fox news ratings are also appeared fox news remains number one in cable news for almost two decades. the fact is taking taken in prime time but even overall taking a more skeptical, aggressive sometimes negative, sometimes unfair approach to president trumpd has helped the other two cable " news channel. the "new york times" which the president calls for failing news-times. he once called the newspaper evil but he still continues -- >> later on our companion network c-span -- >> i mentioned earlier -- even if both sides are locked in -- >> with will go live to the heritage foundation for discussion on upcoming -- >> with her from attorneys

fox news ratings are also up. taking a moreat skeptical, aggressive, sometimes negative, sometimes unfair approach to president trump, it has helped the other two. the new york times come a the president called the failing of the quote new york times." hometown paper that is sort of a love-hate relationship. post"ashington subscriptions are up. it is an increasingly ugly battle, but some of them are called mines, -- gold mines. they present a fat target for him. a growing portion of the country does not trust him. change with his television career and how he treated the media? guest: donald trump has had an intuitive feel for how to make news in the new york market. i even covered his divorce from ivana. i remember calling him during that time. i was the out-of-town reporter for "the washington post." you get a few soundbites. donald trump knows a controversy sales. even when he is getting beat up, he knows that negative coverage helps this president. it sounds counterintuitive. who wants to get beat up? or when t

it turns out that is not at all what fox reported. this time the blame does not lie with fox news. what happens when you take fox news and run it through president's twitter feed is thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> so saturday night, president trump gleefully tweeted out a quote from fox news about congressman adam schiff. congressman schiff omitted and distorted key facts at fox news. but this is what the president appears to have seen less than an hour earlier on fox news. >> congressman schiff, he argues the republican memo omitted and distorted facts and that it was meant to mislead the public. >> that is what fox news anchor molly line actually said. she was quoting portions of schiff's own tweet. some time ago republicans on our own committee released a memo that omitted and distorted key facts in order to mislead the public. look how the fox anchor's line was retweeted by trump. schiff argues the republican memo omitted and distorted key fax. without those words in the middle, you arrive at trump's wildly out of context tweet. see what he did there? trump liberally omitted key wor

jessica tarlov, a fox news contributor. steve hilton host of the next revolution and joins us as well. good to have both of you here. steve, it makes sense what pete king is saying. all right, we release the republican one. get this one out and let the american people read both and let them decide. >> i totally agree, sandra. it is only fair that we see the democratic memo released. if we want to be truly fair, we need another thing, a special counsel appointed to investigate the allegations of collusion and corruption on the democratic side because they are growing all the time. let's get to the bottom of all of it. we need an equivalent investigation to robert mueller's investigation to look at the collusion and corruption on the democratic side. >> sandra: do you agree? get them both out there? >> i agree with that and i would say i'm rarely in agreement with pete king especially in the morning. i was this morning. i would also like to see what the f.b.i. has to say. there were some rumors that maybe christopher wray wou

there were some or prime time news or fox and friends are more sympathetic than other news channels but at the same time sometimes when he pushes back against the media and i give examples sometimes he does that as a strategy to take the spotlight off of something else but other times it is good policy for his loyale supporters so to beat up on those they don't trust anyway this happened long before he was in politics so the business that i love and grew up in and want to be perceived as fair and right now it is the cool thing to do to be against donald trump. will he survive? mentally able to handle the office? and that seems not fair. >> are you concerned what happens to the next president? >> and beyond that if he is no longer president may think some of the self-inflicted they are seen as one-sided they don't trust those fact checkers everybody is in their own ideological bubble but that damage done now it is from the investigative reporting, but collectively the damage done now probably will last far beyond donald trump's presidency. >>host: valley cottage new york republican line

in new york, brian maness, fox news. ws. >>> and new at 10:00, a tribute withheld during the ucla- oklahoma gymnastics meet in honor of the sexual assault survivors of disgraced usa gymnastics larry nasser. a 3 minute video was at the center of today's tribute. larry nasser was sentenced up to 175 years in prison for 10 counts of first-degree criminal sexual misconduct. the new york times reports larry nasser first came under scrutiny back in 2015 but it took the fbi a year to interview two of the three victims who first came forward. >>> the man accused of trying to kidnap lana delray made his first court appearance today. michael hunt is charged with aggravated stalking. the judge dismissed an original charge of kidnapping with a weapon. hunt told his story saying he traveled from tampa to orlando to bring her some paintings he made. he declined a lawyer saying he thinks the truth will exonerate him. >>> we have been talking about how bad this year's flu season is and just last week in california we saw 30 deaths from

