like a wedding. they all were dressed in white. she had a wedding party. she had her sweet 16 party bunch of girls and guys. they had to wear all white and tuxedos. brian: incredible because you have to pick out your best friends. steve: do you know what started it mtv show my super sweet 16 tv show as much of life does. ainsley: remember their presents? they would get like bmws, ferraris. brian: i'm still waiting for my first. steve: it is a super sweet thursday and we have lots to tell you about. we are going to start with a story that is going to outrage you and you will be surprised at how little outrage there is in the mainstream media. yesterday, the supreme court was listening to a case, june medical services vs. rousseau. it was a challenge to a louisiana state law that required abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at hospitals within 30 miles of the facility. well, clearly, on a big case like this, you have both sides in front of the supreme court, including the senate minority leader, chuck schumer, who, listen to this soundbite, it sure sounds like he is threatening two members of the supreme court. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you kavanaugh, you have released the when i will wind and you will pay the price. [cheers and applause] you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. brian: well, now we know. ainsley: justice roberts was not happy about that. he issued a very rare rebuke. you normally don't hear from the justices. they usually try to stay above board. justices know criticism comes with the territory. but threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever quarter. brian: i am not sure if he wrote those comments down because one thing about chuck schumer he is glued to the copy like he has never seen it before, even on the simple police statement he seemed to be ad-libbing that i thought myself he is probably going to come out with an apology and talk about the need for his candidate to win the presidency in order to get a more liberal supreme court, but it wasn't like that at all. in fact, he didn't apologize at all. here's what the president says in the tweet, this is direct and dangerous threat to the u.s. supreme court by schumer, if a republican did it, he or she would be arrested or impeached. serious action must be taken. schumer's spokesperson justin goodman came back senator schumer's comments were a reference to the political price senate republican also play. steve: right. brian: putting these justices on the court for justice roberts to follow the right wing's deliberate misinterpretation of what senator schumer said while remaining silent when president trump attacked justices sotomayor and ginsburg last week. shows justice roberts. ainsley: he didn't attack them. they were heard saying political biased remarks about him. steve: so for the senator's spokesperson schumer's spokesperson to say the comments were a reference to the political price senate republicans would pay for putting these justices on the supreme court, they are talking. brian: no way. steve: he is talking about republican senators. mr. schumer was very clear, he was talking about two members of the supreme court. listen to the soundbite again. watch. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the when i will wind and you will pay the price. [cheers and applause] you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions.there is no place fors and it's inappropriate. steve: here is what josh hawley said. josh hawley said i would normally expect the senate minority leader to apologize but he said he has no shame, so today he is going to be filing a censure papers against the man right there charles schumer who sure sounded like to a lot of people like he was threatening two members of the supreme court. we should remember, you know, donald trump, when he did mention sotomayor and ginsburg a while back and he also, once upon a time referred to this guy is an obama judge, to which the supreme court justice john roberts came out and said, look, there are no obama judges or trump judges, we are an independent judiciary. so he has taken shots at politicians before, the chief justice. but, nonetheless, this sounds like a threat. brian: yeah. you just expect more. number one, when you get into a leadership position, you are supposed to modulate others from flying off the handle and then you come in and maybe massage some type of apology. but for chuck schumer to take the lead and lose it like that and then to have his staff which arguably, you know, is as sophisticated as anybody on capitol hill come back with that retort and insult with that explanation makes me think my hope is that he will walk this back today. but, as you mentioned he is going to look to censure him. ainsley: senator john kennedy from louisiana is disappointed. he thinks he should also apologize. i wish all the justices would come together and say look, no more political comments. we want to stick together. we might have been appointed by obama. we might have been appointed by president trump, but we try not to have any political leanings. brian: as you might have noticed joe biden had a really good super tuesday. as you might have noticed, he picked up another state yesterday, and that was maine, setting up the ultimate cage match of bernie against biden. at stake the democratic nomination. steve: what's interesting is bernie has adopted a more aggressive tone with joe biden who yesterday he was talking about is my long time friend or colleague, blah blah blah blah blah blah. then he went out in front of the cameras in burlington, vermont and made it very clear, we are two different politicians with two different visions for america. and america is going to have to pick between the two of us. ainsley: well, here is senator or millionaire senator bernie sanders on biden running a campaign supported by billionaires. >> joe is running a campaign, which is obviously heavily supported by the corporate establishment. at last count he has received funding from at least 60 billionaires, 60 billionaires. when you have a campaign which is funded very significantly by the wealthy and the powerful, does anyone seriously believe that a president backed by the corporate world is going to bring about the changes in this country that working families and the middle class and lower income people desperately need? brian: he said he swore off political negative ads. that is over. he actually put out a pro-obama ad that the obama people some on the left are upset about because it makes it seem like he is endorsing bernie sanders because is he not. now is he going on biden entitlement cuts, iraq war, bad trade agreements and the wall street bailout. he believes his waterloo is probably michigan next week which he shocked the world and beat hillary in. he thinks he can do it again. however, he is trailing biden there and biden picked up some big union support yesterday. ainsley: interesting in the last few days became a one-on-one race between those two right there. people are wondering whether elizabeth warren will drop out. we are obviously disappointed that elizabeth is talking with our team to assess the path forward forward. this decision is in her hands and it's important that she has the time and space to consider what comes next. steve: speak of what comes next, what is really ilhan omar and donald trump were essentially on the same page. ilhan omar said bernie would have beaten biden on super tuesday if elizabeth warren would have dropped out and that's essentially what donald trump told sean hannity last night on his show. watch. >> i think elizabeth warren, who did terribly last night but she got enough votes that if bernie sanders would have had those votes and i assume he would have gotten the vast majority, he would have won all of those places or certainly most of them. he would have won texas. he would have won minnesota. he would have won massachusetts. so, elizabeth warren really, what she did -- you know, others left, they dropped out, and they supported joe biden. and that really helped. bernie sanders, if he was able to convince elizabeth warren to endorse him or even to just drop out, because she is doing terribly, he would have won a large number of the states that he lost last night. brian: listen to some of these words that are going to come out of bernie sanders. because it will give you an understanding of you who close the democrats are to coming together. fixed, the rich is picking them. the establishment is picking these candidates. we are left out, we are exiled. last time hillary clinton with super delegates gave the impression, and many agree, that the game was rigged against him, when she took over the dnc and basically had them work for her, that was hard core proof of it. so far you just see people consolidating around biden. it's hard to think that he could see any under handedness in it. if you want to prevent any democratic nominee outside of bernie sanders from winning, continue to have the tone that bernie had yesterday of saying the establishment doesn't want us to win because that's the type of thing that exercise radicalizes his followers. steve: bernie has been talking like that ever since he got screwed out of the nomination four years ago. what's interesting going back to what the president was talking about is apparently bernie spoke on the phone yesterday to elizabeth warren. he did not reveal what they decided; however, it has also been suggested he would like to see her in his administration. and. ainsley: he should have called her before super tuesday and told her that. steve: nonetheless, she is in his way and he knows that. ainsley: why do you think she didn't drop out before super tuesday when she saw the folks that were supporting biden dropping out like amy klobuchar and mayor pete and steyer? does she want to run for president one day? is that it? again it? brian: she got 29 million in february. if she didn't feel humiliated after new hampshire, after losing new hampshire, a border state, she thought that she could probably be a little bit more representative massachusetts. but the other thing to keep in mind, too. elizabeth warren had the same choice four years ago and she chose hillary clinton. bernie sanders is the same guy wearing the same suit. ainsley: if warren dropped out and those delegates, i know some of them were from previous primaries, if those 61 delegates were in sanders -- they would be neck and neck. brian: they are still neck and neck. ainsley: they are. steve: so, nonetheless. will she drop out there. was some suggestion she would drop out yesterday like bloomberg did. the cover of the daily news is hilarious. bloom or bust. if you could see this. i spent $500 million and all i got was this lousy t-shirt. thank you, mike. ainsley: funny thing is that's not a lot of money to him. brian: like 50 bucks. probably write it off with our new tax system. steve: tonight on the fox news channel 12 hours from right now, bret and martha will be hosting the president of the united states live from scranton town hall. it will be one hour long and it should be great and you will only see it right here on fox news channel. brian: he hasn't done them in a while. since he was a candidate. it's going to be interesting. ainsley: nice to watch. we will have soundbites tomorrow. hand it over to carley who has soundbites for us. carley: we have a fox news alert that everyone needs to know about. right now a cruise ship is heading back to the u.s. as we learn how it sands of people may have been exposed to the coronavirus. the cdc will test passengers once the grand princess docks in san francisco today. the move comes after a california man died from the virus after sailing on that same ship last month. president trump is vowing to help stop the spread in the u.s. as he accuses democrats of politicizing the outbreak. >> the democrats weaponized the virus against the trump administration. they weaponized anything we do. even though they have no facts. they just say oh we don't like the job they are doing. if you found a cure and everything disappeared within 24 hours, they would say you did a terrible job. carley: there are 94,00 94,000 coronavirus cases worldwide. lori vallow seen smiling in a hawaii court while chatting with her attorney. she is expected to face a judge on charges in the disappearance of her two children tomorrow. 