jillian. >> i don't have any books coming out.ing any speeches, i'm not done any shows, but my album is dropping next week. you should check it out. >> what's it called. >> i forgot. out be more prepared next time. >> it's all right, you're okay okay on a serious note when it think steve for inviting me to give a speech. i was gonna give one this week in my senior advisor wrote me a speech i couldn't deliver and i just want to say thank you i wish i could've. apparently i missed out. caitlyn jenner is a disaster. what happened? what did i miss? being the queen king of disasters herself, she shouldn't be talking about anybody. >> all right, there you go. kat, last word. >> have a book coming out. >> what's it called. >> i have have to write it and then it's going to come out. >> any idea what it's about? >> it's going to dwarf. [inaudible] all right, thanks to jillian, rob o'neil, the studio audience, i love you america they say he was a good by the whole time and he will be just fine. that's fox reports. i'm julie banderas, thanks

jillian turner. >> he gargles with clorox and fraud losses with barb wire.a former navy seal. he tracked down osama bin laden. >> who knew? who knew he was killed by metrosexual? [laughter] she developed a shellfish allergy with catherine finch. >> finally Ãit's his beach ball Ãthe tna wrestler tyrant. >> i will go to uc don't kill me. >> it's a lot of the similar campaign staff. he just likes the media. now he is to the point where he doesn't like them and he will walk them out of it. he came out and it's obviously to base it off of anything media. >> seems like he enjoys himself. >> he came back and he was like the guy voted least popular in high school. he comes back and buys the high school. >> he tortures it with everyone in it. >> i just wonder, where was he allthe other years ? he wasn't there last year. >> because he knew that it was problematic.it's so interesting to see that he's nowreally welcomed and embraced by this . >> the gop. >> last year with ted cruz Ãhe had three there. >> winning heals all wounds. there was a lot of things that he said l

we always had fun plans. >> reporter: jillian and her dad talked on the phone all the time. thanksgiving weekend 2011 was no exception. >> and i remember we hung up and we blew a kiss over the phone like we used to when i was ten and we hadn't in years and i thought that was cute. >> reporter: and when the weekend of family and football was over, it was monday, november 28th. and lucky for tom, the new york giants were on t-v. >> he stayed up and watched the football game, a giants football game. i went to bed. >> reporter: the next morning, as usual, he was up and out of the house before linda and the kids were even awake. >> he normally got up to go to the gym, around 5:30 and gimme a kiss on the forehead. >> reporter: after working out, like clockwork, he always went straight to his job as a physical therapy supervisor. he and linda usually texted soon after. but when linda sent him a message that morning -- >> i didn't get a response. and normally, tom's very good at responding. i was gettin' a little concerned. but, you know, maybe he's in a meeting, maybe he's, you kno

jillian from concord has a question about marketing. >> she spoke to us at our event in walnut creek.7 on your side's" michael finney has her answer. >> my question is if you have any tips for marketing a small business that is new. >> hey, jillian, that is a toughest part of starting a new business. the internet, you know, it's filled with marketing gurus who want to teach you how to market for a price. i don't want you to fall for those high-dollar come ones. instead, hit networking events at your local chamber of commerce and online. social media is part of any marketing plan nowadays. you know that. but make sure you're giving information when you're on social media that's actually useful and not just a constant selling all the time. be careful with discounts and promotions. they often only bring in bargain hunters who won't stay with you in the long-term. and the next time you get to ask a question on tv, make sure you sneak in the name of your business. jillian, good luck, and thanks for your question. >> come through, michael finney. >> that was just a little piece of advice fr

and jillian turner former white house national security council staff member under presidents george r. bush and president obama. she's also a fox news contributor. so let's start with you. candidate trump ruffled a lot of feathers. do you remember he questioned the utility of keeping 50,000 u.s. forces in japan. that's especially sensitive because china and north korea and really asserting themselves in a strong fashion. we sent general maddis there for a trip. what are you looking for to come out of these conversations between the president and the prime minister? >> if the rest of the trip goes the way that this morning's events have gone, it's going to be a slam dunk for president trump. he has sort of had this change of heart, or change of attitude about the japanese since he became president. remember, he came off of a campaign season where he was sometimes very heavily critical of the japanese government. now as president, his tone has changed. we saw today the very warm embrace between those two leaders. when prime minister abe arrived at the white house, that was not necessa

