you have to put all the money in deploying people robbing peter to pay paul so training suffers, readiness suffers. it's a miserable experience to be in the military in the last four, five years. families go lack be. people -- lacking. people deploy more than they should because we're not big enough. this $160 billion is going to allow us to grow the navy. we're moving toward a 350-ship navy, not 278. we've got the smallest navy since 1915, the smallest army since 1940's where we're headed under sequestration. this turns it around. so president trump, thank you for keeping your promise to rebuild our military. to senator schumer and senator mcconnell, thank you for working together and getting us on track to rebuild the military and help some accounts that need help outside the military. to the members of the body, there's a million reasons to vote no in any bill. while i respect how you vote, i just don't know how you go to the military and explain your vote if you vote no. how do you tell those in uniform who are getting by under incredible difficult conditions because they don't have th

so going back to the robbing peter to pay paul, when we are talking about low income housing, we havene very, very aggressive measures. the affordable housing bond. the affordable housing trust fund. we have the lohausing tax credit program although it might not be enough. we have millions upon billions of dollars to fund low income housing and those are for families making $50,000 a year or less but anyone above that or anyone slightly below that going tonight that category doesn't have an existing funding source. so we are talking about folks in the 70 to 150% ami range when we are talking about middle and working class families. and then we have this added conversation that no one can avoid, and it's visible and it's real. and we confronted it on a daily basis and that is our homeless crisis in this city. and it is vexed the city for decade. it is something i know everyone in this room has a strong reaction to and believes strongly in. we have dedicated public servant, the director of homelessness and supportive housing the director of housing. we have the nonprofit sector. he we h

until they want to raise the age requirements we are basically robbing peter and his grandkids to pay paul now. charles: the here and now, how can this economy look? can we achieve near-term growth? can it ultimately whittle away at debt? supply side economics, can it work? >> is it going to be 3% or 4%? a lot will depend on regulatory reform in terms of infrastructure. if we get the regulatory reform i think we can grow at 4% and have ronald reagan's economy. we have just had a government until now that didn't believe in growth. we have lots of economists and academic institutions who vote democratic that are happy to publish papers that say we can't grow that fast. we can grow at 4 person *. it will be a neat trick to see him do it. whether they can get the regulatory reform as outlined in their infrastructure plan that they need. charles: the numbers, do they work for you? can the government put in $200 billion and get a $1.5 trillion plan out of that? it's good news that we are the going to do something about infrastructure. but hopefully there is some private-public partnership.

bonnie wongtrakool of western asset management, rob waldner of invesco and greg peters of pgim.oming up, we take it to the auction block. greece taking a step towards normalcy as its bailout nears an end. that conversation is next. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the auction block. greece takes another step towards exiting a bailout program in august, selling 3 billion euros of seven-year bonds with the yield of 3.5% inside their initial target of 3.75%. investor orders doubled the sale. topping 6 billion euros. meanwhile, emerging markets issuance is booming. in january, bonds were sold by states and companies, the most in 11 years. a series of treasury auctions in u.s., the 30 years the lowest since november. the 10 had a yield that was the highest in your years. -- and four years. still with me, greg peters of pgim fixed income and bonnie wongtrakool of western asset management and rob waldner of invesco. robert, if i showed you the bond market this week, and greece got away as easily as it did you , wo

. >> you opened your remarks in not wanting to rob peter to pay paul -- as a said up front, the initiative is the concept i think it's necessary and i'm supportive and as you know there's many needs in the city. it's good we're having this conversation because we start with the housing first. i've supported housing for low and middle income and there's early education i have supported all my life and something the business community said we need more of and so forth. i'll have more about that later. i hope both initiatives will be supported by the voters. and the question that bothers me is why did you put a poison pill on this to kill the early education initiative? >> i think it's a false premise and wouldn't negotiate it that way. it became aware to us the ball at measure had a poison pill in it and we respond to that a week later. unfortunately it is what it is. the measure that receives the most atheir -- affirmative votes and this with us part of the negligences -- it's curreny at .9 and a double tax would go to 5.5%. it would almost be 100% certain to have both categories against we

