was happening in every city. we have to think about attacks on our grid. he probably couldn't tell us what they are doing. we probably need a plan against the t robots. i'm on their side. terror robots. jesse: question from lindy r. what is the jumpest resolution you ever made? let's starter with juan. juan: i was going to try to eat less ice cream. it didn't happen. jesse: i tried to ban all desserts. i think it lasts about 3 months. that was pretty good. i was proud of myself. juan: high five. kimberly: i'm going to call fake news on that. one time i thought it wasn't going to eat salami or cured meats, but that was an epic failure that lasts 24 hours. and thank you for the delicious salami. dana: i made the resolution when we were here. gregg said that's stupid and it was to try to drink less wine. maybe not drink during the week. but that didn't last. if you make a resolution you think about it more. and the more you think about it, the more you want it. jesse: i agree with gutfeld, that was a cup resolution. greg: my last resolution was to try to stop being so selfless. i thought

can breast-feed their babies. most-watched, most grateful that you spent the evening with us. >> according to a source the president said, quote, why are we having all these people from blackhole countries come in here. >> other countries are not as good to live in as america? >> >> we thought it would be great for the economy, >> ♪ ♪ everybody working for the weekend ♪ heather: we are live on the east coast in new york city, live shot outside our studios on avenue of the americas, 4:00 am on the east coast, it is friday, the weekend is already here. let's begin with deal or no deal, speaking of working for the weekend, a bipartisan group of senators coming to terms on a daca deal but the white house says not so fast and immigration talks are getting sidetracked because of remarks from donald trump that are raising eyebrows. griff jenkins is live with the latest on the latest controversy. readings the white house is in the naked, the president using profanity to disparage immigrants coming from african countries and haiti in an oval office meeting, questioning what the

gave them so much money which they have used to expand their sphere of influence. you look at a map of middle east, in all kinds of places, iraq, syria, lebanon, yemen and that's what the protesters are chanting, death to hezbollah, no to syria, no to yemen. the protesters want them out and so do we. >> and the courage and bravery of and heroism of the protesters, it's truly breath taking and stunning and you're right. the protesters are pointing out in iran the sphere of influence, this corrupt, brutal regime has around the world and i'll tell you something, david, when you owe press half of your economy, meaning women, you're going to be in the stone ages. that's what's happening and that money went to the iran regime, the revolutionary guard, the military and the government, and the eayatollahs, they don't pay any taxes, they squash small businesses. that's what the people on the streets of iran are saying, enough! this theocracy is much younger than the old country. the country is like thousands of years old. the people have had it. they're saying get rid of the brutal dictators, t

issues before us that require thoughtful bipartisan negotiation. this shutdown is going to be worse tomorrow. a lot worse. >>reporter: republicans were quick to branded as a schumer shutdown and honor of the leader who blocked the extension late friday night. the speaker talked about a shorter extension. >> we passed a bill keeping things funded through february 16. he is going to bring up a bill keeping things funded to february 8. we agreed we would accept that in the house. so we will see some time today whether they have the votes for that and that's where we are right now. >>reporter: unless there is a deal the senate will vote on that measure in about nine hours. >> what about democrats, any change of heart? >> some are starting to crumble talking about how they exit this mess and how do they get out of this shutdown. the democrats very interested in getting deals with those dreamers. the young people brought to this country illegally by their parents. today's democratic senate leader blamed the president. >> congressional leaders tell me to negotiate with president trump. pre

the parents switched to chains and padlocks not even allowing them to use the bathroom. all forms of discipline for what turbans considered misbehaving for something a little as washing their hands above their wrists. >> none of the victims were allowed to shower more than once a year, apple pies and pumpkin pies, leave it on the counter, let the children look at it but not eat it. >> reporter: beating and strangling the children, also included in the steady diet of cruelty. the only thing they were allowed to do was write in journals. investigators seizing hundreds of them calling it key evidence of what occurred inside the home. the children lacking basic knowledge of life, many not even knowing what a police officer was. the 17-year-old daughter working on a plan with her siblings for two years, but that sibling got scared and turned back. they each are held on a $13 million bond. jillian: fox news other, us marshall making the ultimate sacrifice, deputy christopher hill was shot and killed while serving a search warrant in pennsylvania. the gunman, kevin sturgis, opened fire, wou

