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>> you are listening to the marching band. we're here at the nfl experience at super bowl xlvi in beautiful indianapolis and this is just not any band. this is one of the finest high school bands in the country fresh off appearing at the parade of roses at the rose bowl for the seventh time. >> and this band also, by the way, has gotten a lot quieter here has played in front of six presidents dating back to eisenhower, last one being reagan. this is going to be great. we'll hear from him shortly. very good, guys. give yourselves a round of applause! all right. and they're up early! and you know how kids in high school love to get up at this hour. they just embrace it. and guys, i also got to tell you over to my immediate left, we're thrilled to have with us representing just about every branch of the armed services, the finest military in the region in indianapolis, guys, give yourselves a round of applause. thanks for getting up. thanks for serving the nation. we'll talk to them in a little while. >> that band has played for six u.s. presidents through their history and they got up for us today? that's awesome! >> wow! >> we told them that president obama was going to be here. don't say a word. i mean, we actually got them here under false pretenses. >> actually he is going to be part of our show today. so at least you can go with that. >> in what respect? he'll be in the show. >> he'll be in the show. you never know but he's definitely going to be in the show. >> and i just want to say also coming up in about two hours, one of the biggest names in -- on the republican side and governors in the country in the eye of the storm here, governor mitch daniels, frank calliendo will be here and you'll see an interview i had a chance to do with carrie underwood and steve tyler all coming up and i might play some football. >> it's a super show. >> i thought you were going to say i'll play the clarinet. >> yeah, i'm so tempted to. i couldn't get a sound out! my mouth out of shape. >> we'll check back in with you a second after i do a couple of headlines at this hour. he's refusing to comment on reports he's concerned israel is on the verge of attacking iran because of its nuclear program. panetta quoted as saying the attack could happen as early as april. israel will only say time is running out for iran to stop trying to develop a nuclear weapon. they're on a government watch list considered too dangerous to be released. guess what? five taliban detainees may soon be let go from guantanamo bay. republican congressman mike rogers, chair of the house intelligence committee says the obama administration is taking operational steps to move the terrorists to a third country in order to advance peace talks with the afghan taliban. republican presidential hopeful mitt romney blasting that proposed move. >> the president is apparently intent on releasing five prisoners from guantanamo as a sign of good faith to the taliban. >> boo! >> my reaction exactly. >> it's not known exactly when or where those prisoners will be moved. today, president obama will announce a plan to put 20,000 veterans back to work. the billion dollar jobs corps program will put veterans to work rebuilding trails, roads and levees on public land. the program will also offer incentives to hire those who served our country. the plan is geared to veterans who served after the attack on september 11th, a group experiencing an unemployment rate of 13.1%. she made a joke out of our national anthem. >> ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ >> ouch! >> i thought i had forgotten that but no joke here, folks. roseanne barr thinks she can be the next president of the united states! she's seeking the green party's nod for 2012. she claims both the democrats and the republicans are not serving the american people. she might have a point somewhat on that a little bit based on the approval rating of congress. not sure how far she'll get with the green party, though. >> good luck, roseanne. meanwhile, let's talk a little bit with brian and all you folks in tvland about what's going on in the news. yesterday, the national prayer breakfast got started our program at the hilton there in washington. for 60 years, u.s. presidents have gone to it. for 60 years, presidents and politicians generally have checked their political agenda at the door. yesterday, it sure sounded like the president was doing his political stump speech. here's a little snippet of the president getting biblical. >> for me as a christian, it also coincides with jesus' teaching that "for unto whom much is given, much shall be required." >> all right, what does that mean exactly, brian? i guess a lot of republicans were offended by talking politics when you're at a bipartisan religious event and by the way, it's a rare injection of politics at this event. congressman steve king from iowa had this to say in his mind speaking of obama, god is a leftist. he just can't give a nonpolitical speech. he tried but he can't help himself. if you hang a pork chop in front of a dog, you know what he's going to do. he'll snap at it. ouch! >> well, yeah, i think that's -- i think that could this be president obama trying to get across that his policies are not only democratic doctrine but also in line with the bible? that's a huge leap for either side number one or is this on overcompensation for his anti-catholic unexempt move that he put forth earlier in the week that could devastate him with the christian community which is basically 27% of the electorate. >> well, clearly, what his message was last night, what would jesus do, he would tax the rich. rick santorum was in nevada last night campaigning, the caucuses are tomorrow. here's his reaction of the president at the prayer breakfast. >> make a claim that his policies of taxing the rich is authorized by the bible. that he has the -- he is doing what is biblically there by taxing the rich by having the government tax the rich. now, i've read the bible. and i must admit that -- this is an administration who attacks religion and then tries to focus itself in religion in order to take your money. >> yeah, i think people when they go to that prayer breakfast, i think that they don't really want to hear political speech. i mean, i think that it's a time or at least in the past, it used to be a time where it came together and you left politics out of the occasion but not yesterday. and you got to wonder how that, as you brought up, brian, how that corresponds with what's going on with the catholic church right now and part of obama health care which is basically forcing these institutions to do things that are against the tenets of their faith. >> you know, it's just unbelievable. the more you think about it, it's an unforced error by the president. of biblical proportions if you think about what he did earlier this week, the president, of course, just to review and we've done a few segments on this has signed off on the health and human services ruling that says under obama care catholic institutions including charities, hospitals and schools will be required by law for the first time ever to provide insurance that covers contraceptive and abortion inducing drugs. this is just to put a shock wave throughout the catholic community in this country and all the way back to the vatican and you wonder why the president did this as a pure political calculation? there's no up side. it's totally unnecessary. and he could pay a steep price and it brings me to wondering what about the vice president who i believe is catholic. >> not only is he catholic, he's the highest ranking catholic in the administration right now. our own ed henry asked the administration, you know, the administration has made it very clear, this is going to be what's going to happen. we're going to go ahead and have this mandate so ed henry asked the white house, what about joe biden? and they gave ed a nonanswer. they said, we're going to check. even though they should know, remember, this went on the books on january 20th. but in the past, you know, from his own personal history, joe biden has said he is for abortion! so is he for this particular mandate that jams all that stuff brian just mentioned down the catholic institution's throat or is he going to part with his boss, the president in staying with the church. >> nancy pelosi is also catholic and she says she agrees with this part of obama care. in the meantime, there was big news yesterday happening out in las vegas. donald trump finally decided to endorse somebody. i guess this means that he will no longer be seeking his own independent bid because he wouldn't go up against somebody that he doen,s and brian, hats off to you. you called this yesterday. you said that donald trump does not -- wouldn't want to go with anyone that he doesn't tedeem t be a winner. all the rumors were he was going to go with newt gingrich. and i do think he liked both men very much and then ultimately he may have sided with your philosophy. >> right. absolutely. and you saw mitt romney sitting there with his wife and then donald trump giving a great speech and officially endorsing mitt romney. mitt romney accepting it. and there's a lot of excitement. people want to minimize what donald trump's endorsement actually does but keep in mind, he's one of the well known personalities in the country. in a day in which the economy matters most, people are wondering why he's doing so well when times are so tough and he might know a thing or two about the american people and their psyche and as rich as he is, he's got that every man appeal and i think he mentioned that last night on greta's show. here he went into why he did what he did. > >> so i called him a couple of times last night on the number that i had and there was no response on that number. i wanted to call him. i did call him. i like him. i respect him and he's a terrific guy. >> yeah, so there is donald trump saying that before he made the endorsement, he called newt to say hey, newt, i'm going to endorse mitt. interestingly enough, according to the las vegas paper this morning, apparently, newt gingrich, according to g.o.p. sources, tried to call donald trump a couple of times the night before to talk him out of endorsing mitt romney. nonetheless, he did just that. >> all right. let's go back out to brian in indianapolis because you have some very special guests, brian? >> yes, absolutely. i want to go over and meet my special guests. how are you doing, sir? what's your name? >> staff sergeant steven owenson. >> who are you with? >> with the active duty army. >> where are you station ed? >> in crawfordsville, indiana as a recruiter. >> how close are you to lucas oil field? >> 45 minutes to an hour away. >> how excited is this town or this city for a super bowl? >> really excited. >> are you a football player? >> not a player but a fan. >> are you going to get on the field? >> i don't know. >> thanks for your service. your name? >> sergeant mark anthony. >> why did you join? >> i joined to serve my country mainly. >> how long have you been in? >> eight years now. >> what is harder, serving for eight years or getting up at this hour and looking so prim and proper? >> getting up in the morning, sir. >> thanks so much for your service. and you, sir? >> sergeant first class douglas. >> sergeant first class. when did you join? >> i joined 17 years ago. >> where are you from? >> from miami, florida. so you're fitting perfectly into this climate at 35 degrees although it is kind of hot now. >> i've been around the world. this is nothing. >> who are you pulling for? >> i'm not pulling for neither one. just a good game. >> because i don't know if you heard but the dolphins aren't in it. you heard that? >> i heard that. >> i don't mean to rub it in. it will be a new year. the 1972 dolphins were very good. you, sir? >> staff sergeant gary. >> where are you from? >> indianapolis. >> can you describe this city right now, it's what you grew up and compared to the excitement of the ncaa championships, you've had big events before, what's this like? >> this is definitely better than any of those. this is just unbelievable. >> prediction? >> well, hopefully it's not tom brady. >> i would take that as a pro giant move or is that -- are you jealous because he likes supermodels? >> well, i think all guys like supermodels but i'm just not a big patriots fan. >> thanks a lot. we'll talk to you throughout the show. thanks so much. that's the latest here from -- well, from the nfl experience. back to you guys. >> very, very nice, brian. thank you very much. >> coming up on "fox & friends", a convicted sex offender working at a daycare? well, how in the world could that happen? wait until you see what happened had a fox reporter confronted him. >> plus with the approval of congress at an all time low has the senate finally gotten the message that americans are fed up? stuart varney here to weigh in on the passage of the stock act. >> and we'll return live to indianapolis where preps for this weekend's big super bowl game are under way. play us out. 