the makers of iron bru are going to cut new meadow sugarinit bru are going to cut new meadow sugar ino cut new meadow sugar in it by mark -- half. jamie oliver has become known as a bit of a killjoy, saying children should not be reading this and that. when he himself has tried to serve kids healthy food at school, kids were actually refusing to read that and we re actually refusing to read that and were actually trying to go and eat fast food somewhere else. the question would be to see how we actually deal with it as a society. i think actually deal with it as a society. ithinkfar actually deal with it as a society. i think far too often we are very quick to slap on a tax on something. toa quick to slap on a tax on something. to a certain extent we expect the state to be the parent rather than our parents, schools or communities. 0ften our parents, schools or communities. often that does not work. if we're not getting into the habit of healthy eating, people will stockpile and probably have the sugar and take it from somewhere else. i question the merits of that toa else. i question

new show that begins this saturday at 10:00 a.m. called "cavuto live." charles: we have several breaking stories stretching from washington to pennsylvania and the heartland. the president returning to washington. mark meadowselling fox news the house does not have the votes to pass the continuing resolution. the debate is under way and that debate is expected to occur. president trump spoke to the pennsylvania heartland where he touted a strong economy, the tax reform law which he says

news. your opinion -- government shut down now we're hearing from multiple respects claiming that house freedom caucus leader mark meadowsucus will support attempt rare spinning bilspin --temporary spending bit should give it enough votes to advance it. >> it could be good news. charles: but markets have done well. with these shut downs? >> like i said, that is a gut react. -- reaction. >> hold on more news president trump now tweeting, to representatives need to pass government funding bill tonight, so important for cu foro our co, our military needs it. >> my kid is in the military, let's pup sor support these guys gimmick stuff, no way. charles: silly. dave, you are the best. someone close to president trump debunking allegations he is a racist. will mainstream media ever let it go? we'll debate that, next. nk thatl money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher inve

new data will help save lives and potential seismic safety hazards before the next quake. and another part of the study was that delta confirming the soft, fragile sediment there and also seismic hazards. meteorologist lisa meadows, kpix 5 news. >>> a black bear cub was a -- with a bad case of mange is now recovering after being rescued. >> she actually doesn't look like a bear. >> the cub was disoriented and weak when some people dropped her off recently and -- at the bay area rescue group. >> they lose their hair. and then they need medical attention. >> eve is now on the road to recovery but the people who rescued her off the road technically broke the law. anyone who comes across a wild animal in need should keep their distance and give wildlife officers a call. >>> tomorrow is your last chance to drive to the woods all on your own. starting tuesday, a couple of things happen. the parts service will require visitors to sign up for parking or to use the shuttle service. what they want to do is reduce overcrowding. reservations can be made 90 days in advance. it is $3 for a shuttle seat. >>> home entertainment is constantly evolving from vhs to dvd's and internet streaming. with that evolution comes the death

news on. mark meadows today, i'm not sure how much time they had to talk, it was interesting to think what meadows thinks about the openness, frankly, he would like to see a path to citizenship in ten to 12 years for those d.r.e.a.m.ers? >> this is making it difficult if not impossible to reach a deal. if the president's position keeps moving, it's hard to negotiate. how do you sit down at the table and say i'm here you're there, the preds's here when the president goes back and forth and that makes it difficult. >> ambassador hill, we saw this meeting between theresa may and president trump. here's what the president said about this special relationship ten the two countries? >> the prime minister and myself have had a really great relationship, although some people don't necessarily believe that but i can tell you, i have a tremendous respect for the prime minister, the job she's doing and i think the feeling is mutual from the standpoint of liking each other a lot. >> i think earlier he said it was like a false rumor suggesting there were any contentions between these two countries. you know th

in a new op ed, mark meadows and jim jordan cite recent leaks from the fbi and justice department as a reason they say to step aside. here's what they write. they write it would appear he has no control at all of the law enforcement agency in the world. it's time for sessions to start managing in a spirit of transparency tow bring all of this imprommer behavior to light and stop further violations. if sessions can't address this immediately we have one final question needing an answer. when is it time for a new attorney general? sadly it seems the answer is now. back with our panel for people who don't know, you mentioned this earlier. mark mettos and jim jordan are among the most conservative. they are premier members of the freedom caucus in the house. the fact that they are saying jeff sessions should go seems to be a way for the congress to try to give the president wiggle room to say the attorney general is gone and we can point a new 1 and get rid of the special counsel. wishful thinking. >> i think it is at this point. we are talking about how bannon has pull with the base. pa