. >> tucker: thank you for that. a long-time adviser to hillary clinton joins us tonight. i keep a running list on the things we have learned. this is a complete list. we learned that paul manafort, kind of sleazy in the business dealings. mike flynn probably should have had a lawyer when talking to the f.b.i. trump agreed we should change russia policy and they called the diplomats. we learned russia bought $100,000 in facebook ad and r.t. funded in part by the putin government. i knew all of that before. where is the collusion part that justified this whole exercise? >> that is the part that mueller is still looking at. i don't know why looking at this is a crazy long time. look at white water. look at benghazi. eight committees. >> tucker: is the whitewater investigation a model you want to see replicated? >> i think robert mueller was picked for the job because his deg anity and because of his ability to look at the facts. he is a republican. he was picked -- >> tucker: if you are attacking mueller. >> no, look. he is. >> tucker: you haven't seen this show called for him to be

joining us to ring in 2018 for the best night of your life. we're in the center of it all coming to you live from the heart of times square right here in balmy new york city. jesse: anticipation building. we're only two hours away from 2018. the crowd is bundled up in times square because it's below freezing out here. and all eyes are on the massive ball decked out in sparkling waterford crystals. stay tuned. we're going to give you a front row seat to all of the festivities. kennedy, we're going to break some records tonight and i'm not talking about the records you're going to break later. i'm talking about the weather. kennedy: for the 110th year in times square. they took a couple of years off during world war ii because they were conserving energy. jesse: this might by the top two or three coldest. i have three gloves. this is like o.j. i couldn't get them on. i'm so cold. you look great in the pink. kennedy: thank you very much. it's all about positivity. it's all about picturing yourself on the beach in sandals, a tropical scenario. you have to mentally transport yourself some pl

, america, stay tuned. >> thank you for joining us, "happening now" starts right now. >> jon: the president prepares to take his 2018 agenda right to the american people in his first state of the union address tomorrow night. good morning to you on this monday. i'm jon scott. >> melissa: happy monday. i'm melissa francis. the president's speech coming on the heels of the government shutdown. a continuing battle over immigration reform and the always swirling mueller investigation. we're told the commander-in-chief is looking to move forward. >> i think the president will talk about how america is back and talk about where we are today as far as growing an economy. an economy that has grown at a 3% clip over the last three quarter he and make an appeal to democrats to say we need to rebuild our country and to make an appeal to do infrastructure we need to do it in a bipartisan way. >> melissa: john roberts is live with more on what we can expect. >> good morning to you. we do know the president reviewed the state of the union speech in the draft form it was in over the weekend a co

news channel your choice. >> five hours to go to 2018. in the us and worldwide the party is already in full swing. you are watching the "fox report". in sydney australia ringing in the new year. an estimated a million people coming out to see the fireworks. about half of are believed to be terrorists. it is what it looked like in malaysia. thousands gathered at the twin towers in kuala lumpur. anddubai switching things up this year. now we are going to brian in times square. right here in good old america! >> hello molly! happy new year's to you and everyone back home. you can see the crowd already behind me. folks have been on here 1 o'clock, 12 o'clock in the afternoon. of course, we can see the security. nothing but nypd up and down. look it to my right. this is a sanitation truck. one of dozens of sanitation trucks creating a perimeter around times square to prevent a vehicular sort of style attack. some provisions they had taken here in times square to protect this amazing event. there are over a million people here. not only have a added being sanitation trucks but also take a

sorry, but there is no word that one can use but racist. >> all of this believed any other country. and it is unfortunate that he makes those statements. >> as we reported last night multiple sources inside and outside the white house confirmed to us that the president data use that disparaging language during his meaning. but today president trump denied it tweeting "the language used by me add to the daca meeting was tough, but this was not the language used." two g.o.p. senators in the meeting also issued a statement saying they do not recall hearing the president say those specific comments either. but bigger than the he said, she said, the white house is in the midst of its efforts to repeal democrats and republicans from daca and leaders in both parties acknowledge the fallout from the president's remarks is not making those negotiations any easier. >> yes, i read those comments later on last night. so the first thing that came to my mind was, very unfortunate. unhelpful. >> you have seen the comments in the press. i've not read one of them that is inaccurate. >> congressional lea