to work to earn an honest living every day, and they don't like all that being taken from them, rob peter to pay paul kind of thing. >> that's right. trish: they want the opportunity to do better themselves. >> that is the american dream, bert future not only for ourselves but for our children. this is starting to resonate, american people are starting to wake up to understand. republicans are not perfect. i say that as republican, they have a share of their mistakes which i point out. you see that reflected in the polls. trump did tweet. more recent generic polls republicans are up by a point. it is interesting in the poll, trish, if you look at top line issues voters felt important, the economy, they favor republicans by 11 points on this issue. jobs, almost 10 points. national security almost 20 points. trish: will be hard for dems to motivate the base. >> that's right. the enthusiasm, gap, the enthusiasm gap has gone almost to zero. we're nine months out it is a lifetime. trend are going in the right direction. trish: white house briefing will begin shortly. you can expect some pretty

it's akin to robbing peter to pay paul even though the koch's own companies have taken 100 million inom half a dozen states. hillary vaughn is looking into this. it looks hypocritical, what's the reasoning behind amazon? reporter: saying it's about corporate welfare. the ads targeting social media through the week funded by the koch industries, you mentioned themselves have benefitted from a total of $421 million in state and local subsidies, are bankrolling this campaign, but not often that you see a conservative organization rallying against tax cuts for businesses, but i talked with dave barnes, the director of policy generation opportunity who says this deal is different. >> we're looking at, you know, governments which are making special deals with one of the largest businesses on earth and aren't telling their constituents about it, 15 of the 20 different deals have not been made opinion. you have these governors and mayors who are just promising corporate welfare to a giant company without giving the taxpayers any information about what they're doing. reporter: the rates for am

sometimes they're robbing peter to pay paul, not just with money but emotionally.hink they're there to show that there's a community of mentors, people who will help them. and that they know more than they think, and that they're more ready than they know. they encourage them to run as -- right now. get ready because you could be there, and they trained 10,000 women last year. they're going for 20,000 women this year. and over 70% of the people who were first timers won. usually only 10% win a first run. that's how much this training matters. >> so let's talk about black women running for statewide office. >> yes. >> we have seen, as you mentioned, congressional candidates and actually not just candidates but longtime members of congress and mayors, but we have never had in this country a black female governor. only two black female senators. there is one woman, stacy abrams, running this year here in georgia -- >> yes, go, stacy, go. >> why do you think aside from the historical context of black women not being able to vote for most of the country's history but th

bonnie wongtrakool of western asset management, rob waldner of invesco and greg peters of pgim. greece taking a step towards normalcy. that conversation is next. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jon: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." greece takes another step towards exiting a bailout program in august, selling 3 billion euros of seven-year bonds with the yield of 3.5% inside their initial target of 3.75%. investor orders doubled the sale . in january, bonds were sold by state and companies, the most in 11 years. a series of treasury auctions in , the lowest since november. still with me, greg peters of pgim fixed income and bonnie wongtrakool of western asset management and rob waldner of invesco. ed you the bond market, you would have never known what was happening in the equity market in europe. why is the rest of the world, why is the bond market holding up this well in europe? rob: it's all about the drivers of this correction. we think it is inflation that is the driver. when inflation is the driver, inflation is good for spain and italy and greece. it i

but we can't rob peter to pay paul and take away an educational program that helps children learn ande better prepared for the future in the hope of making them more safe. >> then given what the gun laws are today, do you feel safe in the classroom? >> it's a difficult question. i feel as safe as any teacher in bay county. i wish i felt safer. i am prepared. but i don't feel safe. >> what do you mean when you say you're prepared? do you do drills with them? the president said he doesn't like drills. >> what we don't practice, we will not execute in a tile me o crisis. my school has armed shooter drills. i personally attempt to drill every month in the room at least once a month on an unannounced basis to the kids. what i do not practice, i will not execute well. >> let me tell you, alexis, if i was in your class, i would feel safe with you in the front of the room. >> oh, that makes me feel good. >> i also have a feeling you're probably a pretty tough teacher. i'm guessing those papers you just graded, you probably had that red pen out a lot. >> i don't use red pen, it's very traumati