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"throw them all out" was the name of the book. there it is and that's what set off this furor and the people were outraged at this! what do you mean? they've got one set of rules? and we've got another? they can make a profit on inside information and we can't? so they've now got this new rule. it passed the senate. but to some degree, they didn't go far enough. there were some amendments which were dropped, that just did not pass. for example, they wanted to have you lose your pension if you become a lobbyist, ok? there you go. you lose your pension. that was dropped. didn't happen. there was supposed to be a lifetime ban on former congresspeople becoming lobbyists. that did not pass. supposed to be a lifetime bound on earmarks. that did not pass. so they went so far but not over the edge. >> it seemed to be an attack on lobbying there, that would seem to be a big thing. >> that failed. that was thrown in by the senators but they were all dropped. >> they won't be able to line their pockets on insider stock stuff anymore, huh? >> that is a value judgment and you are being pejorative about our members of congress, line their pockets. >> some have. >> some have and people on wall street have gone to jail and prison for those exact things. >> yes, this is true. >> we'll be watching you, tgif, stuart. >> i'm very glad to hear that, thank you. >> 9:20 a.m. on the fox business network. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, denver bracing for a blizzard like this one this morning. one of its biggest snow storms of all time some are projecting! we'll go live there coming up next. >> and attorney general eric holder facing tough questions about a program that got federal agents killed. and he's caught zoning out at one point in time. we'll bring it to you. it looks like he wants some gas. how's it going, gentlemen? what's up, man? gas prices keep going up. crazy, man. but seeing how i saved hundreds on car insurance with progressive, this tank's on me. we getting a whole free tank of gas. the dude from thogressive commercial, man, he just filled up our tank for us. appreciate it. take care. fill it up? free tank of gas. man, switch to progressive, dog. they doing a lot of good out here, man. tell him the messenger sent you. you name it...i've hooked it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. 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joining is bonnie schneider. i love this book, it's what people need. you need a plan. there is so much extreme weather out there. let's start with the ice and the snow storms like what we're seeing in colorado. >> so far this winter in new york we've had a little bit of snow. it came early in october. >> it knocked my power out for five days! >> it's been mild but it's not over yet. you have to be prepared for winter storms and unfortunately, when it comes to winter storms, most of the accidents occur when people are driving. 70% of people are impacted when they're driving with snow and ice and it causes injuries. >> what about floods? what should we do when eventually the stuff is going to melt and there could be some floods? >> flooding, you really want to make sure that you're ready if you have to leave your house. so you want to plan ahead an evacuation route and, of course, avoid travel. most people that are caught in their car really find a problem happening very quickly. it takes six inches of water to dislodge your car. never try to walk through or drive through water. you don't know how deep it is. >> yeah and that's the problem because you don't know -- it could be an inch deep. it could be 10 feet deep. >> right. right. and once you're stuck, you're really stuck. >> you are stuck and you're stuck if you don't listen to the experts when they say get off the island because a hurricane is coming. we lost power five days as well just outside of new york city when hurricane irene went through. >> hurricane irene was very, very damaging and, you know, with hurricanes you have that double threat of strong winds and flooding rains so if you're in an area susceptible to a hurricane or traveling to one, know your evacuation route and make your plans in advance and know how to get out if you have to and everyone should have a noaa weather radio. it's so important because that radio has an alarm feature so if you go to bed and there's a warning, it will wake you up. >> that's cool. >> that will help you get out in time. make sure you secure your windows and move around from them. anything in a hurricane or tornado can become -- the debris can become a missile and knock your windows out. simplest thing in your backyard, things should be tied down and secured just in case. >> indeed, the patio furniture, you figure it's not going anywhere. it could go right through your window. >> absolutely. my wife bought me one of those special radios. it's very nice and it comes with batteries but once the batteries are dead, it's got a crank. >> yeah. that's so important! >> it is. keep it going because you'll need it for all types of storms. >> listen, you need a plan. check it all out in bonnie's great book. it's available everywhere. >> thank you so much. nice to see you. >> straight ahead on this friday morning, a convicted sex offender found working at a daycare center? 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i made this guy 6'4", he's handsome. he's rich. i fixed him up with gisele. i helped him win three super bowls. how many prayers do i have to answer for this guy? how many prayers -- >> amen! >> brian, you were channelling jay leno. that's how you felt yesterday. >> i had a good idea yesterday. that's exactly how i felt. does tom brady really need blessings? us civilians need blessings, us human beings need blessings. let me tell you, have you had a chance to hear the ben davis marching band? have you had a chance to hear, listen in the breaks? >> they sound all in tune and together, that's nice. >> you as a musician, you would know. steve, you have no idea. >> no. >> i want you to meet john, thanks for correcting me, john. you were the director for the last nine years. explain the success of this high school marching band. >> this is an incredibly successful program. we've been around for 75 years and just had a tradition for that time. we performed for six presidents and had a couple of inaugural parades. we've been in the pasadena tournament of roses parade seven times now. just amazing things and a lot of great kids going through the program doing amazing things every year. >> you say great kids like nicole moore who is a drum major that plays the saxophone. you're a senior, do you have the sense of the legacy of this band? >> it's really strong. the directors try to incorporate a lot of the old traditions and different things that we participate in also so it's really great. >> how great is it as a senior to know you don't have to go to school after this. we got you out of school, technically, am i correct? >> you did. you did. and it's really fun to be a part of something, you know, that's going to go down in history. >> and the dedication it takes can't be understated. you have all these championships. what are we going to play? >> we are going to play "devil with a blue dress." >> i'm going to listen. there it is, the ben davis high school marching band and "devil with the blue dress" a special homage to charlie daniels. >> all right. great job. good job. >> they have a -- we can't reveal the details, we can't reveal the details but they will be at the super bowl. am i right? >> yes. >> and they've been sworn to secrecy and you will probably have a chance to see them on your home televisions in front of 100 million people. excellent job. we'll talk to you again. and even the armed forces applauds you. back to steve and gretchen. >> all right, brian. nice job. we'll check back in with you in a moment. it's time for your headlines. he's accused of orchestrating fast & furious, the botched program that put guns in the hand of mexican drug dealers so why not daydream during the hearing on the operation? watch this. >> now, you said that you were notified probably within 24 hours of agent terry's death, is that what i heard you say? sir? >> i'm sorry. >> you were notified -- >> fortress holder. that was kind of interesting. >> i can get a copy of that for you. >> that's not my house, by the way. >> as you know, the justice department accused of trying to cover up details about its gunrunning operation that let illegally purchased weapons be smuggled across the mexican border to drug cartels. the head of the susan g. komen breast cancer foundation defending her organization's decision to stop giving grant money to planned parenthood for breast cancer screening. the group denies it made that call because of pressure from pro life groups. >> the accusations being hurled at this organization are profounded hurtful to so many of us that have put our hearts, souls and lives into this organization and more importantly they are a dangerous distraction from the work that still needs to be done. >> the foundation has a new policy refusing to give grants to groups being investigated and congress is now trying to determine if planned parenthood used federal funding for abortion services which is not permitted. komen says its donations are up 100% this week. planned parenthood also reporting an increase in donations. cases of orange juice containing an illegal fungicide now found in samples taken from manufacturers in florida. the juice is reportedly mixed with products from brazil. the f.d.a. has been holding and testing imported juice since trace amounts of the banned fungicide was found in brazilian products. the f.d.a. says this new batch of juice is still safe to drink and won't be recalled because the levels of that fungicide are extremely low. how did this slip through the cracks? a convicted sex offender working at a daycare center, our fox station in chicago got a tip that he was working in the kitchen of the little greentree house. he was convicted of sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl. when confronted by the reporter, he claims he didn't hide a thing. >> did they check your background? >> i worked through a temp service and i told them what happened in my background. >> you told the temp service that? >> yes, everybody know that. >> did the temp service tell these people? >> i told these people. >> the managers of the daycare appeared to be shocked when they heard his criminal history. they claim the temp agency does background checks on all the employees but something went wrong with his check. the temp agency refusing to talk about it. he was kicked out of the daycare center and right after he headed for his car, another problem, he hadn't had a driver's license since 1996. hey, steve, i know you're outside with the patriots guys and they gave me this beautiful hat and scarf. thanks very much for those guys. can you tell them thank you in case i don't see them? >> the sergeant is wearing one right now. it's become a tradition on our friday show before the super bowl to talk about pizzas for patriots that got started here by master sergeant mark evans who joins us once again. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> let me introduce you to lieutenant colonel tony sloan. good morning to you. great to have you. you helped get some of these pizzas to our men and women over there last time, didn't you? >> i did. i just retired from the air force and the last four years, we've been getting these pizzas over and give a shoutout to all the folks watching this morning. >> that's awesome. sergeant, this got started when you and your 15-year-old son were sitting there eating pizza saying i wonder what about the guys over there serving our country? are they going to have a pizza on super bowl? >> absolutely. you know, he was 16 at the time and now he's 18 going to college and he's in the air force. >> they grow up so fast. >> isn't that something? they do. we've shipped over 50,000, steve, this is operation -- this is operation not forgotten. i'm sorry with a great wall of pizza. >> it's a great wall of pizza and what this is supposed to do, what you're building in front of our building right now is to show what the vast quantity of pizzas you're shipping over there this time. >> two semis of pizza. we're just -- it's amazing! >> sure. it sure is. >> colonel, how much does it mean? and there you can see from our aerial shot kind of, colonel how much does it mean to the men and women over there to get a slice of pizza on super bowl sunday? >> it's everything. i mean, it's a taste of home. it takes you away for just a moment from what you're doing, where you're at. you know, it takes you back to better times and places. and to have that slice of uno's deep dish pizza during super bowl is just amazing and a great morale lifter for the troops. >> absolutely and before we go, we'll watch the progress as you build the great wall of pizza all day long. you couldn't do this without the help of dhl. >> they've been with us since the beginning. they're a great partner. at&t, randall stevenson. i want to do a shoutout to ken allen of dhl, randall stevenson of at&t, great to have these partners. >> it's been great to have you these many years. i know you're busy building the great wall of pizza. gretch, which kind of pizza would you like because we have a whole bunch of fantastic stuff to start our friday? >> the one with as much stuff on it as possible. >> i think that's -- do you like -- what is that? >> zucchini. >> the firefighters are here because of the 10th an verse -- anniversary. >> i'm bringing this one in. it has your name on it. >> you can eat all you want. i've been after you for that. remember? i told you it's good for you. >> thank you. thanks very much. >> and here's your official pizzas for patriots -- >> coming up on "fox & friends" the tsa's no fly list doubled in the last year. is it making a difference? judge napolitano says yes but to all the wrong people. remember when steven tyler got flak for his rendition of the national anthem? he has a message for his critics now. >> and i celebrate freedom because i'm an american. you stupid [beep]. no, edit that out, please. >> i don't know who it was that went off on that. but really? i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? 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[ male announcer ] ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >> good morning, everyone. tgif, it's friday, february 3, 2012. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time with us today. donald trump is placing his bets. he made an endorsement and he chose mitt romney. >> governor romney, go out and get em. you can do it. >> what was newt gingrich's reaction? we'll tell you what happened when trump tried to call him. >> meanwhile, president obama says taxing the rich is in the bible. >> for me as a christian, it also coincides with jesus' teaching that for unto whom much is given, much shall be required. >> ok. and then later in the day, he continued his attacks on the catholic church so what would jesus do? would he do what our president is doing? let's go out to the super bowl and brian kilmeade. >> all right. you just heard steven tyler respond to critics that he botched the national anthem. >> and i celebrate freedom because i'm an american. you stupid [beep]. no, edit that out. >> guess what? i got a little bit more from behind the scenes at the super bowl because "fox & friends" starts right now. >> welcome to a special edition of "fox & friends." steve and i here and brian at the super bowl. did you catch the reaction on carrie underwood's face when he did the bleep? >> no. i was making eye contact and he looked a little stunned. >> i think so. >> they're a bit of an odd couple but they respect and like each other so much and this is the word, steven tyler says he wouldn't be here if it wasn't for carrie underwood. they got something special. a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll. guys, can i show you where i'm at a little bit? >> please do. >> so we're at the nfl experience. and if you haven't been to the super bowl and besides going to the game, even if you don't go to the game, you come to the city ask they make it a football mecca. for example, this is a huge field. this is 100 yards and coming through here playing all day will be different teams and different events and you have a chance to form your own team and come here and play. tens of thousands of people have already come through and it's been here all week. how do you watch the game? they have the luxury boxes up there and, of course, there's waitress services. right through on the other side, i don't know if you can see, there's a huge stage where there's bands playing and there's people signing all throughout the day so guys that aren't in the game will be coming here and they'll be making signs and coming through. this was once -- this was where the rca dome, the old stadium actually existed and come over here and show you the size of the stands. this is a huge event. this is as big of an nfl experience that i have seen. keep in mind, this is just a field. it goes on and on and on including a mini homage to canton, ohio and the hall of fame and lots of appearances. we have the military here. band has found their way into the stands and of course, g.m. a big time sponsor. a little sense of what we're going to be doing. >> right, and speaking of homages, anybody who shows up at the nfl experience right now, it's an homage to "fox & friends" because that's what's on the jumbotron right now. nicely done. >> yes. look at that. not sparing any expense. it turns out that jennifer roche gave our credit card to sharon who is the executive producer and it's on her american express. >> nice try. >> it's really no problem for us. and this way we still have room in the budget for me to go out tonight. >> you watch, it will show up as catering. >> she just found out right now. >> yes. it's no problem and by the way, her number is -- >> come on. >> i'm only kidding. >> 212. >> we'll check back in with you in a moment. so here are the headlines and brand new video into "fox & friends", iran calling this a successful launch of a domestically built satellite into orbit. there are concerns about iran's space program, of course, because the same technology that launches satellites can also be used to fire warheads. iran claims that the satellite is only meant to collection information on the weather. it's the third satellite that the country has launched in recent years. defense secretary leon panetta meeting with nato officials in belgium at this hour. he's refusing to comment on reports that he is concerned israel is on the verge of att k attackiattac attacking iran because of its nuclear program. panetta quoted as saying the attack could happen as he remember as april. time is running out for iran to start developing nuclear weapons. newt gingrich says the results of the florida primary are bogus and he's going to challenge the state to enforce the existing rule of the republican national convention, that early voting means allocating delegates proportionally, not winner take all. he says if they had done that, he might have had enough to win. his staff admitting he wouldn't have been questioning this if he had won. florida's rnc chair already responded saying the state is not going to budge on this. what would you do if you won a million dollars? would you go back to work. for one 21-year-old florida waitress and student, the answer is yes. she won the million dollar jackpot but she's keeping her waitressing job. she loves where she works, a mexican restaurant in clearwater beach. those are your headlines. >> got to like that work ethic. >> she must get some really good tips. >> she likes the people she's around. >> we're hours away from the nevada caucuses and the biggest news being not just made by one of the republican candidates but by a powerful celebrity supporter. >> casey siegel is up very early for us joining us from las vegas. nobody sleeps in vegas anyway, right? >> nobody sleeps in vegas, gretchen and steve. we're trying to keep the drunks out of our live shots. people are trickling out of the bars. big headline out of here is that endorsement yesterday, donald trump endorsing mitt romney and trump also telling tmz yesterday following this announcement that if mitt romney becomes the next president of the united states, that he would love to join his administration because donald trump says he could do a better job than "the clowns in the current administration." donald trump saying he picked romney in part because of his experience in the private sector. understanding that washington needs to stay out of the way of small business. the real estate mogul also putting an awful lot of stock in his backing of the candidate. listen. >> well, i represent a lot of people. millions and millions of people who are tired of seeing this country getting ripped off by china, by opec and lots of others. i think it's going to have a great impact. certainly everyone wants it. >> and almost immediately, the democrats firing back with this ad poking fun at how romney and trump were similar because they both liked to fire people and many analysts are sort of laughing off this endorsement. >> donald trump is the p.t. barnum of politics so he chose a circus like atmosphere in las vegas to make his announcement. it's perfect so excuse the pun but it trumps all the other news that's taken place on the political front. >> and you know, it was a really interesting day because early yesterday morning, there was a lot of speculation swirling around nevada here that newt gingrich was going to get the donald trump endorsement. that turned out, of course, not to be the case and we understand that donald trump