presidential vote. they're saying president trump is mentally unfit and must be removed using the 25th amendment which is almost overnight replaced russia as the number one topic of conversation at elite dinner parties. a new book by michael wolff proves that the president is crazy. so as a public service to you, we're here to help separate fact from fiction when it comes to "fire and fury." first of all, every supporter of president trump should understand one thing about this book. the argument that donald trump is mentally unfit is not michael wolff's opinion, it's the opinion of some of the people closest to the president. i said back in the summer when i first learned what these aides and hangers-on were saying to wolff from the president is surrounded by too many, two-faced, self-serving muppets who say one thing in public and another behind the president's back. that is still true today. but the important question is not about the stories in the book or frankly even the president's mental state. it's how any of this affects the real world and your life? let's go along with the c

people. >> it takes great bravery for the iranian people to use the power of the voice against their government. >> from the u.n. mission to the state department to the white house. >> the united states supports the iranian people. >> a unified front in support of the iranian people in the throes of an uprising threatening to topple the regime in tehran. >> years of mismanagement, corruption, have eroded the iranian people's trust and their leaders. the iranian regime spends its people's wealth spreading militancy and terror abroad. >> the white house has called to defend the iranian people's right to self-determination is taking shape on-air and online. with president trump himself firing cannonade of tweets. he accused the obama administration of stabilizing the tehran regime with $1.7 billion in cash and a settlement of a decades-old dispute back in 2016. all of the money that president obama foolishly gave them went into terrorism and into their pockets. people have little food, big inflation, and no human rights." vice president mike pence added the united states of america will

east coast and appreciate you waking up and rocking with us, rainy day here to start the day, you are watching "fox and friends" first wednesday morning. fox news breaking overnight, with the threat of a government shutdown just days away republicans are deadlocked on a short-term spending bill but the house not giving up on a bipartisan daca deal. doug luzader with the breaking developments. >> even the temporary kick the can down the road temporary spending deal appears to be in peril making government shutdown even more likely. the latest development the house freedom caucus, the most conservative members of congress not willing to sign off on a temporary deal unless it includes more money for the military. >> there is not support for the current leadership plan as proposed, there are two or three options out there. >> the hope for gop leadership is there would be support to do a stopgap spending deal to keep the government open as the larger debate continued over what to do about the daca program that shield illegal immigrants that came here, donald trump suggesting some democ

accurate. one of the big ones that they keep pointing to is an anecdote that michael wolff uses where he quotes somebody as saying that president did not know who the former house speaker john boehner was. >> i'll give you one because it's easy. the fact that there was a claim that the president didn't know who john boehner was is pretty ridiculous considering the majority of you have seen photos and frankly several of you have even tweeted out that the president not only knows him but has played golf with him, tweeted about him. that's pretty simple and pretty basic. ages of employees, which would be super easy to fact check. there's numerous mistakes. i'm not going to waste my time or the country's time. >> and one more of the former administration officials who is quoted by wolff is coming forward this afternoon to say that this quotes attributed to his name are not accurate. sean spicer told me this afternoon he hasn't seen everything that he's quoted by wolff of saying, but what he has seen is not right, shep. >> shepard: back to steve bannon. what else did the white house have to s

to face conflict. brian: no. he is not used to conflict. ainsley: most guys would -- most individuals would shy away from this. he is like bring it on. steve: absolutely. he rattled everybody's cage on the world stage a couple days ago when he put tariffs on washing machines and solar panels to impact people who make the same thing in china. ainsley: to encourage buy american. steve: absolutely. the president did tweet out a little while ago he was looking forward. the reporters in the briefing room at the white house were called into the chief of staff's office. they said we're going to have a little off the record talk. can you turn on your recorder though. in walked the president of the united states. you know what? he did a lot of talking about all sorts of things. we're going to play some of the sound bites. here he is talking about what he hopes to accomplish with the economy. >> the economy is doing very well. >> great. >> i'm going to dabos to get them to bring back a lot of money. invest a lot of money in this country. i made a statement that if they didn't do the regulation,

north korea picked up this phone that has been not used for the last year or so and talked to south korea and said, hey, you know what? we would like to talk to you about coming to the winter olympics and they said you know what? we he would like to talk to you. that really is the rub. the united states cannot now take any sort of unilateral action against north korea if they are in talks even if they are about the winter olympics. ainsley: with south korea. brian: tactical move for them. ainsley: thatting me is going to take place next tuesday. our sanctions are working. now he wants to work with south korea because they are feeling it. steve: right, at the same time, you cannot look at what north korea said townhouse about we can blow up the united states. that's a threat. we have got to take that serious. ainsley: absolutely. brian: if north korea wants to watch, that's one thing. if they want to play they are not allowed. together they have anyone skis. that's not going to qualify you for the winter olympics. steve: is that true nine skis? brian: maybe 11. i'm not sure that gets

