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"fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ how to break the easy way ♪ or something ♪ then again ♪ it couldn't be ♪ rob: it is friday. we made it to the end of the week. a warm and rainy new york this friday morning. i am rob schmidt. jillian: nice to be warm. we begin with this, deal or no deal, bipartisan group of senators coming to terms on a kim jung un -- daca deal, the white house is not so fast. immigration talks getting sidetracked after a harsh comment, has everyone talking today. >> the white house is not denying it, the president using an obscenity to blessed immigrants coming from african countries and haiti saying why are we having all these people from blank whole countries come here? he signed a small group of lawmakers, and more immigrants from countries like norway instead, issuing a statement that choosing to fight for foreign countries, donald trump will always fight for the american people. the president is focused on a merit-based immigration system but the foot and mouth fever was bipartisan yesterday. nancy pelosi making her own controversial comments talking about leaders working on an immigration deal. >> open a hamburger stand, that could have been done four months ago. why don't we get four white guys to do this? >> the bipartisan gang of six, and a deal before the next week's deadline, senator menendez defended it. >> an issue of getting that through. a small run through. >> don't consider it a run through. we are letting it with other colleagues. >> reporter: the plan doesn't seem to be getting traction. there has been no deal reached on the future of daca, it isn't serious. a lot of work to be done. a lot of language, it is friday, a week before the deadline when the government can be shut down. jillian: it is friday, have a good weekend. >> around-the-clock immigrations and government-funded. i think overshadowed. jillian: immigration is a top concern for donald trump, rightfully so. our commander-in-chief is tired of the left refusing to cooperate. >> i won't defend his language but i will defend his frustration. we have people, only people they want to talk about being dreamers, and people picture young precious people and most of them, a lot are middle-aged and we are seeing statistics, a huge percentage don't speak english. and the same people pushing to keep ms 13 here even more than they are dreamers born in america with that chance for the future. it is frustrating and every time anybody in washington once to talk about legalization illegally, border patrol gets surgees and them since august. it is a frustrating time. heather: the new chilling dispatch audio just in moments after a murder suspect and officers outside the police department. >> in the back of the vehicle. jillian: jonathan bennett drove up to a group of six officers and started shooting which one officer hit in the leg, police returned fire killing bennett. >> they ambushed us, shot at us. this makes you appreciate people who voluntarily put their lives on the line to keep us safe. unfortunately, some people use that against us. >> bennett was wanted for kidnapping the 2-month-old daughter, the little girl is okay. right now 100 million americans are in the path of a deadly winter storm, the same that sparked the devastating mudslides in california is targeting the midwest and the east unleashing white out conditions and ice, time is running out for 50 people still missing in california, expanding overnight days after staggering rain and devastating mudslides, 17 people dead including children, the youngest just 3 years old. rob: a fox news alert significant activity spotted at north korea's nuclear testing sites parking rumors than another test could be coming soon. 38 n. releasing new satellite images showing mining carts between 100, 200 people working on underground tunnels, this after several hundred died in the passage after a nuclear testing that happened late last year at the end of the year. it all comes as vladimir putin praises north korean dictator kim jung un calling him competent and mature. a few hours, the white house will announce its decision regarding sanctions against iran in the controversial nuclear agreement, donald trump could continue sanctions relief that was put in place by the iran nuclear deal, the president is expected to impose new and tougher sanctions to crack down on iran and their activities. he has repeatedly slammed the obama era program as the worst deal ever and called on congress to fix it or withdraw. jillian: more evidence donald trump's tax form plan belongs in the win column. rob: 80 major companies announcing benefits and bonuses for employees thanks to the new tax law. a look at the rapidly growing list. reaching let's get to the numbers, take a look, these are just 20 of the 82 companies passing tax relief on to workers, so many they can't fit in one graphic. walmart announced it will increase its starting wage to $11 per hour and employees will get a bonus of up to $1000. the dow rose 1 all-time high jumping 205 points to close above 25,500. recent quinnipiac poll shows 66% of american voters say the nation's economy is excellent or good, the highest positive rating since they gauged this in 2001. is leading to the following tweet from one of the architect of the tax package, house majority leader kevin mccarthy] armageddon isn't shaping up like the democrats predicted, tax reform is already delivering wage increases, bonus for 1 million plus americans, improved employee benefits, lower utility rates. not to mention the expected bump in paychecks thanks to lower tax withholdings. >> workers and their families will receive larger paycheck