rob: that's feis. joaquÍn oliver, peter, elisa, jamie, we have all 17. rob: great kids this weekend.terback throwing the pass as dad was watching him play. he said, my son is about to go to more funerals here in the next few days than most people will attend in lifetime and he said it was great to see him out on the field and forget about it and be normal just for a couple of hours. back to you. >> such a true and sad statement and you saw the tribute on the shoes and you wonder and hope if this up coming nfl season if that phrase ball out baseballs a motto as they pay tribute to lives lost. rob: we would love to see that especially with miami dolphins. >> amazing story and thank you matt for great story. time now 43 after the hour, president trump is having a president's day sale, yeah, i said that right. the make america great deals you can cash in on and one state looking to revamp unemployment benefits by cutting them in half. is this good motivation for job hunters or kicking them while they are down? we will debate that next. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ug

. >> when we talk about the budget, though, medicare, medicaid you're robbing keisha, peter, paul andre you saying people aren't getting raises and bonuses? >> this is not long-term, sustained dollars in folks' pockets. the wealth gap in america is the largest it's ever been in the history of this country. >> a lot of people will be happy on the 15th and 1st. >> thank everybody on the panel. >>> coming up, a hot take on the u.s. olympic team from someone who thinks it needs more straight white people. that's actually happened. the re snoors why wait months for your next vacation when you can squeeze one in between friday and monday at hilton? there's a vacation at the end of every week. whatever type of weekender you are, don't let another weekend pass you by. get the lowest price when you book at hilton.com the more you know the the commute is worth it.me, for all the work you pour into this place, you sure get a lot more out of it. you and that john deere tractor... so versatile, you can keep dreaming up projects all the way home. it's a longer drive. but just like a john deere, it'

when we talk about the budget, though, medicare, medicaid you're robbing keisha, peter, paul and everyonere you saying people aren't getting raises and bonuses? >> this is not long-term, sustained dollars in folks' pockets. the wealth gap in america is the largest it's ever been in the history of this country. >> a lot of people will be happy on the 15th and 1st. >> thank everybody on the panel. coming up, a hot take on the u.s. olympic team from someone who thinks it needs more straight white people. that's actually happened. the ridiculous is next. new year, new phones for the family. join t-mobile, and when you buy one of the latest samsung galaxy phones get a samsung galaxy s8 free. yahoooo! ahoooo! plus, unlimited family plans come with netflix included. spectacular! so, you can watch all your netflix favorites on your new samsung phones. whoa! join the un-carrier and get a samsung galaxy s8 free. all on america's best unlimited network. >>> time now for "the ridiculous." in these times in which we live with the president who has defended some neo nazis. referred to some people as s-

we've robbed peter to pay paul and we've kept it together. we've done as best they can.he road, our councils and councillors need to balance the books and the statutory services which councils have to do, i'm afraid people will have to do, i'm afraid people will have to do, i'm afraid people will have to pay a little bit more. i don't want people to get the impression we are just sitting back and doing nothing. with 20—30% reductions in funding, we have had to reinvent ourselves for the 21st century. we have innovated and done as much as the camps but to keep things going, i'm afraid the public will have do help us deliver those services. otherwise, adult social ca re services. otherwise, adult social care and children services will overwhelm all the other things we do, and then who will collect the bins? donna, you have been trying to reinvent things and do things in a different way in portsmouth. this is small comfort to a struggling family watching this thinking, how am i going to find that extra cash? watching this thinking, how am i going to find that extra cash7m p

you have to put all the money in deploying people robbing peter to pay paul so training suffers, readiness suffers. it's a miserable experience to be in the military in the last four, five years. families go lack be. people -- lacking. people deploy more than they should because we're not big enough. this $160 billion is going to allow us to grow the navy. we're moving toward a 350-ship navy, not 278. we've got the smallest navy since 1915, the smallest army since 1940's where we're headed under sequestration. this turns it around. so president trump, thank you for keeping your promise to rebuild our military. to senator schumer and senator mcconnell, thank you for working together and getting us on track to rebuild the military and help some accounts that need help outside the military. to the members of the body, there's a million reasons to vote no in any bill. while i respect how you vote, i just don't know how you go to the military and explain your vote if you vote no. how do you tell those in uniform who are getting by under incredible difficult conditions because they don't have th

