you shared a story with me when i was filling in at siriusxm. you both proposed to your current wifes standing up and not bowing to a knee. jets * thank you so much for bringing that back up. i was going to try to move past that. i asked how did you propose to melania. he said it took him weeks and he did not get down on one knee and i did not also. and i'm regretting it every single day. but i think i did get down on one knee for the anniversary. when he comes into the room and you saw this in the cold open at the top of the show. he does the big handshake. grabs you in, pulls you in, says hi to everybody in the room, he real i owns it -- he really owns it. one of the reasons he got elected, the sheer force of his personality is so strong and overwhelming, it's hard not to be drawn in by the guy. >> rand paul is a good friend. he needs a rand paul in that section of the republican party, that wing, in order to get this stuff passed. it will be his ability to persuade and his personality hat wins out here. jesse: he did not criticize rand palms

i also appear on siriusxm radio, media minutes. we are back here next sunday.ee you then with the latest >> arthel: it's a little airplane he's flying, like his dad. that doesn't that doesn't for us. thank you for joining us. up next, the fox report. >> the head of the fbi wants the justice department to publicly deny claims that they were wiretapping trump tower. >> the new york times is now reporting fbi director james comay known for the back-and-forth of hillary clinton's e-mails is now asking the top law-enforcement in america to say that president trump is wrong. this following the president talking about the man who used to have his job. at this hour president trump is back in sh

i also appear on siriusxm radio, media minutes. we are back here next sunday.then with the latest buzz. [♪] eric: explosive allegations of the obama administration surveilling trump tower. the president accused his predecessor of wiretapping trump tower before the election. administration calling on congress to investigate whether the obama administration abused its powers. welcome to america's news heath head quart kearse. i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. president trump comparing it to watergate but offeringo

last night on siriusxm, carson started to use the term involuntary immigrant. >> you can't be an immigrant if you are brought over here against your will in chains. >> yes, you can. you can be an involuntary immigrant. >> later -- or involuntary. if you come from outside to inside you are an immigrant. >> reaction from the national museum of african american history and culture. >> in anacostia, much the same. >> how can slavery be an immigrant? honestly. it's insane. >> carson and his wife put out a statement on the facebook page including the slaver intive and the immigrant narrative are two entirely different experiences. the immigrants made a choice to come to america. the two experiences shouldn't be intertwined. it doesn't say restraction or clarification but perhaps it is. alison: a check on the roads hi, trenice. trenice: hi there. we have had rain showers that are slowing down beltway. west side or on the virginia maryland side you can see the heavy volume. the volume there, the usual spot in and the outer loop. if you are traveling through district there is a report of an acciden

carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm. >> we are talking mcdonalds, promotes big macs. someone sent an antitrump tweet using the company handle. the tweet called the president a disgusting excuse for a president and also said that, quote, he has tinny fan some calling for a boycott, now the president is a vocal fan of mcdonalds even celebrating his republican primary win over a big mac and fries, looks like he can keep on loving after conducting investigation, mcdonalds say their account was hacked by external source causing people to know did it, this from a fake joe biden twitter, i guess mcdonalds wasn't loving it. heather: pretty smart. just that one tweet and deleted it. mick mulvaney called out "the new york times". they can't really get a lot of stuff right. carley: well, mick mulvaney did that yesterday and not for the reason you think, take a listen. >> i'm going to call on "the new york times" because they're in trouble. they printed this morning that i'm the father of 17-year-old girl and my 17-year-old really wish that that had happened but my two 17-year-o

i also appear on siriusxm radio, media minutes. we are back here next sunday. see you then with the latest buzz. [♪] eric: explosive allegations of the obama administration surveilling trump tower. the president accused his predecessor of wiretapping trump tower before the election. administration calling on congress to investigate whether the obama administration abused its powers. welcome to america's news heath head quart kearse. i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. president trump comparing it to watergate but offering no evidence to support the allegation. kristin fisher is in florida. reporter: the white house won't say where exactly this news is coming from. instead what the white house is doing is trying to shift the responsibility over to the congressional intelligence committees already investigating allegations of russian interference in the 2016 election. here is principal deputy press secretary sarah huckabee. >> let temperatures have an investigation. if they are going to investigate russia ties, let's include this as part of it. if this ha

