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at the white house john roberts. fox news. >>> 7 democratic presidential candidates have qualified for the debate this evening. it will be held at saint and sound college in new hampshire. >>> andrew yang's campaign has fired dozens of staffers. the latest results from iowa show him in sixth place with 1% of the vote. the staff members let go including his national and political policy. he calls it a natural evolution of the campaign. >>> our time now 4:08. there's still no clear winner in the iowa democratic caucus with 100% of the precincts now reporting in. pete buttigieg has 26.2% of the vote deadlocked with bernie sanders who has about 26.1%. now the democratic national committee is calling on officials in iowa to take a second look at the caucus results because of growing concerns about whether it's accurate. officials in iowa say a recanvas can only be done if it's requested by one of the candidates. a recanvas is not a recount but it's a check of the vote count arithmetic. the count in iowa was blamed by a lot of

. >> it's likely that your committee or some combination of committee will -- to john bolt john bolton. >> foxs welcomes judge napolitano. >> nadler of course reminds me of moby dick. sort of like captain ahab, is going to go on and on with this razz nancy pelosi who felt like she was resisting this all along may want to move on. >> and there is no double jeopardy protection. so the government can't try me again on the basis of the same evidence, or any newly acquired evidence because of the bird, double jeopardy clause prevents that from happening in the criminal case. so they could impeach that president on the exact same evidence of the exact same charges. they could be politically catastrophic but they could legally do it. they could also impeach him anew on the basis of new information, that john bolton who they didn't talk to last time, i give them next time. the political ramifications in my view would be catastrophic but legally and constitutionally they can do that. the g.o.p. approval for the first time in more than a decade, and the democrats are going in the opposite direction. she

john bussey, fox news contributor, 2 hours or so, what type of factors, what should we be looking fore results to have caucuses come? >> whether bernie sanders manages to maintain what looks to be an early lead in the caucuses, you're going into this, but it's kind of a question mark, we really don't know yet but he's, you know, had been doing pretty well in the polls, mind you iowa and new hampshire are fairly election pools, voter pools, this is a much more diverse audience, it'll likely signal which candidates will do better in places like california and south carolina as well, it's very important, nevada is bit more of a bellwether than either iowa or new hampshire. eric: you'll be hearing that from joe biden talking about it, look, las vegas itself is almost 30% latino, 10% african american, almost 10% asian american so the folks in nevada are saying they really echo and reflect the broader composition of the united states more than as you just pointed out iowa and new hampshire. >> that's right, that demographic kind of facts that you just underscored, you know, show what's happ

joining us now, two investigative journalist, author of "the plot against the president" and john solomon, foxr. they are willing to take every leak at face value, yet ignore the corruption in their midst. >> it was the story with russia, right?ce 1,000 leaks turned out not to be true, right? the greatest conspiracy theory was the russian collusion brought to you by the same crowi that just gave you the impeachment trial. >> laura: they just keptpt repeating it during the impeachment senate trial, they kept going over and over, conspire with russia, the kremlin is happy.g how many times did you see that? >> too many of the facts, that is for sure. >> laura: this is what we've come to expect from the democrats. when he was asked about his staff and the movement with the whistle-blower -- you are not going to besmirch the record of my staff. he got very indignant, wouldn't answer the question.er >> look, this is a person who has not only injected an enormous conspiracy theory, the most disruptive conspiracy theory in u.s. history, but also look at how he has attacked colleagues. he spied on cong

at the white house, john roberts, fox news. >>> seven democratic presidential candidates have qualified for the debate tonight in new hampshire . pete buttigieg, joe biden, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders, tom steyer, elizabeth warren, and andrew yang will be on the stage. andrew yang's campaign has fired dozens of staffers after reports of the iowa caucus. the latest show him in sixth place with 1% of the vote. yang's campaign manager calls the move quote a natural evolution of the campaign. >>> time is now 5:08. there's still no clear winner in the idaho democratic caucus even with 100% of the precincts now reporting. pete buttigieg has 26.2% of that vote. he's virtually deadlocked with bernie sanders at 26.1%. joe biden has about 16%. followed by amy klobuchar with 12%. now the democratic national committee wants officials in iowa to take a second look at the caucus rulconcerns about whether it's accuis not a recou it's a check of the arithmetic of the vote. the iowa count was plagued by a lot of technical problems blamed on a voting app. >> so what i want to do today, three days late