7-year-old j.j. vallow and 17-year-old tylee ryan have not been seen since september. vallow and her husband have been living in hawaii since january. no bail for the man accused of ambushing and shooting new york city police officers. robert williams pleaded not guilty to attempted murder, assault, and weapons charges in a courtroom packed with cops. williams is accused of shooting one officer last month in a parked police van. hours later, prosecutors say he opened fire inside a bronx police station. two officers who were wounded, both of them are expected to survive. alex trebek is defying the odds. the jeopardy host announcing he has reached the one-year milestone in fighting against pancreatic. cancer. >> i would be lying if i said the journey had been an easy one. there were some good days but a lot of not so good days that made me wonder if it really was worth fighting on. but i brushed that aside quickly because that would have been a massive betrayal. a betrayal of my wife and soul mate jean. it would have been a betrayal of other cancer patients who have looked to me as an inspiration. carley: the survival rate to survive a year is just 18%. and he looks and sounds fantastic. god bless him. steve: what a fighter. ainsley: sounds good. looks good. brian: taping more shows. steve: i think. so good luck to him. ainsley: we wish him all the best. steve: carley, thank you. meanwhile joe biden say stole from bernie, bernie's people say that because young people stayed home. can bernie get them back? 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the answer is no. we are making some progress. historically everybody knows that young people do not vote in the kind of numbers that oolder people vote. i think that will change in the general election. i will be honest with you, we have not done as well in bringing young people. it is not easy. steve: there have you got bernie sanders super tuesday not so super for bernie sanders who had been the frontrunner as his strategy of rallying the youth vote fell flat. according to exit polls, the share of democratic voters under 30 this year was smaller than it was in 2016. here with more radio talk show host tony katz joining us from indianapolis. good morning to you. >> good to see you. steve: he has been saying bernie has expanding the democratic party by getting some younger voters involved. when you look at his valleys there are a lot of young people under 30. but, on tuesday, tony, they didn't show up for bernie. >> yeah. and bernie's entire explanation doesn't really hold, alabama, north carolina, south carolina, tennessee thought and prayer in the world with nashville, virginia. it wasn't that they were off by a percent. they were-by 3%, 4%, 5% from 2016. have people burnt out from the bern? that's an interesting question. i really don't apply it to well they really like joe biden. if the argument from young people or any voter is who is best to possibly lose the least to trump, well then that might be joe biden in a lot of people's mind in this two-man race. it isn't because all of a sudden younger people found an affinity for a guy who can't quote the declaration of independence or remember who his wife or sister is or talk talks about his hairs and corn pop. they may very well be looking at who when matched up with trump will lose the least that could to then be biden. steve: all right. so the early point, let's go ahead and take a look at voters under the age of 29 in north carolina. in 2016. look at that, 72% showed unjust this tuesday about half, 50%. and then when you look at south carolina, 54% in 2016. it was closer this time, 52%. and finallied in the commonwealth of virginia, almost 70% in 2016 and tony, it was just half in 2020. i wonder if it's issue oriented because when you are at the rallies very clear bernie is for a lot of free stuff but also for legalizing marijuana as well and that does drive the numbers. >> well, he is for a lot of things that you can argue that young people are in favor of or millennials are in favor of but there are many things that joe biden is in favor of as well. there he is bringing beto o'rourke onto the stage and beto you are going to work with me to take all the guns. that might be something for feel who know nothing about the second amendment and bought into the scare tactics like moms in action and watts, et cetera might turn them on. as for why they didn't show up i think we have to find this out and figure this out. part of it could be the when i will wind from media and others from south carolina to super tuesday may have had some people who would go out to the polls and say i don't know what i want to do. when you think about the turn around for biden in south carolina thanks to jim clyburn and others. klobuchar and pete buttigieg for has been some of that vote would have also gone. they maybe said i'm not sure what i'm going to do. like taking a look at biden's numbers and assuming it's all over. i don't know that it's all over. i'm curious to see what michiganders are going to do. people of missouri, kentucky this weekend. they have had time to process all of this. the people who voted for biden may have looked at the girl in the bar at 2:00 a.m. and said you are the one and woke up the next morning and said oh, oh gosh, oh, what has happened here? steve: why do you think blirn hasn't dropped out. the president said bernie would have done better if she would have dropped out. >> and the president is right about that. i wrote an article and asked when you take a look at the pete-amy supporter why do i assume they are going to biden? why wouldn't they go to elizabeth warren? maybe you talk about the endorsement from the "new york times." you can go for another woman. you take a look at policy buttigieg is more aligned with biden buy not about the yelling. they are not interested. wholly unlikeable person third place in your own state, that's a disaster just like she was in fourth place in new hampshire. why doesn't she drop out because her ego a mile wide that could have one thing to do with it. because she could see a path to a spoiler some kind of consensus candidate. for those bernie people who want the policies but don't want the wrapper and for those biden people who don't trust that he engage without falling apart against trump on stage. steve: let's see what happens. tony katz joining us from indiana today. sir, thank you very much. >> good to see you. steve: good to see you. meanwhile, you just heard what tony thinks about elizabeth warren. why does the media think warren lost? >> our country is still very uncomfortable with women in power. >> there is going to be a lot of digging as to why that didn't happen, whether it's sexism. steve: we will talk to tomi lahren on this topic. she joins us next ♪ and i'm blue ♪ i need you ♪ to get under the circumstances through ♪ for your next stay. one night, two nights, free night. book now at bestwestern.com. . brian: quick headlines featuring he nor now. restrictions after an arrest caught on camera outside a pennsylvania courthouse. >> where is the warrant? >> where is the warrant? >> i have a copy of it in my car. >> no. that is not acceptable. you must show him a warrant before you arrest her. >> in the wake of that confrontation, north hampton county barring agents for making courthouse or jail arrest without a federal warrant. unbelievable. a man files an assault charge after being tackled by a security officer outside of a bernie sanders rally. >> sir, you don't have to touch him. [cheers] totally out of control the officer pulling the man to the ground after knocking down his trump flag at virginia wesleyan university. the man claims et cetera was exercising his first amendment right. i believe he was. >> meanwhile, elizabeth warren's campaign reassesses her path forward will she drop out or stay in. media waste nothing time finding excuses for her lousy super tuesday performance. >> you have these women, these very strong, very powerful, very smart women in this race and then you have the women all the white guys who have the delegates, what's going on here? >> to identify say this whole dynamic really upsets me. >> when it comes to executive office, our country is still very uncomfortable with women in power. >> there is going to be a lot of digging as to why that didn't happen. whether it's sexism. >> here to react is fox nation host tomi lahren. tomi, is it because it's a woman she is not resonating or because she is the wrong woman? >> oh, the excuses continue. the desks of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. the media tried this with hillary clinton in 2016. it didn't work. and now they are already making excuses for elizabeth warren trying to convince us that somehow we might have some inherent sexism and that singe any and that's why we don't like elizabeth warren. when, in reality, it's probably the fact that she is a socialist like bernie sanders but she is not as transparent about it as bernie sanders. brian: tomi, i don't know if we get the memo. she lost her own state. that is not sexism. they got a good look of the fictional accounts of her life, of her background, of her different things that happened to her in the workplace. this stuff wasn't adding up nor with her programs adding up why are people going back to gender or color? >> that's the easy thing to do. the victimhood narrative you will see when president wins again in 2020 they make excuses and instead of the fact that they have horrible candidates. instead of talk about elizabeth warren and sexism. talk about the fact that elizabeth warren is still in this race because the establishment convinced her that she needed to stop bernie sanders. that's why she didn't drop out. that's why she is still fighting and still trying to take down bernie sanders. we should still talk about the real phony here elizabeth warren herself. brian: she took down bloomberg. >> it didn't take much. [laughter] good for her. but i don't think that she was the only element there. ainsley: i don't think it's no woman don't support a woman for president. if michelle obama were running she would be on the top of the ticket. >> absolutely. at the end of the day, elizabeth warren doesn't resonate. it has nothing to do with her being a woman. it has everything to do with her planned policy. she is flip-flopping and not being genuine about how what she believes in and how she will pay for her plans. one thing i will give bernie sanders he doesn't know how he is going to pay for it except raising taxes. is he a proud slots where elizabeth warren tries to fool us into thinking she is not. steve: finally honesty in politics. we feature tomi one day a week on the program. she has a program on fox nation. tell us about your program on no interruption regarding the election and the integrity of it. >> well, i don't know if it's news to you guys or not. but we have a voter fraud and election integrity epidemic in the state of california. we are seeing it time and time again. we even saw it this time around with our primary elections. and i want to expose it. so i sat down with the great ladies of election integrity project in california to expose exactly what's going on in this state. let's take a look. >> do you know you can register to vote and without ever having shown a picture i.d. because the registration form says give us your driver's license number or social security if you have one. if you don't have one you still register. >> it is a given in it state. >> absolutely even if we don't know the name just because when you open the door to corruption and fraud, people are going to walk through it. steve: there you go. ainsley: if crump loses this election double voters, dead voters, there are going to be lot of americans upset. i encourage everyone to take a look at this episode. it's happening in california and going to happen in your state very soon. steve: you can hear all about it and watch on smart device on fox nation.com. if you don't have it. march is true justice month on fox nation. get first month for 99 cents. ainsley: who is that guy in the middle? 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steve: all right. grady, thank you very much. grady a number of miles away from nashville. you mentioned nashville impacted so many of the stars there trying to do their best. coming up in the next hour "fox & friends" country music star big kenny is going to join us live with how you can help the people whose livesy devastated on super tuesday. ainsley: we have been telling you about chief justice roberts issuing a rare blissstering rebuke to chuck schumer for these remarks at a pro-choice rally. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheers] you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. brian: wow. justice roberts isn't the only one upset. g.o.p. senator josh hawley tweeting this out i would call on schumer to apologize we all know he has no shame so tomorrow i will introduce a motion to censure schumer for his pathetic attempt at intimidation of the supreme court. here now is judge napolitano. was that a threat. >> no, i don't think legally it was a threat. i think it was hyperbolic. it was excessive use of words and it was an attempt to intimidate. but it's protected speech. a threat, where you have the present, apparent ability to cause the harm you are threatening is not protected speech but this is. however, this effort to politicize the court, to make them look like they can be intimidated by a mob outside of the courthouse is very, very dangerous to our system. we put in the hands of nine human beings the ability to decide what the laws mean and what the constitution means. and we accept those decisions because they have the moral authority to make them. when we begin to look at them as politicians in black robes, instead of as the nine, it undermines respect for law. and that's the danger from what senator schumer says. it also doesn't make sense what he said. his problem is with the louisiana legislature that wrote the statute that's being construed. at the time he said that justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh hadn't uttered a peep about this statute. steve: judge, you know that on big case days like yesterday, in front of the supreme court, you always have hyperbolic staples made by people from different political points of view. but to have the highest ranking democrat in the u.s. senate make a threat and say those two guys you two are going to pay the price. > what could he have possibly meant by you are going to pay the price. steve: think about who is listening to that oh, yeah, they should pay the price? what stupid stuff might somebody do? ainsley: what else could it mean? >> he might actually be sending a dog whistle to crazies out there. look, i don't believe it was his intent on intimidating anybody on the court. which is why we give them life tenure and wear black robes and operate largely in secrecy and induces respect. but if more of this happens, they will not have the respect and it will underminority rule of law. ainsley: josh hawley is going to introduce this motion to sen yon sure. what does that mean. >> condemnation of the senate particular acts of one of its members. this have very rare. i don't blame senator hawley for doing. this knowing senator mcconnell who controls what happens on the floor, i don't think that's going to happen. brian: how significant is this when justice roberts comes out and says threatening statements from this sort of highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they're dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever quarter. >> i applaud the chief justice for saying that i never heard that null a the years i have been studying the supreme court. i don't believe a chief justice has ever done that because i don't believe the senate minority or majority leader ever stood in front of the courthouse and said you are going to pay for that. if he is going problem for followating justices gorsuch and kavanaugh or the senate for confirming them he can say whatever he wants. >> but to say you are going it pay for it is reprehensible. no place for that dialogue in our society. steve: remember when president obama at the state of the union in front of the supreme court sitting right down there said you guys got it wrong on citizens united. that's different than threatening. >> yes. this is protected speech. i condemn what schumer said. i will defend his right to say it. but it is dangerous speech if more people pick up on it. brian: totally irresponsible. forget about illegally totally irresponsible. >> absolutely. ainsley: maybe you are going to pay the price because these women who are pro-choice will be against you. >> it doesn't matter who is for them or against them. they have a lifetime job. the judiciary is the anti-democratic branch of government. its job is not to see what the people want. its job is to protect rights that are guaranteed by the constitution. brian: focus on the election will be that supreme court justice position is most likely going to be open with justice ginsburg. judge: i would think so. this may backfire on senator schumer by making this more of an issue in the campaign. steve: all right. but i don't know how many of the other channels are actually talk about this. >> i didn't believe it. i had to go and listen to the tape to make sure i heard it right. brian: his lack of apology is stunning. meanwhile, catch more of great insight like this from judge napolitano virtually free on fox nation and fox nation.com. this month is justice month where we are going to seek justice and for 99 cents you get a free month. >> today i'm attacking the patriot act. brian: don't you do that always? >> yes. i have been doing it for years. [laughter] steve: dozen minutes before the top of the hour. judge: where is carley shimkus? steve: behind you. >> sending you my love. carley: senate republicans announce a new phase of the investigation into joe biden's son. senator ron johnson says a report on hunter biden's ties to a ukrainian gas company will likely be released in the next two months. johnson says his plans have nothing to do with the former vice president's campaign. >> it's not our fault that joe biden, hunter biden got wrapped up in the whole ukrainian story. but we are not closing our eyes to. this joe biden has never adequately answered these questions. i have said repeatedly, if there is wrongdoing, the american people need to understand that. >> joe biden has denied any wrongdoing. new jersey troopers face a driver with seconds to spare. stop and watch this right here. >> go, go. you got to go. you got to go. go, go, go. you all right? >> well, the tractor-trailer exploding into a fireball as the trooper pulled the driver to safety. they raced into action after the tractor-trailer swerved off the highway and into a guardrail. one of those heroes is now speaking out. >> the fire and all that aside, priority number ones with is just going to be getting that driver out. i'm really glad that i was in the right place at the right time. carley: no one was seriously hurt thanks to those very brave troopers. steve: the vehicle might explode and it did. ainsley: they do that every day all day long. carley: imagine running to it with that fear in mind thanks, carley. steve: president trump speaking to a grouch hispanic business owners and advocates, our next guest introduced the president and said things in his community have never been better. we can't calculate our total taxes? 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how do you think it will look in 2020. >> remember, last time folks said that he wasn't going to get any hispanic votes. ainsley: right. >> i ended up getting 30% of hispanic votes. that's millions of hispanic votes. i think he is going to do better this time around. now he has a record of achievement. not only small businesses but consumers and the population in general have been benefiting from this great economy. hispanic unemployment down to 3.7%. all time historic low. i think it's looking good. i think he is going to do better with the hispanic community this time around. ainsley: business owners in the united states increased 34% and bank of america has a survey out 79% of hispanic small business owners expect revenue to increase in the next year. why is that? >> well, because we have the right environment, not just to start businesses but to grow those businesses over the long-term. the tax cuts help. rolling back regulation helps. small businesses are more optimistic now they were not that optimistic a few years ago. they were not expanding their operations or hiring employees. the trade agreements are giving them some excitement about the future and the ability to expand into new markets. so it's a combination of things. but they are firing on all cylinders right now. ainsley: you are such a leader in the latino community. congratulations on getting to introduce the president yesterday. keep up the good work. god bless you. >> thanks, ainsley. ainsley: still ahead newt gingrich, jim jordan, dana loesch and represent mark meadows when a hailstorm hit, ua reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa finding the right words can be tough.n it comes to autism, finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org like you do sometimes, grandpa? 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[cheers and applause] you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. steve: did you hear that you? won't know what hit you. you will pay the price chief justice john roberts was actually in the supreme court he issued this statement which is super rare for him to do this but nonetheless, he thought schumer was way, you know, off the line, past the line, over the bounds, he said justices know that criticism comes with the territory. but threatening the statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever quarter. well, after schumer said it, his spokesperson came out with an explanation that is absolutely laughable. ainsley: when people are asking schumer about it and so many republicans weighing in on this, we are going to read you some of the comments. senator schumer's spokesperson justin goodwin released this statement senator schumer's comments were a reference to the political price senate republicans will pay for putting these justices on the court. brian: that is such an unacceptable explanation. it's an insult to awful our intelligence. to quote billie madison we are all dumber for having heard it and was a great movie but based on adam sandler's youth. but, here is chuck schumer's. steve: listen to what the spokesperson said that he was it was a reference to the political price senate republicans would pay? we're going to play it again. see if you can hear anything about senate republicans. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh. have you released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. ainsley: we are just learning that senator mcconnell is going to call out schumer on the floor which i think is a great decision because this needs to stop. it's ridiculous. it's a threat. it's dangerous. brian: i wonder if he will go the extra mile. we had the judge on earlier. clubby feeling in the senate. he won't go that far and back senator hawley's call for screen sure focensure. the president tweeted this last night and talked about this with sean hannity. he said this is direct and dangerous threat to the u.s. supreme court by schumer. if a republican did this he or she would be arrested or impeached. serious action must be taken now. ainsley: he didn't just go on to say you will pay the price. he went on to say you won't know what hit you if go forward with these awful decisions. steve: i didn't hear senators. i heard two names. some of the senators who will be in attendance when mitch mcconnell goes ahead and calls out chuck schumer who is sitting right over there next to him. joshua hawley who is going to introduce the resolution it was disgusting, shameful and weak regarding the spin from schumer's team. mitt romney said laughably illogical. susan collins, the senator from maine said outrageous and senator ted cruz who is going to be joining us at the conclusion of today's show called it judicial intimidation. the judge said this about that just about 10 minutes ago on this show. >> this effort to politicize the court, to make them look like they can be intimidated by a mob outside of the courthouse is very, very dangerous to our system. when we begin to look at them as politicians in black robes instead of as the nine it undermines respect for law. and that's the danger. they can say whatever he wants. but to say you are going to pay for it is reprehensible. there is no place for that dialogue in our society. brian: we will see where that goes today. that will be front and center. he could be majority leader. the republicans are fighting to keep the majority in the senate and each election matters. so we'll see. you have got to look at what we might be hearing on a regular basis. meanwhile at 5 minutes after the top of the hour. the main story in our country playing off super tuesday is the uncanny, surprising. steve: unbelievable. brian: stunning series of 10 victories for joe biden setting bernie sanders back big time. he thought he would have a substantial delegate lead but he lost texas. ainsley: he might have if warren -- brian: he lost virginia and mass mass. and