tried calling newt gingrich yesterday following the big announcement and newt gingrich would not take his call. guys? >> ouch! all right, casey live in vegas, thank you very much. let's dial back brian kilmeade in indianapolis. brian, yesterday, the national prayer breakfast, the president of the united states attended. president has gone there for 60 years. what was interesting is usually it's nonpolitical but the president invoked the name of jesus and to answer the question what would jesus do? the president said as we hear in this soundbite he'd tax the rich. >> for me as a christian, it coincides with jesus' teaching that "for unto whom much is given, much shall be required." >> many people are familiar with that bible verse and many people live their lives in that way quite frankly but this is a bipartisan event and it's rare to have an injection of politics during this national prayer breakfast day. so some people took offense to that, brian, including senator orrin hatch who said this. >> someone needs to remind the president there was only one person who walked on water and he did not occupy the oval office. >> zing, mr. kilmeade. >> absolutely. and it was -- it's strange, listen, i don't think that it's the president's duty to really compare bible verses with his policy. i think it's a slippery road. i don't know who oks the speeches but why would he even go down here especially when you consider how he started the week with the controversial ruling that affects every catholic in this country and i think there's seven -- there's millions and i believe a lot of them vote. >> absolutely. and the last time the president ran, he got a majority of the catholic vote. more about this a little later on but brian, i understand out in indianapolis, you ran into a nice couple. >> i really did. let's move over. i want you to meet jerry ferguson and patty ferguson. welcome to both of you. thanks so much for coming on. and i should say thank you for welcoming me. you know, remember, steve, when you asked during the week how far away my hotel room is because traditionally, i'm 70 miles away. jerry, you heard that. >> i did. and right away, i said, you know, we wake up every morning with "fox & friends." when i heard that, i said i'll get you within five miles of the place and i'll take you every day if i -- and chauffeur you. >> right. >> he offered, the fergusons offered to put me up for a week and you know my demands. we lived together for a while, steve and gretchen, and you know i'm a high maintenance guy. and patty, did you realize he made this offer? >> actually no! but you're most welcome to my home. >> ok, good. i wish i knew that ahead of time. we would have been live from your house and brought all these people there. that would have been fantastic. >> fantastic is not the adjective i would use. >> so i called jerry up to say that's an unbelievable offer and then jerry -- next thing you know, he shows up at the airport and he's here today. i'd like to thank you both. you are emblematic of indianapolis and this is some of the nicest people i've met and extremely excited to have super bowl xlvi. every 30 feet at the airport, somebody else said welcome to indianapolis. i thought to myself in two years when it comes to new york, i don't see that happening! >> come on. hey, did the fergusons understand the hours that you keep, brian? >> yeah, do you understand that i would have been up at 2:30 in the morning, and i make a lot of noise? >> i'm up at 2:30 in the morning also. >> are you really? >> ok. then it's fine. so patty, you get the breakfast going. jerry and i got work to do. >> oh, man. back to you guys. >> that was very nice of you. thank you very much. >> very nice. >> look at how nice the people are everywhere and they're reaching out like that. i guess brian is still staying at the hotel. >> probably. >> anyway, now we know the answer who who's your buddy, those folks are. very nice. straight ahead on this friday morning, who knew what and when in the fast & furious scandal? 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[ giggles ] >> welcome back, everyone. a new report claims the justice department had more involvement in the botched fast & furious operation than first thought. yesterday, attorney general eric holder tried to deny that he and officials inside the d.o.j. knew more details but south carolina congressman trey gowdy called him out on it. >> there was within the justice department of gun walking, wide receiver. >> with respect, i don't like interrupting people but with respect, several of these e-mails specifically mentioned fast & furious. i'm not talking about wide receiver. love to have that conversation some other time. these e-mails and memos specifically mention fast & furious. >> they mention fast & furious but do they mention gun walking? >> yes, they do. that's my point. we got them from you. >> that congressman trey gowdy joins me now from washington, d.c. good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning, ma'am. >> what was the point that you were trying to get across in that exchange? >> that main justice, not the u.s. attorney general's office in arizona but the main office in washington, d.c. knew about gunwalking well in advance of brian terry's murder in december. >> now, i understand there are 80,000 documents that your committee wants the department of justice to turn over and up until this point, they have not. why? >> that's a great question and the next time you have a chance to talk to attorney general holder, i hope you'll ask him that. he's invoking or hiding behind something called executive privilege. i talked to chairman issa last night on the floor. we'll get those documents but it's a question of whether he'll do it the easy way or hard way. the attorney general has 10 times more documents than we do. we have to have those if we'll be able to ask all the questions that i'm asking south carolina about fast & furious. >> i guess this inspector general who is also looking at this particular case, the department of justice says well, the reason, they haven't penalized any of their employees for this whole operation is they're waiting for the inspector general's report. is that how you see it? >> how long do you have to wait? i thought we proved pretty conclusively yesterday at least four or five of his senior level officials in d.o.j. knew about gunwalking. we got a demonstrably false letter sent to a united states senator chuck grassley. i'd love to live in a world where you can do something wrong and a year later, you still haven't been punished. there hasn't been a frown. a letter of reprimand put in someone's file and you have a dead border patrol agent and hundreds of dead mexican citizens and it's been a year. there have been continents that have shifted in less time than it's taken this inspector general to answer some pretty simple questions. >> let me ask you this thing, congressman, there was a report released by the democrats the other day that completely differs with the republican report. how could that be? >> well, welcome to washington. and if your ambien prescription runs out, i would recommend that you read the minority report. it's short on facts. it's 60 something pages long. this is why people don't like congress or the institutions of government. this really is a fact justice matter. i was a prosecutor. i take no delight in criticizing the department of justice but the democrat minority report is a political document. it's not a factual document. >> very interesting. now, we know why you were so good at questioning. you were a prosecutor. >> yes, ma'am. >> all right. congressman trey gowdy, great to see you this morning. thanks so much. have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> a mom with two kids in tow catches a man watching adult films on a library computer. what did the library do? guess what, they let them keep watching it and it sleeps nine, two bathrooms and a beautiful flat screen tv. we'll take you inside the ultimate tailgating r.v. coming up. i don't know about you, i'd like to go into that for the whole weekend. what's this? it's progresso's loaded potato with bacon. it's good. honey, i love you... oh my gosh, oh my gosh.. look at these big pieces of potato. ♪ what's that? big piece of potato. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> 22 minutes after the top of the hour. time for news by the numbers. 20,000, that's how many veterans plans to get back to work when he announces his billion dollar job corps program today. next 3.8%, the current mortgage rate on a 30-year fixed loan putting rates at an all time low. finally, 100 million. that's reportedly how much simon cowell has offered beyonce to join his judges panel on "the x factor". that would make her the highest paid person on television ever. steve? >> all right, gretch, thank you very much. they are media trailblazers who have conquered the fast growing tablet news market. when i say tablet, i'm talking about this and now they're aiming for your smartphone and kindle as well in just over a year. the first and only national digital newspaper, "the daily" has become the go to publication for ipad users. and they are just getting started. we are joined here on their first anniversary by greg cleyman, publisher of "the daily." thanks for being here. my wife is the number one fan of "the daily." we've had it for the last year. you've got a lot of stuff on here that you can't get any place else. that's by design. >> yeah. no. it's all original context. all right? so a lot of photography, we have a lot of video, 360 pictures and a lot of activity. something you just can't find other places. >> my wife will say did you see the things on the daily about so and so? you had a nice article about the morning news wars yesterday, i think it was. i would look it up on my computer. the stuff is not available on the computer. >> right. you got to get it on a tablet. >> you wouldn't find it. that's exactly right. and we launched a year ago. a year ago, you know, yesterday. >> how is it going? >> it's going great. going great. we have a few hundred thousand people who are reading it, you know, regularly. we're the number one news app in the app store. go to the apple app store and down load it. we were the third top grossing app for all of 2011, angry birds, smurfs and then us. we'll take that. >> congratulations, the angry birds are on your tail. there's one thing. show us the pictures and i love the 360 element to it and i'm going to be the tablet model here. >> we've got -- there was one, it was groundhog's day and so we actually have -- you can see that image there. you sort of see what it was like to be there with punxsutawney phil. >> how do you take that picture where it goes all the way around? >> we've got photographers -- special cameras, special photographers that are trained to do but we have the individual groundhogs and nothing is better on an ipad except a cute animal. >> except, we have one of those things that lives in our backyard. i'm not crazy about it. >> i know, on the ipad than in the backyard. >> one thing i notice is with photographs on "the daily" they just look different than on any other program or application. >> the ipad is incredibly, incredibly rich for photography. it's really the most amazing photo spot that you can get your hands on and we've spent a year sort of perfecting what it's like to program for this device. when images look good and stories look good. >> which way are you going for the next year? what's your goal? >> so for the next year, we're going to expand to other devices. i mean, it's android devices that we just launched on with verizon. we're preloaded. you walk into a verizon store and we're preloaded on it. we'll do phones and kindle fires next. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> very nice, straight ahead, the war on kids' lunches just crossed a whole new line. one town banning what kids can eat. not just in school but after school. oh, good! glad to know what the food police are up to. and it's a traveling tailgater. we are going to take you inside the ultimate party van with the beasty boys. there they are right there. as we roll on live from new york and indianapolis with this super bowl friday. there's brian at the nfl experience. ♪ spread a little love today ♪ ♪ spread a little love my way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ ♪ ♪ spread a little joy and see ♪ you need a little happiness to be ♪ ♪ living the life with me [ female announcer ] fresh milk and real cream. that's what makes philadelphia. ♪ so spread a little something to remember ♪ [ female announcer ] and that's what makes the moment we enjoy it, a little richer. i'm bidding on a 1979 dukes of hazzard lunchbox, but my auction ends in 15 seconds ! even worse, my buddy's bidding on the same lunchbox. it's airbrushed ! but i've got verizon 4g lte. it's so fast that i can outbid him at the last second. i got it ! yes, i won ! woo hoo ! it's got a thermos ! rely on verizon 4g lte. because only the fastest survive. until the end of the quarter to think about your money... ♪ that right now, you want to know where you are, and where you'd like to be. we know you'd like to see the same information your advisor does so you can get a deeper understanding of what's going on with your portfolio. we know all this because we asked you, and what we heard helped us create pnc wealth insight, a smarter way to work with your pnc advisor, so you can make better decisions and live achievement. >> hard to conceive, it's estimated that americans will consume 1.2 billion chicken wings super bowl sunday. wow. you ever think about the chicken? the chicken wing? how frustrating that is for the chicken i mean, they got wings. but they're not big enough to fly. they're just big enough to be a delicious appetizer. i mean, what was the evolutionary purpose of that wing? was it just for dipping? >> i wish he wouldn't have put so much attention on that, now i'm going to think about that when i eat the wings. >> and we had them yesterday. >> yeah, we did. with sandra lee. they were delicious. >> and we're going to have the feasty boys with the ultimate tailgate in a moment. you have some special guests out there live in indianapolis, don't you? >> for the last few years, you've heard a lot of kids on our show and you've heard about the play 60 program. kids getting into shape, fitness, the nfl is all over it. anglo clark, you're here in indianapolis a phys ed teacher, what is this program about? >> this program is about getting kids active for at least 60 minutes and committing to that each and every day throughout the year. it's a program to learn about being healthy and to learn about exercise. >> right. learn about exercise and it's a official thing where you have log books and everything. here's michael, how long are you been doing this? >> about a month. >> what do you have to do besides work out? >> you have to make sure that you exercise about 60 minutes a day and then you have a logbook where you write down what you did and for how many minutes and then at the end of the -- at the end of the event, you have to turn in the logbook and then the class that had the most minutes that they exercised, they won the event. >> right. and it's pretty cool? >> yes, it is. >> in what respect? >> it's very cool because we get to do a lot of things so it was really fun. >> it's fun running through this stuff, getting exercise. if you're not in a formal sport, this is a great way plus it's cold around here. you need something to do, correct? >> exactly. >> these kids are going to be here all day long and they've been kids streaming here all day long. there's plenty for them to do. also fascinating to see, what happens when you bring a few hundred military guys together and they have some free time? they have set up their own scrimmage and are using one of the fields, one of the kids' fields to play some pickup football. so we have created some fun and they're doing their own play 60 moment although they're pretty much playing 24 hours a day and always in shape. so that's the latest down here. the big news i have to say in indianapolis, believe it or not, still peyton manning. today it comes out two doctors have cleared him to play and it also seems as though the owner says he's not cleared to play from a colts physical and if anyone does not know, he may be the greatest quarterback of all time that made this franchise super bowl champions and now they may be turning the page. >> we'll wait and see what's going to happen with peyton manning. he could be able to go to a different team if, in fact, he can play next season. brian, great job out there with all the kids. we'll check back in with you in a moment. >> ok. >> now your other headlines starting with a breaking story out of egypt this morning. two american tourists, both women, abducted in egypt's sinai peninsula. they were taken by a group of masked gunmen believed to be tribesmen. the women were on a tour bus traveling from st. catherine's monastery to a resort on the red sea. their identities are not known at this time. the hostage takers said to be demanding the release of relatives being held in egyptian jails. we'll keep you updated on this story as we get new information into fox. and a severe weather alert. a major snowstorm hitting colorado and shaping up to be the season's biggest. the state is expecting six inches of snow and up to two feet before it's over. it's possible the eastern plains could see blizzardlike conditions as well. airlines have canceled 200 flights into denver international airport right now. people are being urged to drive cautiously, of course, and stay off the roads, if possible. the snow is not expected to stop falling until tomorrow morning. a public peep show for library goers in seattle as a man watches adult entertainment on one of the computers in the library? and get this, he was still allowed to keep watching after people complained. one woman was furious saying her 10-year-old daughter could see the graphic images but library officials say they aren't in the business to censor content. they say the computers are equipped with privacy screens to both protect the user and passerby. seems a little weird, doesn't it? the nation's leanest state looking now to ban transfats in its school lunches. it doesn't stop there. the ban also extends to before and after hours. that means no transfats offered at sporting events or at bake sales. they ensure favorites will still be served but they will be prepared differently. this move all in an effort to, of course, make kids eat healthier. if passed, it will go into place next school year making it the toughest ban in the country. all right, let's head back outside to steve. i'm really envious, steve, you're inside this amazing or about to be inside this amazing facility. >> yeah, because right now, i'm outside and freezing to death. there you can hear the feasty boys are laughing. you know the feasty boys talking about john mayer and jim stump, the star of the feasty boys. you used to be down in the washington area for many, many years. >> yeah. >> yeah. now look at you. tell us a little bit about -- big stars. >> used to be in d.c. now we're traveling around in this awesome rig. oh, yeah, the folks at gorving.com hooked us up and we're traveling around and having fun. >> this thing, who needs a house when you got this thing. >> i'm telling you, if you want to tailgate, this is the way to go. you got your food, your beer, bathroom right there, you know, you don't even need to know to go in the stadium. >> you don't need to go in the stadium. is that the order, food, beer and then bathroom? or isn't it beer and then bathroom? >> i think you're right. i stand to be corrected. >> you guys are the feasty boys and you're all about food. you learned how to cook in the coast guard, right? >> and my grandmother which was like being in the coast guard. >> in the army. >> now, this is a recipe that folks who are looking for something good on super bowl sunday can prepare. what is it? >> we're going to scream through this. quick tip, we got brats soaking in beer, butter and onions. we love these brats out of milwaukee, wisconsin. >> nice enough to send us all kinds of different types of brats here. they are the best you can go with. >> bacon over here. breaded bacon. basically, steve, you'll take a cup of brown sugar, you're going to take a cup of flour. about 2 tablespoons of pepper and put it in a bag. shake your bacon up in the bag and bake it for 15 to 20 minutes at 400 degrees and you got to give this a try. >> all right. i think you're going to like it. >> listen, while you're chewing on that, we have steak bites. >> that's awesome! >> you take some fillets. >> stand by. i would imagine the food police will come over and make a house arrest in a second. >> you got some fillets out here. we sliced it. we're pounding our meat in a good way, all right? and then we -- >> then -- >> there's a -- >> we're soaking it. we're marinating it. >> good thing you guys are on cable. >> we're wrapping it in cream cheese mixture with bacon. >> man! >> jalapenos and then when you're done, it's going to look like that when you get done. throw it on the grill. and there's the finished product. >> right over here, chris. >> don't bite the q tip here. >> it's called a toothpick! >> that's what i clean my ears with. >> that's good. >> so you wrap the cream cheese bacon, jalapenos, these are perfect for tailgating. you want to do things that are easy when you're tailgating. you don't want to spend all day in the kitchen. you want to watch the game and have fun. throw that breaded bacon on a sandwich or burger or maybe on top of a dip. >> in moderation. >> in moderation. you can't eat bacon all day long. it comes once every year. give me some more of that breaded bacon. that's awesome. >> listen, i got to tell you, we are living country on gac these days. and come over and watch us. we're feasty boys eating america. one state at a time. >> one state at a time. >> all right. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, buddy. >> thank you. gretchen, i've got to bring in some breaded bacon. this is so fantastic. >> steve, who did you pay off today to get all of these food segments? i'm so jealous. pizza, bacon? >> uh-huh. >> bring that stuff in! >> yes, ma'am. all right. >> coming up on "fox & friends", the orange juice scare. could it be back and this time the oranges are from right here in america? what you need to know about what you might drink this morning. and it's a victory for the little guy. one woman took on honda after her car didn't deliver on the mileage she says she was promised. this morning, there's a huge update. first, the trivia question of the day. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol to advil. here's one story. my na is betty an i am an animal lover who does rescue. being a foster parent for dogs is very grueling. washing them -- it causes a lot of strain on my lower back. i used to take tylenol, and now i take advil and it works quickly and it takes awamy pains. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. save on advil with our special coupon in select newspapers on march 27th. >> now, it's time for some quick headlines after my bacon. another orange juice scare this morning. more samples test positive for an illegal fungicide. this time, they're from florida! the f.d.a. in this country says the levels are low and don't worry, it's safe to drink that stuff. and actress marissa tomei looks sweet but three of her neighbors say that she -- say don't let those looks fool you. they claim the actress caused a massive leak, her apartment did back in 2010 flooding their apartments and they want tomei to fork over $130,000 in damages. >> february marks black history month, a time to celebrate the many contributions of african-americans whose struggles and triumphs have greatly shaped this country. >> fox report anchor harris faulkner joins us with a preview of how our network in partnership with the apprentice program of roger ails that founded the channel started plans to honor the achievements of these great americans. >> good morning. good to see you guys. >> first time on the curvy couch? >> i think it is. i'm feeling curvier, too. >> bacon? >> no, i don't want to be that curvy. thanks. >> good comeback. all right, so you're going to be doing this great series of stories on african-american women. is it only women we're focusing on? >> actually, you know, it's kind of a mix. we have a lot of people in the stories but we're featuring predominantly women for these first three. we'll see. sometimes in life the greatest moments come when you think one more step is not possible. the stories that we're bringing you are all about what we know to be true about our great nation, that anything is possible if you just believe and don't give up. during this black history month, fox news in conjunction with the ails apprentice program is showcasing some dynamic people, reminders of what we all can do. this month, every friday morning at this time i'll be here with the "fox & friends" team and here's some of what you'll see. barbara smith conrad will be up first. she was born in center point, texas, in the segregated south. her home was filled with hope and music. in the 1950's, barbara decided she wanted to do what was unthinkable then! attend the university of texas in austin, study music and get this, she wanted to be a world renowned opera singer. she was just a kid and the south was going through growing pains. it was 1956. the supreme court had just stepped in to force colleges to integrate. u.t. had more than 18,000 students on campus. and just a few african-americans, 110 of them to be exact were the first to attend under that court order. it was a tumultuous time, she told me, and what happened to barbara there was frightening. a tragedy most people might not have ever recovered from. it made national headlines. but it would not be the end. just the beginning of an amazing journey. isn't she beautiful? it propelled her to become one of the most noted american opera singers in the world. and then there's leslie hiner, not married. no kids. working hard. and in her spare time, she enjoys riding horses. one day, she felt the need to respond to something she said she couldn't take watching anymore. leslie grew up in philadelphia, away from but very well aware of some of the toughest neighborhoods in the nation, west and north philly. with crime rates and murder rates off the charts still today. leslie decided to do more than just feel bad for the kids on the other side of the track. she met with some of them and made them a deal. she told them if they helped take care of the one things she loved, her horses, she would teach them to ride and wouldn't you know it, she did something mind blowing. she went on to form the first african-american polo team and just wait until you see what these kids are doing today. it's a story that's actually still unfolding because it means the future for all kids just burst wide open. and this month of february, we'll also see another great american hero, barbara hillary. a two time cancer survivor. she had late breast cancer -- late stage breast cancer at age 25. she battled back from that. then years later, doctors diagnosed her with lung cancer as she was retiring at age 67. the long battle she fought and again, years later, still kicking. this time with a vengeance. doctors told her she couldn't even have lung capacity to climb more than a flight of stairs. barbara said ok, then i better make this count. barbara hillary decided at 75 she would become an adventurer looking up arctic maps and explorers she could join. not as a tourist, she did things most healthy people wouldn't even try. in fact, she went to places no other african-american woman has ever gone before. you'll see why she's among those ordinary americans doing extraordinary things all month long. >> wow. >> it's been a wonderful thing you're doing to promote and give attention to these wonderful people. >> it's a fun story, we don't want anybody to miss this part of -- it's an incredible journey that we actually all share. we call it black history month but it's our american history. >> absolutely. it's sponsored by the ails apprentice program here at fox news which was started by our chairman, roger ails who founded things about 15 years ago. and we're going to see it all month long, right? >> yeah, every friday i'll be right here and if you known you were bringing bacon, i make a mean biscuit. >> you coming back next friday? >> absolutely! >> then bring the biscuits. >> it's on like donkey kong. >> see you over the weekend on "the fox report." >> ok. see you then. >> if you want more information about the apprentice program, go to foxnews.com/alesapprentice. one woman says her honda wasn't as advertised and she took her complaint to the top and won. how? she's going to tell us next. >> and he's the funniest guy on fox but you never know who he's going to be. we're talking about that man and the many voices in his head. he will join brian live from the super bowl in the next hour. >> first on this day in 1992 "i'm too sexy" by -- how do you say that? >> right said fred. >> it's that easy? i should have known that. i knew the song. didn't know the group. 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"fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> brian: by the way, you are listening to 75 years of excellence. that is the davis marching band at the high school. normally they'd be in school, but they'd much rather be on international television. so they're here this morning. they're also going to have a mysterious role, they're sworn to secrecy. we won't see them. they are fantastic. these kids so dedicated, they won 14 state chimps and they continue to excel. get this, especially, not to rule you out, but gretchen, i have something in common with accomplished musicians, they start in 7th grade. i mean, in new york, it's fourth grate or third grade. third grade with the recorder, but they don't start 'til the 7th grade and win national titles. >> gretchen: i wonder if the secret is they're going to somehow be accompanying madonna during the half time show. >> brian: i know and i can't say. you know i give up secrets easy, so stop questioning. >> gretchen: we got guests on there, right? >> brian: yes, i do. i want you to meet members of the military. we're really represented here in indianapolis. what's your name? >> chief christine stag. >> brian: let me know i talk to all guys on the first hour and it's time to spread it out. first thanks for coming here today. what does it mean serve not guilty indianapolis? >> it's been great. i work for a recruiting command and we're out there searching for our replacement, men and women. >> brian: as you look at the nfl experience, you might have a chance to see it later, there is a big salute to the military. if you watch the super bowl, they pay a lot of attention to the men and women who serve. >> they do. we're a big part of all the celebrations here, nba games. >> brian: ncaa championship, too. you're going to meet a guy who happens to be a new england patriots fan in the middle of indianapolis colts country. there's a big rivalry between them. you're unpopular name? >> senior mass sergeant mike. >> brian: what is it like loving tom brady in a place that respects him but doesn't like him? >> the indy fans are really good to me. they don't talk to me. they don't let me do anything. it's kind of pitiful, but i got to root on my pats. i'm from new england issues but also a colts season ticket holder. i'm not going to the game. i'm in a drawing. i want to win the tickets. >> brian: maybe we'll have giselle pray for you. she's got this prayer chain and she likes to pray for tommy. your name? >> ashley. >> brian: why did you join? >> to serve my country. >> brian: how did the coast guard end up in the midwest? >> i'm stationed in san diego. i'm visiting. so i got to do this while i was here. >> brian: great move! san diego won't build a new stadium, so we can't go back there for the super bowl, but you came to us and we appreciate it. give yourselves a round of applause. ening thanks so much, up so early. knocking heads playing football for two hours. great job to the band. coming up shortly, not only frank, but governor mitch daniels. he did something that's got national attention. we'll talk to him and he's actually just got here. >> gretchen: cool. >> steve: the head hoosier. thanks very much. >> gretchen: ten minutes away for governor daniels. let me update you with a couple of headlines with a developing fox news alert. two american tourists, both women, have apparently been arrest ducted taken by masked gunmen believed to be bedouin tribesmen. they were travel to go a resort on the red sea. their identities not known at this time. the hostage taker said to be demanding the release of relatives held in egyptian jail. leon panetta is meeting with nato officials and refuse to go comment on reports that he is concerned that israel is on the verge of attacking iran because of its nuclear program. he said the attack could happen as early as april. israel will only say time is running out for iran to stop developing nuclear weapons. they're on a government watch list, considered too dangerous to be released, but guess what? five taliban detainees may soon be let go from guantanamo bay. republican congressman mike rogers, chair of the house intelligence committee, says the obama administration is already taking operational steps to move the terror suspects to a third country in order to advance peace talks with the afghan taliban. republican presidential hopeful mitt romney blasting that proposed move. >> the president is apparently intent on releasing five prisoners from guantanamo bay as a sign of good faith to the taliban. my reaction exactly. >> gretchen: it's not known exactly when or where they will be moved. she made a joke out of our national anthem. remember this? ♪ oer the land of the free >> gretchen: gosh, that's awful. but no joke here, folks. region barr thinks she can be the next president of the united states. she's seeking the green party's nod for 2012. she claims both the democrats and the republicans are not serving the american people. she may be right on that a little bit, steve, 'cause the approval rating of congress, below 13%. >> steve: she would like to be the next president of the united states, the current of the united states yesterday attended the national prayer breakfast in washington, d.c. there at the hilton. it's interesting, there are a number of republicans who are upset about his message. ed gillespie twittered and said how much more polarize asking this guy get? what has some republicans upset is the fact that at the national prayer breakfast, he invoked the name of jesus and the bible and asked the question what, would jesus do? he would tax