abby: cheryl casone siriusxm 115. all the backlash. heather: people calling him a hypocrite.he timing seems fishing. colin kaepernick stepped the season protesting the national anthem by kneeling on the sidelines but according to espn's adam, kaepernick decided to end the protest for upcoming season. kaepernick is also looking for a job as he's opting out of his contract with the 49ers. let's get to some reaction to this one. translation, i really want a job somewhere else and this might help me. he's now ready to stand for the national anthem, this way he can keep his job sitting on the bench. ouch. well, according to espn, kaepernick decide today end the protest because he believes he created a positive change he was looking for. abby: okay. heather: we will see if he sticks to it. controversial clothing ads that are out. carley: promoting a line of jeans has latest zara in the hot seat, the ad love your curves features two thin models, some saying zara missed an opportunity to feature the average body type. one person saying, not seeing curves there but others are calling

siriusxm channel, 108. >>> let's do wt tre"trending." >> those of you just waking up, you are about to turned on the faucet and saw this? residents in canada, voicing their concerns after -- i guess they voiced their concerns. after bright pink water began pouring out of the faucets. people posting the photos on twitter. local health officials assured everyone the water, still safe to drink. would you drink that? >> no. >> they were doing their routine flush of the water system when a valve got stuck and a disinfecting agency got in they they say, not dangerous to your health. i'm waiting until it clears up. >> the only one that is happy is a 2-year-old girl. >> you have a 2-year-old girl. >> i know someone that would like that water. >>> a mother sparked a debate online after asking questions on chores. she just put in a load of laundry when she got tired and said, i'm just going to go to bed. she left the wet clothes in the washing machine overnight. then, she decided to ask the internet, is that okay? a lot of strong reactions came in. first of all, what do you think? can you leave

heather: wow, carley shimkus with fox news headline siriusxm 115 is here with all the moment that peoplethe president covered it all last night, from immigration to the fight against terrorism. when all was said and done the highlight for many occurred when the president paid tribute to fallen hero ryan owen and his wife. >> we are blessed. ryan died as he lived, a warrior and a hero. carley: that powerful was one of the top tweeted of the night second only when the president said he would repeal and replace obamacare. ryan owen received the longest, most sustained applause. thousands of americans live with this grief every day and writing, thank you for your sacrifice, we will never forget, your wife is an inspiration. i certainly had tears in my eyes. heather: remarkable moment. clayton: people praising the president for another key part of the speech. carley: three words from the president's hour long speech, those words radical islamic terrorism. >> we are also taking strong measures to protect our nation from radical islamic terrorism. carley: now president trump received pointed cr

it is just over an hour. [ cheers and applause ] >>> we are live on siriusxm satellite channel radio channel 25. we are broadcasting coast to coast all 50 states. your voice will be heard by millions upon millions of people listening to the radio right now. let's begin the program with our friend, president and ceo of freedomworks, adam brandon. adam brandon, let's give it up for adam! >> i think the wind chill is clocking in at about 13 degrees. i appreciate everyone for being here. so i just wanted to start. i saw there is a vietnam vet. are there any other vets here? are there any other first responders? police, fire? thank you everybody. i am going to jump up very quickly. we have senator rand paul who will follow me. was anyone here in 2009 when we had the first march? are the topic was repealing and replacing obamacare. now we have to finish it. i'm a big football fan. we are at the 5 yard line. the game is not over. we have a score. this is our time to repeal obamacare. but it is not going to happen unless you guys are doing what you are doing today and you are going and telli

good year director told siriusxm that our engineers went over them very thoroughly to make sure we didn'tnything in the racetrack. we feel we didn't. from kyle busch to kirk bush, winner of daytona 500, shared time with us to talk about his great win and why nascar like all other sports making rules changes to compete with all forms of media for our attention. >> i think that way everybody that digest tv not just nascar but all sports in general we have to continue to create a better product that will entertain younger viewers, the same viewers. jared: here we are now, the snapchat ipo, it's all about ten-second forms of communication and all sports are trying to find ways to keep our attention for longer periods of time. yesterday a golf, all the governing bodies of golf want to reduce the number of rules in golf from 34 to 24. reduce the time of how long you can look for your ball and all this stuff. maria: the games are too long, make them shorter. dagen: drivers when their mishaps all complain about the tires. it is a tire crutch. move on. it's not about the tires. tires are critical

jared max fox news headlines 247 or siriusxm 115.family gears up the hunting apparel. next hour with mornings with maria. back in a minute en road. en road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. maria: good thursday morning, welcome back, thanks for being with us. i'm maria bartiromo and it is thursday march ninth, top stories right now 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. the search for evidence. senators are calling on president trump to prove claims that president obama wiretapped his phone. >> it's what we need to find out. there's obviously a lot of concern. i mean, i mention today john there was considerable concern last cycle when a reporter when a reporter was the target of one. but part of the reason that we have asked the house and senate to look at this is because of that. it has continued to be the same ole, same

