jedediah: great song. the president was at madison square garden watching the fight, it was called after three rounds, actually, by the doctor. which is rare, in ufc, because they usually fight it out. but the president got a big old reception. ed: a lot of cheers, it's funny, i was watching another network, and they say in the rough rereception for the president. if you listen to the audio, tons of cheers. yeah, maybe some boos, it's just people get obsessed with anything they can find to go after the president about. i have to say, big picture, this has to be the first time in presidential history that you had the commander in chief at an event where people were shouting things like "put anymore a body bag." it's just comical, what was happening at the scene here. jedediah: every president, i feel like, gets a mixed reception. because you're going to have people on both sides of the aisle that love you, that hate you, that boo, that cheer. it was, absolutely, but i feel like everybody makes it into a sto

jedediah: wow.nish line. >> not initially. when i was at the finish line, participants of the race saw me and they are like did you know there is a runner that's down. somebody had fallen. so i alerted the ambulance that was at the finish line. and said, you know, you have a runner down that needs attention. and in my ear piece i hear his call sign 4650 adam. he said i'm administering cpr. and i just look over at the ambulance and said you guys have got to go now. being at the finish line and everybody crossing just a sea of people. i could not locate or see anybody. so i had to sit there and wait. and then i actually missed him crossing the finish line and coming over to me. and then he got down on one knee and i thought he was hurt. and then he -- you know, he popped the question i said yes. and then it just went into what happened down there? we just went right back into work mode. so it was one of the -- jedediah: two wonderful professionals. also emotional. tried to do your job. there because i

jedediah: yeah. best thing he can do, in my opinion, is to release everything, because at this point it's not going to stop. i said from the beginning cooperate because you always look like you have nothing to hide when you're willing to put everything on the table and let democrats be not transparent let them the ones that look like it, and president trump will look like someone who's following protocol and willing to puerto stuff out there. that's the way he wins, in my opinion. griff: it goes a long way, remember, republicans have been upset about transparency as we get ready to hear from these witnesses from behind closed doors. were there things going on that the american people didn't know about? we're going to find out. this is obviously -- ed: yesterday the news was republicans wanting to put their witnesses out. a they want hunter biden and others to make this a fair investigation, not just looking at the president. but already adam schiff rejecting basically all those republican witnesses o

>> juan: jedediah, are you scared? >> jedediah: i am.now who advises her to do these things. i feel embarrassed for her on so many occasions. it so fascinating to me that she doesn't realize that she was distrusted by republicans but she was distrusted by a lot of democrats who didn't come out and vote for her because they were like, i don't know. this email stuff, this benghazi stuff. it started to add up and they didn't want her in the white house. it's stunning to me that she can say things, honestly she says i don't know what i did to get themselves set. she still can't fathom that she played a role in the reason why people didn't come out to vote for her. i think, listen, she's trying to make fun of herself. i get it. the comedy round. but i don't know at one point she is just going to stop talking about the last election pretty want to get out there and talk about issues, go ahead. she is entitled. she has an opinion i'm sure. she's not going to run again. you want to sell her book. i get it. at some point, leapt 2016 go. let it be

jedediah: big trouble. 13. pete is like why don't they keep scoring. lopsided scores policy. i didn't know they had it. mandated coaches who win by more than 42 points have to explain themselves. jedediah: what? >> is it worth beating a team 70-0? isn't 30 points enough? or is 40 points enough? pete: what is enough in the rule was put in place as a way to keep scores closer and not embarrass the other team? is that the right move? joining us now to react is legendary college football coach lou holtz, coach, thanks for being here. perfect person to speak to this. last time i checked. you can check the rule book for me, coach. the goal is to score as many points as you can on the field while there is still time on the clock. am i right? >> i agree with you on that. i think both of them are wrong. the organization suspended the coach is wrong. and the winningness coach is wrong as well. the way he handled it. the reason i say that, i was a head football coach playing west virginia coached by bobby bowden, very

from his home in stanton, the as yet unparoled mapmaker jedediah hotchkiss says many men are going to be parol. he holds out. the reason why is unclear. within a week, at least 1793 men had been paroled in the valley, including the vast majority of mosby's 34 battalion. the vast majority turn themselves in at winchester april 22, the day after mosby had abandoned his command. he does not. he takes off south. a great many of his men do. while remnants of lee's army streamed into federal posts in small towns and throughout the countryside, they gushed into richmond. here is a sketch of men crossing one of the pontoon bridges. here is the customs house, where hatchet establishes base. even before april 14, lee's men are coming into richmond, seeking paroles. most of these men are virginians. this chart, i am not sure if you can read this, it breaks out men from the regiment. 76 from the third virginia infantry, 52 from the third virginia calgary, 51 from the these are units, not one or two men coming in at a time. they are wearing the ninth virginia calvary. i would like to thank the fam

i am jesse watters with jedediah, juan, dana, and greg.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." donald trump taking on liberal america. the president who made his name in new york, now escaping the high tax state for florida. leftist lawmakers are ripping trump for changing his residen residency. >> i don't believe he was ever a new yorker anyway because living in new york does not make you a new yorker. to be a new yorker is a state of mind, a set of beliefs. so i s

