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michael madigan, later bill brady, m durkin, attorney general collect role, secretary of state jesse whiteach mendoza, treasurer members of the general assembly, members of the congressional delegation, governor pat, governor bruce, and general richard hayes, to all of you, on behalf of the people of illinois, i thank you for your service. [applause] gov. pritzker: ladies and gentlemen, for 200 years, illinois has proudly stood as the beating heart of our republic. a place whose people have high hopes and clear vision. found --here lincoln held us together. this is where obama came to organize and to witness the courage that runs deep in our communities. in whom he found the fortitude to launch his bid to make history. [applause] gov. pritzker: this is where the 13th and 19th amendments to the u.s. constitution were first ratified, ending slavery and guaranteeing a woman's right to vote. [applause] this is where on the sunday morning after the great chicago fire, reverend robert callier, pastor of the first unitarian church, an immigrant and anti-slavery abolitionist and a woman's suffrage

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jesse: here to respond white house press secretary sarah sanders. ome to "watters world". >> it is good to be with you. jesse: the base is extremely pumped up about his move it has deftly gotten everybody excited realizing how incensed of this is but now they say her safety was jeopardized because the white house leaked her travel plans? . >> that is outrageous nobody in this building will do anything to put the safety and the security of any american particularly those in service like speaker pelosi in any type of danger. the idea we leaked commercial travel is absolutely absurd and frankly it is just dishonest. if any of these mainstream media folks praise the power move by nancy pelosi there is nothing powerful about the speaker of the house questioning the ability of the united states secret service who have said they have no problem protecting the president so be clear. they protect the president when he was in iraq i'm sure they can handle the job on capitol hill. frankly it is shameful and unbecoming of the speaker to pull the action that she

jesse: the women's march postponed because it was too white. ext, diamond and jesse: house speaker nancy pelosi already making waves with president trump. this is what she told the today's show's savannah guthrie. she was asked if he deals with her differently because she is a woman. >> he has to learn to deal with women in power and women strength. but we'll see. jesse: here to react, the strongest women i know, diamond and silk. i know how president trump deals with strong women. he dealt with hillary. he beat her. >> the president does not have a problem with working women. the problem is when you have a congress that don't want to work, they want to play games. and we don't have time for it. they want to pass the buck. the problem is congress who need to do their job. that's what pelosi needs to be focused on. not the president. >> nancy pelosi who don't want to do her job, that's not a strong woman, that's a weak woman. jesse: he treats women the same way he treats men. megyn kelly, ted cruz, jim acosta. he gets in their face and tells them

jesse: what does america have to do with colonialism. >> all the headlines are talking about the whitenessf humboldt county. that's not fair to say without acknowledging why that is the case. that is the case because of the genocide of indigenous people. jesse: that's the reason you canceled the march because hundreds of years ago your white ancestors killed a lot of native americans here? >> we postponed it, not canceled it. we postponed it because the leadership putting on the march did not represent who all were living in our communities. so having an event that is labeled by [bleep] would cause more damage because they had to experience the horrifyingness of having american soldiers cutting their reproductionive organs out and genitalia out westering them as hats. the fact that this march is a symbol of [bleep] is what we want to work against. jesse: just a lot to digest there. i could do a whole with you, kelsey. i think one of the closest nba teams, the sacramento kings, do you think they are too black of a team? >> i do not follow sports at all. jesse: i'm just wondering because the

jesse: colonialism? what does america have to do with colonialism? . >> all the headlines are still overwhelmingly whiteth county that's not fair to say without knowing why that is the case. it is because of the genocide of the indigenous people. jesse: okay. so that's the reason you canceled the march because hundreds of years ago your white ancestors killed a lot of native americans here? . >> we postponed it. not canceled it but the leadership of who was putting on the march did not represent everybody in the community. so having an event labeled would cause more damage to people that identify as indigenous because they already have the experience of whole love american soldiers cutting out their genitalia and reproductive organs out. so the fact that the march is symbol. [bleep] that is what we want to work against. jesse: there is a lot to digest i could do a whole hour with you. last question. one of the closest nba teams near the sac sacramento kings ae they to black? . >> i do not follow sports at all. jesse: [laughter] i'm just wondering because they don't represent the overall population of ca