real cold. that's it for us. we will see you tomorrow with our breakdown of tonight's address. keep it right here on the fox news channel for continuing news coverage. over to our friend, bret baier. >> bret: thanks, dana. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. coming to live tonight from the white house where president trump is putting the finishing touches on his first state of the union address. it figures to include heavy doses of optimism about the u.s. economy. even on a top down wall street today, republicans are ready to tear a tax law, a drastic cut regulations across the board, conservative judicial appointments, and the successful fight against isis so far. it will be a compilation of the presidents freshman euro compliments and an outline of his agenda moving forward. with a specific focus according to the president himself today on unifying a very divided country. chief white house correspondent john roberts is here to fill us in. >> bringing back memories. it's chilly. the theme for tonight's address is building a safe, strong, proud america. president trump will at

america and stop using children as a shield to cover up what you are not doing for the american people. >> and we're hearing that there may be some action this evening in the senate on that three-week long continuing resolution to fund the government, but a lot of members of the house that i've been speaking to say they have no idea how long this shutdown may last. one conservative member just told me that they are willing to ride this out as long as possible, and they think that their leaders are with them. arthel? arthel: oh, boy, peter doocy, thank you very much. eric? eric: arthel, how does congress reopen the federal government? let's go to the white house to find out. that's where nick mulvaney joining us, the director of office of management and budget. mr. mulvaney welcome. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you were pretty optimistic yesterday thinking there would be a deal in 24 hours. are you still optimistic that something could be done before the weekend is over or is this a total standoff? >> well, i'm still optimistic. i'm a republican. by nature i

reportedly outlines allegations that the fbi used the controversial steel dossier to obtain surveillance warrant against trump campaign adviser carter page. several republican law lawmakers calling for release and saying it will show that robert mueller's investigation into the president is politically motivated. >> this memo is nothing but a -- reducing of thousands of pages of documents provided by the department and the bureaus, there's nothing in the memo that the department is not already aware of. this memo answers what, i think, are legitimate questions. >> having read the memo, i think it would be appropriate that the public has view of it. >> and you don't believe this is somehow the president tampering with the investigation, how does this not look like it if it does? >> it has nothing to do with the president right now. >> and the president wants the memo released. >> we don't know what's in the memo, it's classified. i think the president generally sides on the side of transparency, yes, i think he believes that should be put out. >> republican lindsey graham he prefers an ou

folks in the northeast are used to this, though not necessarily hurricane like wind we heard people talk about. heather: stay warm. i hate when people say that to me but i mean it sincerely. >> i try to stay warm. heather: appreciate your coverage. to another fox news alert, cease and desist, donald trump's lawyer threatening imminent legal action against steve bannon hours after the former white house chief strategist described a meeting between don junior and russians as treasonous. give jenkins live in dc where the war of words has reached a boiling point. amazing to see this unravel yesterday. >> reporter: where to begin this war of words exploding between the president and steve bannon, donald trump's attorney issuing that cease-and-desist letter to bannon, following an anticipated book release, highly disparaging to the president and his family claiming among other things the president and son-in-law committed, quote, treason and were, quote, unpatriotic in reference to a meeting with a group of russians in 2016. bannon quoted as saying, quote, they are going to crack don juni

and to sit down and to negotiate and to compromise. having the democrats in with us is absolutely vital because this should be a bipartisan bill. this should be a bill of love. we have been talking about daca for a long time. i have been hearing about it for years, long before i decided to go into this particular line of work. >> democrats are for security at the borders. there are obviously differences, however, mr. president, how you affect that. >> when we talk about just daca, we don't want to be back here two years later. you have to have security. >> i will take the heat. i don't care. i will take all the heat you want to give me. i will take the heat off both the democrats and the republicans. my whole life has been heat. there should be no reason for us not to get this done. brian: a couple of things happened. number one, i just thought overall how about democrats would be if steny hoyer was in charged. i found him to be very reasonable throughout. he was listening, the give and take. that is as close to real as i have ever seen in washington. and i was sitting next to mar