the rich, like what obama wants to do himself. listen. >> for me as a christian, it also coincides with jesus' teach ing that from to whom much is given, much shall be required. >> gretchen: this was a rare injection of politics at this national prayer breakfast. if you go back in time and look, it's not often that the president will talk about politics. maybe about faith, but not talking about politics. that's why i think some people suddenly stood up and listened and thought, wow. did he just say that? >> steve: it was like a stump speech. >> gretchen: yeah. some of the criticism has been harsh. iowa congressman steve king said he just can't give a nonpolitical speech. he tried, but he can't help himself. other people are weighing in as well. >> brian: absolutely. one of them is rick santorum. he was in nevada last night. >> he claims that his policies of taxing the rich is authorized by the bible, that he is doing what is biblically called for by taxing the rich, that the government tax the rich. i've read the bible. and i must admit -- this is an administration who attacks religion and then tries to cloak itself in religion in order to take your money. >> gretchen: i guess the question this morning for me is, is wealthy people paying more taxes rooted in christian values? >> steve: the president thinks so. >> gretchen: that's a question for our viewers, too. let me know what you think. >> brian: yeah. definitely go to twitter.com at "fox & friends" or us individually. i also thought it was interesting that this is happening again. the national prayer breakfast, the president has a chance possibly to make up for some of the catholics he may have lost with his latest piece of doctrine to come out of his add m. it has millions of catholics around this country up in arms, from the vatican in new york city where the archbishop called on catholics to stand up and fight back about what president obama wants to do that affects every christian here. >> steve: that's right. and we know that the administration has said that this is going to be a reform that's going to stand where they're going to force catholic institutions like schools and hospitals to provide contraceptive services. we wondered what the stance was of joe biden. he is the highest ranking catholic in the administration. our own ed henry asked the administration how does joe biden feel about this? is he with the president on it or does he stand with the catholic church? and the white house said, we'll get back to you, which is kind of a nonanswer because this thing happened on january 20. they've a couple of weeks to figure out what joe biden thinks. >> gretchen: moving on to another political story which was a big thing in las vegas yesterday. donald trump made the announcement of who he would endorse on the republican side and he chose -- drum roll. mitt romney. even though the rumors had come out during the day before and leading up to the time that he was going to support newt gingrich. but he says he loves romney's stance on china. here is a further explanation. >> i called him a couple of times last night on a number that i have and there was no response on that number. so i wanted to call him. i did call him. i like him. i respect him. and he's a terrific guy. >> steve: so that is donald trump explaining why, before he made the announcement with mitt, he tried to call newt, brian. >> brian: well, i tell you what, newt doesn't like to use the phone. he doesn't call mitt romney when he wins and doesn't pick it up when donald trump endorses other people. are lot of people are saying, what's the big deal? a billionaire endorse ago millionaire? i think it is because donald trump is like a rock star. he's one of the few guys can make a million dollars and seem like a blue car person, with the way he talks and delivers himself and interacts with people and i think he could be quite valuable. i'm not saying as valuable as governor christie. i can say on the stage with some introduction, with not only financial support, but i think being there gives him additional push. plus donald trump doesn't hook up with losers. mitt romney more of a sense that he is going to be -- except for us -- gives him more of a sense that mitt romney is the inevitable candidate. >> gretchen: i think every candidate was looking for that endorsement, although some of the polls do show that the average american people say that that would affect them in no way as to who donald trump endorses or maybe in a negative way. it's certainly true that every candidate was probably seeking his endorsement. >> steve: out there in nevada where they're going to have the caucuses tomorrow, right now according to the local paper out there, romney is ahead by 20. a new gallup poll has come out where romney is leading newt gingrich. >> brian: not a surprise. >> steve: not at all. we're moving on. >> gretchen: coming up on our show a convicted sex offender working at a daycare center. how could that happen? 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>> i don't think that anyone in that room bought that. what you've got is an investigation where darryl issa, who is chairman of the oversight committee hearing, said look, we have subpoenaed all of these documents. we've asked for 80,000 documents. we've gotten something like 8% of them. two-thirds of the subpoenas have gone unanswered and at the end of the day, you're denying knowing about fast and furious. you deny that your senior justice department officials knew about it when the e-mails contradict the very testimony that you're giving us. and so what you've got now is a very contentious hearing, the most contentious hearing so far. and issa claiming that he knew nothing when the facts seem to contradict that. >> gretchen: issa wants these 80,000 documents that so far eric holder and the department of justice have not turned over. can he be held in contempt, in your legal opinion? >> certainly issa laid the foundation for eric holder to be held in contempt. the issue is whether they want to go that far. what you've got is atf whistle blowers who made it very clear that the department of justice knew and as a judge and d.a. myself, in order to get a wire tap, justice in washington has to approve it. who did the affidavits for the wire taps? who monitored the wire taps? the denial is just not credible. that's why there was so much energy yesterday targeted at holder, saying look, why are you stonewalling us here? they actually had a diagram called fortress holder, where they show the denials. now you got the brian terry family, a year later who was suing for $25 million because it was a gun that was issued by the atf that ended up killing the border patrol agent. >> gretchen: i was going to bring that up, that this whole thing comes back to this young man who was killed by one of these guns that was part of fast and furious and that family says they still need the answers of what happened to their child. >> they're entitled to it. the shame of this is that to say that the inspector general is handling this is really to deny the fact that even the people who shot brian terry have not been sent to trial. it's not gone to trial. the case has been sealed. why would that case be sealed? this is being used by the democrats to cut back on second amendment rights. at the hearing at every turn, the democrats said this is about gun control. no, it's not about gun control. it's about making sure the federal government doesn't give the cartels guns. >> gretchen: we'll continue to follow this story. judge jeanine, we'll watch you ever saturday night, 9 p.m thanks so much. >> thank you. >> gretchen: you won't believe this, a convicted sex offender working at a daycare center and says everyone knew about his past. find ou what happened when a fox reporter confronted him. and up next, funny man frank caliendo -- oh, wait. or is it john madden? you're one of my favorites. >> you wondering what i'm going to say. there is a band over here. we'll see new a couple of minutes for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. ! >> steve: wall street has been waiting for this number as has the rest of the country much as we understand now, employers added 243,000 jobs in the past year, rather in january, pushing down unemployment rate to -- that's the big number right there -- 8.3%. it had been 8.5%. once again, added 243,000 jobs coast to coast in january. >> gretchen: probably better than they expected at this point and with the unemployment rate going down, we will have chris wallace on just a few minutes from now to analyze that for us politically. what does that do with the obama administration and some of the republican people who want to be president. >> steve: that is the biggest job ad, we understand, in the last nine months. look at other headlines this hour, colorado getting blasted by what is shaping up to be one of the season's biggest snow storms. six inches of snow have already fallen on parts of the state. an estimated two feet expected to fall before it's all over. blizzard warning has been issued for northeastern colorado. about 200 flights have already been canceled at the big airport there in denver. snow not expected to stop falling until tomorrow morning. the storm will then move across nebraska and iowa as well. >> gretchen: when you see the story, you're going to wonder how did this slip through the cracks? a convicted sex offender working at a daycare center, our fox center got a tip that he was working in the kitchen of little green tree house. ellis was convicted of sexually abuse ago 14-year-old girl. when won fronted by the reporter, he claims he didn't hide a thing. >> i told them what happened in my background. >> you told the temp service that? >> yes. everybody know that. >> did the temp service tell these people? >> i told these people. >> gretchen: the managers of the daycare appearing to be shocked when they heard his criminal history. they claim the temp agency does background checks on all the employees, but something went wrong with ellis' check. the temp agency refusing to talk about it. ellis was kicked out of the daycare center and right after, he headed for his car. but he had another problem there because he hasn't had a driver's license since 1996. >> steve: oh, man. meanwhile, steven tyler is defending his singing skills. the front man has been blasted for his rendition of the star spangled banner at the afc championship game. remember? ♪ oer the land of the free >> i want to go public and say the word was. ♪ free ♪ because america is free and i celebrate freedom because i'm an american. you stupid (bleep). edit that out, please? >> steve: not a problem. that's not the last football fans will see of tyler. he's teaming up with country star carrie underwood for a cmt cross roads special the night before the super bowl, which means tomorrow night, right, brian? >> gretchen: you got to sit down with both of them. >> brian: yeah. we call that saturday, steve. so that will be saturday, the day before the super bowl. thank you very much. steven tyler making some news. hey, my next guest has appeared as george bush, terry bradshaw and robert deniro, just off the top of his head. all as a correspondent with fox nfl sunday. he's the mvp of that cast, frank caliendo, welcome back. >> good to be here. >> brian: you not only do these voice, but make picks. what kind of season did you have of? >> let's talk about something else. >> brian: one thing is you watch fox news. >> sure. >> brian: you get to see some of the commercials that pop up that stand out above the rest. >> two of my favorites are the new terry bradshaw one, the nutri system. i'm so tired of looking