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jesse: in general, do you have a problem with white americans wearing make america great again hats? >> not at all. the incident highlighted the problem with america today. you have native americans speak out with regards to what transpired with them. they were pushed off their reservations and they lost their land. you have the israel youite group, we were brought here in slavery against our will, we were given doctrines that don't belong to us. you have the christian school that was there and they have a right to speak as well. jesse: i think some of your members are gig you guys a bad name. let's just watch the recordings of some of the language you guys have been using. >> all that was done to our people will be done to you. jesse: that's pretty aggressive. rhetorically and physically to the woman on the ground there. this is representative of that nationality. any time anybody hears about the black israelites, that's what they think of. i know you are saying they dent speak for everybody. but they actually do, because that's all everybody sees. >> you could say that about the kl

the president now inviting democrats back to the white house tomorrow after the speech tonight. jesse knows it's crunch time. no one has gone without a paycheck yet. we are hearing a lot of hysteria about people not getting paid. it doesn't happen until the 14th. he knows the 14th is the first time federal workers then don't get paid. i think within the next week, he wants to get a deal done. >> juan: emily, he's already said he wants to get irs workers backs they can issue refunds for taxes. but we've been through two years where there apparently wasn't a crisis, with republicans in power. now he says there's a crisis. now he wants the democrats to come in. is there an out you can foresee where democrats could help them get out of this box? >> emily: collaboration coming to an agreement. >> juan: how? >> emily: by -- >> dana: tonight apparently he's going to appeal to bipartisan agreement border security which everyone should be able to agree on a national security. i think this means, him announcing today he's calling them back tomorrow that he will not announce a national emergency

jesse: i wanted to get katie's perspective. charlie rangel. he said god put obama in the whiteoing to lower the seeable. i think obama thought he was actually god. she has her own beliefs. they are the beliefs of millions of people around the country. the mainstream media and the comedians can make fun of it all they want. they have the right to do so. it goes to show that they are willing to continue to insult millions of people who agree with the trump administration and the people that support them. >> jesse: what do you think, juan? >> juan: i think you and greg said those are her beliefs, let their -- let her have them. i don't think you buy it. the ten commandments. okay to lie, cheat on your life, hang around with porn stars? >> greg: what's wrong with that last part? that's not in the commandments. >> juan: what about paying them off with hush money? that's okay too. the russians, god bless them, the russians must've been instructed by god to go after -- >> katie: i didn't hear sarah sanders say donald trump was a perfectly moral person. she said she believes god put hi

. >> greg: too many white people. >> jesse: watch 50s. are we live? >> kennedy: do it live?n family members and suffer from alzheimer's for the first time in 15 years, there my be a new alzheimer's drug. it's a drinkable cocktail, and they have had profound results. they will trade on humans. very soon. not only could it care alzheimer's, it could reverse some of the memory loss. >> jesse: another reason why animals are great. >> kennedy: they are breeding mice that have a specific trait with alzheimer's when they are introduced into their physiology, and they are responding very well to this. so this could be incredibly exciting, ground breaking news by the first have been over a decade. >> jesse: great news. marie? >> marie: this weekend, 30 teams take to the snow at at te annual gunflint mail run a sled dog race, takes place in cook county, minnesota. there are 12 in the race. look at these dogs. amazing. 100-mile race. eight dogs, 65-miler. the race started in 1977 and as part as my mom's 70th birthday, she is there with some of her friends. i think we have a photo. that

jesse: the democratic congressman spoke at mlk day and took the opportunity to compare president to the kkk. >> we have a hater in the white1600 pennsylvania avenue. jesse: i'm sure martin luther king would have love that comparison. >> no. and he was trying to walk back those comments he needs to take responsibility for those remarks those disparaging remarks against the president and the white house then he should pause and stop acting like he has a selective memory and go back to the time when he was really pushing hillary clinton for president with a man that was tied to the kkk even though an ex- member was tied to him and that she loved him. >> look at jeffrey we have a hater. that is where he is that he is a race baiting hater. jesse: ladies unleashed. no one seems to remember robert byrd from west virginia. michael moore popping off at theou mouth talking about building a wall somewhere. >> if he tries to pull a national emergency we the people have to declare a national emergency we have to nonviolently rise up and take to thehe streets and build our own wall a human wall around the white house. [cheers and applau