. rob: that does it for us it is wednesday. enjoy your day and she'll see you tomorrow. jillian: where are you going? rob: i'm out of here. >> president trump insisting he is not going to play favorites with immigration. >> i want them to come in from everywhere. >> what the american people want, have a right to and what's good for america is a lawful system of immigration. >> the president's language during that thursday meeting was front and center as his dhs secretary took the hot seat. >> apologies, i don't remember specific words. >> i have been very patient with this line of questioning. i'm here to tell you about the threats our country faces. >> white house physician dr. ronnie jackson gave the most detailed assessment of a president's health anyone has ever seen. >> he had great findings across the board. the one that stands out to me is the cardiac health. his cardiac health is excellent. >> he is border line obese couldn't characterize that and excellent health. >> does he take any sleep aids. >> just reveals the absolute absurdity that we have reached in terms of people goi

president dared to stand up to the north korean dictator kim jong un who is threatening us. >> it's just classic trump. it is at another level because we are talking about nuclear war. ♪ ♪ ♪ sitting in the hall of fame ♪ yeah ♪ and the world's going to know your name ♪ yeah. steve: live in new york where it's not the best day of the year so far, january 4th, 2018. it's a thursday. welcome aboard. brian: weatherwise it's not going to be the best day of the year it might be a day we always remember. we could always have a good day indoors. ainsley: let's make the best of it. although it's always sad when people live without their heat. have you had deaths because people don't know how to deal with extreme weather in the south. kids get out of school and they love the sledding. these are states that rarely see snow. every now and then it's nice when you have places like tallahassee florida or charleston, south carolina. steve: they are waking up thinking what is that? brian: is every sled a flexible fire or do they have other brands? ainsley: i'm about to get to that stage when

for us. tomorrow is wednesday. rob: that's right. "fox & friends" starts right now. we will see you later. >> as a government shut down looms with still no deal for dreamers in sight. president trump firing back at democratic senator dick durbin. >> we have a new nickname. the senator dickey durbin totally misrepresented what happened at the daca meeting. >> i know what happened. i stand behind every word i said. >> democrats need to get over of it. they are calling it a house of horrors. several children found starved chained to beds. rob: parents arrested after one of their brave young daughters ran to police. >> major update on uranium one scandal. the federal authorities have now announced an indictment in the russian bribery scheme. >> it is corrupt. it is probably more corrupt than we know. >> and the question is, is there going to follow up with hillary clinton, is it tied to the clinton foundation and the clinton machine and the obama administration? >> more details about president trump's first physical exam as commander-in-chief. president trump, who is 71 years old is in

doing his job. his job is not to tell us >> it's the entire american press corps. >> nothing else matters right now except for bob mueller. he is his job to get to the bottom of it. >> does it bother you -- >> look in the end -- >> it bothers me we don't give him time and space to do his job. >> tucker: he has space. he has unlimited budget. >> there is an expiration date on this. people don't like it. >> tucker: as an american -- would it bother you if at the end of this investigation, you have people for crimes committed before the campaign like paul manafort or you have people like general flynn, who got caught in a misstatement with the fbi, perjury charge. is nobody charged for the core allegation >> so far. >> tucker: collusion. >> so far. >> tucker: do you believe someone will be charged? >> i believe we will find out because we will give robert mueller the time. he will take the time. there is a difference between manafort and flynn and papadopoulos. these guys, flynn, what he did was immediately before the campaign and during the campaign. papadopoulos was during the camp

source of water if your pipes do freeze and your water quits working. don't use generators inside homes. the carbon monoxide is a big threat. >> neil: thanks, charlie. following all of this in nashville, tennessee. there was a white house briefing today. on fox business when we talked about it, i had like to remind everybody, make sure you keep track of the questions that concern the storm. nothing going on there. certain book, everything going on there. yeah, the dow 25,000. didn't happen. after this. jack and jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. all because of a burst water pipe in their house that ruined the hardwood floors in their kitchen. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped them with homeowners insurance and the inside of their house was repaired and floors replaced. jack and jill no longer have to fetch water. they now fetch sugar-free vanilla lattes with almond milk. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be. for mom, call geico the nation's largest senior living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds o

and senator durbin offered to the president was to say here we narrowed down the issues you asked us to. when they did that and came to the white house we found them to be wove any looking. but we think we'll get to a solution. eric: mike, what is the plan, next move to finally reopen the government? reporter: the senate and house reconvened this afternoon. house speaker paul ryan talked about the next play. we passed a bill keeping things furnltdsed to february 16. we'll see sometime today whether they have the votes for that. thatments where we are right now. reporter: republicans were quick to brand it assumer shutdown. the bill would have extended health insurance for 9 million children for six years. >> we called for a one-day extension, a three-day extension to put a looming deadline on this negotiation, this trump shutdown to end as quickly as possible. now the republicans said instead of four weeks we'll take three weeks. what we need to have is a basic agreement upon what we'll do in those three weeks, not just a calendar date. eric: they are not changing that as it stands n