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republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. former deputy spokesperson for the state department and fox news analyst, marie harf. joining us today on the center seat, senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. an iconic laugh and perspective that we enjoy all the time. >> judge napolitano: pleasure to be here. >> harris: i mentioned that the dow and hell will break it down for later this hour. i can't wait to get your thoughts on it. >> melissa: this is because of growth. remember, no one is forecasting recession. it's because of good news. that's why the market went down. that's when one fought for you. >> harris: will wait another 20 minutes you get rest. >> judge napolitano: so now the market will be lower than it is. >> melissa: that's okay, don't worry about it. >> harris: president from now has five business days to decide what to do about that democratic memo on fbi surveillance. democrats rode as a rebuttal to the public and my mother came out last week. they voted unanimously last week. had some concerns about wh

we're live on fox news channel and on fox televisions stations my network television stations from coast to coast. another tragic school shooting has happened this time in south florida in broward county. happened about 2:30 this afternoon. we now know that the suspect is

another fox news alert. targeting homeless people in las vegas, hunting surveillance video showing the man walking up and shooting him in cold blood. the series of attacks killing two and wanting two others for a 5 day span beginning january 29th. three of the victims were homeless and forensics prove the same gun was used in all four attacks. police have no suspects though they believe the gunman's vehicle has been spotted. carly: we are learning the identity of the officer shot and killed in the line of duty, david shepard, a 30-year-old veteran of the police department is remembered as a devout christian father and jokester. the department setting up a donation page for his wife and their two young daughters. responders from several debarment escorted the 37-year-old body to dallas funeral home overnight, his sister saying shepard felt being a police officer with god's calling. rob: assuring unlisted dreamers they don't have to worry about immigration status, they are protected from deportation. jim matti

let's get to that fox news alert. you could get to see that classified memo alleging abuse of power in the fbi as early as today. the director of the agency pushing back as the feud about it continues to intensify. the luzader live in the nation's capital with breaking details this morning. >> there is a real tug-of-war over this memo. the white house chief of staff suggests it may be released soon but the national security lawyers in the process of looking into it. >> slicing and dicing. >> what do you think? >> it will be released pretty quick and the world will see. >> donald trump was overheard after the state of the union address on tuesday telling a republican lawmaker he was willing to release it. republican members of congress say it details fbi abuses in the ongoing russia investigation but the fbi has been pushing back hard issuing a statement we have grave concerns about material omissions the fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy and now the leading democrat on the house intelligence committee

as far as fox news, come on, man. talk about fake news. fox news owns that category. i watch it because it is comical. ilife -- my wife cannot stand it and has to turn it off. what the world has come to is where people cannot realize all this other stuff and everybody wants to play the victim and it is somebody else's fault. the reason my life is the way it is because of an set of saying my life is responsible -- is the latest because i am responsible. project think they do what they accuse others of his what they do. remember, what did the president say? i was spied upon. he was ridiculed by the likes of cnn, and what do we now know? he was spied upon. his campaign was spied upon with an illegal borings, so it is the opposite of what this steele said. --is c -- of what thisalle it is the opposite of what this caller said. gets such fewen viewers on a good night. who wins the ratings? fox, not cnn, it it is with more than 4 million viewers per show. that tells you who was close to the truth. bst: the vice president to a in south korea at the opening of the winter game

your news starts in 30 seconds. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. >>> massive fire tears through several buildings today in old city philadelphia leaving dozens stranded and investigators are looking for clues as to how that fire started. thanks for joining us tonight at 10:00 i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. it happened this morning blocks from our studio here in old city ton night we're learning firefighters are nervous the building could collapse. fox 29's brad sattin live at that scene with the story. brad? >> reporter: yeah, not necessarily the entire building here but portions of it that is the concern. we can tell you it is 19 hours now after this fire started for the most part firefighters those who are left are in cleanup mode just a handful of them. all of the hoses stopped as best we could tell around 8:00 o'clock tonight. we do know at 1.400 firefighters battled this fire and some very tight quarters. two firefighters were hospitalized. they have been treated and released. good news there. no people seriously hurt. we are hearing to