jesse: in all seriousness we are hearing rumors the white house is preparing for ruth bader ginsburg to step down from her role. she's had some health issues she has missed this week. what do you predict will happen if this open seat is thrown to the mix politically? . >> it will be a kavanaugh firefight but what i absolutely predict and what constitutional scholars agree that justice roberts appointed by george w. bush will continue to go to the center to be a moderating force on the court why, you have to ask him. jesse: i agree with that. >> yes, i do have to agree that this is also an amazing opportunity to appoint another supreme court justice that definitely take seriously the values of the country from the beginning and it is upsetting to a lot of people that she may be resigning. i would like to see another woman appointed to this positio position. amy barrett would be fantastic and the president will continue to make history that's why we are proud to support him to push the agenda. >> having the opportunity for three supreme court justices is historic. jesse: thank you very

. ♪ >> jesse: president trump invited the college football clubs and tigers to the white house last nightns were limited. trump ordered and personally paid for a massive spread of fast food. >> do we have no food for you? because we have a shut down. or do we give you a little quick sale of the first lady will make along with the second lady. they will make some salads. i said you guys aren't into salads. we have big macs, a quarter pounders with cheese. everything i like that you like. >> jesse: no good deed goes unpunished and it didn't take long for the trump haters to start criticizing the event, starting with calling trump sexist. >> seems to me like the president will not be happy until there's not one single female republican voter in the country. it's incredibly sexist. we aren't all here to make salads for men. >> this is one of those things were sometimes what people say when they are being funny exposes exactly who they are and what they think. >> jesse: reggie bush took to twitter to vent his frustration same the clemson players deserve better. that the meal was a huge slap in

jesse: in all seriousness we are hearing rumors the white house is preparing for ruth bader ginsburgstep down from her role. she's had some health issues she has missed this week. what do you predict will happen if this open seat is thrown to the mix politically? . >> it will be a kavanaugh firefight but what i absolutely predict and what constitutional scholars agree that justice roberts appointed by george w. bush will continue to go to the center to be a moderating force on the court why, you have to ask him. jesse: i agree with that. >> yes, i do have to agree that this is also an amazing opportunity to appoint another supreme court justice that definitely take seriously the values of the country from the beginning and it is upsetting to a lot of people that she may be resigning. i would like to see another woman appointed to this positio position. amy barrett would be fantastic and the president will continue to make history that's why we are proud to support him to push the agenda. >> having the opportunity for three supreme court justices is historic. jesse: thank you very muc

jesse: in all seriousness, really quickly, 32nd, anthony, begin with you. we are hearing rumors the whiteouse is preparing for ruth bader ginsburg to step down from her role and she -- she's had health issues and missed a lot of this week because of those health issues. what do you predict will happen if this open seat gets put into the mix politically? >> well, it will be a kavanaugh like firefight but the thing i absolutely predict that a lot of constitutional scholars agree with me is that justice roberts appointed by george w. bush will continue to go to the center and be a moderate force on that court. you'll have to ask him but that's where he's going. jesse: i agree that it katrina? >> yeah, i have to agree. i do think that is what will happen but it's also an amazing opportunity to appoint another "justice. definitely, they will take fiercely the nature of the values of the country from the beginningly and i think it's upsetting to people that this particular woman maybe resigning and i personally would like to see another woman appointed to this position. , one. [inaudible conver

up next the women's march postponed because it was too white so they had to postpone i it. ♪ jesse: houseaker nancy pelosi already making waves with pelosi already making waves with . >> house speaker pelosi already making waves of president trump and here's what she told the today show when askeded talking about dealing with her differently because she's a woman. >> we will see i think he recognizes it is a new day in america but we will see. >> here to react with the strongest woman that i kno know, ladies i know how president trump deals with strong women. he dealt with hillary. >> absolutely the president does not have the president one - - with working women but those who don't want to work they want to play games and we don't have time foran it. they want to pass the buck instead of doing with the american people want the problem is congress that needs to do their job not on the president. >> if they don't want to do their job that is not a strong woman that's a weak woman. >> they say i don't know if you can get along with women but he treats women the same way he treats men. makin