at the white house, john roberts, fox news. >>> hopefully, you had a chance to get outside and enjoy sunshine. i am happy to say i did. it was lovely out there today. we are having a spectacular sunset. maybe you get outside to see that as well. these are the current temperatures. this is the estuary looking toward san francisco. san francisco is 60 degrees right now. santa rosa is at 89 degrees. it is 59 degrees in livermore. it is 60 degrees in san jose. this is the radar, and it is perfectly clear. this is what we will see throughout the night tonight. we have light wind. the overnight lows are in the upper 30s and the low to mid 40s. as we get into tomorrow. we have a sunny day on tap. we will have fog in the morning. it will be warm and sunny again. he will be 63 degrees at the bay. it will be 60 degrees inland. we are looking at our chance for rain. we have high pressure and control. it is shooting any chance of the petition over the top of us. as we go all the way to next wednesday, you can see we have no rain in sight. the rain will not happen. this is a look at the weekend.

john harwood at the white house. lauren fox on capitol hill. bout the president's speech? is it still accurate that he wants to deliver some sort of message of unity tonight? >> that's certainly what we expect, and the president has good reason to deliver the positive message that he previewed over the weekend on super bowl sunday. he is presiding over the longest expansion in american economic history. much of that inherited from president obama, but of the last six immediate predecessors, every one who has avoided a recession in the last two years of his term has gotten re-elected. trump with bill clinton is the only one to have no recession at any point in his term. wages up, unemployment down, markets up. all that is positive. now we know that the economy does not in 21st century america, does not drive all of the election results. certainly as much as it used to. cultural issues and some of the behavioral issues that have undercut the president have been highlighted by impeachment have kept his approval ratings down. but it is notable that

raising new concerns about the independents of the justice department, attorney general john decker is here, foxradio white house correspondent, so john, good to have you. thank you. i want to start with that interview with abc news where ag barr says that the president's tweets make it impossible to do his extraordinary. there are skepticism that the attorney general's publish pushback is rhetorical, is there a lack of independence in attorney general barr? >> that's what the clip said, that's what chuck schumer he believes and in effect 9 u.s. senators have called on the attorney general to step down from this position but if you watch that interview and know you did, this is troubling, the president's tweet and weighing in on criminal matters make it difficult to do his extraordinary, independent from the white house and that there's no undo political influence that the department of justice makes on a variety matters that come before the justice department. arthel: meanwhile the president said, i have the legal right to make the calls and i might do it again basically, he says he's refrainin

they'll continue investigating the president and may subpoena former national security advisor john bolton. ktvu fox 2 news. >> the democratic party chairman is now calling on iowa democrats to immediately begin a recanvas following a delay are in with 97% reporting as 26.2% of the vote. bernie sanders right behind him and up to 26.1%. elizabeth warren next with 18%. close to 15% or 16% there followed by amy klobuchar with 12% one of the issues important to voters in new hampshire, student debt. 76 percent of new hampshire's college students graduated with student loans in 2018 with the average amount owed at more than $36,000. some of the presidential candidates say they have a plan to make that debt disappear while critics say that's not practical. >> you for americans. >> there's no such thing as cancelling debt. there's shifting debt. if one person doesn't pay it someone else is going to end up having to pay that. >> topping more than $1.6 trillion last september and has more than doubled over the last 10 years. freshmen applications are down for the second straight year. this decline involved h

here's what john ratcliffe told fox's maria barlow left back then. >> if your political future comes down to the vote of 100 u.s. editors and you start out they wind down 47-0 because every democrat is against you, my concern was that there's not a lot of margin for error there. >> what changed between last august now? as you pointed out the president tweeted that the ig report is out, ratcliffe wanted to wait for that. also told us of the majority leader, fully on board for what they say will be a swift confirmation process. to the other big story. the coronavirus. fox news is told that the site at 7:00, there will be a press conference in california to announce what is the second case of suspected community transmission of coronavirus in that state. community transition as per president trump, he still remains optimistic on the situation in the united states pointing out that there is still view cases here and with one exception, everyone who is infected and got sick is getting better. amid growing criticism from democrats, the white house defending its response to the coronavirus

president trump addressed what was a massive public rally alongside the prime minister modi and fox's johnveling with the president joins us from new deli with the latest from there. john? reporter: good morning to you. the president didn't have anything to say about the plunging stock markets in the united states yesterday india time. today, your time. but the president was taking steps, this was the big headline out of day one of his trip to india, taking steps to strengthen the united states-india relationship on a number of different levels to increase prosperity for both countries. the president and modi as you mentioned spoke before an enormous crowd at a cricket stadium in the western india state of gugarat. relations between the u.s. and china, u.s. and india are not always harmonious, they're not with china either. the president did his best to say these days they are very strong. listen here. >> the accomplishment over the last 70 years is completely unrivaled no matter where you go. it is your faith in the strength of a free society, your confidence in your own people, your trus