it looks like he's quoting fox news. actually, that quote is from congressman schiff talking about the republicans. let's put schiff's tweet on screen. he said, some time ago republicans on our committee released aid declassified memo that omitted and distorted key facts. someone fox news read that tweet, president trump heard and did a 180. i'm rubber your glue, anything you throw at me bounces off me and sticks to t. he loves to turn the critiques on his enemy around and thrown them back at those people. >> we appreciate it so much. thank you. >> thanks. >>> be sure to catch brian on reliable sources today at 11:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> don't miss an all new episode of the cnn original series the radical story of patty hearst. >> at some point i think in that year, patty hearst but on tonia enliked it better than anything she liked before. >> she was indoctrinated into those beliefs and now regrets it and denies it because once you take on those beliefs, those radical beliefs, you have to take a certain a

eastern right here on fox news. julie: new allegation of domestic abuse e more thanking from the white house, speech writer david resigning following claims from his ex-wife he was violent and emotionally abusive during marriage after porter stepped down after two ex-wives accused him of physical and emotional abuse. president trump addressed the situation yesterday. >> i found out about it recently and i was surprised by it. it was very sad when we heard about it and certainly he's also very sad, now, we also as you probably know, he's innocent and i think you have to remember, he said first that he's innocent. julie: ellison barber live in washington with the very latest, ellison. >> president trump appeared to address domestic violence allegations a couple of hours ago, he addressed it on camera the other day and, quote, people's lives are being cheaterred and destroyed by mere allegation, some are true and some are false s there no such thing any longer as due process. the ex-wife of one of speech writers told t

. >> friday, february 9th the this is a fox news alert, shutdown showdown part 2. breaking overnight, the government has been closed for four hours. the senate missing a midnight deadline to avert the shut down altogether but hours later approving a massive bipartisan budget deal. that deal back to the house where they are expected to vote any second. the lights are on and there's a lot of work being done. you're watching "fox and friends" first on friday morning. a very busy friday. thank you for joining us. breaking overnight, the senate kicking off the budget deal back to the house after a standoff missing the midnight shutdown deadline by just two hours. this is a live picture of the house floor where in the moment a vote is expected. they are discussing the issue but it was rand paul earlier last night support -- refusing to support the spending bill. >> they are all holding hands with only one bad guy standing in the way it will keep it here till 3:00 in the morning. the country is worth a debate until 3:00 in the morning. the reason i'm here tonight is put p

news segments about it, and those fox news segments were convincing him that this memo of the magic ticket that was going to be his get out of jail free card. what happens to the president's argument that this memo is all the justification he needs to start removing the deputy attorney general or maybe even the fbi director or everybody else who might conceivably give him some path toward stopping the mueller investigation? fox news apparently convinced the president that this memo is all he would need to be able to fire rod rosenstein. to be able to get rid of the mueller investigation. by one report, to get jeff sessions to indict robert mueller. "washington post" reported this morning that the president was left alone with the memo for several hours so he could read it. the memo is only three and a half pages long. and the font is not that small. and i know the president famously does not enjoy lots of reading, but, i mean, several hours to read three and a half pages? there's no reason to assume he had adequate time to get through all three and a half pages in several hours. may