. >> jesse: this comes as president trump invites congressional leaders back to the white house tomorrowor more shutdown talks after a contentious briefing on border security yesterday. dan, on a day when all of the attention was on nancy pelosi, speaker pelosi, a big ceremony and the nightly newscasts were going to lead with it, the president comes in and holds this big press briefing surrounded by i.c.e. agents and border patrol agents and kind of stole her thunder a little bit. i thought it was pretty effective. >> dan: i think the g.o.p. has generally had a problem that with the message but with messaging. the general idea of low taxes, border security, health care, freedom and choice resonates with the majority of americans. the problem is our messaging is terrible. we never managed to fit things on a wheaties box. we go to a methadone clinic and we are talking about 401(k)s. we have never been able to state as easily as trump. this is about border security. that this method right now. it's clear. he is a master at taking over the microphone and he just did it again in this press co

jesse gary, ktvu fox tv news. >> a restaurant was robbed this morning. the suspect was last seen driving this white ford focus van. >> preparations are underway for the upcoming chinese new year's celebration in san francisco. the city is doing to get ready for the year of the pig. about 500,000 people come to the annual parade, the largest and oldest celebration of its kind outside of asia. city workers are cleaning the streets and police are working on security plans. the parade will be held on february 23rd and, as always, we'll carry it live here on ktvu, fox 2. >>> checking in with your weather this week, it's been a wet january for the most part. look at all of the days we've seen rain in january. we go into this dry pattern that is giving us dry conditions until the early part of february until we see real significant rain come back here. we're into a dry pattern so enjoy it cities are in the 90 percentile for rain. the mountains are of snowfall od rain numbers. they could always be that's great. winds are offshore a bit. the arrows are working north- northeast. as you look at the current te

. >>> right now congressional leaders are at the white house as the standoff over a border wall continues. >>> jesse gary live at levi's stadium getting the test taste of the food staffing getting served up at the college football gig. >>> we talk live with the riders and meet a rodeo bull. >>> welcome to the nine, we're taking a live look across the bay area. rain is coming starting tonight and in the early morning hours. listening to the music of family band, a guest appearance by one of our beloved friend santiago on percussion. >> i thought it was a soundtrack from dave. >> i play the violin for what felt like 100 years but never with the joy in the hearts of my little boy love for trumpets. we're banging the heck out of that and the keyboard in the living room. today is the last day of work, school vacation for a lot of people. i hope your past couple weeks have been great. last night was my highlight playing with my family in the living room. >> way too much food. >> you are busy holding down the fort. >> let's focus on the news and talk about what's happening in washington where president tru

white house? >> greg: we separate the political and personal. >> jesse: i am a huge will ferrell fan and he hatesyou. >> jesse: he hates me, yes. i put all of my will ferrell clips in the water swirl package. i was able to separate. my mom loves me, routes for me. i have a maga hat. she separates. >> juan: i think tom brady's wife was very clear in saying we do not back trump. >> morgan: i think she told him not to talk politics. >> jedediah: she did say that. >> morgan: before we go, we have big news. president trump has accepted nancy pelosi's invitation, and greg is going to have to go to d.c. >> greg: no! >> morgan: delivering the state of the union next tuesday. "one more thing" is next. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. i am not for just treating my symptoms... (ah-choo) i am for shortening colds when i'm sick. with zicam. zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam. oral or n

white house driveway. sarah sanders after doing a pretape for the jesse waters show on fox news. walked back and did a brief gaggle outside the west wing entrance where she mirrored comments made by rudy guliani in the last couple hours in which guliani said "any suggestion from any source that the president counselled michael cohen to lie is categorically false." those were the words that the press secretary sarah sanders used today, "categorically false" and citing guliani. guliani says that michael cohen is a convicted criminal and a lawyer. to quote the prosecutors, he's traded on a pattern of lies and dishonesty over an extended period of time and for that he will pay a serious price. today's claims are made-up lies. more of michael cohen's malice and desperation in order to reduce his sentence. you pointed out this morning and it wasn't just hogan gidley and kellyanne conway, that when white house officials were asked about it, they didn't come out and deny it. they trashed buzz feed and michael cohen and with kellyanne conway, also trashing the fact that law enforcement of