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jedediah: great song.s at madison square garden watching the fight, it was called after three rounds, actually, by the doctor. which is rare, in ufc, because they usually fight it out. but the president got a big old reception. ed: a lot of cheers, it's funny, i was watching another network, and they say in the

i am jesse watters with jedediah, juan, dana, and greg.n new york city and this is "the five." donald trump taking on liberal america. the president who made his name in new york, now escaping the high tax state for florida. leftist lawmakers are ripping trump for changing his residen residency. >> i don't believe he was ever a new yorker anyway because living in new york does not make you a new yorker. to be a new yorker is a state of mind, a set of beliefs. so i

jedediah: love you guys, thank you! >> ♪ ♪ maria: welcome, good sunday morning everyone.nks so much for joining me, i'm maria bartiromo joining us exclusively straight ahead right here on "sunday morning futures ." from the white house chief strategist steve bannon is here, on the democrats push for impeachment, the president's strategy to counter it and how the showdown will impact next year's election now exactly one year away. also, 2020 democratic presidential candidate congresswoman tulsi gabbard is here and if she would ever consider a third party run and the her feud with hillary clinton. plus republican congressman jim jordan the ranking member on the house oversight committee and the democrats closed door hearings on the impeachment and the ig report and john durham investigation and then the lawyer for former national security advisor michael flynn all that right here and right now on "sunday morning futures." all that coming up but first democrats are forging ahead with their impeachment inquiry invit ing more top white house officials to testify this week, beh

so, yeah, i was talking to jedediah about it. she is so happy. and just loves her baby boy.t whole thing about me. brian: it was great. ended up about her. meanwhile, minority leader kevin mccarthy joining us right now. he has a lot on his plate as the republican party looks to get ahold of the narrative. especially when it comes to impeachment. we understand, congressman, that four separate people will be testifying today and this is going to be a big week. what is -- is there a game plan for republicans going in on that committee? >> well, it's always been our game plan. just stick to the facts. remember, these witnesses are the only people who pass the audition for adam schiff. remember, no due process. the president does not get an attorney in the room. the president does not get to request any witnesses. this is all about adam schiff, whoever passed his screening for the audition down in that basement. you know what you will find is the same we have found before. the democrats are not concerned about facts, only focus groups. we are not sure what word they will use toda

guess what jedediah welcomed hartley into the world last friday. debut tomorrow. that's an exclusive right here. >> i can't wait to talk to her. i have been talking to her since baby and a little bit before. ed: giving her tips? rachel: she did a great job. look at that beautiful baby. pete: i have not given her any tips. i don't think she wants any from me. [laughter] beautiful bab baby boy. ed: you have 9. pete has seven. rachel: between us we have snowm. >> jason, highly anticipated ig report on alleged fisa abuse. president trump making this bold prediction on "fox & friends." >> you have a fisa report coming out which the word is it's historic. that's what the word is that's what i hear. and if it's historic, you are going to see something. this was spying on my campaign. something that has never been done in the history of our country. this was an overthrow attempt at the presidency. they tried to overthrow the presidency this is a disgrace. pete: the media is already jumping the gun and down playing its findings before the december 9th relea

jedediah may be getting into labor. we may have some news this weekend. we don't know.e you. lisa: i appreciate the singing. pete: not going to get it. lisa: beautiful voice. pete: i don't want to hear it again? ed: maybe next hour. lisa: wement people to keep watching. ed: impeachment details coming up. impeachment headlines. pete: big pardon news coming as well for war fighters. start with this. senior official from the office of management and budget set to give a closed door deposition on capitol hill this morning. ed: it is the next step in the democrats' impeachment inquiry that after former ukraine ambassador maria yovanovitch testified yesterday. lisa: garrett tenney is live in our nation's capital after two big revelations emerge from yesterday's hearing. garrett? >> good morning. a couple hours from now mark sandy from the office of management and budget is schedule to testify behind closed doors. house investigators are interested hearing from him he allegedly raised concerns with acting chief of staff mic mulvaney about why was that military aid to ukraine w