he finds himself -- now he finds himself coming from behind. ainsley: many are saying he might not. he might have been in the lead if elizabeth warren had dropped out like amy klobuchar did and pete buttigieg to give her support to bernie sanders. meanwhile, bernie has been on the media. he was in his home state of vermont yesterday criticizing the media. listen to this. >> this just confirms exactly what i said. what the media has been talking about for months. how do we stop bernie sanders? how do we stop a movement of working people and low income people? how do we stop a multigenerational, multiracial movement which is standing up for justice? and what you do is you get candidates out of the race to rally around joe biden and now joe will have behind him, i don't know what the -- what role mayor bloomberg will be playing, but obviously as the ninth wealthiest person in this country worth some $60 billion, i suspect we will see you know, a lot of money coming into biden's campaign. probably a lot of negative ads attacking me. that's what we're taking on. steve: that's what bernie has been talking about the last four years when he feels like the nomination was stolen from him by hillary clinton. and now, you know, and famously we have been talking about it the last 48 hours about how joe biden, screen left, was pretty much written off for dead until he wound up with the endorsement in south carolina of james clyburn, one of the most powerful people in the house of representatives. most powerful man in politics in house from south carolina. got the endorsement. and then just blew away bernie by 30 points. the establishment said good, this is the guy who can kill bernie sanders, his candidacy because we don't want him to be the guy. at least that is how bernie feels. and when you watch mainstream media, just watch how they are rallying around joe. >> what the democrats were able to do right before super tuesday would coalesce around a single candidate in order to try and stop bernie sanders. >> you are seeing the emergence of what you might call a biden coalition. >> biden has said over and over again he doesn't believe democratic socialist message. joe biden is moving forward. mayor bloomberg will get behind him. >> those big endorsement endorsm amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg and beto o'rourke they hoped all of that was going to move the needle. and it certainly did. you zoom out. this was unprecedented come back. brian: keep in mind, too. steve: it was. brian: two things make it really befuddling. joe biden did nothing to deserve that type of those type of big wins. he doesn't visit seven of the states that he actually won he spent no money in those areas. he had below average debate performance. look at some of thinks things on the stump, we have been playing some of the gaffes. so horrific they would have destroyed any of the candidacy. instead he ends up almost running the table on super tuesday. what bernie is going to do is because he has no senior support and he has almost no african-american support, he is going to start looking at long-term care, talking about single payer, dental, vision for seniors, is he going to try to start winning some of that bracket from biden. but i think the whole -- every democrat with any type of street cred success in their background has just made joe biden the guy. because they don't see anybody else to rally around. ainsley: you said he doesn't deserve it because he didn't campaign. brian: he does not deserve it. ainsley: vice president under obama. many people say he deserves it because of that. went to south carolina. went there to get the african-american vote. got it and then he just started soaring. steve: he put all of his eggs in that basket and it paid off for him. here is the thing ultimately. the joe biden who is dead politically a week ago is the same guy who is going to be on the stage on march 15th in that debate with bernie sanders and bernie sanders said yesterday he doesn't want it to be a food fight but, nonetheless, if the nomination is on the line, and we saw bernie get a little more aggressive yesterday, don't be surprised. when you look at the delegate count, right now they are pretty much neck in neck, biden is ahead by 65 points and then warren lingers. the longer she is in the race, the more it hurts bernie. and that's why he had a conversation with her yesterday on the phone. apparently he said he might be interested in her being on his cabinet but nonetheless she is still in it. ainsley: i'm sure he is infuriated her not getting out before super tuesday he could have won some of those states. brian: chose hillary clinton over bernie sanders. she says she is a capitalist. she could find herself if she i cans the bernie sanders train and establishment is on the other train. she could find herself further alienated for the rest of her political career. now we know they don't like her in massachusetts. steve: she came in third. brian: democrats will turn around and go you sided with the extreme candidate bernie sanders who is not even a real democrat there is a political risk for her. steve: i don't know how much more politically alienated she can be than finishing third in her home state. brian: if she biden it would go to bernie. this is the last power move she has in her quiver. >> steve: 7:11. ainsley: now we are going to hand it over to carley -- oh, no, we have a cruise ship heading back to the united states as we learn how it sands of people might be infect with the coronavirus. brian: accuse democrats of weaponizing the outbreak against his administration. steve: from the white house right now, kristin fisher is up early for us today on this battle over coronavirus money. kristin? >> good morning, guys. well, president trump is clearly frustrated by the partisanship that has infected the u.s. government's response to the coronavirus. listen to what he said just last night on hannity. >> the democrats weaponize the virus against the trump administration. they weaponized anything we do. even though they have no facts. they just say oh, we don't like the job they're doing. if you found a cure and everything disappeared within 24 hours, they would say you did a terrible job. >> democrats have accused the trump administration of not taking the threat posed by the coronavirus seriously enough. they say the white house low balled its initial $2.5 billion emergency funding request. and yesterday the house approved a bipartisan bill for more than three times that amount. $8.3 billion. but the trump administration maintains that it has been on top of this from day one by imposing those very strict travel restrictions and mandatory quarantines since the very beginning of the outbreak. and more recently the vice president has been holding nearly daily briefings in the briefing room to update the press. he said last night that the threat remains low for most americans. and today the vice president is going to be heading to washington state which has really become ground zero for the coronavirus outbreak in the united states. and i asked him last night during that briefing, irsaid do you have any hesitation about traveling today, flying to washington state? and he said that he had no hesitation whatsoever. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right, kristin, thank you very much. and, of course, out in california, they declared a state of emergency over what is happening over there. 7:13 now here in new york city. ainsley: carley has headlines. carley: speaking of california another headline out of that state. a fox news alert. the search is on for a gunman who killed a man and injured five others near a skatenjured a 7-year-old girl. police say the shooter fired multiple rounds at an apartment complex in southern california where dozens had gathered after a funeral. no word on the victim's condition. police believe the shooting may be gang-related. fbi agents linked to the carter page probe are blocked by the fisa court from seeking additional surveillance measures. last year an inspector general's report found significant errors in investigation into whether the former trump campaign associate had ties to russia. senator lindsey graham says it was unacceptable. >> i think we owe it to the president and to the country to reform fisa so this is less likely to happen again to a future president. carley: congress faces a march 15th deadline on whether to renew surveillance and investigative tools used by the fbi. well, next week president trump will award the medal of freedom to retire four star general and fox news senior strategic analyst jack keane. general keane reacting to the news for the first time on fox news radio. >> to be frank about it, shocked and overwhelmed by it, no one expects an honor like this. and, i frankly i told him i don't think i deserve it. carley: humble too. the white house called keene, quote, a well respected foreign policy and national security expert who has devoted his life to keeping america safe and strong. congratulations to him. a dare devil walked across a tight rope over an active volcano. watch this. >> he is leaning in to it. when you see that pole moving that's when he is having to brace himself and use that pole. carley: dare devil nic wallenda walking along 1800 feet of steel wire over rushing lava and toxic volcano gases in nicaragua. death defying feat live on tv. most dangerous stunt yet. yeah, i would say that was a dangerous one. steve: wallendas are famous for things like that. he was in times square within the last year or two. carley: that's right. and the wind when you are up there. ainsley: if he fell -- carley: i could never be married to someone like that. ainsley: no way. carley: glad he is safe. brian: you are not married anyway. i'm not sure there is a single wallenda. steve: what a job. brian: you could be speed dating with somebody. as soon as they told you they are a tight rope walker you say it's over. thank you, carley. some lawmakers slamming senator schumer for what they say is bullying the supreme court. the next guest says it's not the first time he has done it. we are talking to congressman mark meadows and then jim jordan after the break ♪ don't do me like that ♪ i love you baby ♪ don't do me like that ♪ don't do me like that ordon't do me like that ♪ hurry, the swan is lonely! travelocity. wander wisely. adds to the legendary capability of the strongest, most advanced silverados ever. with best in class camera technology and larger, more functional beds than any competitor. the only truck that can compare to a silverado is another 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[cheers and applause] brian: what the heck was that. senator chuck schumer under fire for those comments against the president's supreme court picks and the supreme court overall. our next guest argues it's not the first time he has talked this way pointing to this remark to donald trump. >> take on the intelligence community. they have six ways from sunday at getting back at you. so, even for a practical supposedly hard nosied businessman is he being really dumb to do this. brian: g.o.p. congressman mark meadows and jim jordan join us right now. they see similarities between those two remarks. first, guys, would you both comment on what you just heard on the steps of the supreme court? jim? >> jim, go ahead. >> well, it's inappropriate, but you are right, brian, this is not the first time chuck schumer has tried to intimidate someone. it didn't work with president trump. i don't think it's going to work with justice gorsuch and justice kavanaugh. but it still is wrong. you don't do those kind of things. and he is right. the intelligence community did try to go after president trump and we have uncovered that, and horowitz report further exposed what they tried to do. so, you know, he shouldn't be trying to intimidate. it didn't work with president trump. i don't think it's going to work with the supreme court justices. >> and, brian, jim is exactly right. here is the interesting thing is, his spokesman puts out this unbelievable declaration that supposedly he was talking to senate republicans. there is only two problems with that. he was standing in front of the supreme court and he mentioned two supreme court justices. listen, this is typical chuck schumer. what he wants to do is actually rile up the base and make sure what they do is put as much political pressure in the media not only on the supreme court but on the president, but these kind of tactics won't work because the american people won't stand for it. brian: see the other thing just a clue you know