white van hits her without breaking. the driver then continues without stopping. jesse spoke to police who are now asking the public for their help in solving this case. >> police say the crime happened around 12:35 am in the morning. the woman was walking in a crosswalk. a man in a white van enters the intersection and without breaking, hits the vic him. he then continues driving southbound. someone called 911 but the victim was announced that at the scene. >> we do know there will be damage in the front of the van. that is based on the impact the van had with the victim. we have no idea who the suspect is. >> the police sergeant said this marks the fourth fatal vehicle collision of the year in the first fatal hit and run. experts say this type of deadly accident is becoming more common. the deputy director there said this is a national trend we are seeing. pedestrian crashes are going up. >> i think san jose is following a trend. >> she said the nature of urban living could be the reason for climbing numbers. drivers are more distract and pedestrians and bicyclists co

your help in identifying a white van involved in a deadly hit-and- run crash, it killed a woman in a crosswalk earlier this morning at 10 thin east santa clara streets, jesse gary with the clues the police are working with.>> reporter: san jose police say the crime happen a hood to ward off the chilly night air, the driver of a white full-length chevy or gmc van enters the intersection, without breaking, hits the victim, and continues driving southbound. passersby called 911, the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >> we know there's going to be damage in the right front quarter panel based on the impact that the van had with the victim. but we have no idea who the suspect is, male or female. >> reporter: henrique garcia says this march 4 fatal victim collision of the year, and the first fatal hit and run, this type of deadly accident is becoming more common. deputy director of california walks affiliate. >> a national trend, pedestrian crashes, serious injuries and fatalities are going up, i think san jose unfortunately is following that trend. >> reporter: the nature of urban living could be one reason for the climbing numbers, drivers are more dist

clearly in the crosswalk when the driver of a white man hits her without raking and then continues driving southbound along 10th street without stopping. jesse is doing a live from the scene of the crime. >>> reporter: good afternoon to you and the police have posted this sign near the accident scene. the victim was in this crosswalk. this is north 10th street. her body was knocked about 35 -50 feet down the block. right now investigators do not know who the victim is or who was behind the wheel of the van at the time of impact. >>> police say the crime happened around 12:30 am in the cities horus neighborhood. she was walking east on santa clara street. the driver of a white van entered the intersection and without breaking, hit the victim. he then continues driving. passersby called the police but she was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> we do note there will be damage on the right panel based on the impact of the van. we have no idea who the suspect is. we don't know if it was a male or female. >> the police said this marks the fourth fatal vehicle hit- and-run. this is becoming more common. the deputy director said this is a national cr

white house. >>> federal workers at san jose federal airport to get help during the ongoing government shutdown. jesseary tells us the city may step in and give them paychecks until the shutdown is over. >> with the partial government shutdown in this 26th day, it is impacting tsa and other employees at the airport. officials say absentee rates are up from 2% to 14%. there is worry operations could be harmed if the trend continues . >> we have not ha effects yet. we are go forward. >> reporter: san jose mayor convened a special session of the city council. he wants the city of san jose to pay the salaries of some airport workers until the shutdown is over. >> that will enable federal employees who have missed a paycheck to be able to get through the next month. >> reporter: airport revenue would pay the take-home salaries of roughly 500 employees whose jobs are safety- related and mission-critical to airport operations. that includes screeners and air traffic controllers. city officials say they could provide $2.5 million per month in pay for the workers for up to three months. >> many of these folks

she used to march with jesse jackson jr., a part of the sicil rights movement. many lived through the coloreds and white the national anthem at the super bowl? >> there are several black performers that said look what the nfl is doing to the nfl black today and society is not right. she's basically giving out her own talent for free. so if she believes this is a way, she believes in the nfl inspire change, a prid prid quo pro-you see numbers dwindling but it's up to her. anybody willing to uplift rac t racist -- we've seen this at every point of the equation. >> how is the nfl racist when 80% of the players are black. first off. gladys knight should be the symbol of america. as black people why would we not want her soninging the national anthem. i have two masters degrees in go along with it and -- >> you need one more. need one more. >> i'll be in africa next week. >> god bless. >> come see me and see the real black struggle. >> pay for the ticket, i'm there. >> why you need me to fly you out? you got your own resources. this is america. this is america! >> all right, fellas. listen, super bowl sunday