so let's bring in now our chief white house correspondent for fox news, john roberts who is at the stadiumeing with us. let's get the lay of the land. this is where he was born and served as chief minister. it makes sense he would invite the president to what we would call his home instead of inviting him to the capital first. are you feeling the excitement on the ground? reporter: you have to forgive me because i only heard 2/3 of what you said. the volume coming off the stage at concert level. i think any u.s. stadium would be jealous of the volume. the stands are almost full. there will be a couple thousand people on the cricket field. noted the cricket pitch itself. but there are a couple hundred thousand people on the field. you can see the president and the prime minister modi will give a speech. this is where in 1917 after he returned from africa, mahatma gandhi set up a home here. that's where president trump and the first lady will visit. from here they will go to agram to see the taj mahal. according to sourced the greatest number of indians living in the united states, a little

of the other interesting parts of the news conference is when the president was pressed by john roberts of fox about comments made about justice sonia sotomayor critical of the supreme court observing her hearing or granting so many stays asked for by the government. i want to listen to the president's answer and how it matches up with what actually happened. >> i just thought it was so inappropriate, such a terrible statement for a supreme court justice. >> what was inappropriate about the statement. i'm not an attorney so i can't really -- >> she seemed to criticize the white house for running to the supreme court at the drop of a hat. >> no, i don't think that was it. but i think what she did say is she's trying to shame people with perhaps a different view into voting her way. what justice sotomayor said yesterday was highly inappropriate and everybody agrees to that. virtually everybody. i've seen papers on it. people cannot believe that she said it. >> jim, what's so interesting if you watch the full exchange, it was clear the president has no idea what justice sotomayor actually wrote.

fox news' john roberts says the president is also facing backlash over his decision to commute the sentence of former illinois governor rod blagojevich. >> reporter: sources tell fox news that william barr has considered quitting over the president's tweets, but doj officials making it clear he's not going anywhere at the moment. spokeswoman carrie kupiac tweeting, the attorney general has no plans to resign. in the face of ongoing criticism and calls for him to step down. his protestations about the president's tweeting have had little effect. president trump continuing to weigh in on the roger stone case. >> there's a long precedent of presidents talking about various cases that are ongoing as you well know. the president can make his opinion known. he has a right to do that, and does so on a routine basis. >> reporter: stone is scheduled to be sentenced tomorrow. the federal district judge will delay sending stone to prison while she considers a motion for a retrial. the man president trump released from prison yesterday, rod blagojevich met the media today. the former governor of illino

fox news john roberts in new dell newdelhi did the with the . reporter: i was on with connell mcshane about 50 minutes ago, and i said president trump had not said anything today about the stock market, guess who up and tweeting here, 20 minutes to 4 in morning. president tweeting, coronavirus is are much under control in u.s., we're in contact with everyone in all country, stock market looking good to me. what else is looking good is relationship between united states and india. yesterday was mostly about pomp and circumstance. some cultural moments as well that were important. but now today, begins hard work of trying to reframe the trade relationship between united states and india. and two items to table, trade and security. on trade in particular, a lot of differences between the two because of india protectionism policies. with tariffs on things like harley-davidson motorcycles. the president trying to pull those back a pit bit, and trying to sell mod modi of rewriting -- >> for an incred i incredible te agreement, i am optimistic working

attorneys harry litman and former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo, good to have you both back on "foxews @ night." >> hi, shannon. hi, john. >> shannon: another tourney we've had on the show, robert barnes, "they get tv deals, book deals, and immunity. if a government official commits an alleged prime to help donald trump, they get prosecuted at an unprecedented level #mccabe ." they need isolation for what looks like a double standard. >> i can see why people think that trump critics and trump supporter's are being treated differently, but they should keep in mind that this -- these are both the result of actions of the trumpet justice department, and that is true as president trump tweeted today that he has the legal authority to direct all of the prosecutions, the constitution makes him alone the one who has to take care that the laws are y executed. everyone at the justice department assists in the in carrying out that duty. but for good reasons, we have tried to keep the white house at the justice department at arm's length after all the stories in the '60s, culminating in waterg

let's bring in country star john rich, post of fox nation's, "pursuit." this about an incumbent president running for reelection. it happened to obama. here is one of the tweets from "the new york times." "usually official apparatus, it appears to be a political event. "max burnside, we have surpassed any bureaucracy in in record time." that is rude. to the nascar fans. >> i would think so. nascar fans come have you ever been there? >> dana: i got to do the green flag down in bristol. >> may be they're mad that they didn't think of it. >> dana: it was also, for a presidential team, if you admire that work. this was actually one of the best i've ever seen. >> seen the the b-school and around the track was great. the nascar crowd, the work hard, play hard, mayor can bear they're all over the united states. they're everywhere. those places are pack now. guess what? they got to keep more of their money in the last tax payment and they got their job. >> dana: it was fun to watch. they will start racing again today at 4:00 p.m. they had some rain the other day.

