heard from cassidy hutchinson. but here s a thing that s interesting. as gloria said, mark meadows was subpoenaed by congress. by the january six committee. he started to comply, he turned over all these text, but then he just stopped. he was faced with no consequence whatsoever. now this is an entirely different ball game. this is a criminal grand jury subpoena. evans reporting is that all meadows has turned over so far is the same motto that he already turned over to congress. so if i m doj, i am not settling for half of this stuff. for part of the stuff. my subpoena says i want everything. i want all the stuff that you get to congress. and i want everything else that you have. and as any, said he really doesn t have much of a way to fight that. you can claim executive privilege, doj will probably take up to court if that happens. i suspect doj will prevail. go chase halfway there with a subpoena, it s good that they have all the step that the committee has, but doj has the power and
days. i see that is the guy. todd: you re watching fox and friends first on thursday morning. i m todd piro. carley: james was arrested nine times in new york and three times in new jersey and charged with terroristic threat in 1990 and found guilty of harassment and sentenced to one year probation. his deeply troubling posts online never tagged social media. lauren has more. lauren. frank james is being held in federal lockup and expected to be charged for the subway shooting that stunned this city. a massive multi-state manhunt ensued after tuesday s chaos. james himself helped bring closure to this chase. the bizarre climax came when
roberts said the best way to stop discrimination is to stop discriminating based on race, that is what the school board did when they wanted to ark chief racial balance. what we believe, this is an amazing country, go chase your dream, no one should have their dream denied because of who they are. todd: why doesn t the left realize they are losing the battle against parents? well, i mean, that is a lot of what we saw in virginia last year, our campaign, governor yufrng youngkin matters. the state went for joe biden and realize they were pushing parents aside. i remember a mom coming up to me and said i voted democrat, i m changing my vote because
that into support at these iowa caucuses where organization matters much more than big crowds to. jeff, great work. you re getting every big name that s there at the fair on the record, on camera. go chase more politicians and we ll talk to you in a few. thank you, guys. let s talk to a voter. stephanie mcfadden is an iowa voter there at the fair and she is a self-proclaimed, huge, huge trump supporter. thank you for being with me, stephanie. hi, glad to be here. let s talk about, why do you like donald trump so much? you know what, i have a whole lot of respect for donald trump because i think he s just not afraid to say what he s thinking. i think he really represents what a lot of americans have on their mind. he s just not afraid to go out there and speak about issues that really affect all americans, regardless of party. you say regardless of party, there was an interesting article
the repeal, as you know. it s very difficult to put this back together, but it s not as hard to take it apart. if you think of it like a jenga game, republicans can use 51 votes to make it collapse but they need 60 votes to build tup again. that does give democrats some leverage. that s what they re trying to figure out today. i m going to ask you the question you kind of posed that is an extensial one. are democrats going to work with republicans here to rebuild as you put it the jenga pile? and is today s meeting with president obama, it s really much more about messaging and almost a pr push than it is about policy. it s about messaging. we ll also hear once we have members walking out about the tactics and strategy. i want to put up for you, the tweet from donald trump this morning about the health care law. it looks like a little movement here. we may be seeing the president come out shortly. go chase if you