. >> jon: a fox news alert, could happen any minute now. the controversial classified memo alleging surveillance abuses by the f.b.i. might be released. good morning to you on this friday. i'm jon scott. >> i'm julie banderas. president trump expected to clear the memo for release today and up to congress to make it public. what's inside is highly controversial. ranking member adam schiff accusing the chairman devin nunes of changing it before sending it to the president. meantime kentucky senator rand paul on "america's newsroom" this morning said it is time to release this. listen. >> the american public needs to see this because we need to know was an entire investigation of a president based on an accusation from a campaign opposition research? if that's what we're basing an investigation on and people are talking about on the democrat side trying to topple a president over a campaign research, that's a big problem. >> even james comey weighing in the former f.b.i. director tweeting the following. american history shows that in the long

talk show host and fox news can jupiter richard fowler. and political editor for townhall.com, fox news contributor guy benson. i will read from this lawsuit for the complaint. they are referring to a state official and saying in his oral testimony, senator schmidt set analysis revealed over 100,000 matches, meaning the analysis showed over 100,000 noncitizens who were presently registered to vote in pennsylvania. guy, how did that happen? >> i don't know and that shouldn't happen. there's a difference between being registered to vote and actually voting, we should say that. but it is not okay that 100,000 people in pennsylvania who are noncitizens of this country are registered to vote. i would point out that the most recent election, donald trump won that state there will never leave. 44,000 people were roughly give or take gave him that margin. and clearly, 100,000 is a bigger number than that. so this is something that i think is a problem. i think the state of pennsylvania should stop stonewalling as they have been. and we should get

they promised the fox news audience and country. they talked a big portion of the media into believing that they were about to shake the earth. they were about to prove the whole basis of the russia investigation was that dossier. they never even planned to come up with a good argument against the content and didn't think they would have to. it was step one, say the dossier is bad. step two, say the whole russia investigation is based on the dossier. step three, was today. release the memo that proves step two. that proves that the dossier was the basis for the whole russia investigation and then boom, you don't need a step four because game is over. trump is president for life and if you don't support him, you're a democrat and legal good-bye. today was the big reveal. today was step three. the memo, that proves the whole russia investigation is based on the dossier. and then they released this memo that says in the final paragraph, sort of districting making a point about specific fbi agents being bad people that have affairs. the

we have more now from fox news. even as the mayor of oakland was tipping off that these enforcement rates were imminent, fox news road along as they went across northern california. they targeted homes and sanctuary laws prevent them from making the arrests at local jails. >> i do not know what benefit there is to allow the individuals here illegally, and committing crimes against innocent victims. often times, against the same individuals in this community that the allocations are wanting to support. >> reporter: the head of the ice enforcement blasted the mayor saying that her decision to denounce the race and suggest targeted illegal immigrants refusing to cooperate put lives at risk. >> we have a politician that will not do the same as we. >> reporter: she had a duty to warn families that ice was coming. >> every decision i make has risks and rewards. it was my duty to share the information that i had. >> reporter: ice officials are asking the department of justice to see if she violated any laws and hold her ac

and a fox news contributor. judy, this podcast is something that was put together by a bunch of former obama administration officials. they invited jimmy kimmel on and he says that if you are going to be a tv talk show host late night and you have to be intelligent and conservatives need not apply. >> liberals will find it funny. conservatives find it predictable and outrageous. i think jimmy kimmel should be working at msnbc which has an obviously anti-trump left of center open and obvious point of view. but look, i may agree with jimmy kimmel on the sorry state of our healthcare system and i may agree that our gun laws are outrageous but i think that suggesting that people who are conservative are not intelligent is over the top and over the line outrageous and smacks of the smug satisfaction that helped elect donald trump. so i hope the hillary clinton viewers are happy but everybody else take note. this kind of smugness really is going to backfire. >> jon: one way to ensure you don't last long in network tel

now, try new purina one true instinct treats. >> harris: fox news alert. with new developments in wake of the parkland, florida, massacre, the florida house just unveiled a bill that would let trained teachers become darn marshals, like they are on planes. it would double the number of school resource officers and beef up services. patrick neville has pushed for similar legislation. he's not just a lawmaker. i'm talking about you like you're not sitting there. let me say this. he's also a columbine survivor, and he attended yesterday's roundtable with the president of the united states on school safety at the white house. representative neville joins us from washington. good to see you today. what are you thinking about now that the house in florida is pushing to do something similar to what you wanted after columbine in colorado? >> i'm glad after 19 years of wanting a similar policy myself at this conversation is going nationally. i truly think this is the only common sense way we can defend our students. we keep leaving them as sitting ducks in these ta

