last time. brian: trailing. if you throw out super tuesday they mislead us in many different directions. ainsley: they didn t know that amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg were going to drop out. brian: absolutely. steve: bernie could really use a boost in michigan tomorrow. and just go back a couple of weeks when james clyburn in south carolina endorsed the guy on the right, joe biden suddenly joe biden seems unstoppable in many ways. well, yesterday, while he was looking, bernie sanders finally got a big endorsement with civil rights icon jesse jackson endorsed bernie sanders because, back in 1988, bernie sanders actually endorsed jesse jackson when he was running against michael d dukakis. ainsley: i was shocked by that. steve: he said i appreciate it. ainsley: i was surprised by that because usually the african-american community is behind joe biden, not bernie sanders. so, because he is so radical and so different than what many of the church teachings teach and that kind o
being on air when the tanks were rolling in to iraq. this is like no other between the economy, the challenges and the unknown. this is an interesting time. steve: but last night the president made it very clear we have a plan. and we start with a fox news alert. according to the experts, there are now more than 1300 coronavirus cases across 44 states in the united states including washington, d.c. 36 people have lost their lives due to the coronavirus. brian: the virus officially declared a pandemic. meanwhile in italy, airports have been empty for days. the whole country is locked down, all stores except pharmacies and food markets closed. ainsley: bars and restaurants with are closed in italy. tourist attractions nearly deserted. italy has the worst covid-19 outbreak outside of china. steve: china says they have actually passed the peak and that is good news. ainsley: president trump addressing the nation to calm our fears and provide us with health. steve: calling for eco
all the schools for the rest of the school year. ainsley: new york city mayor bill de blasio warning new yorkers to be prepared for a possible shelter in place order. as cases drop by more than 100 in just one day. the state jus opened the second drive-thru testing site. brian: the governor says don t prepare for that i will make that call. more than 6400 coronavirus cases and the u.s. at least 114 people have died. 170 have recovered. we can expect a really big show. a lot of doctors coming our way including seema verma, dr. nicole saphier and dr. siegel. we will have a visit, not in studio, but from a remote location cardinal timothy dolan. steve: brand new member of the fox news family dr. janette nesheiwat will be here as well. if you have questions for cardinal dolan so many people are looking to a higher power to help guide us through these self-ice hraeugtd times when you have so many questions, if you have a question for him because the three of us do email us at frie
commitment to be the leader of the free world. i think that, you know, there is definitely a new sheriff in town. we re in the beginning stages of what the trump team will call maximum pressure policy on north korea. they are behaving in a very, very dangerous manner and something will have to be done about it. but i have been pretty severe things that we re thinking about. president trump has made it clear we don t threat lines we deal with reality. slamming president obama for failing to react on russian election meddling. he did nothing about it why did he do nothing about it? his feud with the american media, followed him to europe. what we want to see in the united states is honest, beautiful, free, but honest press. we don t want fake news. riding into battle don t be afraid to take the road less traveled. brian: why are we playing that song? steve: because the roads are less traveled today. friday in the summer all-american concert series
investigating this fisa abuse. i don t think the inspector general himself can answer all of our questions. i think we are trending, perhaps, towards another special counsel. as the 90th annual academy awards expecting to bring positivity but turning sour from the start. this is history right here. oscar is 90 years old tonight. which means he is probably at home right now watching fox news. hallelujah uptown funk don t give to you cause uptown funk don t give it to you saturday night we re in the spot don t believe me just watch. steve: that s midtown funk live from 48th and of the avenue. hi, everybody, welcome to the world s number one cable news show after a crazy weekend of weather things have calmed down. ainsley: we are going to get more crazy weather in the middle of this week they say. brian: i don t believe it. steve: starting tomorrow. they were right with the last storm. ainsley: they are right 50% of the time. brian: i was happy to fly to new