starting in february. this is a been a massive project we have been working on beginning to implement the tax plan. a lot of work left to be done. estimating that 90% of the workers are going to see an increase in take-home pay. rob: many democrats are not as enthusiastic. >> in terms of the bonus versus the crumbs they are giving to workers to put the schmooze on is so pathetic. it is so pathetic. rob: fiat crisis that would give employees a $2000 bonus and add 25,000 new jobs as a result of a tax bill, heavy truck production from mexico to michigan. rob: it has gone global, media bias so bad for worldwide say they are tired of fake news, the nation ranked the worst, the united states. former speechwriter for president george w. bush ned ryan here with why he says the mainstream media is on the verge of destroying itself. jillian: suspected terrorists trying to use this tweet from the president to get out. rob: enjoy your hot wings at home, a new delivery service delivers, stay tuned. ♪ looking for some hot stuff ♪ hot stuff ♪ tonight ♪ morning on the beach was so peaceful. until... it... wasn't. don't let type 2 diabetes get between you and your heart. because your risk of heart attack or stroke is up to four times greater. but there are steps you can take to lower 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gangbusters, they hate this president. >> the media is a vital institution, we want a free and honest press but this trump derangement syndrome has gotten into the media so much they can't see straight when dealing with trump. this poll i remind people in october there was a poll in politico that short 46% of the american people said they make stuff up. not bias but make stuff up and then you look at gallup which does a poll about americans view of the president considered trustworthy, it was in a 70% in the 1970s, now it is 32%, the lowest since the invention of the printing press but this shouldn't be a surprise, look how these people vote in the media, 90% voted for obama. a lot of these guys are democrat operatives masquerading as journalists and in some ways 2017 has been extremely refreshing because the masquerade is over. we see these people for who they are in the think it is interesting to me as they want to be seen as referees of the game yet they have inserted themselves into the game. you can't be both and want to be both anti-american people are saying you are either a referee or part of the game and once you enter the game you are no longer seen as objective and the american people are starting to -- we know who you are, you are players in the game, not referees. rob: you make reference to that politico poll, the media fabricating stories about donald trump, 26% believe the media is segregating stories about donald trump. if this continues going in this direction, if the media doesn't stop this where do you see this going? >> they have real issues incredibly, undermining the institution in their attacks on trump. when people i think we don't believe you, we don't think you are objective, with -- the thing i tell people is the media wants to come off as purveyors of truth and rightness. the point where i view them as opinion, not journalists, not reporters, just another guy with an opinion coming into this arena and saying we have our own specific worldview, narrative we are going to drive, we just want -- here are the facts, you decide. rob: people stop listening. >> to see the media reaction they are so biased they are insulting as well, starting -- we are telling you what to think, they insult people and don't understand why people won't listen to them anymore. rob: when you go overseas and watch this in other countries it comes off as very boring, very dry, all information. i actually love watching the bbc because you are getting rock information. in america we have created this to be more of a business than it is journalism anymore and it is so profit driven, it is owned by major corporations, opinion sells in this country, opinion leads to bias and that is the difference between american journalism and journalism and the rest of the world. >> certain channels, certain outlets are going a certain way that is good for business and they have found certain channels found a financial market where they realize they want to hear a certain line, certain story it is profit driven in many ways. the sad thing is polarization taking place in america being driven in some ways by the profit model leading to increased polarization which is not a good trend for the american people. to get to the point we have a lot in common, we have a lot in common but trying to drive us apart in pursuit of profit. neil gorsuch 7 people only hearing what they want to hear. >> a breakdown in dialogue and on this immigration debate, there's a lot in common on this immigration debate, a lot of people on this site and on the other side, let's come to the right conclusion. jillian: thanks for joining us. it is 20 minutes after the hour. wikileaks founder julian assange running out of places to hide, the message he sent to the world. rob: facebook has invaded our smart phones, and out once to invade your home with the camera and microphone. how the social network is trying to get into your private life. ♪ of seats. they think it's theirs. 