here's dana. >> dana: this is a fox news alert. we are about half hour away from the white house briefing. they are sure to get questions on the rob porter controversy after the fbi director seemed to contradict their timeline during his testimony on capitol hill today. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." top intel chiefs testifying for hours over the senate intelligence committee ab the gravest threat to our national security including a warning about the russians in our upcoming midterm elections. catherine herridge is live on capitol hill. >> reporter: throughout the four-hour testimony this morning, we heard from the chief of the u.s. intelligence committee. they took a lot of question, especially from sen

so, he hasn't so far done that in fox news. but it's not the only channel he watches, let me assure you. >> let me ask you, we do have a very peculiar person in the white house to be charitable. and this is somebody who spends a lot of time mainlining a tv network who isn't just entertaining him. there's a two-way conversation going on. should person people are alarmed, television personalities are advising the president are not clear that they're taking advice via the intelligence committee? >> right, he's not taking advice from his intelligence community from his own director of the fbi. and intelligence, you know, the intelligence. he's not listening to any of them. he's listening to sean hannity when it came to releasing the memo. that's what he did. the other part about this, too. can donald trump is incredibly fragile. his ego is fragile. even his staff. there are reports that his staff make sure that he doesn't read anything that's going to upset him. now he has fox news. they tell him hey, donald trump, jump. he'll prob

joining me now, fox news legal analyst, greg jarrett. it seems clear that the president's advisers are saying don't sit down with this guy. are they right? >> to an extent they're right. it's a sound legitimate argument to say a couple of things. you can get the information elsewhere, number one. and number two, why should the president sit down and answer questions about matters that do not constitute crimes. collusion is not a crime. and neither is firing james comey, which is authorized under the constitution the president is entitled to do it. now, mueller would disagree with that. and if he were to slap the president with a grand jury subpoena, then you've got a problem. i'm not sure that mueller has the appetite for a court fight with a federal judge. david: why not? >> it would take a long time. and mueller might decide, you know, i do stand a small chance of losing, let's negotiate a deal. let's make a deal. and that's what bill clinton did. and so i think that's the strategy behind that. the deal would be limit the scope of the

they promised the fox news audience, they promised the country. they talked a big portion of the normal media into believing they were about to shake the earth. they were about to prove that the whole basis of the russia investigation was that dossier. they never planned to come up with a good argument against the content it of the dossier. it was either step one, say it's bad. step two, say the whole russia investigation is based on the dossier. step three was today. release the memo that proves step two. that proves that the dossier was the basis for the whole russia investigation. and you don't need a step four because game is over. trump is president for life and being a democrat is illegal. i mean, today was the big reveal. today was step three, the memo that proves the russia investigation is based on the dossier. and then they released this memo. which says in its final paragraph sort of distractedly about making a point about agents being bad people who have affairs, they let slip in the last paragraph of the memo that, by the way, the dos

he's quoting judicial watch on fox news. he extensively quotes people on fox news. he watches "fox & friends." he uses that to turn around, see, "fox & friends" say i'm vicinity indicate vindicated. for him, that's the end of the case. >> right. goes back to my original point, and the antithesis point and everyone's point, this is a closed loop ecosystem that is self-reinforcing. the president of the united states who we should believe says this happened, i saw it on fox news, therefore, it must be true. and in those tweets, president trump got two of the three trifecta when i interviewed hillary clinton last fall about her book. she said, you know, when the president wants to get people to stop thinking about the russia investigation or if anything happens, any controversy paups up, he always picks on three people. her, president obama, which those two are mentioned in those tweets. and the third, she said, african-americans. any day now, he's going to pick a fight with an african-american. this is a president who will -- for some reason, is obsessed, is fixated on