jesse furman said that even if the decision to add the question didn't violate the constitution, it was still unlawful.the justice department had argued it needed better data on the voting age population.sarah sanders / white house press secretary: specifically, to help us comply with the voting rights act.but the judge said that administration question wa added in the first place.a coalition of plaintiffs challenged the administration, arguing that if people didn't participate in the census out of fear, an undercount could lead states to lose federal dollars for infrastructure and education projects.electoral votes and seats in congress would also be misallocated.the trump administration could restart the process of adding this question the right way but:steve vladeck / professor of law, ut austin: we're getting up against the deadline for putting questions on the 2020 census. and i think that's why the administration is much more likely to appeal today's ruling and get it reversed by a higher court, than go back and start at square one.in washington, i'm natasha chen. (ken) the (ken) the citizenship question has not appeared on the full census since 1950 -- but it has appeared more recently in off-year s

when it lynched jesse washington, a 17-year-old african-american farmworker who allegedly raped a white woman. to place anysed kind of remembrance for this horrid event, which they view as divisive rather than uplifting. the second statue is of barbara jordan. they are located at the austin international airport and on the ut campus. this is one of four statues honoring african-americans on the ut campus. it represents the triumph of white and black people from austin to come together and celebrate and honor the life of a great texas woman. barbara jordan was a native of houston. in the texast state senate in 1997, first elected to that body since 1883. she ran successfully in 1973 for the 18th district, become the first woman from a southern state to serve in the u.s. congress. we know she led a distinguished career in that body, best known as a member of the house judiciary committee during the 1974 watergate hearings, which investigated the illegal conduct of richard nixon. in the fall of a ut student 2002, group called the orange jackets began a discussion with a number of student o

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white america. this is not steven king in isolation here. >> my first job in politics was in 1990 working for jesses should be dead. we see vestiges of him here and there in the republican party that need to be stamped out. the problem is, one, the president gives it credibility but also as a steve king pops up or if we look at past senate races like richard murdoch, it cast all republicans trying to do the right thing in a bad light. when we pass criminal justice reform signed into law last month, republicans don't get the credit they deserve on it and democrats worked on it as well because parts of our party always hold us back. these are not just appalling comments but appalling attitudes. the republican party cannot move forward. we talk about white suburban mothers. they don't like this either. we're sending a message to the broader public to not just minorities that if we don't stamp it out, it's acceptable. >> doug, thank you for taking the hard questions and thank you for being so clear there. >>> as the u.s. prepares to withdraw its troops, the president is threatening to devastate turkey'

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white people. and they were a little concerned, you know, they thought jesse did well in 84 and he was probably goingrun a guinea and 88 but i just thought i was a tremendous opportunity for me at that point in my life. i was in my mid-30s, to do something different. and to really make some kind of change. i didn't listen to what most people said to me. i took the lead and it went to work for him. >> and i did just the opposite. she went to the rainbow. i really did not want to go to the white house when they first asked me to come. i look back on that time because i got literally three calls. i first got a call from the chief of staff and i told him flat-out no. that i got a call the vice president and i couldn't exactly say no such assist okay, thank you so much, it's really great. then he said, i'll have the chief of staff call you back. but by this time i was coming to my sensibilities but all that was driven by fear. but when my face kick in, i knew i could do the job and it was like okay, here again, a little girl from the southside of chicago, getting ready to go to work at the white house. wh

and then he worked from obama's team in the white house as a special advisor to obama so to work in two very different administrations. >> jesse you have an idea how we will run, we will focus on three things. today, right now we focus on what happened yesterday why are we discussing the lack of legitimacy and what it means then we talk about the response and assess the lima group declaration and we will talk about those and finally we will talk about the political implications moving forward and what happened yesterday has important legal implications moving forward so what's the most important and where should we be thinking responding to these implications? and then we open to the audience for q&a and a woman - - i appreciate your patience and that we want enough time to cover that section. . >> thank you again for being here with us this is a critical time many of the eyes and ears of the international community are watching us. what is your assessment of what happened yesterday quick. >> i will start by apologizing to anyone that feels from the eliot ness and untouchables suit to suggest i must me 100 years old and i ackn