we have had literally in some circumstances to rob peter to pay paul, given events that have transpired with ebola and other events. we don't have a sustained level of funding necessarily, a line item for pandemic influenza, for example, that would give us great confidence that we would have a sustained, uninterrupted funding stream. so the answer is arguably you could do more things, but the answer is you can't do more things with limited resources. if we focus on the national security mission, which i think is vital, again, vital to the role of barta, then i think we have to stick to our lane and highlight the fact that right now, to use a defense analogy, we are operating with about half an aircraft carrier of resources to basically do this mission. a national security mission to basically protect 320 million people. that's a challenge. >> dr. gottlieb, in your experience, what's working well in the agency's review of medical countermeasures, and what challenges have you seen in the medical countermeasure pipeline? >> i think we are doing a much better job now. i look at this over a

hiring problem that they're having and it's coming to the forefront right now in the rob porter situation. >> peter baker, you write about the corridors of the old executive office building next to the white house. usually bustling, teaming, buzzing with activity, not so much. >> crickets some days. look, you know, stan is right, by the way. i think this is the blinders that they had on about rob porter. he seemed very mature, professional, reliable, and they had people they knew they could depend on. if you're john kelly, you're not anxious to go after people who are doing their jobs well. you're anxious to go after people who you don't think are. and john kelly, he was using that 200-day count to purge the white house, steve bannon, scaramucci, omarosa, all sorts of people he has nudged out and he's still having struggles with some of the people who are still there. so those were his priorities. we don't know how much information he was given by the fbi but if it wasn't particularly detailed, it's not 100% surprising he would try to find some way of moving on and pay attention to something else,

peter alexander here. and with all this controversy he was asked questions. >> he was asked about rob porter. afternoon to you. from here in washington, d.c., i'm peter alexander. today in for my friend craig melvin. under pressure, john kelly under fire for his defense of that trusted aide rob porter accused of domestic abuse. is kelly's position now in jeopardy. >>> fiscal flip flop. the republican congress passing a bill with billions of dollars in new military spending and eliminating strict budget caps. is the republican party no longer the party of deficit hawks and small government? >>> close encounter. vice president mike pence overseas watching the opening ceremonies of the olympics. just a few feet from the north korean dictator kim jong-un's sister. details of that unique moment coming up.

deliver what his controversial predecessor could not and rob joins us live now from soweto rob over to you. peter thank you very much indeed as you say we're right in the heart of so way too and i'm standing outside the family home of several around the pows a . very simple structure because a lot smaller than this when he was growing up as a boy the family have built on this as time has gone on and of course from a cause and now being the fifth president of south africa and all the tension here in the country is going to be paid on his first state of the nation address which is going to be made at seven o'clock local time tonight here in south africa another is going to be as i say a tremendous amount of close attention paid to what he says the chances are it's going to be a fairly broad brush approach to what he intends to do with the country in order to move it forward but at the same time he has a lot of problems to deal with very high unemployment we have a very poorly performing economy but of course the one thing that everybody's paying a lot of attention to going to be there was a kind of

making no reference to domestic abuse, domestic violence, or the women that accused rob porter of the the actions. >> peter alexander, peter baker, within a minute we're going to be hearing from the president. this started about an hour ago. he's meeting with the mayors and governors, talking about infrastructure, and it's basically a $1.5 trillion, ten-year program, 80% of which is to be funded by state and local governments, which is exactly the reverse of the normal federal to state and local mix. this is the long awaited infrastructure rollout. as we noted just now, kristen welker was in the room. he went around the room, went to the governors, went to the mayors, let everybody talk, but when kristen asked questions about the recent controversies, he didn't answer. we're expecting that tape at any moment, peter. actually, within 15 seconds. i don't want to cut anybody off here. this is another case where they are hoping that they can emphasize infrastructure and of course the unveiling of the new budget proposals today rather than controversy. here's the president. >> thank you, everybody. sit. it's a