joining us with reaction, congressman jim jordan, mark meadows, fox news contributor sara carter.et's start with your report. let's stay on the facts. i spoke to three people, two congressional members, one person in the doj. they all confirmed a at differt levels, thatie 100%, the dossier was lou to used at least in part, one person said was significantly apart of getting a warned. what are you getting tonight? >> i am reporting the same. i have spoken to a number of sources, one senior law enforcement official, and another in the doj, and the dossier was absolutely used as part of the fbi's ability to gain a warrant, to basically spy on members of the trump campaign. so this is definitely used as evidence. it was part and parcel two of their evidence that they were trying to collect for the dossir was what is concerning here is the fact that we know, coming from the mouths of members, senior members of the fbi that has defied, both comey and mccabe, that the only part of the dossier that they were able to confirm, that was factual, without carter page had traveled to moscow. eve

if you are thinking of going toward the sierra tahoe, nine new inches of fresh snow. alpine meadowsne. even more once you get closer to sugar bowl. coming in at 10 inches. northstar coming in at 11 inches. to locations when it comes to ski resorts given the most, northstar and also mount rose. the good thing is, traveling up here, going into the weekend, it should not be too bad with the exception of what we may have to watch for sunday. definitely noticing cold temperatures. make sure you bundle up. we've seen temperatures around the 20s. below freezing. lisa meadows, kpix5. >> it looks like a fun weekend for skiers. >>> any snow we can get, nice for mother nature. up to a foot of snow in the sierra. this weekend, chilly around here with temperatures outside, cooling down to the 40s. 46 degrees, 49 in livermore, 51 in san francisco, 50 degrees in concord, oakland, and san jose. when you wake up tomorrow morning, sunny outside. you will walk outside for a minute, you may think you need to get your jacket. livermore 36, redwood city 39, vallejo 37, baseball tryouts season. if your ki

news but it's funny to us but this isn't the be the. good the report it goes or the simple stipends hundred meadows but look you know. good i must say good up or you know just i don't be and it's funny you know that's news but as be bitter as those of those. who. took it to. sources in the bolivian government insists the children's code is working and overall numbers of workers it down and that illegal child labor as have almost home since two thousand and eight. they say that tackling dangerous work is now a top policy priority. but they haven't offered the people of center rico an alternative and that means the schoolboy mine is here continue risking their lives for the money they need to survive they still believe they'll get more help from t.o. for the first the devil of the pits than they will do from their own lawmakers. i don't think that any country can push a button and get rid of trade this is far too important to be farmers to political backlash money is a very fine people think and i think it will be very quick before people find ways around it because they can invent it maybe damaging it might cut it back

new but it's funny to us but this isn't to be the. report it goes for the simple as type consumption meadows but look you know. get him a cigarette up or you know just i don't be and it's funny you know that's the news but as be bitter as those of those. who. took it took him. to. sources in the bolivian government insists the children's code is one. that overall numbers of workers a down and that illegal child labor is have almost home since two thousand and eight. they say that tackling dangerous work is now a top policy priority. but they haven't offered the people of center rico an alternative and that means the school boy minus here continue risking their lives for the money they need to survive they still believe they'll get more help from t.o. for the first the devil of the pits than they will do from their own lawmakers. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to access education. higher education is becoming just another product that can be born and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a

at least that's what two conservative lawmakers are saying in a new op-ed out. the mark meadowsnd jim jordan call the allegations of russia collusion, russian collusion manufactured hysteria. and they claim the attorney general has lost all control of the nation's premier law enforcement agency who they blame for leaks. it's time for sessions to start managing in a spirit of transparency to bring all of this improper behavior to light and stop further violations. if sessions can't address this issue immediately, then we have one final question needing an answer. when is it time for a new attorney general? ohio republican congressman jim jordan joins me now. congressman, thanks so much for being here. >> you bet. good to be with you. >> given the reporting out right now with donald trump saying that he wants his attorney general to protect him and unhappy about the recusal, do you think it's jeff sessions' job to protect the president? >> i think jeff sessions shouldn't have recused himself from this issue. but what i want limb to him to his job. >> do you think it's jeff session