jillian, i'm so interested in the story. the grammys, what do you got?ening this sunday, february 12th, and to join us to talk about them, we have 95.5 radio host ralphie aversa. i have a few questions for you, ralphie, there's a lot going on. somewhere saying the grammys are coming to new york city. is that a possibility? >> it is. i asked the president of the recording academy about this last night at an event here in los angeles. neil, who is from long island, and he made it very clear that they're trying to bring the grammys back to new york city. >> we've said publicly we would love to be in new york, and we are working on plans to try to do that. >> i guess the big question is will they be at barclay's or madison square garden, regardless, he didn't have anything to confirm last night but did say they're trying to come back east. that's cool. >> the grammys are my favorite. oscars, i never watched the movie, you are constantly listening to the radio, the music is relevant. i'm hoping for socially conscious speeches that are addressing the things th

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charles: jillian, representative jordan said get rid of the whole thing, period. put it in the dust bin of history, then have you senator johnson who says, there is only so much to repeal certain elements of obamacare. we know there is so much you could do with executive orders, there has to be some legislative action. >> i think that americans don't care how it gets done, they care that reforms happen. you have to vote and -- a boat, and you replace planks on it, at who point do you get a whole new boat, american are frustrated with, they are upset they have skyrockets premium, a 27-year-old arizona kid who is paying $422, they are upset with the lack of options, they did not get it keep tir doctors, which they were promised. >> also, today, there was a lot of corporate titans there, ceo jack welsh, he spoke with neil cavuto, let's listen to what he said, i think he was spot on. >> any in that room who were keep on tax cuts and redoing dodd-frank, but others worried about this talk of a border tax or what have you. any consensus in the room on that? >> no by ther

harris faulkner, abbey huntsman, national security council staffer under president bush and obama, jillian turner and today's hash tag one lucky guy, the executive producer and cohost of the bernie and sid show bernie mcgurk. out numbered. >> how are you. >> what's going on. >> showing my love to the peeps. >> oh. >> it's like that. and to you ladies of course. last friday in february, the legacy in the tunnel. >> a beautiful warm day here in new york, 65-degrees. >> spring and sun shine. >> yeah. >> that's right. >> helpy friday. >> i thought it was me. >> yeah, with all of us together. >> i never get credit for anything. >> give me the hug. >> she says that to all the fellas. >> we gotta get this friday moving. >> let's do it. >> get it started, harris. the president taking center stage on the third day of the conservative summit just outside our nation's capitol, blasting the mainstream media calling them dishonest. he even accused some reporters saying tightser it's time to start naming the people who are attacking them. here's part of these remarks. >> a few days ago i called the fake

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this one says my puppy little will lady from miss jillian patricia. >> what a beautiful little laid there. >> send this your photoors. use the #fox 29 good day so we can see it, show it on tv. >>> good morning, 6:43. we are looking live from sky fox over the scene of this truck accident, it happened around 3:30 this morning on the northbound side of the new jersey turnpike. now it looks like what happened, notice, the truck is facing, the opposite direction , of traffic, i wonder if the truck was actually coming south, flipped over, and then into what would be the northbound lane. boy, this could have been a lot worse. truck by the way carrying pro cues and you can see it split apart here, they have been hand off loading produce. it looks like we are ready to hook it up to the tow truck here but only the far right lane, lets go to our ground shot. lauren johnson is right on that mount laurel road overpass, which is right here near the scene of the accident so we will get a different angle here. only that far right lane is opened, the good news though is that with the holiday we have reall