how he looks at his copy on everything. he puts it right up to him and reads it. he was winging that. >> yeah. brian: we all sometimes get in front of crowds and say things you regret. have so much respect for him to say wow, i was off the handle yesterday. i'm just very emotional about a very touchy issue. that would go a long way, wouldn't it, either one of you mark or jim? >> it would. i think probably the biggest thing that we have here, brian, is that he just should apologize and say i misspoke. i send an apology. he can criticize their decisions all day long, but, when you start making threats, whether they are veiled threats or not, it's just inappropriate. brian: i want to bring elections into this because i would argue that maybe president trump doesn't win if there wasn't a vacant supreme court seat. there was a reason why a lot of republicans said there is an urgency to get a conservative on the supreme court. do you believe this is beginning to heat up in the same way because of justice ginsburg's age and obviously health challenges that would take place over the next four years? do you see the base, jim jordan, getting just as exercised because that's at stake with this next election? >> it's always an important issue because the commander-in-chief, the president of the united states gets to nominate the supreme court justice. that's always an issue front and center and particularly on the life issue. remember, this president was the first president in american history to go in person to the march for life rally. the democrats are trying to make this issue. but our side will, too. we appreciate that president trump has stood up for the sanctity of human life. brian: mark, i'm going to change subjects real quick. your reaction to senator johnson calling now for subpoenas to get paperwork on what exactly hunter biden was up to with burisma and a bunch of ukrainian names we can't pronounce. they are saying it's all about joe biden's resurgence. is it? >> well, obviously not. because senator johnson has been working on this. he has actually traveled to ukraine when he actually looked at the investigation into joe biden, it was before the comeback in south carolina. so it has nothing to do with politics. it has everything to do with inappropriate behavior on the part of the vice president and his son. i mean, when you get paid the kind of money that he got paid, it's just not only inappropriate, but it's not a job that the american people could have qualified for. and it certainly is not one that the resume for hunter biden qualified for. so he needs to look at it. and it has nothing to do with politics. brian: jim, real quick. >> remember, the state department in the obama administration was looking into this issue way back when it happened. so this is nothing new. >> exactly. brian: yeah. and if bernie sanders wants to win, last time he said i'm not interested in your damn emails, hillary, and he lost. if he actually wants to win and points out weakness in joe biden's candidacy, he will do that. if not, he doesn't want to win at least make him answer the question, mark meadows, jim jordan, thank you so much. >> thank you, brian. brian: coming up straight ahead is joe biden's super tuesday surge proof of electability. we will talk to the man who helped president obama win the white house twice beginning back in 2008. david plouffe live ♪ everybody wants to ♪ before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? 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[cheers] >> defeating donald trump starts with uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it. that candidate is my friend and a great american joe biden. steve: okay. that was yesterday. so, does joe biden's super tuesday success and the endorsements of rivals show he is winning the electability argument? ainsley: new book citizens guide to beating donald trump. david plouffe. hey, david. >> thanks for having me on. ainsley: being friends with biden, i'm sure you think he is going to get the nomination, right. >> he is in the driver's seat now just because the states coming up that he may win states like georgia, florida, mississippi by big margins and our proportional delegate system that's how you accrue delegates. if you win a state 52-48 goes your color on the map but you don't really get additional delegates. the calendar unfolds nicely for him and also his strength in the african-american vote and in suburban areas you put that together it's a pretty big coalition. he has a really important debate coming up on march 15th. he did all of this on the wings of momentum not a lot of money and staff. he has to build up the campaign to close out the primary and get ready for trump who is looming. steve: it's bernie and biden. we saw all those people endorsing biden when, you know, a lot of people are surprised that elizabeth warren has not yet dropped out and endorsed well, you know, it would seem to be bernie. but, what's going on with her? >> well, i think she should be given the time and space to figure out, you know, i think it's pretty clear she is going to end her campaign she hasn't made it official. does she endorse one of these people? does she not? what does she say when she gets out? what's her plan for the next seven or eight months to be effective on the campaign trail? i would be surprised if we don't hear something today, certainly by tomorrow. brian: he is the sitting vice president, he has been at this job in washington since he was 29 years old. why did he have no money? why was his staff so bad? and this is congressman clyburn said this. says we'll have to sit down and get serious how to retool this campaign. they are lacking in many ways. and i guess he is going to play some type of role. where was the foundation? >> well, i think he started with a good foundation. i will say this. they had a really good strategy around delegates which i know isn't very sexy but it's how you win the nomination. so he has never been a strong online money raiser. and when you couple that with struggling in a campaign, all the momentum gets sucked out. he has raised a lot of money now. i look at it this way. we have never had a president this getting reelected. i worked with barack obama and had more than a passing interest. trump has this network. he has his unofficial campaign chairman vladimir putin, he has billions of dollars. is he a brilliant. brian: that is not don't say unofficial campaign chairman vladimir putin. >> listen, he got help last time. brian: you had the whole network. every show here is different. talked to him last night on sean hannity is he not happy with this network. >> this is his happy place own political west world. brian: he knows it's the number one channel in america. we beat every channel no matter the format. >> this is not a debate. this is the news media, media outlets should hold the powerful to account not the account to the powerful. my point is, biden needs to build a campaign to beat trump who has all these other advantages. ainsley: we have you on the network. >> i appreciate that i think democrats should come here. all the time to talk to your viewers. ainsley: we agree. we invite them all. president obama, when is he going to endorse? is this the time now? >> no. i think he is going to let voters play the process. what barack obama, michelle obama, other leaders who have stayed neutral need to do is help wring this party together which i think will come together. that is -- if you don't bring the party together, it's hard to win the election, so i think that's the appropriate place. steve: and you make a good point, you know, we are the number one cable morning news show, we are the number one news channel, so this is where the eyeballs are. that's why you are here talking about your book. explain citizens guide to beating donald trump. or does the title explain it? >> well, it does. i think there is lessons in here for any election. so the point is you disagree, obviously, i do think trump has -- he has got fox and breitbart and local sinclaire stations and he is an incumbent which brings advantages. they have done a wonderful job finding and registering voters. you look at trump's approval rating in battleground states going to be easy tote beat. not easy to beat. ferocious political competitor. add to his vote total through registration. and he understands how to communicate in today's day and age so well. blunt force messaging. gifts, memes, photos. so, we don't have a similar infrastructure. we are going to have a few months. trump is ready for this election. they know where they are going to get every single vote they need in wisconsin and arizona. what does an average citizen do? they can contribute and we need them to, and they can vote. we need them to hit the streets, hit their phones, get on social media, create content. if we don't have millions of people basically fighting back every day against some of trump's advantages, he is going to win re-election. brian: you know, you are the person to do that because you under estimated donald trump last time. you said hillary has a 100 percent chance of winning. >> yeah, i was 100 percent wrong. brian: you also said you were going to win in pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. when you were pressed on that you said well, instead of winning by 6 or 8 we will win by 3 to 5. >> right. i think what i saw and i think what, listen, everybody got this wrong. but having run presidential campaigns, i deserve special -- i think criticism for this. you saw that she was going to underperform obama in some rural and suburban areas and worried about turnout particularly amongst young minorities. some of the shifts that donald trump got they were counties barack obama won 20 points that he won by 20. there is counties barack obama might have lost by 10, hillary lost by 40. so part of the message in my book is have you got to get in those secrets. most of those people are going to stick with trump. peel a few back. that was what was happening. that is such a court of trump's political base. counties that used to be slightly more competitive or keep within 20 points that he won by margins i'm a student of politics. some of those margins on election day in states like iowa and ohio and wisconsin, i couldn't believe they happened. by the way trump and his campaign deserve a lot of credit for that did he that without much money, not the professional campaign he has right now. so, again, that's the other reason i think democrats cannot underestimate this election is going to be. steve: david plouffe, thank you very much for coming on telling us about your new book "a citizen's guide to beating donald trump." thank you. sir. ainsley: 37 minutes after the top of the hour. desperate search in tennessee for days missing after tornado tore through that state. a live report from that community straight ahead. steve: country music star big kenny from big and rich how the country music community is coming together to help those in need today. 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if you can take something like this and learn to help and do more, then maybe that's the best thing. >> if you are fortunate enough to not have any serious injuries, you likely have some obligation to help those around us. >> and if you want to help out by donating some money, the putnam county tornado relief fund has been set up to help people 100 percent of the proceeds will go directly to the victims and the survives of that. and i just want to show you lastly, this american flag that survived the tornado. it's dirty, but it's not tattered and they put it back up on this flag pole to show their resilience here. guys? steve: nashville strong. all right. thank you very much, grady. you know, in the wake of that tornado, nashville's country music stars including our next guest came together showing support for their city and those affected last night. ainsley: country music singer big keny of big and rich joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. ainsley: what's it been like over the last few days for you guys? >> well, it's crazy when you think of the amount of destruction and everyone is seeing it out there it just makes it so real. and a lot more real to the people who actually got affected by it than myself and my family who were lucky enough to be south of the path of this tornado two nights ago to being woke up early in the morning to today and seeing the ongoing efforts of everybody just trying to get their lives back in order, it's just one of those things that reminds you how important community is and how much we can all do when we come together to try to help our neighbors. steve: absolutely. brian: we know the number is down to 21 missing. some people had taken off ahead of time and just not there. 