took office. bret: amy, thank you. the federal governments ethics watchdog says that white house counselor kellyanne conway committed a clear violation of ethics rules when she endorsed ivanka trump s fashion line during a live interview last week. the ethics office wants to know what has been done about it. white house press secretary sean spicer said last week conway had been counseled. but there has been no explanation about what that means. the search is on for a new director of the secret service. joseph clancy has announced his retirement, effective march 4. clancy came out of retirement at the request of president obama following several embarrassing scandals and the steps of the agency. he says it s time to leave the service again for personal reasons. president trump s pick for labor secretary could fall victim to lawmakers from the president s own party. a handful of republican senators they have not made up their minds yet about the labor
minds yet about the labor secretary pick. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill mike tells why. after three senate confirmations in the past 24 hours, democrats are now taking aim at their likely best chance to derail a trump cabinet nominee, and andrew puzder. there are four republican members of the committee who haven t committed. i hope they will do the right thing, the thing they know in their hearts as -right-curly-bracket pick up senate republicans who have expressed reservations are susan collins, johnny isakson, lisa murkowski, and tim scott of cell calendar. they declined to speak on camera head of the hearing. puzder is the fast food chief executive of hardee s and carl s jr. paired his nomination has been plagued by accusations of domestic abuse and a nasty divorce and hiring an
boys. many of those striking today are protesting against the labor secretary pick, andy puzder, who has criticized minimum wage increases. in last night s 59th annual grammy awards, it was president trump and his policies that garnered the most attention. this is the best, president trump, we don t know what comes next. we could use this excitement at a pipeline protest, guys guys, #nodapple. hey, i want to take president agent orange. and the muslim ban. when we come together, we re the people. some of the politics of the grammys last night. in wisconsin, thousands rallied
housekeeper issue. he is an honest and humane person. so, i think when senators look at the episode and see the details of it, they will conclude here is a guy who thought it was important to comply with the law. reporter: in the past he has said a large number of his restaurant employees were in the country illegally. it used to be that we d have people in the restaurants, somebody would announce that i.c.e. was coming and 40% of the employees wouldn t show up. he made the statements while talking about the benefits of e-verify, a database for businesses to check employee s citizenship. the spokesman saying the 40% figure was either a misquote or hyperbole and that he was showing the importance of e-verify which he says significantly reduced the number of inadvertently hired undocumented workers. thank you very much. reporter: hiring undocumented workers derailed past cabinet nominees. george w. bush s labor secretary pick forced to drop out and bill clinton s attorney general
services being held for steven macdonald, a detective of the new york police department who died of a heart attack. thousands of fellow officers coming to saint patrick s cathedral for the services. macdonald lived for more than 30 years after being shot and paralleled in the line of duty. now back to bulls and bears. for all of your headlines, foxnews.com. . protest spreading across the country this week. they re bashing donald trump labor secretary pick because he s against raising the federal minimum wage to $15. big labor bosses say they re looking out for the workers bottom line. but, john, you say they re looking out for big labor s bottom line. how so? dagen, that is exactly what they re doing. look, unions are dying in america. they ve gone from almost 40% of the market to down to low single digits right now. middle single digits right now.