for more on this, let's bring in mary anne marsh, former senior advisor to secretary john kerry, marc thiessen, foxs contributor and "washington post" columnist and a new york post columnist in our favorite to talk to because she is loving america so much and her stay here. we just do a quick thing on mayor bloomberg and this take about stop and frisk that came out today? the president has also said he supports stop and frisk but those words on the tone in the language that bloomberg uses he has apologized but would that be enough? >> donald trump didn't use that language. >> voters have to choose between bloomberg and trump, they will pick bloomberg every time because they feel he has made amends for his actions and four more years of trump is unsustainable to them. one last point, look at donald trump's ads and his overtures to african-americans and voters of color, it is not about getting their votes, it's about convincing a small slice of suburban white voters that he is more palatable to them than he is otherwise and that's how you should view all of them. >> dana: he has to expand beyond his

. >>> as fox's tim john tells us,, for the first time, sikh americans will be counted as their own ethnic group in the upcoming census. >> reporter: it's a historic movement years in the making. sikh americans will be counted as their own ethnic group for the first time. he says traditionally sikhs have been counted under the title of asian indian, but it can oftentimes fly under the radar. >> there are so many different stories here in the valley, and the census is one way we get to dell over 800,000 of them. >> reporter: that new form of recognition is reason whysome sikhs have decided to become canvassers. >> we feel like we haven't been represented as much in the community. >> reporter: he wants to make sure all minorities are counted in this year's census, but says sometimes it can be difficult to convince people who face cultural barriers. >> they try to tell them, we don't want to take your privacy, we just want to let the government know how much there is of the population. >> reporter: it represents a new milestone, not just for sikhs, but for under- represented groups everywhere

let's go to fox news john roberts who is live at the white house for more really we will see the president stops to talk at all on his way to the helicopter. we had a chance for 50 minutes to speak with alex azor earlier today and everything. this as the world health organization warns that the coronavirus could possibly spread worldwide within the next few weeks, so far, there are 63 cases in the united states, that said 62 but i believe -- 61 rather, i believe there are 63, unless my math is wrong. no new cases in the past two weeks, other than one case of community transmission in california. on that the center of disease control is actively conducting contact tracing to try to figure out how she contracted the virus alex azor says they do not believe it is connected to the quarantines of people of travis air force base which is near where the woman lived. it talks about the two and half billion dollar emergency supplemental according alex azor, he helps congress will pass it in the president will sign it a week after. amongst criticism from democrats, the vice president earlier today d

heather: welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first", john kerry blasting report claims he'sering late-run for president, overheard him on the phone of bid in hotel lobby, former secretary of state tweeting, quote, i'm absolutely not running for president any report otherwise is categorically false, that tweet originally had expletive that has since been deleted, kerry has been campaigning for joe biden. well, 2020 hopeful andrew yang will not investigate president trump if he wins the election, while some of his rivals will look into the president if he wins the white house, yang is taking a less invasive path. >> well, you have to see what the facts on the ground are and certainly i'd listen to the guidance it's a very nasty pattern that countries have fallen into where a new president ends up throwing the president before them in jail. heather: yang adding the pattern makes it difficult for party to govern since there's no sense of unity in the country. trump campaign airing a surprise super bowl ad on just reform, watch this. >> it's getting worse every day, i i just want

john bolton grilled on fox news that's what venezuela was. you saw the one party rule last night.aw nancy pelosi applauding and getting up with juan guaido who is a cia appointed puppet leader of venezuela. so you saw that's the part i like to call out. that's when they are both in bed with the intelligence community. they are both in bed with the military industrial complex and so, yeah, you are right. we are not talking about real things. we are talking about russia gate and ukraine. we are never going to talk about why wouldn't the democrats have complete control of the government? they gave us a right wing healthcare plan anyway. oh, maybe because there aren't really two parties. there is one party in america. and they're both controlled by big business. >> tucker: jimmy dore you will take so much abuse for doing this show. i hope you will come back. few independent thinkers. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: james carville knows a lot about winning presidential campaigns. he did it in 1992 getting bill clinton. you might not agree with his solutions. probably don't. at le