tomorrow night. thanks for coming out of the cold and hanging out with us in d.c. >> laura: you are out on the roof. watch out, one of those hannity hate line people will come and throw you right off that roof. i wouldn't be on that roof if i were you. if you look great in that shot, very flattering. >> sean: thank you very much. i appreciate your kind words. how come you got all the good hotline calls and i don't get any? that's so unfair. it's my hotline! speeone, all you need is a personality transplant and you will be totally fine. >> sean: and something to say before you go, ready? goodbye. >> laura: thanks a lot. welcome to "the ingraham angle" from washington. it's too cold on the roof for me. the heaters don't work. willful blindness to trump's triumphs and how the fbi and doj can stop the bleeding. that's the focus of tonight angle. think about how reporters would handle things under this hypothetical. hillary clinton, not donald trump, won the presidency in 2016. i realize that's terrifying to contemplate, but bear with me for just a second. imagine that bill is too old to

know what he could do to tell us about, probably have to tell us what they are doing and a plan against the robots because they are coming. i'm on their side. >> question from lindy, what is the dumbest resolution you have ever made? let's start with juan. >> i was going to try to eat less ice cream. >> i tried to ban all dessert and it lasted 3 months. what about you? >> i will call fake news on that. >> are you calling me a fat kid? >> i thought i wasn't going to eat salami but there was an epic fail the lasted 24 hours. >> i made the resolution here. greg said that is stupid, why would you do that? to drink less wine and not drink during the week. >> if you make a resolution and about it more. >> that was a really dumb resolution. >> my resolution was last year, i tried to quit being so selfless. giving too much of myself to so many people it is time to think about greg got felt that i can't change being so selfless and willing to help other people. that is 99% of the population. >> what is the biggest weakness, i care too much. >> thank you for explaining my joke. >> some pe

. [applause] the only count using negative numbers. national reporter, cat. [applause] and the earth does push-ups against him. former bodyguard, tyrus. >> let's go to the most recent news with the breaking news. trump was considering firing robert mueller. >> it's breaking news about something that happened in june. >> actually it's about something that didn't happen in june. the media is attempting to keep the russia collusion addicts on fidel has to deliver the stories every week or so. this is the weirdest one. it's in the alternative universe. it's like what if jfk had brought marilyn monroe to the white house and married her. what if hitler had gotten it before we had. what if trump had fired mueller. if you read this story, it's for people with knowledge of the matter, that means they were not there, they know somebody who was. the reason they were forced because to would not be enough. so say they heard it from someone then they would need seven people. >> it's a new kind of news that i haven't read my head around. >> greg: where talking about this on the five, is a a fire not. we

friends" first this tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. the president was there, donald trump at the championship finish greeted by a roaring crowd before the game. the commander-in-chief standing shoulder to shoulder with our nation as heroes on the field to show the proper way to respect the national anthem. ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light. what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming >> griff jenkins joins us from washington dc with how else the president plans to honor veterans today. >> reporter: what a game, freshman rusher and receiver catching that all and the president there to take it all in honoring servicemembers and he will continue this afternoon, signing an executive order called supporting veterans from uniformed service to civilian life. stopping what he called god's country in nashville, addressing the american farm bureau's, calling for respect for the flag and the national anthem. >> we went our flag respected, we went our national anthem respected also. there is plenty of space for people to express their views and to protest but

while he used tough language during the meeting about the dreamers, this was not the language used. but dick durbin said it was the language. joining us, mollie hemingway, susan ferrechio, and marie harf. molly, the s has hit the fan over these comments. mollie: when you use this type of language and the president chooses to be this vulgar with alarming regularity, it's going to be news. but the media failed to explain the context of his remarks. they didn't have any curiosity about why dick durbin was leaking this. and mostly they were using this like they have used so many discussions about immigration. that is to silence people to weren't to change immigration to a merit-based system. that's frustrating for people who are interested in this debate. howie: this was a slur. and some republicans have criticized it. jason johnson said trump is a white supremacist, a terrorist sympathizer and a danger to non-whites. is this over the top? marie: most of of the outrage is well placed. this fits into a pattern of comments he made, whether it's after charlottesville or when he took out t