rob porter. does he face some serious questions here too? >> it's hard to know, peter, what's going on behind the curtains so to speak on all the facts. that will come out. there's no question about that. but when you don't -- when you don't have a security clearance, as matt noted, particularly on a key position like staff secretary, that raises not a yellow flag, a red flag that should be looked into and looked in immediately. and the real -- the real issue here, aside from the human tragedy, is this is really distracting from president trump's agenda at the very time he needs to try to build momentum on top of the passing the tax reform bill. >> let me ask you, we talked about march now. how about this follow-up, right? we know they returned the answers that were requested for follow-up in november. the fact the white house followed up at all is raising a lot of red flags with others i'm speaking to today, suggesting that means the white house was heavily engaged in this process, that they even went back to the fbi and said hey, can you tell us more? >> look, the wh

peter, alyssa, elena, jamie. we have everybody, all 17. roback there, we watched him throw, he was throwing really good, he even told dad that there might be extra after what he had been through and that's certainly understandable. the kids played great and the father of the quarterback said it was great to see son out there playing football and getting back to normal because he has so many funerals than most people in a lifetime to attend over the next week and these kids are teenagers, so it's unbelievable. jillian: i'm sure they will be playing with heavy hearts in the field and playing for him. >> and every time i've heard the line from you, 17 funerals, it cuts right in my heart, you know, rob, amazing job down there, thank you so very much. jillian: let's get a check on the forecast with janice dean. it's supposed to warm up this week, right? >> yes, tomorrow and wednesday and then we go back to winter, enjoy it while it lasts, current temperatures 37 in new york, bump those up big time starting tomorrow and into wednesday, i want to tak

peter? >> raj, we initially were told that rob porter was going to stay on a while and oversee a transition period. now you're telling us he was terminated yesterday. what changed? >> i think that we've looked at the things that are necessary to ensure a smooth transition. there will be a new acting stafr on, and operations can continue smoothly. la lee. >> thank you. [ inaudible ]. over the last one week [ inaudible ] was speaking, a limit on [ inaudible ]. everyone has been talking about illegal immigrants. they have been talking about legal immigrants. what is the position on this? >> well, i think the president wants to see legal immigration reform, wants to see it move from a process that currently exists in law of extended family chain migration toward merit-based immigration reforms. we want to ensure that people coming into the country are the best and the brightest regardless of nationality, creed, religion, or anything else in between. we want to look at educational backgrounds, ability to contribute to the work force in a way that helps american workers. so, president wants to se

peter. reporter: you were told that rob porter was going to stay on a while and oversee a transition period. now you're telling us he was terminated yesterday. what changed? mr. shah: i think that we have looked at the things that are necessary to ensure a smooth transition, there will be a new acting staff secretary that we can name later on. operations can continue smoothly. eporter: over the last week, they were seeking a limit on green ards. everyone is talk about illegal immigrants. these have been talk about legal immigrants. what are the decisions about this? mr. shah: i think the president wants to see legal immigration reform. wants to see us move from a process that currently exists in law of extended family, chain migration, toward herries-based immigration reforms. we want to ensure people coming into the country are the best and brightest, regardless of nationality, creed, religion, or anything else in between. we want to look at educational background,able to contribute to the work force in a way that helps american workers. so the president wants to see reforms that improve am

peter alexander here. and with all this controversy he was asked questions. >> he was asked about rob porter. good afternoon to you. from here in washington, d.c., i'm peter alexander. today in for my friend craig melvin. under pressure, john kelly under fire for his defense of that trusted aide rob porter accused of domestic abuse. is kelly's position now in jeopardy. >>> fiscal flip flop. the republican congress passing a bill with billions of dollars in new military spending and eliminating strict budget caps. is the republican party no longer the party of deficit hawks and small government? >>> close encounter. vice president mike pence overseas watching the opening ceremonies of the olympics. just a few feet from the north korean dictator kim jong-un's sister. details of that unique moment coming up. >>> we start this long weekend -- certainly going to be a long weekend for the chief of staff john kelly. a senior administration official and three others briefed on the conversations telling nbc news president trump is venting about kelly's response to rob porter. the scandal even speculati

