in australia but you'll notice his eyes are closed. >> been looking forward to the great man, michael boltonod morning and welcome back to the show. michael, you got us okay? maybe he's just updating instagram. >> michael, hi, michael. it's connie and larry. we're with you live. >> it's grown silent. >> connie and larry tried to wake him lightly. there were technical issues and was using twitter while he waited, he said. i don't know if it passes the smell test and joked hrd deal 50 years ago. >> okay. 50 years, bolton. >> yes. >> that's impressive. >>> all right, so if cats have nine lives, this one just used at least seven of them. >> quite a few of them. her name is fluffy. her owners in montana -- look at fluffy -- found fluffy frozen in the snowbank unresponsive just ten degrees outside. when she got to the vet, her temperature was so low, it didn't even register on the vet's thermometer which goes down to 90 degrees. >> wow. after two hours of using warming and water and blankets her temperature was still too low but then after a few more hours fluffy started moving. they couldn't beli

here's how it played out. >> we're looking forward to talking to the great man, michael bolton, and heilent. >> they could not get michael bolton to wake up. >> he's gone silent. bolton quickly took to instagram denying he fell asleep on the interview, saying i got my first record deal when i was 15 and haven't slept since. >> okay. >>> moving on. "sesame street" kicking off its biggest year yet. >> the legendary show is marking its 50th anniversary with a year-long celebration. >> in honor of the milestone birthday they are sharing a video sharing some of the most memorable moments through the decades and cameos from stevie wonder and tiffany haddish. we just talked about her. >> "sesame street" says it will mark the milestone year with special initiatives and community events throughout the year along with a star-studded prime time tv special set to air in november. we look forward to that. >>> to an impromptu cast reunion for another hit show. >> hard as it may be to believe, "the wonder years" aired it's final episode 26 years ago. >> the coming of age series set in the '60s starre

what does michael bolton smell like?, fine, i'll smell you. >> wow. >> give it a try. >> ready? here we go. >> so glad i showered before i came here. >> smells like time, love and tenderness. ♪ time, love and tenderness >> the sweet smell of success. michael's first fragrance for women is named for one of his biggest hits let me have a smell. i sprayed way too much. sorry, everyone. it smells amazing, but now i'm living in it. >> i thought that was a little too much. >> did you have all the smell tests and all that stuff, or did they -- >> i had individual smell tests because we had the sample pieces, and fortunately, we got to quite a few that i really liked for different reasons. and agreed that love was ready to happen. and there's no double entendre there. >> michael is also celebrating 50 years in entertainment with a new album. all his top tracks re-recorded with an orchestra. but what you might be surprised to hear is the fan who brought us michael bolton's big sexy valentine's day special might need a little help

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john bolton that michael. despises you and this is the thing that their american apparently is what was superior they despise other nations lead an american venezuela they despise us their statements our xenophobia but. meanwhile nearly a dozen latin american countries and canada are ramping up pressure on maduro aiming to drive him from power the so-called lima group is throwing its support behind opposition leader and self-proclaimed interim president on why don't you ever a protest did disrupt the group's latest meeting on monday. the group has called for this is pension of military cooperation with materials government and barred high level venezuelan officials from entering their territories canada's foreign minister has urged the local military to get behind something. they're very. likely this statement is disgusting unlawful it's difficult to know whether to laugh or vomit or both when i read it i wanted to be see can last similar tediously one request is crazy or then the other on behalf of all the pe

become an ideological issue for them when you have a mass to marco rubio you have michael pale you have mr john bolton and now elliott abrams directing foreign policy in washington a sensually taking over the function of the state department we are essentially embarked on a course of regime change the us has embarked on this course previously since which of us was elected in one nine hundred ninety eight the us assad regime change across three different governments bush obama and now trump and will continue to see an escalation of conflict in the context of venezuela versus the us. meanwhile just across the caribbean sea haiti has seen the sixth day of violence and unrest in the capital during anti government protests all seventy eight detainee set a local jail when able to escape one pass and was reportedly shot says and several protesters were badly injured. chris and those reports he took advantage while place were distracted by the anti-government demonstration protesters are demanding that the president of the poorest country in the caribbean step down thank you so him and his government of corru

is become an ideological issue for them when you have amassed marco rubio you have michael pale you have mr john bolton and now elliott abrams directing foreign policy in washington sensually taking over the function of the state department we're are essentially embarked on a course of regime change the us has embarked on this course previously since which of us was elected in one nine hundred ninety eight the us assad regime change across three different governments bush obama and now and will continue to see an escalation of conflict in the context of venezuela versus the u.s. . and number of prominent french journalists have been suspended after it came to light that they belong to a group that's been mocking and twenty women online for almost a decade shall it depends gay has more details remember the two movement how could you know what it was after all one of the biggest stories to rock two thousand and eighteen well here in france it was better known as. essentially that means to call someone out as acting like a pig and remove grab the media's attention all great except for fast forward a few m

become an ideological mission for them when you have amassed marco rubio you have michael pay all you have mr john bolton and now elliott abrams directing foreign policy in washington a sensually taking over the function of the state department here are essential and marked on a course of regime change the us has embarked on this course previously since which obviously is elected in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the us assad regime change across three different governments bush obama and now and will continue to see an escalation of conflict in the context of venezuela versus the us for more details on any of us stories all teed up com is just a click away you're world news for tens at the top of the hour feedback. make us manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the finest. be the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room sick. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful approach. yes to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just always i m