. >> fox news alert. an evangelist who touched the lives of so many, counseling presidents going back to harry truman. the reverend billy graham, only the fourth u.s. citizen to lie in honor at the u.s. capitol. president trump and the nation's top political leaders paying tribute to the man known as america's pastor. we will be following this story as it plays out in the nation's capital today. >> this fox news alert, the white house coming to the defense of the president's senior advisory and son-in-law, jared kushner. yesterday kushner was stripped of his top-secret security clearance. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. joining us in the center seat, david asmund is here. >> it's a big day. a lot of breaking news. >> let's to it. the downgrade to kushner's security clearance, the administration has been criticized over revelations that dozens of aides were working under temporary security clearances. yet they still had access to the nation's deepest secrets. this comes as "the washington post"

all right now on "fox news sunday". chris: hello again from fox news in washington. we are still feeling the shockwaves from yet another school shooting. the massacre at a florida high school has reignited the debate over guns and mental health and there are troubling questions about the fbi's failure to follow up on warnings about the shooter. in a few minutes, we will discuss all of this with rush limbaugh and gun control advocate mark kelly. but we begin with breaking news. students from the high school are making an announcement today, five of them have joined us. guys, i want you to know how sorry we are for what you went through and for the loss of your friends. cameron, what's your announcement today? >> today i'd like to announce that we have an event coming up to have everybody in the nation talking about what we're talking about, and one of the things we have been hearing is that it is not the time yet to talk about gun control. and we respect that. we've lost 17 lives and our community took 17 bullets to the heart. it is difficult to come back from that. s

i may do some news. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great one, everybody. >> investigators on the scene of a deadly train derailment carrying republican lawmakers when it slammed into a garbage truck. >> train accident was a tough one. tremendous jolt. we'll have a full report as to what it looks like the driver of the truck was killed. >> we have massive developments regarding the release of the four page memo moment. >> john kelly implied its release was potentially imnegligent. >> did you see it. >> i did. >> what do you think? >> it will be released here pretty quick i think and the whole world will see it. >> the fbi is fighting back against the release claiming omissions attack the memo's

headlines from the fox news deck. a police department in michigan is apologizing to one of larry naser's victims for not taking action years ago. 265 girls and women have come forward to say the former gymnastics doctor molested them. today the police chief in meridian township near lansing held a news conference and said he was sorry to a woman that reported her assault in 2004 and said she was ignored. the chief said nasser deceived his detectives. nasa scientists said an a astronomer found a satellite that was missing for decades. turns out, a satellite nasa couldn't locate. north korean athletes arriving in south korea for the winter olympics. it's another sign of good will between the countries. north and south korean teams training together in north korea yesterday. >> shepard: the senate's top republican predicts the government will not shut down again. he says he thinks that democrats learned their lesson in the last battle over immigration. >> i don't think we'll see a shut down again over this subject. one o

>> fox news alert. we have now obtained the first excerpt of a house panel's reportedly reveals surveillance abuses at the highest reaches of the fbi and doj. that ♪ ♪ has not been released, but fox news has exclusive first excerpts from it. the houses approving for it to be made public and we are told that there are no reactions in this. that is big news in itself. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge's live in washington with the very latest. >> fox news and been able to confirm that the four-page memo has now been declassified in the letter was sent from the white house to that effect. that means for folks at home, it will be posted on the house intelligence committee's web site in fairly short order so that everyone can read it. based on our reporting and intelligence gathering here at fox news, we understand that there are a number of significant headlines in the memo. what we understand is a senior law enforcement official testified during a close classified session to this hous

of fox news. hello! why post it in the first place? >> how did it get up in the first place? fox is not responding to our comments and neither did moody. did he just publish it in on the website? he is the executive editor of fox news. it's kind of confusing. why is he publishing stuff on the website that doesn't reflect the company's views? >> you have to go through editors and all kinds of people. >> if it went through an editor, is the editor being disciplined for publishing something that doesn't reflect the views of fox news? why doesn't the executive at fox news know the views of his own company? it's extremely perplexing. >> and i'm just glad it's gone. >> think a lot of people are with you. >> oliver, thank you so much. oliver darcy. >>> coming up next, the dow on the verge of its worst week since the 2008 financial crisis. volatile territory. will it get worse before it gets better? you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ing

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that report >> shannon: tonight, a fox news exclusive. we go along with a ride with federal immigration agents trying to enforce the law when one top official in her community said it's her duty to protect illegal immigrants. correspondent claudia kaufman has tonight's report from oakland, california, . >> even as the mayor of oakland was tipping off illegal immigrants that federal enforcement raids were him and then to come, fox news rode along as i.c.e. officers moved out through northern california. targeting homes that sanctuary homes prevent them from making a arrest at local jails and detaining multiple people like this. >> i don't know what benefit there is to allow individuals that are here illegally committing crimes against innocent victims. and often times against the same individuals in this communities that these politicians are purporting to support. >> speaking exclusively to fox news, the head of ice's enforcement lasted mayor libby schaff libby schaaf putting lives at risk. >> we have federal law enforcement officers upho