but in the same question, peter alexander asked her about rob porter, the white house aide who was accusediolence by both of his former wives. here's how that went. >> what do you say to those who say your father routinely chooses to empathize with the accused over the accusers, rob porter, roy moore and other circumstances? how do you explain that? >> i don't think that's true. i think that when there are cases of domestic violence, as we saw recently, that cannot be condoned. nobody would condone that. >> and what about the accusations of domestic violence within your own family, when your father was still married to your mother? ivanka trump just identified, quote, cases of violence that we saw recently that cannot be condoned. so she's saying she does not condone the domestic violence that rob porter is accused of by his former wives. she seems to be saying that is unacceptable unconditionally. she seems to be saying, i believe the women in those cases. i believe the former wives of rob porter. and so, again, does she believe her other mother who accused her father of even worse domest

a modern makeover for children's classic, everyone's favorite peter rabbit hopping into theaters today. robur box office bucks? kevin mccarthy here with his review. you can have two diametrically opposed stories. take it away. >> reporter: did you say switch gears quite rabbit -- thank you for that. carly: i did that on purpose. >> reporter: that is why i am a huge carly fan. carly: what did you think of it? >> reporter: a fun slapstick funny comedy for the family. james gordon voicing the character of peter rabbit, a mix of live-action and cgi animation so this was filled with cameras and a drop in the cgi rabbits and it is really fun to watch. slapstick humor was hilarious, the character moves into the house of an old relative, a vegetable farm and the rabbits are trying to get into the farm. i thought it was a lot of fun. i laughed the entire time, i gave it 3.5 out of 5, nothing special in the storytelling department but based on a classic story line. 3.5. >> no problem with margo robbie. you also saw a movie i went to see. what did you think? >> a great film on paper. clint eastwood on

rob: back with the love affair with the fbi between peter strzok and lisa page and this gets deeper,e start seeing some involvement with president obama, it is fine between what the fbi and the doj does in the white house and across that line. let's go back, part of the text from lisa page, wants to know everything we are doing. and analyzing this, must have been regarding the trump investigation, the clinton investigation had been closed for quite some time. if we go to a quick soundbite in 2016. >> i do not talk to fbi directors about pending investigations. and i guarantee political influence investigation conducted by the justice department or the fbi not just in this case -- period. rob: lisa page says he wants to know everything we are doing at the fbi. >> the president has to be in the loop on all these investigations, foreign intelligence assets, for the president to suggest he doesn't ask questions is not true. rob: you don't see any wrongdoing. cover-up is worse than the crime. there seems to be an idea they are going to cover up as we move along, but they are getting caugh

. >> peter, let me ask you, the position that rob porter occupied, staff secretary, one of those people here they're not exactly sure what the responsibilities are, what i'm understanding is john kelly the chief-of-staff was very reliant on rob porter. his mandate was to bring some order to the white house, that porter may be part of the defense here, the reason the chief-of-staff was so initially supportive was that rob porter has been crucial to the operation. what was he doing there behind the scenes in terms of running the white house? >> sorry. >> sorry. >> peter, go ahead. i asked you. i'll bring beth in after. >> i apologize. the term staff secretary doesn't convey how important that position really is. it's the key office in any white house for paper work and decisions that are made bill the president. any paper work that goes to president in theory goes to the staff secretary, any decision the president signs goes back through the staff secretary, the staff secretary say hugely important job. people like john podesta, brett kavanagh and others. in this white house, rob porter's

this comes after former staff secretary rob porter resigned on wednesday amid allegations of domestic violence from his two ex-wives. i want to bring in nbc's peter alexander who is live at the white house. rob porter denies these allegations but we know his ex-wives have spoken out. one of them, jennifer willowby, spoke earlier today. help us understand what she's told us. >> she spoke in powerful terms about her experience being married for four years to rob porter. she, jennifer willowby, was his second wife. she said the process of speaking about this has been cathartic as she shared what she described as shame fful details. she's still sort of processing this entire experience. she says she was both verbally and emotionally, at times even physically, abused in that relationship. noting one time in particular where he grabbed her while she was taking a shower that she said demonstrated his rage. she also was asked today specifically about her relationship and she has a relationship with porter's first wife, the one of whom there was a picture of her with a black eye that sort of reignited this issue and ultimately led to rob porter's ouster.