maria: catch jared max at siriusxm 115.way fair to european destinations coming to chicago, back in a minute .. maria: welcome back. happy tuesday, everybody. i maria bartiromo. tuesday through march 28. 7:30 a.m. on the east coast. attorney general jeff sessions but in the cities on notice, blasting them for making our country less safe. >> sailor to deport aliens who are convicted of criminal offenses postal communities at risk. countless americans to be alive today and countless loved ones but not the reading today if these policies of sanctuary cities were ended. not only do these policies endanger the lives of every american, just last made the department of justice inspector general found that these policies also violate federal law. maria: the very latest of the attorney general made some a lot more and he'll cut funding to the cities who disobey the law. less new developments in the rockville, maryland case. one of the suspects fathers has been detained by customs enforcement. why not arrest. the details of $99 fare

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"today" show radio, siriusxm, 108. >>> we talked about "come fromaway," that drew canada's prime ministere verted to a remote corner to canada. tom brokaw with a look at that show. >> you'll remember from the vancouver olympics, this is one of the most memorable stories i've worked on. it touched the world. and understandably got a bit lost in the aftermath of that day, 9/11. it is the emblematic story of the generous spirit of our neighbors to the north and the best we can all be. ♪ here on the edge of the atlantic ♪ >> reporter: at first glance, it seems an unlikely subject for a broadway show, the chaos in the skies in the hours after the 9/11 attacks. and the safe harbor found by thousands of travelers in the town of gander. in newfoundland. ♪ welcome to the rock >> reporter: when you heard about what happened in gander and you said, i can make a musical out of this, how many people came to you and said, have you lost your mind? >> everyone we talked to. but you have to tell this story with music. music is in the dna of newfoundland. that's what inspired us. >> reporter: during the va

. >> and don't don't forget, when head out the door, check us out on siriusxm 108.every time? al, thank you so much. >>> we're so happy to have jennifer lopez with us ahead of her hit nbc drama "shades of blue." when we last saw her character, harley santos, she had just killed her ex. that dramatic moment is where the new season picks up. take a look. ♪ >> christina. hi, baby. hello? >> jennifer lopez, good morning. oh, harley, harley. >> she is in trouble again. >> she finds herself in the thick of it. and not easy to get out of this one. >> i know. i mean, it's the story of her life. >> yeah. she says -- she's like, just so people know we're catching up on the series, this is season two. >> this is season two. >> she's good. she's a good cap. >> she's a good person. >> but sometimes she might stray a little bit. >> well, you know, they push the envelope. her and her crew, you know, ray liotta plays my captain. and together, they have blurred the lines of what's right and what's wrong to keep the peace or to make the streets safer. there's a bigger picture for the

check out "today" show radio on siriusxm channel 108. >>> now, our series on all things analog.ut vinyl records. this morning, old-school photography with cool props here. >> if you're moving around your house and not by the tv, come to the set. you're not going to see anything like this. this piece that i did, our producer, robin, put together. we produced an entire segment, completely with still pictures. knees a these are some of the cameras that we used. let's check it out. once upon a time, cameras had film and pictures had weight. but then, came progress. in a flash, files were in. until we remembered what was. >> people want to get back to something, which i would call real. >> reporter: in that spirit, we capture my journey to analog with two photographers and a handful of cameras. this is jeffrey. he heads up new york's foundation. >> wonderful to meet you. this is a great place. what is this? >> we teach early photographic processes. everything to photography, history of photography, we do here. >> reporter: you have a treasure trove downstairs. >> i've been collecting

. >> and the other thing you love doing now, you're hosting a new radio show on siriusxm. >> i am.>> i was filling in for hoda yesterday on her show. >> she came on my show, one of my first shows. >> nice. >> i was filling in for her. >> are you going to do it more than once? >> i love radio. i mean, i started in college radio. i did radio throughout my career in cleveland and places like that, while i was doing weather. i love it. >> i love it. you don't have to get hair and makeup. >> you can wear rollers in your hair if you want to. i think there's something about radio that makes people feel extra comfortable. i feel like they feel less judged and they open up. >> i think you're right. >> you're listening. you're not looking at somebody. you're listening. >> really? >> so, here's the deal. since you're radio personalities now, too. we're going to play a little game. we're starting the show playing a game. it's called getting serious with brooke and al. get it? they're doing sirius. you have your mic there. you're going to take hard-hitting questions. from callers. we have our f