18 have lost their lives. kenny, what strikes you as you walk around? what hit home for you? in 1998 i was actually in downtown nashville putting up show posters for my band that was going to be playing. i remember walking up church street and at that point in time that's when we had the first big tornado that i saw hit this town and i watched that tornado come right at me as cars were sliding off the sides of the street and people were screaming. i was pulling them to an underground parking shelter. and it just brought back a flash of that memory and seeing how that -- how that affected our city and how we all stood together, grew back even stronger than ever. but, what is so amazing is the path of this tornado is very similar to that one. just a little bit north of it. and then how it cut pretty much west to east across the state. it hit very similar areas. but, i mean, everything from demolished. done son christian academy, a school that's just leveled. imagine if that had happened in the middle of the day when those kids are there. it's unbelievable. so, you know, i count my blessings that, you know, as many people were kept safe as possible and there was no more deaths from it than what we have had. you know, it's just heart wrenching for all of us. such a great time for us all to come together and do whatever we can to help out. steve: right. kenny, you came together with others last night at a telethon to raise money for those impacted. what is -- you know, after you concluded it, what did you think about the response as people, you know, reached out to you, called in, donated, talk about what happened. >> well, we were down there at the william morris agency which is our agency here in nashville with american red cross. and from first thing in the morning a.m. until late last night they had a room full of telephones and people there accepting calls all day long and it is just concerned citizen after concerned citizen, neighbor after neighbor calling, in giving $5, $10, $200, $20,000, whatever it may be. but that day collected i think near half a million dollars. there are ongoing efforts like that all over the place right now. the community foundation middle tennessee. cfmt.org is a great foundation that we have here that is collecting funds if people want to make donations on behalf of that. and it's just always awesome to see the strong outpouring of support in this community and from so many communities outside of here. i mean, there is a lot of people in this country that have relationship to music city u.s.a. and by golly we are going to keep the music playing. steve: right, another website is visit music city.com/nashville strong as is on the screen right there to donate as well. >> correct. steve: big kenny thank you so much. ainsley: tell john hello. the two of you do so much for that community. >> absolutely. god bless. brian: big kenny, huge heart too. ainsley: big kenny, big heart. brian: let's go over to the janice dean for the latest weather challenges. janice: well, funerally we don't have any moisture moving into the area. no rain in the forecast for parts of tennessee. we did get reports ef-4. two ef-4s moving through that area of winds in excess or close to 175 miles per hour and like big kenny mentioned the communities coming together today and for the weeks ahead to rebuild and help everyone out that they can. past 24 hours we are getting the potential for heavy rain across the southeast and parts of florida and georgia and alabama. we could actually see some strong storms later on this afternoon large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes as this frontal boundary brings the potential for that and some flooding rain fall. we have had quite a bit of rain in this area more rain in the forecast unfortunately. watch for the potential of flash flooding. good news is for our friends in tennessee we have drier days ahead for search and rescue ongoing and days and weeks ahead for all of the rebuilding that will take place. steve: all right, janice, thank you very much. all right. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. here is a question for you. will history repeat itself in the biden bernie sn barack obamd hillary clinton. so what can we learn from that race? 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it sure looks that way. so it will be a clean one-on-one race. steve: right. >> that's where i think the debate is going to be absolutely critical and that's where i think you are going to see -- you are going to see biden is going to have to come out and keep swinging. on the other hand, i think sanders has to do the opposite. older voters, african-american voters, court them, come out with some proposals. you know, most seniors don't like medicare for all for the simple reason they have medicare and to them medicare for all means their program is going to get watered down. steve: the problem for bernie was so many of his young voters simply did not go out and vote that day and now i'm sure he is going to try his best to motivate them. mark penn the chairman of the harris poll and former clinton presidential campaign chief back in 2000 will, mark, thank you. >> thank you. steve: all right. we have got great show to go. one more hour, newt gingrich, jack brewer, dana loesch and senator ted cruz. ♪ ♪ ... my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? 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>> my thoughts are that it's a free country and people can basically make up anything you want to that certainly would not be the position of the catholic church as an institution. it would not be the position of any of the bishops or card cardinals and it wouldn't be the position of the pope but look you have a lot of politicians, joe biden is one, nancy pelosi is another, who are catholic, who grew up in the church, and who have become pro-abortion. some of them tok such a degree, they are willing to kill the baby after its born, and somehow they justify that in their minds and most of the country, most persons, do not think that abortion in the 7th, eighth and 9th month or killing the baby after its born as the governor of virginia advocated they don't think that's acceptable, moral or legitimate and that's a real challenge for the democrats because they are increasingly fenatic on this issue. brian: so when justice roberts as you just alluded to came out and said this is unacceptable we almost nevada hear that, judge napolitano says he never speaks out about another lawmakers perceived threats so you'd expect senator schumer to walk back and apologize he didn't. senator schumers comments were a reference to the political price senate republicans will pay, for putting these justices on the court. now, i feel better. do they even put any thought into that? they said just to buy that? you don't reference this to senate. >> look, you know it's a lie. i know it's a lie, and virtually any person who pays attention knows it's a lie. i think the wall street journal had an editorial pointing out that it was an absurd defense. schumer made a mistake. he should apologize for it, he should admit it's totally out of bounds and as i said it's dangerous. we live in a world where some fenatic can listen to that, decide since he named the two justices by name, maybe they should do something about it. this is really dangerous stuff and schumer ought to apologize and call for a much calmer obedience to the law. steve: apparently mitch mcconnell is going to call out schumer later on today and it sounds like mr. holl y from the great state of missouri will introduce a resolution, meanwhile, newt, i'm sure you were watching on super tuesday evening it was a stunning turn around for joe biden as the democrats rallied around him just in the nick of time and he wound up doing much better than people thought he would do four days earlier but bernie called out the media for rallying around mr. biden, as we hear in this montage. >> but this just confirms exactly what i said. what the media has been talking about for months. how do we stop bernie sanders? how do we stop a movement of working people and low income people? how do we stop a multi- generational, multi-racial movement which is standing up for justice and what you do is you get candidates out of the race to rally around joe biden and now, joe will have behind him, i don't know what the first i heard of what mayor bloomberg may be playing in his role but obviously as the ninth wealthiest person in this coun some $60 billion, i suspect we will see , you know, a lot of money coming into biden's campaign, probably a lot of negative ads attacking him. steve: and joe biden and he are set to have another debate. it's going to be on march 15. bernie sanders said he hopes it doesn't turn out to be a food fight with joe biden, but come on. there's a lot on the line, newt. >> newt: well there is and i think that it's going to be interesting to see how sanders takes on biden. there's a sort of general agreement with the democratic party that you're not allowed to talk about hunter biden, you're not allowed to talk about money from the ukraine or money from china, and in many ways, joe biden has been protected both by the elite news media, and by his fellow candidates, so it'll be interesting to see whether sanders goes down that road. i'm sure that sanders is going to take biden on as a representative of the corporate democratic party, the insider party, but the challenge for bernie is that the 50 hours and i wrote a newsletter talking about this 50 hours where you go from the night before south carolina and people thinking can biden even stay in the race, and can anybody stop sanders, 50 hours later, biden wins south carolina, the news media piles on, pete buttigieg drops out and endorses him, klobuchar drops out and endorses him, and he ends up carrying, a rocker endorses him, suddenly biden has the momentum, it turns out that $500 billion, the $500 million, a half billion, $500 million spent by bloomberg proved the old rule that great advertising can't sell a bad product, and he proved in the two debates that bloomberg was a terrible product, and so he crashes, now he's endorsed biden, and i think it's a little hard to see and i'm going to do a podcast this sunday about the results. a little hard to see right now how sanders does anything except become sort of an insurgent candidate representing about 40% of the party, but not i don't see a road for him right now to get back to being the majority, unless he takes biden head on and i don't think the sanders instinct is to do that. ainsley: what about all those democrats that like bernie sanders and if biden gets the nomination will they support him? >> newt: well, look, i think biden is a professional and he's surrounded by professionals. they did a great job of orchestrating all of the endorsements and really moving the system and 50 hours or so. i assume that they will reach out and say, you know, what do you need in the platform? and sanders has said he needs medicare for all so biden will have a couple of big decisions. if, in fact, biden and again, this is not over. remember, the world changed in the last five days, so let's not assume that we understand what it's going to be like three months from now, but i think if biden continues to build momentum, he's then going to be faced with a clear choice. does he reach to the left to try to bring sanders in and is there anything in the platform or other things, let bernie be the keynote speaker, et cetera, is there anything you can do to bring bernie in, or , in fact, does he play the role that bill clinton played in 1992 and take bernie head on and say look, you know, i'm a centrist, i'm not a left wing crazy and i think the country is going to prefer me to trump and in the end, bernie's people will all vote for me because the alternative is trump. and biden has a couple of big decisions there. brian: he's not a centrist. he's embracing the new green deal and wants beto to head up the gun policy, you've never seen such extremes in the same party but newt, here is the thing going forward i think we should just call this as it is. he's run a terrible campaign, he's terrible on the stump, he cannot get anyone to a rally, he cannot ad-lib anything, he can't get through an appearance without a major mishap. it's the same guy. he didn't visit seven of the states that he actually won. they have nowhere else to turn. >> newt: right, look