rob lee a chilly wind blowing across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. some outbreaks of rain on tuesday. that slowly peters, and further west across england and wales, more likely to season sunshine at times. still some decent temperatures at ten or ii still some decent temperatures at ten or 11 degrees. colder in eastern england. we will find things drying up england. we will find things drying up because high pressure is building in across the uk. it will keep the weather front at bay. we haven't seen much high pressure in the last few weeks. it does mean that after a mild start to the week, it will turn that it colder. with the high building in, aged the dry in most areas. “— building in, aged the dry in most areas. —— it should be dry in most areas. this is bbc news, the headlines: brendan cox, the husband of the murdered mpjo cox, resigned from two organisations set up in her memory after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. the education secretary says university tuition fees should reflect the economic benefit graduates will have to the country, ahead of a review of higher education funding in e

sean: sara carter, what we see tonight is so transparent and obvious, rob rosenstein wants to look better and he's scared and why is peter strzok still working at the fbi is a history and you're breaking new information. >> that's right. it appears a concerted effort on the part of the fbi and members of the intelligence community and department of justice to try to force the president to delay the release of the memo in an effort to buy time, according to sources i've spoken with, to leak information to discredit the memo or placate the members of the doj that don't want to see this released. they're terrified of the american people find ought -- fi finding out what's in the memo because it names names and showed extensive fisa abuse. this needs to be made public. the american people have a right to see this and the intelligence people i have spoken with and u.s. officials familiar with the memo say the memo in no way violate the intelligence community's standards as far as disclosing anything relate to national security. >> let me interrupt right there, sean, if you're trying to convince the president not to release th

this is literally a budget that robs, i said it last night and say it again, peter, paul, sara, mariaax cuts for the wealthiest americans. at the end of the day -- >> i have to go. >> the gop purported they are the party of every day people, they are fighting for the little guy and they're not. this budget is a statement of their values and i hope people are paying attention. >> i don't want people to think, like, they have before, that i'm ending early and walking off the show. i just have to -- it's time to go. i've never ended early, never walked off the show. come on now. put symone back up there. say it with me. facts. >> come on now. i'm with you. happy black history month. >> happy valentine's day, everybody. hope you have a sweetheart. and to you at home, as well. good night. see you tomorrow. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep

rob: it is worth mentioning that there are other indication that is there's something wrong with the doj and the fbi especially regarding mccabe and the investigation of hillary clinton and you've got the texts from peterpage. the memo doesn't cover everything. >> thanks for having me. rob: 19 minutes after the hour. fan fury people rioting in the streets of philadelphia celebrating the eagles big super bowl win, we are live on the ground there coming up next. >> the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the -- it's pathetic. carley: we will debate that next. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. rob: great end to big game led to chaos in philadelphia overnight after the eagles big win, police trying to keep out with out of control fans storming that city. carley: steve live on the ground, congratulations on the big win, is the party still going or have things died down? >> they are dying down because it's getting a little colder out but

peter nothing short of fantastic. how does he see it? 28 saves on the night. other end, charlie ling gren r robs claude giroux. goes to a shootout.s win 1-0. washington loses. >> earlier in the day, flyers claimed johnny oduya. he's part of two stanley cup titles. the defense in front of the net hasn't been great. oduya should be helpful in that department. >> manager gabe kapler is billed as an out of the box thinker. hoskins went 1 for 3. carlos santana in the third inning, gha 1-0 philly. fifth inning, allows a run on the single. >> corey smith has stayed busy since he and the eagles won the superbowl. he gave the kids a message about unity. he is set to make $5 million next season. it's an option year and the eagles could cut him with no calorie cap ramifications. he hopes to stick around. >> i hope so. we talked about it. i'm sure if the door is there, it will happen. i know how the business works. they want me to be here. i want to be here. i think it will work out. >> villanova's win at creighton, cats now fourth in the nation. high school