fox news's john roberts is in new delhi with the latest on this one. what a trip, john.ng to you from new deli. the president had the whirlwind trip. it was fast but he says he got a lot done. he gave upbeat assessment ever the news conference of the 36 hours he spent here. pointing to a 3 billion-dollar deal on the part of india to buy american military hardware including black hawk helicopters, trying to remember the exact designation, as well as apache attack helicopters. the president pointing to an agreement with the ceo of exxonmobil made with india's state-owned gas company to buy more liquid natural gas. here is what the president said about it all just a short time ago. >> they're going to be investing billions of dollars in our country. so that was the purpose of our trip also. we're all set for $3 million worth of helicopters, apaches, various other types in addition to various other equipment. they're buying that. they're buying a lot. they're buying a lot and also buying a lot of our forms ever energy because they need energy. we have more than anybody. we'r

i'm talking about fox news, for example, we had this extraordinary comment from john kelly, former white house chief of staff, who said, if you are watching fox news because it reinforces your world view. the fox news, for economic and political reasons, is bolstering this vision that donald trump wants to see. we saw that with senators and members of the house who are republicans as well who agree with donald trump broadly and therefore are okay with some of the things he's doing that are more extreme. that's really the issue. we don't even how to deal with that. "the washington post" has a great story by phillip rucker which points out the way donald trump is trying to rewrite the russia story to muddle the picture. people who tune in to sean hannity tonight are not reading that. >> he wants it expunged, whatever that means. >> anne in munich, i wonder if you think what's been going on at the security conference with pompeo and others relates to the broader conversation we're having. >> one of the oddities of the security conference was that, you know, the united states is now presenti

we have fox team coverage, john roberts at the white house.ing today, we begin with a corresponding peter doocy in las vegas. the sanders news and his message to the russian leader. >> good evening

we have fox team coverage, john roberts at the white house. what the president is saying today, we begin with a corresponding peter doocy in las vegas. the sanders news and his message to the russian leader. >> good evening brett, until officials recently sat bernie sanders down and told him russia is trying to help him win. that is according to a "washington post" report that sanders is responding to you with this. "i don't care frankly who putin wants to be president, but i'm my message is clear. as president i will make sure you stay out of elections." my understanding is that they are doing it again in 2020, some of the ugly stuff on the internet attributed to our campaign they will not be coming from real supporters. that last part means that this moment may have been based on actual intel. >> let me tell you something else about this, not being too paranoid. all of us remember 2016, and what we remember his efforts from russians and others who try to divide us and interfere in our elections. i am not saying that is happening, but it will

policy viewso you look at donald trump putting john bolton in there and they might have been completely discordant on foreign policy but he liked him on fox i think the president should hire and fire as he please when is it comes to apolitical appointee. the trend with the career officials and rank and file civil servants who have expertise in national security, that is troubling. administration employees want to say the state department is biased against us, the d.o.d. is b biased in certain ways. there's always bias but drath has taken it to a devastating point by firing anybody who is performing their job, doing their duties and telling the truth as their career expertise has trained them to could. >> i want to talk to you about the president meeting with india's prime minister. you have a president traveling and meeting with a president who is nationalist and yet he barley mentio -- barely mentions any of it. muslims in are essentially being attacked and persecuted in these ongoing riots and the president makes no mention of it. >> the riots were the largest, i believe, in a couple of decades. where he chose for his first state visit,

deputy assistant attorney general john you, good to have you on fox news at night. robert barnes, another attorney we had on the show tweets this today, they get tv deals, book deals, if a government official with an alleged crime, at an unprecedented level. they need an explanation. >> i can see why people think trump critics are being treated differently from trump supporters but they should keep in mind these are the results of actions of the trump justice department. it is true as donald trump tweeted today that he has the legal authority to direct all the prosecutions, to take care of the law is executed. he have -- we have tried to keep the white house and the justice department at arm's length, culminating in watergate and it helps donald trump in the end, it gets cleared by mueller. and donald trump allowed the justice department to be independent. >> he was frustrated by this. doing a deep dive, outside the original prosecution, want to look into the michael flynn case. michael flynn pled guilty to his own admission to lying and mccabe is connected to that