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about being stuck in guantánamo bay. they plan to get out is to use one of donald trump's tweets to sue the department of justice and the debarment of the fence leaving lawyers saying this should be no further release from gitmo, claims he plans to hold them forever violating international law. the white house has not responded. the house shooting down proposed limits on government surveillance while reauthorizing foreign intelligence surveillance act. at the center of this debate, section 700 to allow the nsa to collect text messages and emails from foreigners without a warrant even when they are talking with americans. the failed amendment would set limits for how authorities could use the information to rand paul is writing to filibuster this bill which heads to the senate. jillian: big brothers listening, rumors swirling that facebook is set to unveil their own smartphone device this year and with that comes a wide-angle camera, microphone and speakers in your home. does this raise privacy concerns? kurt the cyber guy, try to get a close-up out of you. >> they are talking a lot all of a sudden. we called them about this story and it is rather remarkable. of device being put together, a 15 inch monitor that has cameras, microphone and artificial intelligence they want in your home to be listening to you, they will according to a website called chatter, this is a way to interface with the rest of your friends, a way to walk up and it recognizes you, who do you want to talk with right now and it connects you. the reality is you will be turning on the device and agree facebook and listen and watch at any given moment. jillian: so many things can listen and watch. >> more comfortable we get with is the further they stretch that idea into our privacy that we would never have allowed 5 or 10 years ago. facebook also talking about the ideas they want to tweak how our timeline comes together. after we called them about this story saying are you really developing something like this they said we have no comment. here is what you want to do. no matter what you are connecting with, this is a wake-up call, how am i set up on facebook? what are my privacy settings? do this tune up today, go to your facebook page, logon, top right corner you will see right here, click that, go to settings and we are able to see your timeline. who can post on this timeline. jillian: and who you are friends with or not friends with. >> recently facebook coming under fire again because they allowed advertisers to have access to your own home phone number and now you have ability to go in and say how has it happened? this is a fluid setting for facebook, you want to look at it every so often. a great day to look at it, how am i exposed to the rest of the world? jillian: the like this idea? >> the devices they are coming out with? they have a building called building 8 like area 51 for facebook, they have mind control technology that they admitted to exploring. do i like it. there is always the convenience factor and a massive invasion into our own lives. my biggest complaint of facebook is it takes this away. we like this. there is a lot more of this nonsense coming at us. they have a message where they are announcing they will change the timeline so it is more about who my friends and family are and what they are saying rather than brands and who they think i should be hearing from. jillian: check your settings. rob: 27 minutes after the era, break in the case of a college student found murdered in a park, his friend a suspect, brand-new evidence and his outrageous alibi. >> their purpose is to chip away at the nation's promise of dignity and security. it is sad. rob: democrats melting down of the trumpet ministration considers requiring people to hold down some kind of job or do something or to get free healthcare. is this a good move for more red tape? we will debate that coming up next. ♪ working for a living ♪ how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. 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angeles one week after meeting with friends there. detective spoke with a friend two days after the disappearance and noticed scratches on his hand. the marks were from a fight club. after more than five years of hiding out in his legitimacy julian assange has korean citizenship, he announced it by tweeting this picture of himself wearing a jersey, he cannot leave, the uk rejecting the request to grant him applicable attic status saying the only way to solve the problem is for him to face justice. a 6-year-old boy who survived the church massacre heading home in style. wasn't two month later, ryland ward who was shot five time is leaving the hospital. the person who picked them up, the first responder who saved his life. >> looking at me, never took his eyes off me, reached out for my hand. i knew it would be a special bond. >> reporter: he is the last survivor to leave the hospital after a gunman opened fire on the texas church congregation leaving 26 innocent people dead. rob: do you want free health insurance? if you are able-bodied, get a job, go to school or volunteer, that is the message from donald trump to people who use or apply for medicaid. the guidelines opening the door for states to cut off benefits to those who don't have an approved reason. is this a good idea? the executive director of turning point usa charlie kirk and executive director of social security, alex lawson. and this is an interesting idea, implemented in this program. >> the goal of government program, trying to get off of government programs, 40% of people who receive medicaid now working, able-bodied, with disabilities or children of the elderly, able-bodied adults. they don't have to find a job, they just have to pursue, try to find a job, don't have to be successful. the key point is we need to get people off of government benefits and back into the workforce and with this booming economy a wonderful step forward. rob: also 70% of people when they did this study support the idea of work requirements for medicaid. show you are doing something