meadow lane. they were taken into custody.>>> the new interim mayor of san francisco spent his first full day in office. the board of supervisors decided last night to replace london breed with been acting mayor since the death of ed lee. critics said it would not be fair for her to stay in the job while also running for mayor in the june election. there was a vocal backlash by her supporters for replacing the city's first female african- american mayor with a white man. both breed and pharaoh took the decision in strides.>> i don't have to focus on the campaign trail. i'm going to focus on the date today for residents.>> this will empower people who might not get involved in elections.>> he will have to give up his supervisors seat in district 2 to take the job as interim mayor. he was set to turn out at the end of the year and he has a chance to appoint his successor.>>> trump is on his way to switzerland for the world economic forum. just before leaving he held a question and answer session with reporters that is making headlines on several fronts. one comment made by the president is causing backla

mark meadows here is part of the leadership reportedly here within the last few minutes saying they will support the short term resolution. which you heard the congressman say was a sliver of good newsbe remiss if i didn't get your response with meadows saying this morning the american people are fed up with short term answers. we need to pass a budget. long term planning makes for good solutions. what accounts for the difference? >> it's yet to see what accounts for the difference. maybe republicans realized they are in charge of the entire government, they have the majority in the house, the senate, they have the white house. the idea that democrats would be the one to face some government repercussion from a shut down is far sis cal. so i think the republicans have realized they have to do their job and keep the government funded. we'll see what happens in the senate. >> my question to you jamal, then the congressman, is your view in a sense the key part of the republican caucus just blinked. >> it does appear that way. i think one thing we've learned in this fan fort versus trump fight is donald trump does have the biggest bat in the republican party so maybe some of these guys

meadows among our guests. until then have a great weekend. ♪ >>> from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new walltreet week. maria: welcome to wall street week, the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. this week, a special program. a look ahead for the investment to tus of 2018 we're joined by a couple of wall street originals. he first appeared on this program back in 1978. he has predicted dow 5000, dow 10,000, dow 15,000 and dow 20,000. we're going to talk to him about 25. jason, another wall street regular has been buying into the record for almost as long. both will join me to talk about dow 25,000 with new ideas for the upcoming year. >>> buy ro byron is with us. plus tax strategies with a new tax code. we'll discuss important changes to make as a result of the new tax law. >>> first the big head lines impacting everything from wall street to main street. the records keep oncoming on wall street. the dow joins industrial average had a huge week this week, cracking another huge milestone of 25,000 for the first time ever. that happened on thursda

meadows is not totally against infrastructure. he thinks that could be a way to establish new budget caps, domestic spending, if you want to add to the cap on that side, infrastructure could be the way to go. he is on the transportation infrastructure committee, he is close to trump, and he is an interesting one to watch for it -- watch. host: if you want to find him on @fischlercq.s we are taking your calls on the president's offer of $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan. we want to get your thoughts after the state of the union last night. a caller is up first, go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. i wanted to say, after this big tax bill fiasco, the government has no money. they give although these tax breaks to the rich. it was a big part of the income for the united states. now, there is no money. how are they going to pay for this. all of these republicans who hounded obama for six years about, we have to pay for everything, and now, we do not the pay for nothing. this is just unbelievable. somebody needs to investigate the republicans. not just the president, i thin

meadow drive, maybe a car or two outright now. but always watch for slippery spots. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning in philadelphia. someone shot and killed ninety-two women including one in a wheelchair in an oxford circle home. within the past two hours we learned police who are questioning a witness who told t during the shooting. >>> also police in chester county are investigating the third murder of the year there. they found someone in the home while they were looking for a burglary suspect. someone had shot the man in the back of the head. >>> it is frigid here, single digits in minnesota. we're inside the mall of america. we're on the third floor and actually still cold in here. it's cold enough, though, to wear our eagles gear. as we walked around minnesota yesterday everybody seemed to be smarting still from losing in the nfc championship game to the eagles. but they're very welcoming. something not in short supply here is eagles fans. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live for us at super bowl live setup at the nickolette mall in downtown minneapolis. >> reporter: and the cold is not going to stop them. it's