fat and ugly, so i took nutri system. terry, they can't fix ugly! what do you think? i was so tired of looking fat and ugly and i couldn't spell and then i took nutri system and my brain grew! how did that happen? i'm doing bill cosby's hand motions. why did that happen? the other is the prilosec otv commercial. it's beautiful commercial, the one with larry the cable guy. he comes out and at the end of it, like this nice tracking shot and larry is like, i have the burgers. cut to john madden. a big old boy at wal-mart. doesn't look anything like the rest of the commercial. available at wal-mart. i tell you what, my brain tells me that looks a little different! there it is. thank you, nutri system. >> brian: you also had a chance to meet -- i tried to make you meet the president of the united states. he was there last year. >> we got close. got up there and, you know, trying to -- well, there you go. [ laughter ] >> brian: you're in a suite. >> i was in the suite right behind him, like ten yards. they wouldn't ask him to turn around. and i'm not going to go, like -- i tried to hell him, yeah -- tell him, yeah, i got a text that i'm supposed to meet the president. they're like, everybody has a text they're supposed to meet the president. i was threw behind him. i get the mail. i think it's pretty good. available at wal-mart. awkward. >> brian: did you get a chance to meet john madden? >> yeah. i net him at the super bowl last year. my wife sent me these texts. we were saying at the same hotel. >> brian: your wife? >> yeah, for the first time. we have even brought our kids. stayed at the four seasons. just want you to know where i stayed. not important to the story. i see john madden, and i start walking toward him. he starts walking away. it's like we're magnets of the same polaris. same thing, can't work, opposites attract. so i go up to him. i finally get close, jimmie johnson, football coach standing next to him. jimmy, can you believe i'm this close to john madden. he taps him on the shoulder. the look on his face. like, let's get out of here! so i see the kid standing there, i'm guessing they're his grandkids. i'm the guy who talks like your grandpa and if you don't eat dinner, you don't get dessert. they look at each other and john madden and crack up. then like a light bulb goes up, this guy makes small children laugh. he's a saint. kind of like drew brees. >> brian: are you working on any candidates right now? voices? >> i'll wait it out. i didn't start to do president bush until two years in his first time. when i did, it sound like roscoe from dukes of hazard. i got a great john mccain but i don't get to use anywhere outside of arizona. my friends, we must do this together, my friends. >> brian: you can't use it. >> i was on the "tonight show" one time and i said, my friends and they say, you sure got a lot of friends. not quite enough. >> brian: could you toss back to steve and briefen as president obama? >> hey -- as president obama. i forgot i wasn't president anymore. let's be clear. let's go back to steve and gretchen. >> gretchen: oh, my gosh. >> steve: very nice. [ applause ] >> brian: great appearance as usual. >> thank you very much. >> brian: you make fox a better place. >> gretchen: i love that guy. pass that along, brian. >> steve: a great hit on our christmas special. always a pleasure having him. straight ahead, we told but president obama's plan to release gitmo detainees. chris wallace weighs in, coming up next. >> gretchen: and our weekend crew is here to tell us what's coming up this weekend. >> that's right. we sure are. >> we're going to watch the super bowl this weekend. >> no show. we're just going to watch the super bowl. >> no we have to watch the show. should obese kids be taken away from their parents? it's been done. there is new information that may change people's mind about this whole thing. >> then, didn't study for the big test? forgot to do your homework? don't worry, kids. we'll tell but a school district that refuses to give kids a zero. apparently it makes kids feel bad. >> and we are live from indy, hall of famer joe montana and the host of nfl sunday howie long, it's all coming up this weekend. 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>> ten years at the top. building the most powerful name in the business. the new blue print for television news. fox news channel. ten years at number one and counting. >> steve: very nice. ten years at number one. all got started 15 years when roger ales who invented the channel says let's give the news fair and balanced, both sides. the rest is as they say, history. >> gretchen: all right. we're joined by brian again out in indianapolis and chris wallace in washington, d.c guys, we just told you the monthly jobless numbers that came out. unemployment down 28.3% issue -- to 8.3%. i'm interested in how washington is going to take this news. what do you think we'll hear? >> well, first of all, you know we got to keep first things first. it's really good news for the country when you've got millions of people who have been unemployed for years to start to see the economy picking up and people going back to work. that's great news. politically, it's good news for barak obama. no question about it. i think the number of people have been expecting is 150,000. 243 begins to get us in the number if it stays steady and that's an if. with you if it stays steady where you really begin to cut into that unemployment number, politically, obama is going to be able to go out and say the recovery is starting to take hold. people are going back to work and unemployment number -- look, it's still going to end up being historically high for a president seeking reelection, but if it gets down below 8%, that's a lot lower than people thought it was going to be. >> brian: also the big news, chris, this week was it's coming out that secretary of defense thinks we'll end the fighting season a little early, maybe a whole year earlier. then we find out that as many as five taliban leaders are going to be released from gitmo. they're going to be moved out in what many people believe is a swap, perhaps, for maybe an american that's being held or some others as part of the peace process. this is a disaster! how do you think this is going to play, or is america going to ignore this? >> it's interesting. i think there is troubling aspects to this because they're talk being five taliban leaders, gitmo, who are now in guantanamo bay, who were judged to be too dangerous to move and really what they would do is they would be sent to qatar, a country in the persian gulf, as part of an effort the u.s. is trying to engage the taliban in peace talks. the idea is that this is a confidence building measure. it hasn't been firmly decided yet, but does seem to be headed in that direction. the interesting thing is this country -- i can understand the reasons a loft people are very concerned about it, but a lot of people were very concerned or expressed concerns when we announced we were pulling all of our troops out of iraq. it seems to be working on the president's behalf. his political favor. >> brian: really? >> i wonder if this is the same, the country is so war weary that people are willing to say, just let's get out of that part of the world. not necessarily the best move, but it might be politically smart for the president. >> steve: chris, who do you have on your program this weekend? >> we'll be talking obviously -- you don't have to stay up late and watch the nevada caucuses saturday night. we'll have the results sunday morning. top supporters for gingrich and romney. some of the candidates. and all the political implications. it's been quite a week. florida, now nevada. it looks, and i repeat it, it looks, like things are going mitt romney's way at this point. >> steve: it does. look down so you can revive brian's dream of being on "the brady bunch." >> i'm taking the giants, $15. >> who are you betting with? you betting with yourself. i'm not betting. i'm not taking that bet. >> steve: chris, we'll be watching. brian will be at the super bowl. >> brian: brian is not going to be arguing. >> steve: when we come back, we'll go to indianapolis. up next, former new york giants wide receiver ammany toomer. >> let's see what's on at the top of the hour. >> there you go. good morning. more trouble for eric holder as slain border agent brian terry's mom is lashing out at him. we're going to show what you she has to say. and orrin hatch says someone should tell the president he's not jesus christ. juan williams reflects on the president's prayer speech and planned parenthood in the cross fire, why the komen folks now say they are not backing down. bill and i join you at the top of the hour sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? 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[ applause ] very, very nice. mr. kilmeade, live from the super bowl! >> brian: right. i tell you, ben davis fan, this is john. john, you have done a great job rounding these kids up and getting them ready. i know they've got to go to the field in a little while. you got up with more song in you? >> yeah, we do. "hey baby." >> brian: one verse. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: yeah. and that is it. if you want ammony toomer on the show, he said get a marching bands. probably the best wide receiver the giants have ever had. along with the new england patriots, they will be center show. you have an unbelievable tie, suit. you're out of breath. did you jog here? >> i had to run here. the crowds outside. early in the morning. amazing. yeah. we had to do what i can to get here. i got to be on "fox & friends." >> beth: i'm honored did you it. it's a privilege to meet you 'cause i saw how hard you worked. to watch the giants out there, four years ago you were out there. nobody gave the giants a shot against the new england team. are you concerned that the giants almost seem although underdog, too cocky right now? >> i don't know if too cocky is the right word. buff the giants are, every time they played a team that they were underdogs this year, except the falcons, they've played a team that's beaten them early on in the year. so now it's a different situation because now -- >> brian: they beat them. >> it's really hard to beat the same team in the league twice. so it's going to be a different challenge for them. hopefully they're up for the challenge. >> brian: what does it mean to play the patriots knowing bill belichick is a former giant. are they tight? >> they're similar in the way both of the organizations are run, they're both northeast teams, both teams that are a couple of the original teams in the nfl and the patriots are maybe not so much as the giants, but it's just one of the teams are kind -- they're playing themselves in the mirror because they're both such well respected amongst all the teams in the league franchises. >> brian: did you ever expect eli to be this good? be honest, when he was a rookie and taking over for kurt warner? >> i was talking to the general manager about this yesterday. he was telling me at that -- i asked him the same question. he said, one thing i did know about eli, is he had a lot of want to. you can't say enough about somebody who wants to be good. >> brian: he wanted to be on the show and you did. ii want to you stay for the aftr the show show. we're going to go to a breck and come back in two minutes with more indianapolis from new f yok , peppery poblano, sweet butternut. we're roasting, and grilling to create must-have meals with no preservatives. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. 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