white males runs for president. and for someone like me who is brought into the party by jesse jackson, by ron brown, who became thefrican american head of the dnc, shirley chisholm and of course barack obama, i want to see more diversity on the ticket. if it's biden, let's just say, he'll be hard to beat but not impossible to beat. i think the number two position, the vp position is where you'll start to see a lot more conversation about diversity and so on. >> they're going to kill me, but can a reverse ticket beat president trump? >> yes. >> but that's also assuming that president trump is bog to run, which i do not believe he will. >> ooh. >> just saying. >> the show for another hour. let's keep going. basel schmeichel, susan del percio, i got it right, and christine quinn. thank you, guys. ahead, move over, district attorney -- darth vader? there is a new meme. but first trump now threatening to declare a national emergency to get his wall. we have the facts with a special guest, next. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell

jesse: you have -- >> jedediah: you have adults and children. >> juan: basketball games. >> greg: if you want to talk about it, they have these events. they go black, whitefferent colors. it's a racial thing. okay, we will look into that. anti-tom critic and potential 2020 hopeful john kerry taking aim at the president. his latest dig ahead. ♪ when cravings hit, hit back. choose glucerna, with slow release carbs to help manage blood sugar, and start making everyday progress. glucerna. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? ♪ >> juan: welcome back. former secretary of state john kerry once again not hiding his disdain for president trump. here is kerry of the world economic forum. >> final word, second kerry. if you had president trump sitting there, what would your message be? >> i can't play that. i would... he doesn't take any of this seriously. he doesn't have an ability to have that kind of conversation. >> what would you say? what would your message be? >> resign. >> okay. >> juan: kerry hasn't officially ruled out a presidential

white house to maybe come to an agreement within an hour. accuracy is important but i think it became its own flurry and kind of ridiculous. >> greg: jesse, ihn at cnn, he tweeted "the view from the oval office seems to be most documented migrants are murderers, drug dealers, thugs and drug traffickers." trump never said that. he just went over statistics. that's their problem. they are completely biased. they think that their bias is somehow a sieve for fact-checking. >> jesse: they will say illegal immigrants commit less crimes than your average american citizen. that's like saying crack kills less people than heroin. it doesn't mean you don't fight the crack academic. -- epidemic. when you reduce illegal immigration, you will therefore reduce crime. i also don't like when they say it's a manufactured crisis. juan says in 2000, there were 100,000 illegal border crossings per month. now there are 60,000 border crossings per month. that's like saying my home got broken into in 2000 five times and now it gets broken into three times. it doesn't mean you don't do anything about securing your home. they are trying to ignore the problem. anothe

white house. breaking this afternoon, an attack on one in the fox family. leaves one of our own sent to the hospital. a star of the hit show "empire", jessemallette attacked. police investigating it as a possible hate crime. the latest coming up. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz, the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your doctor about taltz. >> shepard: breaking news. somebody attacked jussie smollett, one of the stars of "empire." police say they're investigat

jesse ace unsolved missvies. >> over moscow, massive smoke rings just hanging in the air. is it a ufo? is it a portal to another dimension? are these smoke signals being sent from the kremlin to the whitean unsolved mystery. 8:00 p.m. saturday night with sarah sanders, we think. we'll see what happens. anything could happen. >>> this weekend, the nfl's top team, football going on this weekend. for the nfc championship, airing on foxx, we are rampage the ramp taking on gumbo. >> usually, i would say rampage because you have the horns. i do think they are going to win. with the amc, you have pat the patriot and ac, the wolf. i'm going to go with the chiefs on that one. >> the guy has a gun. >> one pennsylvania police department put out a call for a few good men, who are willing to get drunk. that's right, guys. it cuts down the police department, three volunteers to drink hard liquor to the point of inebriation. they have over 1,000 chairs an they have enough volunteers. they are good to go. >>> see you guys back here monday. shannon bream up next with "special report." >>> we begin with a fox news alert. i'm shannon bream in tonight for bret bear. we are following three major stories. t