rob porter as a man with great integrity. we're going to dive into these and find out where things changed. peter alexander, good to see you. >>> we're going to continue the conversation about that departure at the white house. staff secretary rob porter leaving after accusations about his past. >>> also ahead, congress may have found its unicorn. our kasie hunt reports democrats and republicans reached a deal to fund the government for a full two years. you heard me right. two years before anyone has to put up with painful cliches like shutdown show down. a deal that will make both sides happy. >>> >> pleased to announce our bipartisan negotiations on defense spending and other priorities have yielded a significant agreement. >> the budget deal doesn't have everything democrats want. it doesn't have everything republicans want. but it has a great deal of what the american people want. this budget deal is the first real sprout of bipartisanship. >> what's the catch? there are two houses of congress, and that right there was just the senate. >> i'm afraid that the deal that they're going to announ

peter nothing short of fantastic. how does he see it? 28 saves on the night. other end, charlie ling gren r robs claude giroux. goes to a shootout.s win 1-0. washington loses. >> earlier in the day, flyers claimed johnny oduya. he's part of two stanley cup titles. the defense in front of the net hasn't been great. oduya should be helpful in that department. >> manager gabe kapler is billed as an out of the box thinker. hoskins went 1 for 3. carlos santana in the third inning, gha 1-0 philly. fifth inning, allows a run on the single. phillys fall 4-3. we talk eagles after the break. ♪ ♪ right now, comcast business is doubling your internet speed so you can download large files faster equal? our best internet offer ever. you do the math. because for a limited time, you'll pay the 75 mbps price and get 150 mbps internet. call today. the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". switching to geico. breathtaking. saved by fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> corey smith has stayed busy since he and the eagles won the superbowl. he gave the kids a message about unity. he is set to make $

rob porter as a man with great integrity. we're going to dive into these and find out where things changed. peternder, good to see you. >>> we're going to continue the conversation about that departure at the white house. staff secretary rob porter leaving after accusations about his past. >>> also ahead, congress may have found its unicorn. our kasie hunt reports democrats and republicans reached a deal to fund the government for a full two years.

coming up on "fox and friends," peter texas sat down with voters in ohio following donald trump's yesterday. rob? good morning. >> reporter: biscuits and gravy, best i ever had in my life, at holly's home cooking, breakfast with friends this morning talking to the people, not the pundits as we always do, yesterday we stopped outside cincinnati at the shepherd corporation where donald trump spoke to those employees, we spoke to some of those employees who received a $1000 trump bonus and here's what they had to say about that. >> tax reform is helping me anytime i can get more money in my pocket and seems to be doing a lot better, we are really busy right now so those are all good things. >> $1000 bonus some call breadcrumbs, what do you spend that on? >> bills, getting caught up, starting the year ahead. >> our businesses trended up right now. more requests, more orders, orders from customers we haven't heard from in quite a while so business is picking up. >> to a man or woman they were insulted by the idea that $1000 is breadcrumbs, we will talk to one of those employees who received a bonus,

west point i'm accepting peter weighing after he helped students escape during the massacre in florida. robeighing showed values of duty, honor and country, petition to give him a full honors literary burial has gone viral. 2000 signatures, 2000 more signatures to get a response from the white house. 11 minutes after the hour, donald trump vowing to keep guantÁnamo bay open from the very beginning. >> we are keeping up, we will load it up with some bad dudes, load it up. rob: a confessed al qaeda operative on the verge of walking free thanks to an obama era deal. jillian: pennsylvania got a new professional map. our next guest said it was tipped in favor of the democrats but that might not matter. rob: a ballerina and a badge. that will make your morning. ♪ ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla

if you have competent fbi leadership peter strzok might have been arrested given the emails or text messages out there. robng to say even the trump appointed fbi director christopher ray reportedly doesn't want the memo released. how do you respond to that? >> disappointing and director ray doesn't understand the problem he has in terms of the credibility of the fbi and he is out there protecting the institution rather than the interests of the american people, and idea the fbi is a reliable, fair law enforcement agency. it has been politicized and he doesn't understand the damage done to the fbi and that is the charitable interpretation. rob: judicial watch organization reveals some documents that show the state department providing classified records to senator ben cardin in an effort to undermine donald trump. ranking member on the senate foreign relations committee. >> you have democrats, the obama administration backing up intelligence information on russia to make it impossible for donald trump to do his job when he was elected. that was the plan. this is another dossier created by the obama state de