if you are able-bodied. states bear some burden in the cost of medicaid and they came to the president working for supportive and is getting people to work, you say this is a bad idea, tell me why. >> this isn't a new idea, it has been around for a long time, tested in the 90s, found to do nothing except create a bureaucratic nightmare of red tape. it doesn't save any money. all it does is put an onerous requirement on people who are trying to work. the best way to increase employment in this country is to create jobs, not by taking healthcare from people, not by cutting off chemo for someone undergoing chemo treatment for their cancer, that is what this policy does. medicaid is the largest provider of long-term care in this country and this is a sneak attack on the entire system. rob: you say most adults that are able to are working when they are on medicaid already. you have a number to back that up? can you give me a number. >> avon heritage foundation scholars see that it is a vanishingly small percentage of the 20% that this policy applies to and exclude the primary recipients of medicaid who are seniors, children and people with disability. >> 40% of medicaid recipients that are not working that are able-bodied and 40% of 70 million people is a large number. the goal of government programs should not be trying to keep people there as long as possible but to get people off of government programs into the workforce. medicaid was designed as a temporary health benefit for the working poor, not for people that want to turn a safety net into a hammock. we need to get back into the workforce and thanks to the booming economy this is an opportunity to do so. >> the classic republican line is we are out here trying to get people of social assistance, off of their dependence on government and sounds like a way they are trying to do that. >> the establishment republicans making donald trump a liar from his promise not to cut social security, medicaid and medicare. this is an attack on the entire medicaid system including the fact that it is the largest provider of long-term care in this country, nursing home care $97,000 a year. that is what they are going after. >> it doesn't affect the elderly, these is for people who are elderly and under the age of 60 or try to find a job and does not affect elderly, don't demagogue the issue. >> a trojan horse attack on the entire system. rob: you have different numbers and i would be interesting to see the real levers, how any able-bodied people are not working and staying on medicaid. that is the heart of the issue. thank you for coming on this morning, debating your side regardless, thanks. jillian: it will never end. the nhl and the army about to face off, the legal battle on the ice just beginning. rob: no citizenship, no welfare, the new plan to weed out refugees in europe. should america consider the same idea? nigel for eyes ways in 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jillian: brazil is combating fake news announcing their latest plan tweeting this photo saying they are creating a specially formed group of government officials to combat fake news during the 2018 primary elections after french president macron introduced legislation outlawing fake news during election years. and nhl team over its name and colors, the army filing a challenge for the las vegas golden nugget, and gold nights, referring for decades along with the black and gold cover scheme. it doesn't know of anyone coming to anybody parachute. >> living off of state handouts, banning citizenship to anyone who lives on welfare in the country in the past three years unless they pay back the money they received. >> making it impossible for asylum-seekers and migrants to become citizens. here to weigh-in, former uk independence party leader and fox news contributor nigel farage. is it interesting to you to see how the mindset and reality of all these migrants has changed among these nations? >> it really is. don't forget the british referendum to a large extent was about controlling borders and civilized countries, genuine refugees fairly, see what is happening in switzerland and elsewhere, the health care system has been a magnet attracting to those countries. switzerland, the most democratic in europe, the one place politicians fear the electorate because they can call a referendum on any of these issues. we have seen this move in switzerland and austria with big parliament will changes taking place across europe. jillian: there are 40,000 refugees in switzerland in 2016, that number changes year-to-year but my question is do you agree with this and how do you see it playing out? >> i do agree with the move. if somebody wants to get citizenship in a country, to prove they can speak the language, in the course of the last three years integrated and make friends in the community, show that they are prepaid to pay their way, if they received welfare during that period it is like paying back taxes and i think the swiss are wholly justified in doing this. >> the far left, people almost embarrassed to call themselves american in a lot of cases have this view of europe and nations like switzerland as shining examples of what america should hope to be if we can get there. these people call for open borders and socialistic policy when they see switzerland's make a move like this, what does that say to them? >> to hillary clinton and those further left of her they have always looked at europe and in particular the european union, the shining city on the hill where everything is totally civilized. i promise you the referendum of 2016 mark to pivot point in which the way europe is organized and what you are seeing in country after country