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three to a fox news alert. a word that the president will be with senate republicans and house numbers and the retreat and white sulfur springs west virginia. we are now awaiting remarks from president trump. he will be speaking with of the house republican, as we just mentioned. and the president left the white house a little while ago. about an hour or so ago. he said in a tweet that they will be talking infrastructure, immigration. we are watching for it all to begin. we we will bring you their lives as soon as the president takes the stage. >> sandra: of president trump is not expected to objected to the release of the g.o.p. member

their credibility because these folks who are consuming fox news are only consuming fox news. a lot of the examples that you used were opinion shows like fox and friends and hannity. the folks who watch those are devoted partisans and they're not going to hear these other stories. >> they're living in another universe is what it is, and they're being told that cnn and the "new york times" and "the washington post" that these guys are not telling you the truth, when in fact it's quite the contrary. >> bethany, i want to ask you about a tweet you sent earlier this week. what about this is about? >> on bill hammer's show on fox, they had corripy lewandowski on talk about porter's time in the white house. that is relevant information that nobody seems to be talking about. and they also are not mentioning the fact that you might have a bit of a credibility issue if you have a man on camera, and you have the audacity to have cory lewandowski on to talk about why the white house isn't taking this seriously? >> lewandowski compared to kim jong-un, that's serious stuff. >> but it's the

fox news contributors. she is all in on this whether it comes to immigration, it is dangerous and instills fear. on the tax cuts it's armageddon. nothing but crumbs for the american people. do you see her winning this argument? >> no i don't. a big part of the problem for her is the exaggeration. she sounds like marie antoinette with her hands saying crumbs for the little people. $1,000 is not crumbs to most people as mike pence said last night. some people call that christmas. but i think that there is a real problem here for her. i'll be interested to see if she remains as leader of the democratic party for this main reason. she has become so consumed with her disapproval and even i would say hatred of donald trump that she has kind of lost sight of any mission or any vision for what her party stands for. you can't win by -- without some sort of vision, without some sort of message. >> bill: sarah sanders talked about the level of hatred toward president trump. i don't know how it will work out. february

brian: fox news alert now. bombshell exclusive, fox news obtaining thousands of brand new anti-trump text messages between fbi lovers peter strzok and lisa page. steve: those text messages raising more questions about the fbi and perhaps president obama's involvement during the clinton investigation of her email server. ainsley: look at that text right there, on september 2nd, 2016, page writes, strzok about preparing talking points for fbi director james comey, saying this, potus wants to know everything we're doing. steve: page's last text message on june 23rd, 2017, reads simply, please don't ever text me again. we don't know if they broke up or they figured we would all see them one day. cheryl atkinson joins us live. what do you make of all these? >> makes me wonder what is in five months of text messages we don't have, the department of inspector general recovered not turned over to con yes. for some reason he is sending the messages back to department of justice. he said to congress, you can get the mess

eastern, right here on the fox news channel. growing frustration on both sides of the political aisle after former trump advisor steve bannon refused to answer questions now preapproved on the white house on capitol hill. what this could mean for the russian investigation. plus, immigration reform going down to the senate after the white house threatened to veto any bill that did not meet its requirements. whether a deal is even possible, next. ♪ alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. 's - cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate - to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to figh

fox news white house correspondent kevin cork with our report. reporter: a digital deluge, i did findefiant president trump's weekend tweet storm ran the gamut. they are laughing their -- in moscow. to twitter verse was his latest attempt to draw a contrast between his refrain of no russia collusion with russia probe. which despite dime of more than a dozen russian nationals is ongoing, today kremlin rejected notion they were interfering with the american election. it looks like accusations have been made. but no evidence was presented. for us these are not obvious. reporter: even a member of president's own cabinet of the not spared from wave of russia criticism. >> you can see with fbi indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in public domain. >> forgot to say results of 2016 election were not impacted or changed by the russians, whether or not votes were changed impacted is anyone's guess, the fact that indictment allege that russians have been targetingu since 2014 true this question. obama was president up to and