michael: well, he has actually repeated what we heard from john bolton, national security advisor, andor rubio in the last week or so, issuing ultimatums to the general's that they have to abandon maduro and go tguaido. the fact that theyidt in a presidential speech from trump gives a little mthe weight and ity. how they will respond is a question. laura: the fact that he is targeting the generals so specifically, are they what is eping maduro in power? michael: the main color of -- pillar of support fo the maduro regime is the armed forces. the forces, and also a lot of militias tunt are in the y. this is a very violent, insecure country. the people who support, if the high military officials abandon maduro, he couldn't survive. laura: the president says the u.s. wants to have aceful transition of power in venezuela, all options are open. is it possible the u.s. could use military force to dislodge maduro? michael: i guess you can't rule out anything these days, but it y. highly unlikely. it would be cr venezuela is a big country. ioit has 32 mipeople. this is not a small operation. i

bolton will be there. >> what a split screen of the president in vietnam and michael cohen on capitol hill.ancy pelosi and house democrats putting a resolution of disapproval, voting to block the national emergency. if it get to the nate, it willsenate it will have to swing some republicans because that power is controlled by the republicans. is there any chance this test. test. >> the question will be how many republicans join democrats? there will be republicans that join democrats in this resolution. how many in the house as in a dozen-ish or so would be my guess. the more interesting vote is in the senate we know lisa lewandowski is going to vote with the democrats on this. if you can stand up on the president on this. you are willing to stand up against him on other things that may come up legally for the united states senate. >> there is a long list of senate republicans who spoke out against the idea of national emergency beforehand. let's see how they vote on it now. chuck, thank you so much we'll look for much more on "meet the press." "the wait for the mueller report." stay tuned

bolton knows well, pompeo knows well. we melt down in cable news, not here, on other channels over michael cohen, this is far more importantld event that could affect everybody. charles: absolutely is. morgan, appreciate it. tomorrow, 4:00 a.m. president trump will hold a news conference after series of meetings overnight with kim. we'll have complete coverage of all his events throughout the night on fox business. you want to keep it here. we'll be right back. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. ♪ charles: welcome back. the dow lower today. health care names taking the biggest hit as medicare for all bill starts to pick up some steam. permian-based oil names are higher along with regional banks. coming up our picks for the day and our stocks for the day. by the way, here's a hint. it will not be weight watchers, right? the shares are plunging after the company issued surprisingly weak forecast. oprah winfrey's investment in the company taking a hit, translating into a loss of $50 billion. before you start to worry about her, oprah winfrey a

bolton standing by along with sarah sanders. we watch this unfold while the president is here negotiating this. and they put michael cohen in major legal jeopardy as evidenced by your criminal referral today. >> yeah. it's not just the criminal referral that i put forth today. there's probably another criminal referral coming, jim jordan and i, he did a masterful job today in really getting to the truth. we're working on that, our staff is working on that tonight. hopefully we'll have some additional news tomorrow. but here's -- here's the other interesting fact. a lot of people tonight are humming ding dong the witch is dead. the russian collusion narrative was thrown out over and over and over again. and what happened was, there was no there. for this unbelievable hearing today, you know, there were a lot of opportunities afforded this particular witness that shouldn't have happened. he had a 30-minute opening. i don't remember any witness ever having a 30-minute opening. it was all trying to spin a narrative to start the impeachment process. >> sean: you know one of the -- one person that was lied about repeated

bolton he should walk away from the talks if they proved unfruitful. meanwhile as this was happening in vietnam, president trump's former lawyer michael cohen was giving damning testimony on capitol hill. in a flip michael cohen claims president trump committed crimes while in office. cohen will be on capitol hill meeting with the house intelligence committee this morning behind closed doors. president trump is calling michael cohen a liar. joining us to discuss these developments we have maggie haberman. great to have you here. it's been a busy morning. for people just waking up, the deal fell apart. well, a potential deal that the president was hoping he would strike in vietnam never came to pass. it seemed abrupt -- the ending because the table was set for lunch. >> literally. >> the table with the settings was waiting for the leaders. it never came to pass. the signing ceremony was cancelled. our reporting is that it was really the president alone who felt he would be able to sway kim jong-un when his advisers around him said it would be unlikely. >> it became clear that the image of them sitting together over lunch when the president was warned t

with the john bolton scratches the president added, our military intervention is not out of the question. the brookings institute director, michaelsend a message, michael, that they are going to be forcing the issue one way or the other. for nicholas maduro to step down. but, he's not stepping down. i'm wondering where this is going? >> it's a great question. i, for one, did not take seriously the idea that 5000 u.s. troops would be used to change regime in venezuela. venezuela is about the same size as iraq, or afghanistan. 30 million. when we sent forces to overthrow saddam hussein, we used to hundred 50000 or so. even in panama when george w. bush in 1989, we sent 20000 troops to replace manwell noriega. i think the idea of using 5000 troops or any meaningful impact inside venezuela is almost unthinkable. you can imagine an old-fashioned kind of commando raid or coup. that is so risky. everything has to go right. i don't see the trump administration wanting to take that risk. they might not mind having the venezuelan regime of maduro, worry. now that the ideas out there, i think john bolton's yellow pad was about sending force

charles: joining the conversation today very own dierdre bolton on the panel was along with american conservative union chairman matt schlapp and michaelw what's interesting about this is map of opposition. >> it's true, a lot of conservatives who are worried about the precedent obama declared as you remember and we criticized that, the difference with immigration is something that the law is very clear, this is the president's obligation to make sure that we don't have chaos and panic at our borders, basic national security question. legal standing is much stronger, the question of building the wall is more clear cut even if he doesn't declare national emergency, he does have the ability to pull 8 to $10 billion to finish what needs to be done. well, i think the president feels very strongly that he's on strong legal grounds to declare this emergency. i think he also believes that it'll help standing in court when all decisions are eventually challenged through the ninth circuit which seems to go, the most liberal circuit. charles: it's interesting because there's talk, mick mull -- mulvaney has found avenues to reach money and reach