will tell us how long they will last. >> williams, rolling. rob: the crimson tide rolling to gridiron glory after historic win with the georgia bulldogs. "fox and friends" first continues now. ♪ jillian: good tuesday morning, welcome back. good to see you. you are watching "fox and friends" first. rob: freezing cold all over the country, thanks for starting your day with us. breaking news from overseas, in iran, 20 people dead in violent protests with rioters storming a police station. [chanting] jillian: unrest has taken over the country for days. a fox news exclusive, a new report shows the iranian government in panic mode. griff jenkins in washington dc with the latest. >> reporter: 450 people arrested after six days of unrest in a leaked memo showing a degree of panic alive levels of the iranian government and the ayatollah responding to the threat posed by this uprising, the memo saying religious leaders and leadership must come to the scene as soon as possible and prevent the situation from deteriorating further. it is a complex situation, different from previous occasions rec

democrats have a lot of power and they are using it. mounting a filibuster with 44 votes, they only need 41. people see the gop as the anti-government party. in the past it was a republican-led effort to shut down the government. the dynamics were different but it's been better this time. i have seen top lefty activists and former white house people in the obama administration lark out at the "new york times" and the associated press for accurately describing why the democrats are at fault. howie: there hasn't been as much focus on the fact that republicans weren't willing to do another kick the can funding deal and the democrats said no because of the issue of immigration. juan: you even had an ap headline and it was "democrats derail." i think this came as a surprise. piper said, hey, "new york times," you can do better. the "times" typically on the left is saying democrats are responsible. the alternative version is there have been two continuing resolutions passed in december. the fact that you have a third, nor graham said let's make a deal here. >> did the president's comments

wanted to hold hostage and use as bargaining chips the lives of 8,000 undocumented people who have been here their entire lives who are american and every single way and now, what we are trying to do is to create a second-class citizen. that's what this program does. >> martha: can you answer the question? this is giving people who are here illegally amnesty and a path to citizenship which is what you have been asking for and recalling that whites of premises. >> at what price? i'm not calling it whites premises. those words are not come out of my mouth at all. what i am saying is that this plan, what it does, it creates a second-class citizen because it says that the dreamers can become citizens themselves, but they cannot sponsor their parents. they cannot sponsor their siblings. those rights are different than the rights that you have and you just said earlier that this plan, the 2 million people, that none of them are white, which is untrue because there are undocumented white people. there are 50,000 undocumented irish people living in new york city. >> martha: you're right. t

white house is not denying it, the president using an obscenity to blessed immigrants coming from african countries and haiti saying why are we having all these people from blank whole countries come here? he signed a small group of lawmakers, and more immigrants from countries like norway instead, issuing a statement that choosing to fight for foreign countries, donald trump will always fight for the american people. the president is focused on a merit-based immigration system but the foot and mouth fever was bipartisan yesterday. nancy pelosi making her own controversial comments talking about leaders working on an immigration deal. >> open a hamburger stand, that could have been done four months ago. why don't we get four white guys to do this? >> the bipartisan gang of six, and a deal before the next week's deadline, senator menendez defended it. >> an issue of getting that through. a small run through. >> don't consider it a run through. we are letting it with other colleagues. >> reporter: the plan doesn't seem to be getting traction. there has been no deal reached on the fu

you for helping us break it down. >>> president trump breaking down the argument over daca and supporters remain torn on the white house's new immigration proposal. we are tracking how it's gone. hi, doug. >> one thing to keep in mind as you listen to the latest on the immigration negotiations. the democrats want to win control of congress next november, 10 months away, and they won't do that by cooperating with the republican agenda. leader schumer and pelosi under fire for losing the shutdown trashed trump's immigration framework though it double the number of dreamers, 1.8 million that would be granted citizenship. pelosi was especially visit -- vitriolic. >> that is a campaign to make america white again. >> he demanded the president's go-to man, steven miller, not be present at the meeting. >> we must take our vote -- >> apparently we don't have the sound but he tweeted with the president's immigration framework he said it flies in the face of what most americans believe. the president fired back on twitter on his way back from davos saying daca has been made increasingly

camels. >> tucker: i'm sure you can. thank you for joining us, great to see you. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: our week is over. see you monday. ack at 8:00 m. . . sean hannity is next. >> sean: welcome to "hannity. >> welcome to "hannity".ity. president trump is firing back to the "new york times" calling their reporting that he ordered the firing of special counsel of robert mueller as fake news. this is the biggest nonstory hyped by the liberal media which we know hates president trump. the reason they're spreading this news in their echo chamber is they desperately want to create a distraction. as i told you last night, they don't want you the american people to know about the biggest story in their life times that involved real evidence of wrongdoing and crimes that they have missed. there's a huge week of revelation about corruption at the highest level of the fbi and doj. we have more text messages we will share with you from the trump bashing fbi lovers. this will prove we're on the right course. fox news is learning that the classified memo, released the memo detailing maj