. >> so i have a new show on fox nation called "the pursuit" with john rich and it stems from somethingees us the right to pursue happiness and the fact that we can pursue happiness in this country should inherently make us happy, right? we're the only nation in the world that has that as a right, so i have a show on fox nation, the pursuit, where i interview americans who have done incredible thing, big obstacles they have had to overcome. >> lisa: i love that statement from you as well. >> our constitution does not guarantee its happiness it guarantees us the right to pursue happiness. >> lisa: i love that. griff: we've got a clip of you, watch this. how has the right to pursue happiness changed your life? >> choices are sacred. i still have choices, because i live in a country that gives me the right to choose to disagree or agree. >> powerful. >> i think that frame is something we have to keep in mind our country it is so divided right now on so many topics. i wanted my show to focus on what do we have in common. we all have the right to pursue happiness in this country. i don't car

for more on what lies ahead in a few days, attorney and fox news radio white house correspondent. john you look at candidate of the delegate count so far, we've got bernie sanders in the lead with 45 delegates, pete buttigieg behind him was 25 and joe biden, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar, those numbers could change in a big way on tuesday. >> that's right. we are talking about one third of the delegates on super tuesday. a significant amount over 1300 delegates altogether. the numbers we are talking about right now what we will see tuesday. today in south carolina, 54 delegate and this is a state that joe biden is hoping will reignite his candidacy. he hasn't had a victory yet, he's hoping to be in south carolina tonight. jon: that compelled compared to super tuesday. let's look at five states in particular. we are going to be watching california, the most populous state and has the most delegates up for grabs. 415. 228 in texas, 110 in north carolina, colorado for 67. maine has 24. joe biden is hoping his fortunes can be reversed within south carolina but he's got super tuesday t

our congressional reporter lauren fox is on capitol hill, john harwood at the white house. lauren, let's begin with you. walk us through what is going to happen today. >> well, starting in a couple hours, poppy, around 11:00 this morning, you will expect to hear closing arguments from both the house managers and the president's defense team. after that senators will have an opportunity this afternoon to start this statements on the senate floor about why they are going to vote either to remove the president or vote against removing him depending on what they have chosen to do. those speeches will continue tomorrow and wednesday morning. them at 4:00 on wednesday, that very crucial vote that we expect the president will be acquitted of all the charges against him. the president is going to have to deliver his state of the union tuesday night with the air of impeachment hanging over him, that was because democrats wanted to make sure that was the air in which he had to deliver the speech. it's a very unusual situation where the president is going to be giving this address tha

john bolton, to testify. and washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> joining us now is dr. lauren wright, lecturer in politics at princeton university. you are here to help us break down the speech from president trump in the white house. he lashed out at his enemies. there was profanity and personal tax. is this a speech you expected from president trump after his acquittal? >> i was not surprised by the acquittal or president trump's decision to make a victory lap. what got me thinking is a long- term health of the republican party. i am a bit worried about that. i think a lot of republicans in that room today, yes it was packed. the president is entertaining and energizing, but winning in the long run is important. that is more important than in the short term. i think republicans attacking that romney, and castigating democrats, are risking losing the high ground that they thought they had. before entering academia, i was a republican staffer in california. i worked on a 2010 gubernatorial rate. i got to drive meant romney to an event in encinitas, california. this is a

a country music star, and host of fox nation show "the perseus perseus -- pursuit with john rich."oin us on "the daily briefing." i did not even realize that apple is so conscious about their brand that they don't want any bad guys using iphones. this could be a spoiler for anybody out there watching an iphone, if you see a bad guy who has an iphone, maybe it is not the bad guy. >> it gives away the story. i was thinking about this, i wish apple would be concerned with actual bad guys that have their phones. there were some bad guys that we actually caught and they would not hack their phone. what was on their phone. i got this hillbilly buddy of mine that lives in arkansas that said, man, i guess apple probably did not hack those phones due to privacy. but you know every morning when you wake up you want to make sure that you put your clothes on before you turn your phone on, because you know that they are looking at you, right. that's what everybody thinks. >> dana: it could be. we reached out to apple to see if this is true, and we did not hear back. which you might not be surpr

liz peek, john burnett and robert wolf. we about to manchester, fox news christian fisher is outside of the arena where president is holding his rally. reporter: there are now thousands of people in this arena, first people to get inside started waiting in line yesterday. afternoon, they waited overnight in cold and rain before getting in today, this is a show of force by the trump campaign. on primary eve, president trump tonight to get on stage, and say look at all of the people they have been able to get to come to hear me speak, and compare that to crowds the number of people we've seen showing up for all of the democratic candidates. i think safe to say this is a bigger crowd than his democratic rivals have been able to draw. that will be a focus tonight. another thing, this is president trump's first rally. since he was acquitted, since the impeachment hoax, as he liked to call it has ended. if you thought his victory lap last week was a big deal, wait until are hear what he is expected to say tonight. he gets much more fired up when speaking wi