everything you just said, when he said you've got to go out and vote on super thursday, i thought that was probably one more indication that he wasn't altogether in touch with reality but what does it tell you, as weak a candidate as biden is and he's always been a weak candidate, he had to dropout twice before running for president, what does it tell you that as weak as he is that the others were weaker? i mean, this was a collection of like the movie dumb and dumber. this was weak and weaker and it's kind of weak and weaker, a whole bunch that are weaker weak er but what does it tell you that bloomberg can spend $500 million? i don't know about you guys -- ainsley: what was the problem there, was he not charasmatic enough because remember that debate they put all their money on biden. >> newt: it wasn't that he wasn't charasmatic. look, bloomberg really was little mike. all right? and trump had it down exactly right. bloomberg faced with the very first thing in that debate is warren going right at him and hitting him as hard as she can and he stood there like a deer in the headlights. if that had been trump he would have turned and said look, you lied in order to get a job at harvard, you lied over and over, don't you lecture me and by the time he was done, she would have been small and he would have been big. instead, bloomberg kept shrink ing and people would punch him and he would take it and look like he was totally dazed and at the end of the first debate what people knew was the guy in the tv ads, and the real guy are very different and at that point bloomberg began to disappear. brian: the thing is he had to run from what he did for 12 years as mayor because he did it as a republican, strong on law enforcement, cracking, you know, supporting law enforcement, cracking down on unions, all of the things that democrats don't want to do. >> newt: right. he spent about 25 million per delegate. it's not the all-time record, but still, that's a pretty large amount of money for a delegate. steve: it is indeed. newt thank you very much for joining us. always great chatting with you. ainsley: for a delegate. it's a lot of money. we have headlines. reporter: good morning, guys got a fox news alert that everyone is going to want to know about right now, a cruise ship is heading back to the u.s. as we learn thousands of people may have been exposed to the coronavirus. the cdc will test passengers once the grand princess docks in san francisco today. the move comes after a california man died from the virus after sailing on the same ship last month. his death prompting california governor gavin newsom to declare a state of emergency. president trump is vowing to help stop the spread in the u.s. as he accuses democrats of politicizing the outbreak. president trump: the democrats weaponize the virus against the trump adminitration, they weaponize anything we do. even though they have no facts or just say oh, we don't like the job they are doing, if you found a cure and everything disappeared within 24 hours you'd say you did a terrible job reporter: new jersey announcing its first coronavirus case overnight, as amazon urges seattle employees to work from home, after a worker was diagnosed with the virus. the so-called doomsday mother is extradited to idaho overnight. laurie vallo seen smiling in a hawaii court while chatting with her attorney and she's expected to face a judge on charges in the disappearance of her two children tomorrow. the seven-year-old jj and 17- year-old t ylee ryan have not been seen since september. she and her husband have been living in hawaii since january. today president trump is heading to scranton, pennsylvania for a fox news town hall. 1,800 people are expected to attend, these sold out event and rival joe biden's hometown. this will be the president's first live town hall of his 202d pennsylvania was a state that was key to his 2016 victory and the town hall will be moderated by bret baier and it kicks off at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. absolutely, want to watch. brian: must see tv. really the first one since he was candidate so there's people there really challenging him it'll be interesting. steve: indeed. ainsley: thank you so much. brian: straight ahead bernie sanders embracing an endorsement from the dream defenders, a far left group that hates cops and wants to abolish prison. jack brewer is on that case. >> ♪ i've got my mind set on you ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the b liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ steve: well, bernie sanders is taking some heat for embracing an endorsement from a florida- based anti-cop group. ainsley: the group called dream defenders has issued a booklet that claims police in prisons have no place in justice. police in prisons aren't just racist, but they work to enforce the separations of rich and poor brian: what a philosophy. joining us now to react is the ceo of the brewer group and spokesperson for the national association of police athletic leaks jack brewer welcome back. >> great to be back, how you doing? brian: what do you think about that philosophy? >> you know, the only dream that these guys are defending is a dream of having an america that's lawless, and it's really sad. when you look at the criminal justice system now, we have made some peoples but we have a long way to go and what this group does is they go in and try to go against everything that actually works for an inmate. a lot of people that get locked up in prison have drug addiction s, they are battling all kinds of issues, many grew up in broken homes, in abuse, and so these folks need rehabilitation and so i think we missed that, and that's the main thing is that when folks go to prison they go there to be help ed, and you got a group that's advocating and they actually have support. they're advocating against having institutions that actually help people. it's sickening. ainsley: where would a murderer go then? >> yeah, for them, they want anyone who commits a crime to be let free. given a fine, or whatever, and it's really sad, because they always play the race card. you always hear that they go right back to that and that's become a really liberal philosophy. they think if they can divide us through our identity, and separate us and separate this nation, that's what their main goal is and a lot of ways it's working for them, because they unite around that. they get angry and you see them all come together with a lot of hate. steve: so jack, you're saying that there are a lot of troubled people in this country who wind up getting swept up into the criminal justice system, and they wind up getting incarcerated, ultimately they do need some sort of rehabilitation but look at what's happening here in new york state after they did criminal justice reform it's almost impossible to get arrested and stay in jail after doing things like famously a guy knocked over a bank a couple of times they keep letting him out. >> yeah, but that's not real criminal justice reform. criminal justice reform is not just about sentencing reform. in a place like new york they focus only on sentencing, letting people out of jail early they need to focus on rehabilitation, not incarceration so when people are healed or people are improved through programming you look at the budget even federally, there's about 180,000 inmates in federal prisons across america. when you look at the budget that goes into actual programming, you know, and these groups like the dream defenders they go against any private prison like they slander the name when companies like the geo group are the ones out there actually putting millions of dollars into rehabilitating inmates and it's really sad, because as a nation, we owe, we have an obligation to help the most underserved people in prison and that's biblical, man. the bible tells us to serve our prisoners and that's what i do and hopefully folks stand up against people like the dream defenders. ainsley: jack brewer thank you. you're a good man, good to see you. >> great to be here again. god bless you. ainsley: god bless you. steve: we did reach out to the bernie sanders campaign and they have not gotten back to us so far. all right, 8:24 here in new york city and coming up ainsley? 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garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. steve: welcome back to the fox news channel now time for some news, first up the university of illinois student government has offered to buyback gear featur ing the schools old native american chief mascot. according to a flier posted on facebook the group wants to spend more than $5,000 to help remove outdated and racist imagery from campus. that particular mascot was retired back in 2007. and college students running for campus leadership positions want to ensure their undocumented classmates have financial support. the student government campaign at the ohio state university calls for illegal migrants to have increased access to financial aid at their public university. they are also calling for a $15 minimum wage for students and a decrease in the use of natural resources on campus. meanwhile, back in the abortion debate senator chuck schumer under fire for these comments about two sitting members of the supreme court. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. >> [applause] ainsley: in a rare public review , chief justice roberts saying threatening statements from this sort of the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job, without fear or favor, from whatever quarter. brian: here is author of a new book, dana loesch. dana, does this surprise you that someone in leadership would lose it like this , and have a ridiculous non-apology apology? >> yeah, and good morning to all of you thank you for having me. i actually was surprised it was chuck schumer as opposed to some of the other senators or even members of the house, because he's a little bit typical, more calculated than this , but that's all to the wind now because here he is in front of an angry mob of people, and i don't know if you guys have seen the videos that the have been going around of their protest for abortion, but they weren't exactly the calm its crowd and he's yelling in front of an angry mob of people and naming supreme court justices. i think democrats owe it to voters to be a little bit more careful than what with rhetoric like this. these people do not follow their rules on rhetoric. i know you all remember them losing their ever-loving minds when trump tweeted and then there was some democrats even suggesting that perhaps he be impeached over tweeting criticism about her job performance which as the commander-in-chief it was well within his right to do, so this is inexcusable for chuck schumer and do you know what? i'm sick and tired of progressives getting the pass on their rhetoric. it is their rhetoric driving the polarization of america, it is their rhetoric telling voters that they're going to die if net neutrality passes or doesn't pass or if their healthcare policy doesn't pass, and it has been democrats that have accused republicans and conservatives, myself included, of things that they, themselves, are the ones doing so i hope that happens and i hope an apology happens, but they don't have the grace to do it. ainsley: what did he mean by they will pay the price? >> dana: that's a great question, ainsley i'd love to know what he means by that, and they're trying to go back later and say we're talking about other republican senator, no, no , no he's not because he named two supreme court justices, and he's focused a rage of the mob that he was speaking to, towards the supreme court justices, so he's going to have to lie better than that. steve: to your earlier point, dana, steve scalise, who knows better than anybody, what the dangers of their job, steve scalise said where is the mainstream media outrage? and ben saas said if a republican-threatened justice, it be the biggest story not just in america, but all across america. where's the outrage that it sounds like the minority leader of the u.s. senate is threatening two sitting supreme court justices. >> dana: that's the million dollar question where is the outrage, where is the criticism? apparently if you use an hourglass to announce new programming, that's apparently threatening, but screaming at a rage mob and telling them these two supreme court justices, there's something that's going to happen there's a penalty that takes place and from what i understand, gorsuch wasn't even asking questions in this case. no this is inexcusable and it's time to hold people accountable for they're not even following their own rhetorical rules. look i'm not like left. if you say do you know what, chuck schumer if he comes out and says let's start rolling this back a little bit. i went too far. i shouldn't have done it number one it would mark one of the first times ever a democrat apologized for this but number two i be willing to meet him on that common ground and say do you know what i think it's great that your apologizing, let's nationally everybody slow their role but that's not going to happen because they substitute this for enthusiasm at the ballot box, and they're trying so hard to keep their spirits up as we head into november because you can not topple the republican enthusiasm that's been going out to the polls on super tuesday and prior, so that's what all of this is coming down to. this is irresponsible, wreckless , dangerousnd i think that they've seen the consequences of their rhetoric before. there's senate members of the house the republicans on a ball field that were the ones who thought the repercussions of what happened when democrats were telling people that republicans were going to kill americans by denying them healthcare. brian: dana, thanks so much, appreciate it. ainsley: thanks, dana. steve: her new book is called grace canceled, and it's terrific. meanwhile, switching gears, a desperate search in tennessee for people who are killed missing days after those tornado es tore through the state. got a live report from one of the hardest-hit communities straight ahead here on fox & friends. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. i thought you'd be here by now, so i took the liberty of ordering you the puttanesca. you started researching trips-- what-- over a month ago? 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steve: grady thank you very much earlier on the program we had big kenny from big & rich with us, and they had a telethon last night, and he was struck by the outpouring of support from the people all across the country. nashville strong, watch this. >> you know, from two nights ago, being woke up early in the morning, to today and seeing ongoing efforts of everybody just trying to get their lives back in order, it's just one of those things that reminds you how important community is and how much we can all do when we come together to try to help our neighbors. it's always awesome to see the strong outpouring of support in this community and from so many communities outside of here. there's a lot of people in this country that relationship to music city, usa and we're going to keep the muse being playing. ainsley: that's right so if you want to donate and keep the music playing down there and help those families, musiccity .com/nashvillestrong. steve: right down there. brian: meanwhile talk about strong, janice dean, plenty strong knows all about the weather and was talking about this the day this broke on tuesday in the middle of super tuesday? >> janice: yeah, unfortunately one of the tornadoes was an ef-4 which is winds of 175 miles per hour, and one of those tornadoes actually traveled 50 miles, so they have experienced tornadoes in and around the nashville area but this is the first in probably a decade that has been this strong. all right, past 24 hours we still have that frontal boundary in place across the southeast and that could bring the potential for more severe weather including large hail damaging winds and isolated tornadoes as well as we have seen an incredible amount of rain over this area, saturated ground is going to lead to some flash flooding concerns there is your severe weather threat for parts of georgia as well as north florida, as we go through the afternoon and the evening, again that threat for strong storms and then the flooding risk is going to continue throughout the day today, this will eventually move offshore. better days, dryer day for tennessee and nashville as they continue to search and rescue and the cleanup and the rebuild in the weeks and months to come back to you. steve: they have got their hands full janice thank you very much. brian: showing our versatility we can go to the right for janice and now to the left for carlie. reporter: got headlines to get to and we're going to start with this right here. a man files an assault charge after being tackled by a security officer outside a bernie sanders rally. >> sir you don't have to touch him. reporter: the officer pulling the man to the ground after knocking down his trump flag at virginia wesl yan university. the man says he was exercising his first amendment right and the school defended the officer saying unfortunately the video does not depict the actions of the individual that necessitated the officer to take action. >> new jersey troopers say the driver with seconds to spare stop what you're doing and watch this. >> go, go! are you all right? reporter: the tractor trailer exploding into a fireball as the troopers pull the driver to safety. they race into action after the tractor trailer swerved off the highway and into a guard rail. one of those heros is speaking out. >> the fire and all of that aside is priority number one which is going to be getting that driver out. i'm really glad that i was in the right place at the right time. reporter: because of that man, and his fellow officers, no one was seriously hurt. >> heart stopping video shows a car turned right into the path of a speeding train. watch this. the car slowly turns towards the tracks and the train suddenly appears. it hit and drug the car but incredibly the driver wasn't seriously hurt. the los angeles police department says this is a good reminder to pay attention near train tracks that could have ended very differently. >> a woman thought she had a green thumb when she kept the plant alive for two years but it turns out her prized plant was plastic. the florida woman was so proud of how good it looked after she took such good care of it but in a facebook post she admits she realized it was take when she took it out of the container to re-pot it and saw it was glued to styrofoam and she writes i feel like these last two years have been a lie but she won over the hearts of the internet. ainsley: they are hard to tell though. reporter: my apartment is covered in them. i can't keep up. ainsley: were yours real? reporter: no. brian: i wonder where all of that water went. ainsley: get an orchid, put a few ice cubes in cruz has been briefed on capitol hill about the outbreak. he's going to join us live with what he's learned. brian: first let's go to ed henry for what's coming up at the top of the hour. ed: chief justice john roberts issuing a rare review of senator chuck schumer for making threatening statements against justices brett kavanaugh and neil gorsuch, andy mccarthy joining us, congress moving quickly to deal with the corn, republican senator tom cotton joins us plus, the doctor is in the house with good advice for your family and money man charles payne on what should be your next move with your 401 (k) and don't miss the wall street journal to talk about 2020 and a whole lot more join us 9-12. 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steve: just a little crazy all right, thank you. meanwhile president trump sound ing off, pushing back on democrats criticism of his response to the federal government response to the coronavirus. president trump: the democrats weaponize the virus against the trump adminitration and they weaponize anything we do. even though they have no facts or just say oh, we don't like the job they are doing but if you found a cure and everything disappeared within 24 hours they would say you did a terrible job ainsley: gop senator ted cruz chaired a foreign relations hearing examining how to stop the spread of the coronavirus and he joins us now, good morning. >> good morning, good to be with you. ainsley: good to be with you. how should we be responding when you read the headlines of facebook, the seattle office is shut down because someone tested positive and you have amazon cracking down on price gouging, you have surgical masks, the cruise ship linked to the virus death held off the coast of san francisco. people are getting scared what do we need to do? >> ted: this virus is serious and we need to treat it seriously. there are worldwide now over 95,000 confirmed cases with the virus. we have over 3,200 people who have died. now, the vast majority of those infections, the vast majority of those deaths have been in china. the spread to the united states is still relatively limited, as you noted i chaired a hearing yesterday with the center for disease control and with the border patrol and the department of transportation to talk about what steps are we taking to secure our borders, to screen people, and one of the things that we heard testimony from the doctors and the experts is that when the president froze civilian air travel to and from china and he did this at the beginning of the outbreak, that staff along with quarantining any americans coming back from the infected region, the two of those were unprecedented number one, but number two, played a major role in stopping the spread of the virus and as a consequence, we have slightly over 100 cases in the united states, that's far too many. we have 11 fatalities in the united states, that's far too many, but had the president not acted swiftly at the outset, the testimony we heard yesterday is that those numbers in the u.s. would have been much much higher. we need to keep doing everything possible to stop the spread of the disease but we also shouldn't give in the panic or histeria, we should be driven by facts and medical science. steve: exactly and that's why its been so helpful that the administration late in the day, a number of days, has produced some of the speakers regarding it to give us the very latest update. meanwhile, senator it sounds like mitch mcconnell today may have strong words on the floor toward the minority leader chuck schumer. we've got some tape of mr. schumer yesterday in front of the supreme court and by name , it sounds like he's threatening two supreme court justices over an abortion case that they were hearing yesterday listen to this. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price. >> [applause] steve: so you will pay the price , and his spokesperson came out later and said they were just talking about really senate republicans, not those too. that seems crazy, crazy spin. >> ted: well look, it's obviously the spokesperson is trying to dig chuck schumer out of the hole he dug for himself. you heard the word schumer said there, he said i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you kavanaugh. he wasn't talking to senate republicans he was talking to those two justices threatening them quite directly. you will reep the whirlwind, you will pay the price. that is an unambiguous threat and now whether it's a threat of political retribution, or something even worse, that's not clear, but whatever it is it's judicial intimidation, it's not right. it is unacceptable and i think chuck schumer should apologize. by the way his spokesperson that put out the deliberate lie that he was talking to senate republicans, his spokesperson should apologize to lying to people too, and i'll tell you i think the senate should seriously consider taking disciplinary steps when you have the leader of one of the two parties going to the steps of the supreme court, threatening and trying to intimidate supreme court justices, that undermines the rule of law and undermines the judiciary and it's just flat out wrong. ainsley: well what will the punishment be? >> one of the possibilities being debatedemocrats have been getting worse and worse and we saw last year, senator white house led a letter of a bunch of senators threatening to pack the court to try to add additional justices to the court , if the justices didn't rule the way he wanted to in a second amendment case. he wants them to gut the second amendment, chuck schumer wants the supreme court to uphold unlimited abortion on demand in every circumstance with no limitations whatsoever. both of those are extreme positions, but where senate democrats are right now, they are so angry that they're willing to try to get what they want through threats and through really naked intimidation. steve: it's really something we've been talking about this morning senator ted cruz from the great state of texas thank you very much for joining us today. >> it's great to be with you. steve: we're going to step aside we'll be back in two minutes. 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