stkaeufplt tell us about the new text we're talking about today and how it got out in the first place. >> text messages were released between peter strzok and lisa page. the text come from mid-may two days after robert mueller took over the russia probe. the two fbi officials are discussing the merit to join mueller's team. page wrote, you and i know the odds are nothing ... >> earlier on fox today republicans say the text is more evidence of political bias. >> i care about the department of justice and fbi. it breaks my heart we're having to have this conversation about two agents that wanted to get the president. they didn't have a interest in clearing him. >> in another exchange strzok and page disthe mueller probe. >> dana: question, catherine. one of the reasons we're talking about this and the attorney general. months ago he recused himself in the matter, that made the president frustrated. it is what it is. think the attorney general thought he was doing right thing there. now the text that's are miss freight fbi, we have the attorney general asking the fbi to do somethin

] she only counts using negative numbers! national review reporter, cat! [applause] and, the earth does push up against him. former bodyguard and massive sidekick, tyrus! [applause] all right. let's go to the most recent news with this freaking news. this is breaking news that donald trump was considering firing robert mueller. first of all this is breaking news about something that happened in june. [laughter] actually, it's not. it's about something that did not happen in june. >> yes! >> the media in an attempt to keep the russian collusion addict on methadone has to deliver these every week. this is the weirdest one because it is about alternative universe. it is sort onof like what if jf had brought marilyn monroe into the white house and marry her? what if hitler had done a nuke before we had? what if donald trump fired robert mueller? and -- [laughter] if you read the story it is for people with knowledge of the matter. that means that they were not actually there. they know somebody who was. the reason that there are four is because two would not be enough. [laughter] so, s

plan was so good that even apple is offering bonuses and bringing thousands of new jobs to the us. watch them try to admit it. >> there are large parts of this the result of the tax form and there are large parts of this that we would have done in any situation. greg: shows come out and say. the guys you can't stand did some good. i know it is painful to credit someone you hate. the media tech companies are like children in highchairs, shaking their heads at the trump been some their vegetables. yet, it is bad but it is good for you. anyway, what did we get admits this good news? blake. >> the enemy of the people was how the president of the united states called the free press in 2017, mr. president, it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by joseph stalin to describe his enemies. greg: very moving but very false. blake's attack was actually big news because trump never said the media was the enemy of the people, he said fake news was the enemy of the people. that is no small change for to set a source line that sets

out more for us. pete: we love you guys we'll see you tomorrow. fox & friends out of here. dagen: stocks setting new milestones and now republicans are setting their agenda. hi everybody i'm dagen mcdowell, this is bulls & bears. president trump and gop leaders huddling at camp david with an eye on keeping their majority in november but gary b. says they have nothing to worry about because those tax cuts are already making americans richer right now, as stocks rush higher & companies share that extra cash with their workers. is he right? the bulls & bears this week including gary b. smith, joan as max ferris and john layfield along with hadley heath manning. welcome to everybody. gary b., you say the tax cuts will help the gop in those midterms. >> absolutely, and any time people feel richer out there, they have more money in their pocket, their job prospects are more. it helps the party that currently holds congress and it helps the presidency. look i'm firmly convinced that most people out there have been brainwashed by the mainstream media that this is a corporate- only tax cu

to play for political points, even false ones. i am trying to get us to come together in a bipartisan nature to get something done. >> reporter: 60 votes i needed to break a filibuster on a passive short-term spending which would keep the government open for another few weeks but that won't be easy, three republicans are hard no on the bill, gop leaders will need help from 13 democrats to get this done. they have one, joe mentioned but those 12 others will be tough. last night lindsey graham, explains why he won't support another short-term spending bill. >> this is the fourth cr. anytime we have a continuing resolution it costs the military billions of dollars, we are not going to shut down or wait 30 more days. >> we could be looking at another few days before lawmakers vote on the bill and that is only if they get a deal. no sign that is going to happen. >> democrats have been dreamers to play the heartstrings of the american people but the federalist molly hemingway saying it still remains to be seen how hard democrats will fight for amnesty. >> the most sympathetic gro

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