yes, we're over the hill, but look at the meadows on the other side of the hill and the wildflowers and all the animals that we never looked at before and then new you know, life doesn't end. >> what launched you again into moviemaking? i mean, i know, because you were married to my boss, ted turner, for a long time, that you sort voluntarily -- maybe, maybe not -- took a hiatus from your work. you took some 15 years off acting. >> yeah. >> and you came back. >> i had no intention of coming back. i quit, and then ted came along. i didn't quit because of him, although [chuckles] i wouldn't have been able to marry him if i was working, 'cause he needs full time... yes. [ both laugh ] love him dearly. i quit because of my -- i just didn't... >> didn't want to. >> i didn't find joy in acting anymore. and then i had 10 years with ted and then 5 years writing my memoirs, and those two things together turned me into a different person, a more hopeful person, and i thought, "well, maybe i can find joy in acting again." >> you said he's your favorite ex, your best ex. >> well, he is so much fun to be with. he's so smart. i learned so much from him -- nev

meadows among our guests. until then have a great weekegrs joins us. good night. kennedy: tonight newan lawsuits against the author and publisher. >>> plus, can iranian people toppable their government? john bolton weighs in. >>> jeff sessions says he's going to crack down on legal weed. grab a lighter. it's time to spark up this thing. steve bannon is a gas bag who flapped his gums to a presidential biographer and knew his bloated carcass is in the dog house. bannon gaifs hours of quotes to michael wolfe who through a lit gas on a gas-soaked relationship.

. >>> new this morning, police in fremont are looking for four people involved in a shooting during an auto burglary. it happened just after 2:30 this morning in the area of summit drive and meadow way. investigators say the suspects shot two people who tried to stop them. the suspects are two men and two women all in their 20s. the victims are expected to survive. >>> developing news out of fairfield this morning where the search is on for a gunman who opened fire, leaving one man with life-threatening injuries and seven others hurt. police tell us this was not an accident. the gunman targeted the victims in an act that led to the closure of neighboring streets and freeway ramps for hours. abc news reporter tiffany wilson has details. >> reporter: so at this time we don't know whether it was an exchange of gunfire or not. what i do know is that the victim was in a silver honda accord and that a vehicle pulled up next to him and shots were fired in his direction. >> reporter: the shooting happened around 3:30 saturday afternoon. the driver of this honda accord was hit multiple times. the other car sped off. >> the driver was incapacitated and his vehicle veered across and subseq

we'll have more with congressman mike meadows, calling on sessions to resign among the growing number of leaks like it appears "the new york times" is gone. more news on the book "fire and fury," featuring explosive statements from steve bannon. bannon talking about running for president himself. and much more. it appears to be too much for his allies. one g.o.p. donor and influencer appears to be breaking with the antiestablishment star of the g.o.p. kevin corke is working late. >> great to be with you. yesterday, the president had this four paragraph statement and he said steve bannon had lost his job and lost his mind when he was ushered off the white house team. today he had decidedly fewer words for his former chief strategist. frequently quoted in the book we've been talking about, you see right here "fire and fury." it has certainly generated a storm of controversy because of a number of allegations, including semiopeners from bannon himself, including a suggestion that bannon wanted to run or wanted to run for president in 2020. today for the first time since the controversy erupted, the president finally resp

speaking of south jersey hello to main he had shade, new jersey, again watching the turning lanes right here a great example coming out of fox meadowou make that right turn that is all ice left over from the weekend and then, out here in chester county a live look at route 202, in problems at all as you roll through malvern. mass transit off to a good start so far, karen and thomas , back to you. >>> 4:19. lets get to this developing story out of houston where many athletes and reporters are turning to social media to help find a missing reporter. texas a and m reporter courtney rowland has been missing since saturday afternoon. her last known communication was a facebook powe where she told a friend she was worried she was being followed by a blue truck after leaving a walgreens on sunday morning. several athletes and reporters have tweeted for help to try to find her. >>> former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb has been fired from his radio gig at espn. it comes after an investigation into sexual harassment claims while employed at nfl network. mcnabb was name in the lawsuit filed by a former wardrobe stylist at the network who

