united states of america in the first ever world cup. dana: never miss an episode of the five, special report is up next. very special. bret: this is a fox news alert, welcome to washington, i m bret baier. a record-breaking post at the border and a big concession from china on trade. two very big stories we are following tonight as a scan of a truckload of cucumbers coming from mexico produces the biggest fentanyl bust in u.s. history, nearly 254 pounds of the synthetic drug. an amount so big it could kill more than 100 million people. the bust coming as border security negotiations keep hitting the same sticking points in washington, we ll explain that. the trump administration could be getting closer to a trade deal with china as beijing makes a big purchase of u.s. supplies and what the president is
with these people, we reached out, and great job down there, all the work you have been doing, appreciate it. as griff reports from there we can tell you about this that happened, border patrol making it largest fentanyl bust in history with enough drugs to kill 57 million people. internal memo revealing agents at the southern border found the drug hitting the florida tractor-trailer coming through port of entry in arizona. and street value of $102 million. as griff was talking about lawmakers kicking off border security negotiations on capitol hill but so far little time to process. smart border security is not overly reliant in physical
governor of new jersey, chris christie. he s author of let me finish. and author of in your face politics. sorry i don t have any tequila for you. i had enough of that with kolbert. dana: the president has given state of the union address next tuesday. border security negotiations will soon be going on. in the last bit, the president has not been able to move public opinion in his direction. is there something he can do next tuesday night to set the stage to try to understand what he s trying to do. stph ? o sure. he has to let loose on this. dana: he has to let loose? sure. if you ve looked at the speeches he s given. very tightly controlled. it wasn t in front of an audience. he feeds off an audience. dana: we all do. whether it s a state of the union, rally. the state of the union, i think he needs to let loose and know
jillian: working on that forecast, we will talk later in the day. rob: you are watching fox and friends first tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. donald trump will deliver the state of the union address one week from today after accepting an invitation from house speaker nancy pelosi. rob: garrett tenney joins us from washington with how they can affect border security negotiations and the possibility of another partial shutdown. reporter: there was a question whether the state of the union would happen with another potential shutdown three weeks away and the two sides no closer to a deal that yesterday nancy pelosi and donald trump talked about the address over the phone, showing a letter with nancy pelosi writing when i wrote you january 23rd i said we should work together to find a mutually agreeable date when government is reopened to schedule the state of the union address. in our conversation today we agreed on february 5th.
senate have been for the entirety of this shutdown. the idea that the president would get anything, let alone border wall funding for a shutdown the democrats very clearly state he was the one who led to the shutdown. it s something that s been a nonstarter for them from the beginning. one of the key aspects you have to remember is it s not just what happens with this shutdown or what happens over the course of the next couple of weeks but the entirety of the next two years with house democrats in power. they don t want to set a standard where the president on funding deadlines or debt limit deadlines can hold something hostage, in their words, and get policy wins out of democrats that they re opposed to. that s why they ve held the line to the point that they have, as much as a pain overall for the 800 workers missing a second paycheck tomorrow and 75% of the government that s should shutte. they re all for the idea of reopening the government for three weeks and having border securit