citizens demanding put in place reasonable measures and the days of open borders, the days -- i genuinely believe those days are coming to an end what happened in switzerland is an example of that. jillian: donald trump canceled his trip to london. what are your thoughts on that move? >> very disappointed. we have amazing business relationship between our countries, great relationship, great security relationship. we are among the best friends in the world, we have an american president who unlike the previous one actually likes this country, but the bust of winston churchill in the oval office and visiting france and poland and italy and saudi arabia and china and elsewhere and still not been here. i find the whole thing very disappointing and made comments about the real estate deals that were done and a new one. and he's better qualified to comment on real estate than anyone else but something else in his mind, you have the left in this country, the labour party led by jeremy corbin, we have the mayor of london, all saying if trump comes they should be massive large-scale demonstrations and protests. i wonder if that is part of his calculation but at this moment in time he doesn't need those optics. i have to say i am -- >> he doesn't feel welcome. thank you so much for coming on this morning. 47 minutes after the hour, we will see what is coming up, three more hours of this. >> reporter: three more hours of this. can you sound enthusiastic when you say that? jillian: i am very excited. >> you have to be on the show. let me tell you what is on deck in the next three hours and hopefully this will improve, great guests including ben schapiro. governor rick scott, in a battle with the white house on drilling, talking about the president getting a bipartisan deal on immigration not happy with the initial overture made some comments, able to overcome that, will he address that? and major progress in the fusion gps investigation. it turns out the leader of that company was reaping a few reporters according to a reporter. we will talk about what that means coming up on "fox and friends". i urge you i know it is friday but please get dressed. ♪ mom's got this cold #stuffynose 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centers and people losing their jobs are encouraged to apply for these other jobs but if you have a sam's club membership you can get a refund if your location is sitting down. >> the cost to affect i would assume, a big competitor. i don't know why you want to get me in trouble, hooter's is going to deliver, i'm not going to say anything else. >> reporter: part of going to hooters is the waitresses, the whole experience there but some people may not be into that, embarrassed to go but they want the food, they are getting into the delivery business. one of the largest growing sectors of the restaurant business so they are jumping in and got going to be offering this. many people would not step foot in a restaurants but they want our product. jillian: women in tank tops are not delivering? >> never going to deliver. jillian: who cares -- rob: how good is the food at hooters? is that why anyone goes there? thank you so much. they have the best wings. 54 -- it is 54 minutes after the hour. do you remember this in case you wanted to know, this iconic super bowl pepsi commercial from 1992? ♪ jillian: do you want us to roll this again? cindy crawford is returning to her pepsi commercial past, the 51-year-old model will debut a re-creation of the unforgettable add at this europe super bowl february 4th called this is the pepsi and it will feature her 18-year-old son. rob: the luckiest man in the world, part of the pepsi generation campaign honoring the brand's 120 year history and cindy crawford does not age. jillian: we are coming right back. sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. . . jillian: good morning, time for the good, the bad and the ugly. let's start with the good. you could soon find out exactly how much your dog loves you. >> hi there. >> did that dog just say hi there? >> oh, yes. my name is doug. i have just met you and i love you. jillian: scientists are working on artificial intelligence that can translate your pet's sounds and expressions into words. i love that. rob: they will make billions off that one. next the bad. time magazine latest cover with our commander-in-chief with his hair on fire. the issue coming out as the president marks one year in office. it's supposed to be a reference to the book fire and fury. jillian: and the ugly. appear ad for a crib can tell you if you need one. this new eye kay a page in sweden's magazine doubles as a test. if it reveals it reveals a discount on the crib. rob: really? very interesting. jillian: thanks for watching. rob: we are left with 11 seconds today to say goodbye. jillian: what do you want to say? i hope you have a great weekend. see you back here on monday. rob: see you back here on monday. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> a fiery oval office meeting on immigration. >> bipartisan group of senators coming to terms on a daca deal but then the white house says not so fast. those immigration talks are getting side tracked because the remarks from president trump. >> why are we having all these people from blank hole countries come here. >> i'm not going to defend his language but i will defend his frustration. there has got to be a wall. >> we had one of the highest tax rates on the world. >> we taxed on worldwide income. we have changed that. >> workers and their families will receive larger paychecks starting in february. >> the crumbs that they are giving to workers is so pa thelt thick. >> think about how elitist that is. crumbs? >> the man