of that unique opportunity. you run the largest african-american real estate company that has a multi-billion-dollar portfolio of luxury hotels, commercial properties. people say, wow. this guy has it all. what gets you going in the morning? >> the same thing that got me going in the beginning. i want to do something transformational. my grandfather worked around the clock, two shifts as a hotel doorman and he taught his daughters that there was no limitation of what they could accomplish. but what gets me going every day is try to do something different and building something better so that others can benefit from it as well. >> he was born in washington, d.c., an only child, his parents divorced when he was five years old. >> that was a difficult time for me personally. i loved my father and i loved my mother and i wanted to live with them both.

melissa: gretchen, the loopholes the end in terms of revenue? don't know there's enough there -- there's never enough revenue to support the spending we do. >> no. if you're going to look at the loopholes, look at the whole tax code. reform the whole code, go after it, do the whole thing. >> good. >> to the point to talk about short term versus long term, how often do we get stuck in this and they reverse the decision every single time. >> lock it in. >> leaders have no celt -- credibility on the long term cuts. cuts committed that was the white house's idea, they all voted for, now trying to reverse it. that was two years ago. give me a break. melissa: dennis, have you thought of anything you liked in the plan,this is for the third ti. you had a lot of time to work on your homework assignment, so i'm sure you have something right now. go. >> i think i should get partial credit for the last answer. i'll leave it alone. the reality is talk short term or long term all you want, and in a few days, starting phasing in $85 billion in cuts. half of th

bill: gretchen, alan keeps coming back with your ideas.ublicans don't have the votes. >> republicans don't have the votes. bill: how do you win this debate? you say you know what, look at the raw numbers? >> you have to have a willing partner across the table. republicans right now don't have that with the senate and they don't have -- >> and president does? the president has a willing partner? >> i think republicans have shown numerous times come to the table time and time again through debates and when it ce to the debt crisis, when it came to a number of these negotiating. but you have to have faith and trust in your partner. and you have to have someone offering up real solutions. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> seems to be putting this on other people. alan you're accepting this as the new normal you're okay with it. >> i'm not okay with it. i just like to know what the republicans -- >> it is not okay. >> republicans have had nothing to bring to the table. american people rejected them because they have no new ideas. other than cr

[ laughter ] >> stephen: excellent question, gretchen. how did they launch a monkey into space? [ laughter ] the possibilities are endless. [ laughter ] did they use a giant slingshot? or a monkey sized t-shirt cannon? [ laughter ] or did they do the obvious: put yellow-tinted glasses on a monkey and wait until a crescent moon so it thinks it's a banana and climbs up there himself? [ laughter ] how did they do it?! >> they've got rockets over there. [ laughter ] >> stephen: huh. they've got rockets over there. i did not see that coming. [ laughter ] folks, all this time we've been worrying about enriched uranium-- iran has been acquiring weapons of macaque destruction. [ laughter ] it won't be long until icbm's-- intercontinental ballistic monkeys-- are hurling their feces down on us from their sub-orbital tire swings! what happened to america? when i was a kid, we led the world in airborne chimp technology, and every child dreamt of growing up to launch a bewildered, frightened animal into the icy void of space. [ laughter ] but sadly we canceled that program. and folks, this n

. >> gretchen: you'll hear about that. i have a feeling. or log on for our after the show show. most importantly, have a fantastic day. thanks for sharing your time with us. >> steve: see you tomorrow. >> brian: look, we had one second left. bill: brian, catch you later. good morning, everybody. a fox news alert. the week-long manhunt for a rogue former cop is apparently over, apparently. after a wild standoff and shootout, some of that shootout caught on live television. [gunfire] that is just some of the barrage of gunfire outside a burning cabin where ex-cop chris dorner was believed to be inside holed up. what is believed to be his remains were found insided charred cabin. that has not been confirmed. they're working to i.d. the party. what a wild day it was and still is now. welcome, everybody. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom". martha: that was something late yesterday afternoon. good morning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. we're told he was hiding out in the big bear resort through this entire duration. he was literally right across from the police comman

. >> jon: see, gretchen if you say you want smaller government, the electorate rejects it but if you want it to function more efficiently the electorate likes it even though it's clearly not what you believe. it's a power of the language. that is why this is called a beard and not a chin-faking face pube. i like this game. [ laughter ] to me fair, it would be curlier if that were the case. let's play error and adjustment. >> the error is medicare and social security and the adjustment is save and strengthen entitlements. i guess that sounds better. >> jon: it does (bleep) sound better. it does sound better for the actual plan for entitlements which would cut them which sounds (bleep). [ laughter ] this is the kind of messaging strategy that the republicans have had in place for years. maybe this strategy is starting to have diminishing returns. maybe they've hit peak lumps. there's endless reserve of word-ipulaitions has run its course. is there a way to gain advantage. >> it's time for a new republican that talk like adults. >> jon: like with curse words. let's get this country back

gretchen was right.an: i'm going to be dancing on the show now because i have a gift for it and a proclivity to be successful. >>steve: it's called "dancing with the news." >>brian: that's a look back and what you missed. >>alisyn: i saw it. i saw a lot of it but i didn't see your dancing. coming up, cultural sensitivity training course turns into a bash fest on america's founders. >> i want you to say the pilgrims were illegal aliens. say the pilgrims never gave their passport to the indians. >>alisyn: you won't believe what came next. >>steve: when a soldier is down and time is running down, an elite unit of the air force hops in the front lines to rescue them. we're going to meet the pararescue men next on "fox & friends." [ female announcer ] caltrate's done even more to move us. because vitamin d3 helps bones absorb calcium, caltrate's double the d. it now has more than any other brand to help maximize calcium absorption. so caltrate women can move the world. can make any old day a special occasion.

>>gretchen: good morning. it's tuesday, february 26. i'm alison camerota in for gretchen. three days before what the president calls a crisis for the country, but he's leaving town. >> this is not the time to be campaigning. >> if the president was serious, he'd sit down with harry reid. >> should the president turn his bus around? we report. you decide. >>steve: turn the bus around or turn the beat around? >>brian: one was al roker's book and one was the 1970's hit. >>steve: the president tells the press out with you's. >> look forward to our partnering. with that, what i want to do is clear out the press so we can take some questions. all right? >>brian: fantastic. goodbye, ed henry. there is one way to hear what he has to say. a little bit later you're going to ask some questions and i'll leave. the picture you didn't see from the first lady's oscar appearance. who decided she needed to cover up and get some sleeves and a higher neckline? "fox & friends" starts now. >>steve: welcome board to the tv barn, everybody. what does that mean? [mooing] >>brian: steve was recrui

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. >> gretchen: tomorrow on the show, we'll have laura ingraham and justin bieber's pastor. >> brian:ght. [ laughter ] >> that's one for you. >> brian: he comes from a very religious family. >> gretchen: his mom has been on the show and she is very religious. in the meantime, log on because we'll have an after the show show for you there. and log on to brian's radio show. >> brian: if you have to run from the tv, run to the radio and we have michael phelps in studio. >> gretchen: see you wednesday. bill: morning everybody. brand new week. the clock is running in washington. we're four days from the deadline. where billions in budget cuts start moving into effect for medicare to the military. total of about 1.2 trillion over the next ten years. some are threatening that thousands could lose their jobs. that scenario of working out a deal increasingly unlikely especially when you consider congress doesn't have a session on scold all come friday, end. week. martha: hard to do if you don't show up. good morning, bill. good morning everybody,. i'm martha maccallum. the president is putting