we have team fox coverage, chief white house correspondent john roberts at the white house. reporting live from the justice department, david. >> i'd say it's a busy day here friday, good afternoon to you. along two or three years, can rest easy now that he will not be charged by the department of justice. the former acting fbi director has been in the news for the past few years accused of leaking that information to reporters specifically with "the wall street journal" about the clinton foundation and then lying about that in the justice department inspector general look into the mccabe situation and lacked candor but as we see today that was not enough to charge him with any crime. played a little sound from him, here is some more. mccabe angry about what he's gone through over the past few years, listen. >> as glad as i am that the justice department and the attorney's office finally deciding to do the right thing, it is an absolute disgrace, it took two years, but my family through this experience for two years, drew the obvious conclusion and when they could've drawn a

game kicks off join fox nation for super tailgate security for football. >> one man will be there, our next guest you can identify with the hat. he is author of the pursuit with johnu were pretty much the star of the brand-new fox nation and that will run on the super bowl. >> i cannot believe that. a great ad talking about all the great things they do. it is entertaining. they will run it at half time during the super bowl. >> that is awesome, pretty big. you come from the south, tailgating is a big deal and fox nation has a tailgate today. >> we have barbecue, whiskey and combine the two, just won a big award from you. we made a barbecue sauce and putting it together it is incredible. >> people who are here in miami, people who have received the chicken, it will be on the apps, the new facebook page, you can watch it. if you have a ticket you have to be on the inside, it is why you become a member of fox nation because you get invites. >> why are you holding that? >> i like football in general but we were on the ferris wheel, it is very hot. and hour ago bill hammer was on top and decided to throw me a ball and i tried to catch it but we missed it on camera but

we have fox news contributor john layfield, and democratic strategist, laura fincke. i want to begin with you, end with you. the read this is black eye for democrats and nancy pelosi didn't help matters any ripping up the president's speech even though i guess the president didn't shake her hand. regardless, do you buy the argument it has not been a 36 to 48 hours for democrats? >> fund-raising total for each of the candidates, buttigieg had his best day ever after the caucuses. depends how you look at it. reality there are a number of front-runners that people are energized. that looks good for democrats. nobody likes to see chaos and confusion around a primary but iowa democrats are cleaning it up nicely. we'll get a tidy result and take another look at the caucus system. move to primary more inclusive and includes more people can afford and able to come and participate. neil: john layfield, that was a surprise, on that report from blake burman of the white house, long before this tension convention between nancy pelosi and the president, that the two haven't even t

john bolton, to testify. and washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> one hour ago, dr. lauren wright, lecturer in politics at princeton university, joined us to talk about the presence acquittal. she said democrats have important decisions to make regarding former national security advisor, john bolton. >> the more transparency, the better, in general. it would be hypocritical if democrats fought all this way for john bolton's testimony and mick mulvaney, and then just dropped and said, no more. if you are saying this is so important for our democracy, and we want to hear from these people, i do think you have to continue to hear from them, even if it hurts you. >> she would on to say that the tensions are running high on the hill. both sides have a lot of work to do to make sure that all hope is not lost for bipartisanship in washington. >>> still ahead, a crackdown on human trafficking leads to arrests across the south bay. coming up next, the results of the weeklong crackdown that freed five women from traffickers. >>> three days later, the iowa caucuses are still to

one back first, fox news alert, word of another resignation amid all this drama, john roberts' life with >> good morning to you and this one tangentially attached as well to the roger stone trial, jesse lu who was the former u.s. attorney for washington, d.c., who oversaw the stone and the michael flynn prosecutions resigned yesterday from the treasury department, was over here in the building just on the other side of the white house because she was supposed to take over as the undersecretary for terrorism and financial crimes. president trump told that nomination yesterday and she resigned soon after. some people are saying with this because she oversaw the stone prosecution and the flynn prosecution or was there something else? we continue to pull on that piece of thread. to the other thing just a week after the president was acquitted of two articles of impeachment, because now for attorney general barr to either be impeached or to resign, people saying that he caved into pressure from the president to reduce the sentencing recommendation for roger stone and will be sentenced on the