meadows among our guests. until then have a great weekend. ♪ >>> from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new wallek. maria: welcome to wall street week, the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. this week, a special program. a look ahead for the investment to tus of 2018 we're joined by a couple of wall street originals. he first appeared on this program back in 1978. he has predicted dow 5000, dow 10,000, dow 15,000 and dow 20,000. we're going to talk to him about 25. jason, another wall street regular has been buying into the record for almost as

meadows among our guests. until then have a great weekegrs joins us. good night. kennedy: tonight new fallout from a bombshell book on the president an lawsuits against the author and publisher. >>> plus, can iranian people toppable their government? john bolton weighs in. >>> jeff sessions says he's going to crack down on legal weed. grab a lighter. it's time to spark up this thing. steve bannon is a gas bag who flapped his gums to a presidential biographer and knew his bloated carcass is in the dog house. bannon gaifs hours of quotes to michael wolfe who through a lit gas on a gas-soaked relationship. bannon called the meeting treasonnist and unpatriotic, said the investigators would crack don jr. like an egg on national television and opined, you realize where this is going. all about money laundering. the path to trump goes right through paul manafort, don jr. and jared kushner. it's as plain as the hair on your face or the adult acne on your face or the unhealthy moles. the president responded with the fire and fury promised in the forthcoming book's title releasing a statement t

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reporter: jim jordan of ohio, mark meadow's of north carolina who sit on the key committees that are investigating the fbi and decisions that were made in 2016 are raising new concerns about jeff sessions as attorney general, same day he has lost control over his law enforcement agency if he cannot get things under control, particularly as it comes to the russia investigation, then he should step aside. now one of the things that they are pointing to, wolf, is his decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation last year. and as we know, that set off a whole chain of events where rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general is now overseeing the investigation rosenstein appointing bob mueller, the special counsel who's investigating any potential collusion between trump associates and russians. now wolf, democrats who have largely opposed jeff sessions just one voted to confirm his attorney general last year now are taking a different position. he should not step aside as attorney general because they're concerned that if sessions does, trump will install a loyalist who will be in charge of the mueller investigation and they're concerned that that c

news contributor and former colleague of jim jordan as well. you heard that sound, congressman. he also joined in an op-ed with mark meadowsy general. he's not doing enough. what's your take on this? >> unfortunately and i said this before i do think it's time for the attorney general to go. he has recused himself of some of the most important issues going on at the department of justice. major stim systemic problems within the department of justice. jim jordan is right. i think mark meadows is right. chris stewart out of utah also on the intel committee. have you judiciary members frustrated that the attorney general ♪ answering basic questions. i think he is in over his head. you don't need all these special counsels if you have an attorney general who can actually do his job. and i don't see attorney general sessions is able to do the basic requirements of what he was hired to do. lisa: saying on the department of justice and they now they are looking in to potential pay to play allegations you looked back 2015 over uranium one. from your perspective and what you have seen as the former chairman of the oversight committ

congressman jim jordan, also mark meadows, they're ramping up the calls for attorney general sessions to resign. they are blaming him for the leaks which resulted in "the new york times" article about george papadopoulos being the possible catalyst for the russia investigation. first of all, do you agree with your colleagues that jeff sessions should step down? >> well, i'm all for the attorney general being aggressive in this effort, particularly as relates to the role that those who frankly supported secretary clinton, and i would like him to pursue this and i think that he sees that he has a proprietary role to do that and let's see what happens. >> so that means you disagree with jim jordan and mark meadows? >> well, i'm not ready to tell the man to resign, but i do want to be more assertive and more aggressive in his requirements. >> all right. speaking of being assertive, sir, you know the president this morning tweeted about his mental fitness, disputing the claims in this tell-all book, "fire and fury." the president says my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being like really smart. eugene robinson wrote the other day, he wrote thi

over in new castle we have an accident in new castle county on route seven, that's bear christiana road northbound at christiana meadowse most part tam the roads are just wet. be careful as you're traveling. >> thank you, karen. we'll take a short break and come back to your accuweather. >> ♪ getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting an appointment with a specialist shouldn't be. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, you can see a cancer specialist in as little as 24 hours. you'll meet with a physician who will discuss treatment options, answer your questions and recommend next steps for your personalized care plan. learn more about cancer treatment centers of america and schedule your appointment at cancercenter.com/appointment new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netf

news this week about attorney general jeff sessions. listen to this, sir. >> attorney general sessions his time has come. he's got to go. i agree with meadows and jordan on this. he's not existed in this investigation. he's irrelevant and i think it was a bad pick and time for him to go. maria: should jeff sessions step down? >> well, i think former chairman jason chaffetz those are two different points whether or not he should step down i can't think of anything he's done since he's been the attorney general that warrants his removal from office. the better question i think is whether or not he should have been the pick in the first place maria, and whether president trump picked him and whether or not then senator sessions should have said do you know what maybe i'm not the right person. over 40 of our states have an attorney general whose independently elected by the voters. less than a handful have the governor pick the attorney general, so i think what your viewers and what my fellow citizens want is an attorney general that is objective, that is fact-centric that we can have confidence and whatever conclusions he or she reaches and as

we have heard that mark meadows says he knows what's going on, but won't say anything about it. here we are waiting with bated breath to see if this is good news as far as tend of a shutdown or if we are going to see this continue into tomorrow. the insentive, centive had been throughout the course of the day. again, we have to go back to this question. if meadows is on the senate floor, that would suggest they are at least having those conversations with the house. >> there would never be any public binding of the house, but you do want to take a temperature check before announcing any potential agreement to make sure they're not going to blow it up immediately. >> sounds like we have leanne caldwell reporting on this. what do we know about what we may hear from mcconnell on the floor? >> i'm not sure exactly what mcconnell is going to say. but we are hearing details about the contours of a possible deal that schumer and mcconnell might have agreed to. we know that it's about the three week extension of funding until february 8th about a commitment to take up daca or immigration. but it's also much broader. it includes other issues at hand. i

with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. steve: republican congressman mark meadowsp down now or do his job. in a new op-ed the congressman writing attorney general jeff sessions has recused himself from the russia investigation but it would appear he has no control at all of the premier law enforcement agency in the world. the fbi. joining us right now is ohio congressman and vice chairman of the house freedom caucus jim jordan joins us from statuary hall. jim, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: you have called on him to step down before but this time there is so much leaking going on somewhere in the department of justice or at the fbi it looks like he has lost control. >> well, yeah. this whole story last week in the "new york times," four unnamed sources saying that a 28-year-old shooting his mouth off in a bar was the catalyst for the russia investigation. this is just too convenient. i think largely to draw attention away from what we believe was the focus of this investigation and what launched it. and that of course, is the dossier. this is as i sai

. >> and if you want the perfect radio show mark meadow will be joining me 9:00 to noon. i'm taking attendance. >> bill: brand-new reaction moments ago from the white house. federal government shutting down heading into its third day and right now lawmakers geared up for another day of marathon negotiations. hopefully a vote to end the stall and the finger pointing is almost a certainty. hope you had a great weekend. i'm bill hemmer inside "america's newsroom." i had a fantastic weekend. >> sandra: another big day. i'm sandra smith. president trump already calling out democrats for putting politics ahead of the nation. those tweets coming just two hours ahead of the next big moment in this fight. senators are taking a test vote to see if they have the numbers to end this shutdown. all of this after a very busy weekend in washington >> let's step back from the brink. let's stop victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. >> this is the trump shutdown, only president trump can end it. we democrats are at the table ready to negotiate. the president needs to pull up a chair and end this shut

new attorney general who wouldn't be bound by the same recusal rules. could fire rosenstein, could fire mueller, game on. >> kyle whitmeyer is a columnist in alabama. he wrote this. jordan and meadows position of defending someone i disagree with 90% of the time. a rough word from someone on the other side of the aisle. it does seem as though jeff sessions is a man on an island. >> i'll surprised there aren't more defending him. certainly on policy as he man of great principle. i was struck with this marijuana decision. also the debate within conservative and republican ranks. there's a lot of annoyance at the justice department for this. even for the more libertarian minded, legal pot is something to embrace. that might be one person there's not as much defense of him. >> i challenge them. i have yet to find a republican senator who has been supportive of the sessions marijuana decision. we've seen some that have come out. nobody has embraced the decision he made. i'm not finding any high profile support. >> i haven't seen anything. >> i want to pick up on something ann said. chuck schumer did put out a statement yesterday saying sessions can't resign. he can't go. which was marke

mark meadows reviewed the intelligence information today, it is abundantly clear that the entire mueller investigation is a lie, built on a foundation of corruption. >> so what is in the memo? nbc news has confirmed that it includes details about the fbi surveillance of carter page, a trump campaign adviser. according to the new york times, the memo alleged the application to spy on page was approved by the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who used information from the steele dossier. there are ample reasons to clout the conclusions of this memo. but if you do believe what is being reported about it, the bombshell here is arguably that a trump appointee approved an application to spy on a former member of the trump campaign and a trump appointee seemingly thought that some of the information in this steele dossier was credible. but the president and some republicans are seemingly going to use that information as proof that rosen stein is corrupt. and the investigation is a sham. because i -- because as i mentioned, no one is safe in president trump's justice department. case in point. the fbi's acting director andrew mccabe stepped down today. earlier than expected. the presid

that usually doesn't start a new year off well, if you're an embattled cabinet secretary to begin with. what do you think, lee? >> well, neil, if meadowse calling for sessions to be replaced as attorney general, that's very serious because sessions is obviously on the right side of the republican party, and jordan and meadows are as well. so that's not a good sign. i've been calling for sessions to be replaced literally for months. he's been dilatory in handling investigation of the corruption of the department of justice and the fbi under the obama administration, he has walked backward on criminal justice reform which is terrible. he didn't name a topnotch person to head the civil rights division. he's, didn't replace rosenstein. so i think he's, he has done a very poor job. he should be replaced. i'd like the see a degeneva, someone that can be really hard-nosed about this because things are getting out of control. mueller has got to be removed. we've got to end this crazy russia investigation based on a fictitious dossier on donald trump and some overheard conversations -- neil: it's almost too late for that now, isn't it? to remov

. >> and if you want the perfect radio show mark meadow will be joining me 9:00 to noon. i'm taking attendance. >> bill: brand-newmakers geared up for another day of marathon negotiations. hopefully a vote to end the stall and the finger pointing is almost a certainty. hope you had a great weekend. i'm bill hemmer inside "america's newsroom." i had a fantastic weekend. >> sandra: another big day. i'm sandra smith. president trump already calling out democrats for putting politics ahead of the nation. those tweets coming just two hours ahead of the next big moment in this fight. senators are taking a test vote to see if they have the numbers to end this shutdown. all of this after a very busy

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because he doesn't like the process, this game of a new krr every few weeks or months and four of them since october. what changed for you and mark meadowssince we spoke last. >> the democrats always say if you want to do what's right for the military, we demand a dollar-for-dollar increase in social welfare spending and the rest of government and we think that is not what we were elected to do and that's been the problem. we agree to go along with this short term one-month deal in hopes we can at some point fund our military at the level the military needs to and hold the line on the non-defense spending. >> but what changed? what did paul ryan or someone give you that got you to yes last night. >> there's a commitment to begin pursuing the goodlatte-labrador immigration bill. there's a stand alone bill that would fund the military for the entire year and we talked a lot about making sure that this memo we got to read yesterday regarding what the fbi did actually becomes public so that you guys in the press can see it and more importantly the american people can see it. >> so when you look at the senate today now that you have passed th

news. because that's pretty much close to double the rate of expansion that we have had over the last decade. that's good. brian: real quick. we see mark meadowsrmanent. do you think that's going to work? have you heard they are getting much momentum. >> i don't know whether that will work or not. that might interrupt the politics of the situation. i don't know whether it will work or not. as of now, everybody who pays federal income tax will get a bigger paycheck because that rate is going down. brian: varney and company fbn 920 noon be there. filling the blitz online for posting a picture of his hunting dog. this morning he is firing back. ainsley: she is one of racing's biggest stars how does she stay fit? she is making a pit stop at "fox & friends." steve: it's breakfast time no two of us are alike. life made more effortless through adaptability. the perfect position seat in the lincoln continental. ( ♪ ) ♪ ainsley: well, you know her as a record breaking race car driver, but did you know danica patrick is also an expert at maintaining a very healthy lifestyle. brian: i didn't know but i will pretend i didn't know. danica has a 90 day prog