on the fox news channel. we will bring - - back in. pulitzer prize winning author and journalist. want to get to specific reactions from you but i want to read something from page 1. a paragraph that says christopher steele's raw intelligence reporting did not inform the fbi's decision to initiate its counterintelligence investigation. in late july 2016. in fact, the fbi's closely held investigative team only received steals reporting in mid-september, more than seven weeks later. the fbi and subsequently the special counsel's investigations into links with the russian government and some campaign associates have been based on troubling law enforcement intelligence information unrelated to the dossier. you say what to that? >> i say that's really the issue that the republicans and democrats are arguing about. on the intelligence committee. that is the role of the christopher steele memo.the question is this, that the fisa court get all of the information it needed to issue a warrant without abusing the proces

carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7, siriusxm 115. carley: a day after cnn criticized of review, the article goes onto praise kim yo chung, reaction on social media, though, as you can imagine has been swift. i'm sure otto warmbier's parents were equally charm. dana loesch conservative commentator she outflanked him in starving citizens, torture, murdering her own family members, glowing coverage of the regime is insane and arie saying, you've got to be kidding me. so heather, we knew that coverage of the oh olympics in south korea was political but the reviews are catching reviews by surprise. heather: the headlines, the regime of north korea will use as propaganda. the server was fired at outback for what happened here? >> she was fired after filling out 735-dollar carry-out order for a church. mega church in florida but then she says she was fired because she criticized on social media that they did not tip her. so the church is very apologetic, they released statement saying we did not call the restaurant to have her fired. we we

had the spin that's out there courtesy of fox news. president trump called into shapiro's show last night and she went over the top in her praise of him. watch. >> there's a poll that puts you at 50%, at cpac you're at 93% approval rating. you did all this in one year with the economy. >> okay. did you see what she put on the screen there, that cpac poll. this that was a straw poll taken of the attendees of the annual conservative conference. most of the people there are very supportive of president trump. that's not a surprise. that's like asking people at a yankees game how much they love the yankees, okay. it would be asking about the eagles given that the eagles won the super bowl. now, president trump calls into the show, he gets all this positive reinforcement, he gets told how his approval ratings are soofrar, but let's put that back up on screen, he's at 35%. now you noticed she mentioned some other poll, 50%. that's a ras muse son poll that's not strong enough it's not one that cnn even cites because it doesn't meet our standa

fox news obtained a second u.n. report calling al qaeda "remarkably resilient," saying that the terror group poses a greater threat than isis in several regions. including yemen and somalia. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula remains the propaganda hub. al qaeda touts usama bin laden's son as a new leader. recruiting more fighters in syria. affiliates in africa remain stronger than isis in somalia and east africa. >> responding to the revelations, deputy press secretary revealed the communications director -- >> isis fighters have nowhere to go. the u.n. is warning nations for possible influx of jihadists trying to eat influence trying to influence. >> chris: fbi informant says russia routed millions of dollars to the u.s. in an effort to buy influence with the obama administration and with bill and hillary clinton. catherine herridge explains. >> fox news confirms an fbi informant who has not gone public spent four hours once answer questions from staffers on the senate as well as house oversight and intelligence co

. >> at this hour fox news alert this afternoon. a political firestorm over the house intelligence committee memo is released on friday. and it is sweeping over washington. it becomes the latest full-page partisan battle. we are getting fresh reaction today for both sides of the aisle over the house republican authored document. alleges senior officials of the fbi abused government surveillance powers 26 presidential campaign. specifically targeting, trump campaign advisor, -- welcome to a brand-new hour of trent a. >> today a top official at the white house said the american people got transparency with this memo. >> the president is always welcome transparency and accountability. that is what he has believed all along. those who have been cutting occlusion, with this is been for over a year. they should really appreciate the process of transparency and accountability. even if it is closed on this case he testified that without the dossier it would be no fisa warrant. >> the president said this vindicates him but democrats say not