deliver something in such a way that reassures people that this is not going to be house to house, jillianz kicking the front door type of rating, but we are going to be serious about reinforcement. to the other one on the table that we have talked about, is have verified. which would hold employers responsible if they are employing people who are in the united states illegally. internal enforcement, stuff like that could change the game dramatically. >> i think it touched on something dramatic here, the mainstream notion. i think people are giving this very wrong when they think about immigration, you are right. they think there are many elites, mainstream people think that it is the mainstream position to be against any enforcement policy. it is not true. are there a lot of people in this country that feel very strongly from the right and i laughed. especially on economic concerns and other things that we cannot get the facts, things like that. but the feeling is they are in real. how this goes down is very critical. >> could you speak to the impact that this is or would be having on the

. >>> jillian from concord, michael, asks do you have any tip for marketing a small business?he toughest part of starting a business, isn't it? on the internet it is filled with marketing gurus. i don't want you to fall for any of the high-dollar come-ons. hit the local events at your chamber of commerce and online. social media is part of any marketing formula, but make sure you're giving real information when you're on social media that's actually useful and not just a constant selling all the time. people tune you out. be careful with discounts and promotions, they often bring in bargain hunters who won't stay around for the long term.% the next time you get to ask a question on tv, make sure you sneak in the name of your business. that's the most important thing you'll ever do. >> how can people get in touch with you? >> i'm glad you asked. dial this number or go to ask t finney. >>> grab those lottery tickets, right? it is powerball night. the powerball jackpot has climbed above $400 million for the first time in nearly three months. the top prize is an estimated $403 mil

bush, and former national spokesman for droou drooted cruz, and jillian maxwe.ve you three today. >> good to be here, dara. >> what a week. this week alone, we have seen one top trump adviser step down, a cabinet nominee withdraw his name from consideration, and another potential adviser turn down the position. rick, let's start with you. how is this not chaos? >> well, chaos is a subjective word. to donald trump, this may not be chaos. this may be, indeed, how he's lived his entire life, so maybe he doesn't recognize it as chaos. but to any astute white house observer or people who worked in the white house, it certainly los a lot like chaos. look, you're going to le nominees. we lost -- he lost one for a cabinet post. that's par for the course. but the fact that his pick, harward, for national security adviser decided not to take the job, that's really a misstep. it's remarkable to me that his name got out there without an agreement for him to join the administration. >> to be fair, is it realistic to expect the administration of a first-term president to run

and welcome to you, jillian. it had to do with the possible tearing up of nafta.id if it was done quickly and abruptly, it would be an intriguing move. i think i quote him correctly. would it be good or bad for canada, good or bad for the u.s. and the canadian trade relationship if that were to happen? >> i think it would be very bad. two numbers you need to bear in mind. one kevin mentioned, 9 million u.s. jobs currently dependent on sales in canada. the other one, though, is 2 billion. that's the value of goods across the canadian/u.s. border every day. even if there are existing deals in place, even if both sides want to renegotiate nafta quickly, the disruption is going to be very damaging in many ways. the good news for canada is that president trump made it clear he's not out to be too aggressive in terms of the trading relationships with countries he regards as an equal in terms of the trade flows and canada/u.s. trade is not entirely equal but a lot more equal than u.s./mexico trade. you may see the tone more akin to the tone president trump adopted with p

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hey, jillian, good to see you. >> hi.white house under two administrations. when it comes to general flynn's resignation what is happening behind the scenes. >> i think the focus right now at the white house is probably going to be who the permanent replacement for him is going to be. they took swift and desizeable action the day before yesterday to have michael flynn step aside. that was the right thing to do. i don't think we can afford distractions over white house officials behavior. we just have too many national security threats. so the sooner that they can get someone permanent in that position and start looking forward again, i think the better. ainsley: how big is a distraction is this for the trump administration? >> i think, you know, my guess is if you spoke to president trump candidly, he would tell you that the main reason aside from the lying that he had general flynn really step aside is because the national security advisor is never supposed to be the national security crisis, the story. he is the person

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