tenure as the press secretary but does frequently appear on fox news, she commented on fox news just this morning about john kelly's comments. listen in. >> i was in the room with him when he actually backed the president on many of the things that he's now saying, you know, weren't great talking about the media, especially. i have heard john kelly say some things about the media. so i thought it was a little disingenuous. >> and so beyond that pushback, bro brooke from the white house, you saw that tweet from the president you read moments ago. that is notable, particularly because one thing we have not seen john kelly do is write a tell-all book about his time at the white house. actually, we reported back in the fall that that's because the president told the president he would not write a book on trump during his time while he is still commander in chief as long as the president didn't attack him first. so does this change the calculus as we see the president now striking back at john kelly? going to have to wait and see. >> good point on that, thank you very much for running through all of that. i've g

from san jose elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> john anderson walked into the 24 hour fitness at 6:30 monday night. the witnesses told police the woman was doing push-ups when anderson pushed the woman to the ground, pulling off her clothing and then sexually assaulted her. a man in the gym reactive. >> i grabbed a matt and held it between him and the attacker, and the victim to savor. >> the suspect tried to run away but the gym employees held onto anderson until the police arrived. they believe he may have attacked other women and are asking any possible victims to come forward. >>> the antioch police will give us more information on the antioch incident involving a gun. a juvenile was detained by the police at the school yesterday after report of a shooting. to please confirmed there was a gun incident, but gave no other information, and no one was hurt. >>> and santa clara county a 25- year-old man is accused of killing a woman at the airbnb home in san jose. the suspect, ryoichi fuseya, surrendered to state. the body was found in the east san jose foothills. the people in th

john. >> good morning to you. foxent trump did not berate or otherwise yell at his former director of national intelligence joseph mcguire over a briefing that the office of the director of national intelligence gave to congress last week about russian interference in the 2020 election. fox news is also told contrary to some published reports that mcguire was not in line for the permanent position as dni and was scheduled to leave the office on march 11. we're told he was not removed from his position because of that briefing to congress. the one source does say the president thought that mcguire was not robust enough in addressing political leaks of intelligence. robert grenell will be the acting dni. a short assignment while the president nominates an individual to the senate-confirmed position. the president tweeting that he has four candidates in mind and will be making an announcement in the next few weeks. a lot of talk around here as to why the office of the director of national intelligence gave a briefing to

john bolton this week. >> planned political punches, how actor brad pitt just went political at the oscars, "fox & friends first" start right now. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you, you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, thank you for your starting your week and day with us, the man accused of shooting two officers in 12 hours is charged with attempted murder, surveillance video showing him opening fire inside the new york precinct hours after ambushing an officer on patrol, aisha with developments. >> good morning, this is what it's come to, heather, daily mail reporting nypd ordering cops not to wear their uniforms or badges anymore when off duty over fears they'll be targeted next, on top, family, friends, could be you at home not to wear any nypd items related as well, we have reached out to nypd about this and they have no comment as of right now. this is all happening after a violent weekend against police, robert williams who you see here is now charged with attempted murder after attacking several officers over the weekend, new video this morning shows williams shooting up a

fox. now that i'm watching this. there are things i didn't know. john kennedy said that. and i like having the senator on here.izing them as people. they don't have the witnesses. how can they make the case that they knew everything they needed to know? >> they can't. i'm sorry, what scott said we knew we were going to get here because the fix was in from the beginning. we knew and the house mlg managers did a incredible job. we knew the case they were really trying to make was to potentially get at least the right number of senators to agree to let the truth come out. i'll tell you something, thinking of stepping back d this will be like the iraq vote. think about it. the question voters will say is did you have the wisdom to see through the lies and did you have the strength to stand up for what was right? or did you go with the cover up. i don't think the republicans have a good answer to the constituents. people aren't stupid. they're busy in their lives and can't follow all the names and mas nation. they know what means to block the truth. >> also i want to be clear. i don't blame the president for this.

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john roberts, thank you very much. i want to bring in chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor. it was quite the night. first, opening thoughts on all of it? >> well, what an unworthy government we have. how unworthy of the people of this great nation. how unworthy of the great american people to have this, right? "i won't shake her hand, i'll group of his speech." i dislike the state of the union as an institution. i think it's the wrong thing. i don't think it works anymore. just the fact that they can't even get through this, just the fact that these suppose that adults can't even get through this, somebody said it was beneath the dignity of something. well, it's beneath the dignity of a fine people and a great republic to have human beings who can't even shake hands or get through one speech without being partisan children. >> harris: i want to say this again because vice president pence didn't shake hands with the president. he is standing right next to nancy pelosi. he didn't extend his hand. >> are not going to -- it's not the dash maybe the president didn't see her, blah, blah, blah. >> harris: