pete hegseth is here along with "reason" magazine's peter suderman and ned ryun. you saw this happen today. the president seemed to be at odds with himself in dueling tweets. i'm sympathetic to how he feels. it appears he and his team were spied on and scooped up in this surveillance net during the campaign. ned: our civil liberties were put from the middle of the street and burned to cinders. it's as though we rewarded very bad behavior. it has been admitted. we have seen evidence of it the last several years, abuse by the nsa, the fbi, the doj. kennedy: and we have outstanding questions about the fbi. ned: the last thing i'll say before i let these guys butt in. the fbi essentially admitted they used the dossier to get a fisa warrant to spy and american citizens. we are rewarding bad behavior and i don't understand it. kennedy: not only is there a total lack of transparency, it can be weaponized as a political tool for either side. that's why you see the bipartisan support for the types of amendments that curtail the abuse. one of the things i brought up in the

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pete hegseth lifelong fan. at home wearing his jersey. bed? pete: these are literally the same clothes. i will be wearing -- the same everything. brian: let's talk about your team first. people should understand about minnesota. for the longest time throughout my youth minnesota was the team that could not win the super bowl. like the bills now minnesota was the team that couldn't win. they did it with joe cap, they missed a couple times and three times with fran darketarkenton. your thoughts about what got them there. pete: they missed my entire time too the dirty bird atlanta falcons in 1998. we missed a kick in the nfc championship game and brett favre threw across his body against the saints in 2009 and we missed the super bowl. this has to be our year, brian. in casey. anthony barr had a big interception. we have the defense. you understand football, brian. it's defense. we have amazing d. literally my heart is racing so high. i'm sweating in my living room. i still don't believe we actually won. brian: jillian you have something to s

philadelphia asked me to wear green because the eagles are playing this weekend they are taking on pete hegseth'set if the eagles win he will have to wear an eagle's jersey on the air for an hour and visa versa. todd: look what she wants the vikings foon wear to you i say jillian mealy. jillian: go birds. have a good day. >> after the house passed its senate bill yesterday the house reached a deal to try to avoid a government shut down. >> in the house the republicans did their job, it all hinges now on the democrats whether this government stays open or not. >> i really believe the democrats want to shut down. >> we sincerely hope that cooler heads will prevail. >> this is like giving you a bowl of doggy doo. >> new reports reveals fisa abuse from the fbi and the doj during the election. lawmakers calling it alarming, shocking and watergate level. >> is this happening in america or is this the kgb. >> people like rod rosenstein and bruce ohr need to be

we know pete hegseth's game. re. talking about great people. great country. high land county went 76% for president trump in the election. editor in the newspaper said come out to trump country and talk to voters. what we're doing all morning long. we have a great group here. sue works at walmart. alex is a realtor. larry own as construction business. daphne is a nurse. all trump supporters with message this is morning. nancy pelosi said that bred crumbs are what these 1000-dollar bonuses are. what does a 1000-dollar bonus mean to real people? >> for one thing it's a very big deal f you work for a company, they want to give you a thousand dollars because our president gave us a tax break, that to me is a big deal. we've been called deplorables and everything else. this deplorable appreciates the bread crumbs. pete: you had something to say about the disrespect for president. >> the disrespect shown our president. i prayed about this many, many times. i wasn't an obama fan but i never treated him with disrespect. n

pete hegseth sera fox. coming up, a government shut down goes into the worth week -- worst week. >> americans know why dysfunction is coming. the dysfunctional president, hence we are in a shut down and party leaders. train to or is it the schumer shut down. the most act to volcano and the philippines exploding. more explosions could be on the way. you are watch in "fbn:am." the cheryl: welcome back to jakarta but that's happening outside the deadly fish at the intercontinental hotel in kabul is come to an end but not before 19 civilians were left dead. the taliban has claimed responsibility and it may be an insider attack. taliban fighters looking to kill foreigners to repeat reserved through government officials and other high-ranking diplomats. women around the world rallying over the weekend demanding an end to an equality and sexual harassment. the events culminating in las vegas for thousands gathered for a power to the polls drivecommon effort to register 1 million voters and target swing states such

sandra smith, lisa kennedy, katie pavlich and pete hegseth. d a salute from the veterans, welcome. >> pete: the games were rough yesterday for minnesota fans. >> harris: i thought all

but pinned a couple of workers against each other, gillian mele against "fox & friends first" pete hegseth if the minnesota win you have to wear jersey throughout the whole entire cast and do the weekend show in eagles jersey. >> i agree to that. >> one hour. >> all right. >> you got it. >> guess what, jillian joins us live on the phone right now, jillian, how are you feeling besides tire, are you excited to see pete in green? >> i'm so excited to see pete in green. this hasn't happened, the city has never won a super bowl and the fact that they called us under dogs and we will show you what we can do with this. philadelphia as a whole deserves this and needs this and wants this so bad, it's never happened. rob: i have to call you out, though, i do and i can't believe philadelphia has never won a super bowl, first of all, but i remember asking you about a month ago what's going to happen here and you said we are toast. you said we are toast. carley: that doesn't sound like something that she would say. >> i said, i don't know, i was starting to lose hope like everybody else. nick is great

let's welcome tonight's guest, he's so tough he shaves with barbed wire, fox and friends co-host pete hegseth. [cheers and applause] . >>> my iphone's autocorrect says she's ducking hilarious. writer comedienne ally breen. "national review" reporter kat timpf. a satellite dish is his dinner plate, former bodyguard and my massive side kick, tyrus. [cheers and applause] >> pete, quite a week, huh? >> just a little bit. >> what's your take on all this? >> my take is your final take, everyone needs to calm down. calm down. no this president ran on something, he's negotiating it, he used salty language? greg: yes. >> i know what i said walking on patrol in iraq about the neighborhoods i was walking in. it wasn't wow, this is a wonderful place. it was wow, this is a -- you know. greg: yes. >> you can differentiate the people coming from the places, from places that are not doing as well as america, you might say. we did have a candidate in the general election that called those who voted for the president deplorable. is that acceptable? you're deplorable. you're deplorable. >> [booing] >> the left

sandra smith, lisa kennedy, katie pavlich and pete hegseth. and a salute from the veterans, welcome. >> pete: the games were rough yesterday for minnesota fans. >> harris: i thought all the games were great, i thought jacksonville played well. the vikings scored first. >> pete: we've all changed diapers in our lives. that was better than watching the game. >> kennedy: thank you for that visual, good to see you there. >> harris: on my instagram page, photo of you doing skol. senators need 60 votes to breaa filibuster. for now, we are on day three of the actual shutdown and republican senator of texas as the effects are starting to sho show. >> the shutdown is beginning to have its most dramatic affect, not only for military and the children's health insurance but the federal workers who are uncertain about what their future is and my hope is that senator schumer and democrats realize that this is not a hostage that they want to take. >> harris: president trump tweeted this, great to see how hard republicans are fighting for our military and safe

pete hegseth's vikings. pete and i made a bet if the eagles win he will have to wear an eagle's jersey on the air for an hour and visa versa. todd: look what she wants the vikings foon wear to you i say jillian mealy. jillian: go birds. have a good day. >> after the house passed its senate bill yesterday the house reached a deal to try to avoid a government shut down. >> in the house the republicans did their job, it all hinges now on the democrats whether this government stays open or not. >> i really believe the democrats want to shut down. >> we sincerely hope that cooler heads will prevail. >> this is like giving you a bowl of doggy doo. >> new reports reveals fisa abuse from the fbi and the doj during the election. lawmakers calling it alarming, shocking and watergate level. >> is this happening in america or is this the kgb. >> people like rod rosenstein and bruce ohr need to be fired immediately. >> u.s. mark making the ultimate sacrifice. deputy christopher hill was shot and killed while serving a sea

leland: be like pete hegseth who never needs a coat. pete: good man, rick, thanks.l and our viewers saying you live on another planet. we will play it for you ahead. leland: you will see what planet you are on. plus, we told you how nancy pelosi is down playing the republican tax bill. >> crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the schmooze on is so pathetic. rachel: well, economists say those crumbs are already paying off. we break down the numbers next. ♪ while i'm waiting on the crumbs ♪ from your table ♪ (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. my mom's pain from i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us which is kinda, a lot. and if that pain could mean something worse. joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and h

in his place pete hegseth. pete: brian kilmeade phone rang. ainsley: is out there doing book stuff.ve: would you prevail upon us. pete: i could. steve: exhibit the lining of this. pete: i got a new suit. jackamo hooked me one american flag. rocking it today. they do a nice job. put our your things in and they will send you a suit. ainsley: they have been on the show before. steve: they brought us the skinny suits that we have been wearing ever since. look at the "new york times" this corner up here, big story that apparently the president of the united states last june wanted to fire robert mueller because the president felt that he had a bunch of conflicts of interest. could not adequately be the special counsel. pete: that's right. so the actual -- but the president, in davos, which we'll bring some of that sound today, he doesn't think the story was all that true, maybe calling it fake. take a listen to the president. >> mr. president, did you seek to fire mueller. >> fake news, folks. fake news. >> what's your message today. >> typical "new york times" fake story. >> did you wan

this prove the president's tough talk is in our favor here to weigh in is "fox & friends" co-host pete hegsethe talking. pete: they have talked before. it's not the entirety of this credit would go to the administration. it's been two years. it didn't have to happen and didn't have to happen this way. north korea is clearly feeling the pressure because of the tough talk, "fir, fire ad fury, little rocket man. tough approach has mattered. pushing out into the bloodstream if they launch again we may strike proactively, one of their sites one of kim jong un's homes one of their military facilities make it clear this is a counters punch bloody nose they don't want to trigger all out war. ainsley: how does the enemy respond to that. pete: that's a difficult part of this calculus north korea is not a country we understand how think would hit hard. talks alone won't work. this is a good thing. i'm glad south korea is realizing they have a true ally in president trump. they are still headed like a truck down the freeway toward nuclear weapons. we have to do something now. brian: what i think is encour

watch "fox & friends" you know that brian is actually long-time childhood friends with our own pete hegsethknow funny thing about their family? they have good day soup at their house. >> they are optimists. >> does he cook? >> he likes to eat. >> i am good at eating. playing to my strengths. janice: help your mom cooking. >> and clean up. that is make it a good day after bad day soup. steve: if you would like the recipe, go to our website, foxandfriends.com. what is the name of it again? >> bad day soup! ainsley: more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ what makes these simple dishes the best simple dishes ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >> tonight i'll be at barnes & noble in virginia beach and friday regent university. more cooking after the show. >> bill: good morning, everybody. on this thursday it's 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. 3:00 in davos, switzerland where president donald trump arrived at his meeting with the u.k. prime minister this moment. pushing america first is his strategy on the world stage. here at home ev

backup eagles quarterback nic foals leading the charge 38-7 sorry pete hegseth.the street in philadelphia it celebrate that win. they were greases the light poles with crisco before the game to keep fans from climbing up on them it didn't stop them. look at that guy right there. several people braving the crisco covered fixtures just to celebrate. in the afc, tom bread and the patriots coming from behind to beat the jacksonville jaguars. >> take it to white. looking around. throws it. what an effort. touchdown. >> there is the supermodel gizelle wife of tom brady in going to face off on february 4th. actually it happens in minnesota, right? steve: yep. ainsley: i do hate that for pete's team because it would have been fun for them to have the super bowl in minnesota. good for the eagles have. a lot of fans eagles fans and they were very excited. brian: they have people coming in from house buys glofing and hats. ainsley: and hotel roomtion. good for the economy. steve: the game is set. meanwhile, democrats playing politics with our military, our heroes will not g

griff: taunt me you will, pete hegseth, so we have sent pete out there to match him.d about myself, he came out without a jacket on. for minnesota i'm from minnesota minnesota. this is called tuesday. temperatures are absolutely frigid, frigid out here, right, would you agree? pete: i would agree. >> don't put it on. pete: i'm giving it away. i'm helping you out. >> the temperatures what would you guess? pete: i would say 5 but they're above zero so we're fine. >> five degrees but it feels like negative 10 degrees. it's going to be warming up in the income tax couple of days. what are we out here for? pete: apparently to do a push-up contest. i was told a -- >> am i supposed to do the forecast while doing push-ups? pete: can you? >> let's.go pete: you did the jump push-ups. >> i don't know if i want to do that again. pete: while doing the weather? he's pulling out his phone. >> ready? come on, what's the weather? it's 5 degrees, negative 13 wind chill. what's it like on the eastern seaboard? pete: we don't need any stinking maps. >> wind chill is 25 degrees in boston

todd: but our friend pete did it, he actually tried this at home. how did hegseth do?o help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample call 1-877-get-tena. >> count you down. how about that? >> going that way. we'll see who can hit more bottles. >> okay. there we go. ready. on your marks, get set, begin. start the clock! >> whoa! >> all right, got broken glass. peter: yesterday, we got ready to ring in 2018 by attempting to set a new record sabring 69 champagne bottles. todd: say perking is a cool thing. how do you do it right? it can end poorly. i'm not allowed to touch -- >> rachel. you can do it. todd: well, after the show, pete went home and tried it himself. how did it go? let's ask him. "fox & friends weekend" host and sabre enist pete hegseth joins us. >> i was very, very disappointed. the producer said that i have a bad long history with sharp objects. todd: you said it. not us. >> that will not be on their hands. so i said to the kids in the camera, i said, kids, try this at home. i support attempting dangerous activity at least one time. so i fig