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pete hegseth spoke to some of them outside the bedford village and in new hampshire. good morning. >> good morning. it was a huge rally. at apollo rallies of democrats they are not going to surpass the people inside the arena for donald trump. this is a president coming off a huge week, an acquittal. we talk to folks who waited in line hours to come in and see the president, asks why they do that, we also asked about democrats running to try to replace them. what brings you here tonight? >> the president. let's make america great again. the summit happened to us in decades. >> is there an issue you love him the most for? >> the economy is crazy right now. >> my bank account, everybody here should be happy about their bank account. everybody is doing well. >> a lot of people in this state are going to vote for democrats in the primary. what are they voting for? what did the democrats represent? >> free stuff. that is pretty much it. >> does anyone on that side you think and beat him? >> know. >> no way, no one can do it. >> none of these candidates have the ability to bring out crowd like this and that shows a lot about where this election is going. >> i asked that 25 or 30 times. most of the times it was greeted with laughter that no one could take on the president. i asked that there have been moments when the president was at a rockier time, maybe joe biden or this person, not right now especially with the party moving further to the left on socialism and the young people are coming out but that is not reflective of the support he would get nationwide. the president as he has done sets the tone. >> we know there is enthusiasm for bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. i wonder what you are hearing about elizabeth warren and what you thing about michael bloomberg. >> you can't help but feel michael bloomberg looms large with his billions and you talk to folks in the trump campaign off the record and they have an eye on him. they know that money can change outcomes. a list before and has a strong ground game, has to do well here to have a viable candidacy but it hasn't been reflected in the polls. this is buttigieg, bernie race, buttigieg surging, the enthusiasm of young people, how many will turn out is what matters but you are right. with this much disarray, bloomberg folks are happy to win three votes and be part of the news. i will say before we go we are going to be at the tavern at the bedford in talking to diners on "fox and friends". i may or may not have been at the tavern last night but this is not about that. that is about breakfast this morning. rob: thanks, appreciate it. jillian: overnight donald trump and vice president mike pence on it two soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice was the president saluting and love ep putting his hand over his heart at a dignified transfer at dover air force base, xavier gutierrez and antonia rodriguez were killed when someone wearing an afghan military uniform opened fire on troops. they are the fifth and sixth american soldiers killed in afghanistan this year. >> the man accused of ambushing nypd officers being held without bond. officers flooding the courthouse as robert williams pleaded not guilty to attempted murder. officers are demanding action from their local leaders. >> police officers will sat in the courtroom, gave up our seats. if any of these elected officials had the backbone to say excuse me, can i sit in this court room to make sure there is justice? >> a big statement. williams is accused of opening fire and two police officers in a patrol fan, striking one of them saturday night and storming a precinct shooting another. williams allegedly threatening to go after more officers when and if he gets out. both injured officers were treated and released with tears from a sea of blue outside the hospital. police finding a cell phone belonging to a missing idaho teenager, timely brian and her brother jj were not seen since september, her mother had the phone with her when she was in hawaii. according to cbs the phones and text message to a friend in october reading miss you guys too, love you. the friend says it didn't sound like she was writing that text. fellow and her husband are considered persons of interest, members of the doomsday cult. jillian: the coronavirus outbreak described as a grave threat to the world, the world health organization warning nations not to put it guard down. it comes as the thirteenth case is confirmed overnight. the patient was released from the san diego hospital by mistake after they tested negative. that patient was not a part of american evacuees set to be released today. no one on the january flight tested positive. the virus killed 1000 people, more than 100 people died yesterday. rob: no rest for the weary. nancy pelosi taken to twitter to trash the president's budget blueprint. what is in this and what is not? breaking it all down. jillian: an influential jewish leader escorted out of an event, rashida tlaib didn't want to hear. ♪ >> if you're struggling to pay for your long-term care which this president made harder with the budget. >> trump is taking us to new lows. >> the idea that he will rebuild this country by cutting essential investments, dangerous path of the country. rob: a lot of democrats melting down over donald trump's budget proposal, to cut medicaid and boost defense spending in $4.8 trillion depots will. shannon: any room for compromise? joining us is dan, thank you for joining us. and it will increase military spending, $2 billion in the border wall and $66 billion from 2020. there's a lot of criticism about this. in article in the washington examiner says trump's budget shows why we are doomed, talks about how this will lean heavily on economic growth remaining strong for the next 12 years or so. the agree with the criticism this is getting? >> when you look at the highlights you had on-screen you could tell the first two items are going to be nonstarters with the democrats. this budget has a chance in congress, the answer is it is dead on arrival, there is no way there is going to be compromise to what is there. what is going to happen is there will be temporary spending measures put into place between now and through the end of the election cycle and we will see how it falls as far as who is the president and what the make up of congress is going to be because unless the party of the white house, the same party and it is in congress, very little chance that you will have compromise. we have seen in the past both sides will spend more and more and more and that will be the compromise. rob: no one wants to fight hard on this stuff. and the trump budget makes it clear, financial security and hard-working families. cuts to things like medicaid, food stamps and traditional things and what about the values on the left? what do you have to say to that? >> when you are talking about the budget we are creeping into values. let me tell you how i see this. we are bringing in more tax revenue than we have ever brought in before but we continue on the path of $1 trillion per year in deficits. i don't know what the value says, completely reckless and financially irresponsible, that is the danger the democrats are talking about. the incentive for the government to continue to borrow. it is a dangerous path we are on. rob: the republicans are just as guilty as the democrats on this one. no longer fiscally responsible. we appreciate it. jillian: the justice department taking aim at sanctuary cities. >> called aggressive politicians, jeopardizing public safety by putting the interests of criminal aliens above those of law-abiding citizens. rob: the biggest crackdown on communities that shield criminal illegal immigrants. ♪ ever since we moved here, i've been noticing it. i think the house is changing him... -[ gasps ] -up and at 'em! ...into his father. 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their party to join our movement. they are joining our great republican party. rob: new hampshire is busy, granite stationed on, donald trump firing up his base had a new hampshire rally just before voters go to the polls for the first in the nation primary. >> todd pyro here with the highlights. >> a familiar scene, big democratic event like a debate or a vote juxtaposed against a simultaneous trump rally and last night was no exception. >> we have the best economy we have ever had. with your help in november 3rd we are going to defeat the radical socialist democrats. we are going to win new hampshire in a landslide. >> the president focusing on a fan favorite from rallies past talking about immigration. >> illegal crossings are down at record numbers and we have ended catch and release. we have to see what happens when the wall goes up, the numbers change like magic. >> reporter: no rally would be complete without a dig at the dems from his foil, nancy pelosi. >> somebody behind me who was mumbling terribly. angry. there was a little way are back there. we are the ones who should be angry. >> reporter: something a few democrats are saying when it comes to the iowa caucus case. >> the democrat party wants to run your healthcare but they can't even run a caucus in iowa. anybody know who won iowa? flip a coin. they were run your healthcare. >> the president taking time to celebrate first responders some of whom wore police for trump shirts. donald trump predicts republicans will take the house in november while holding onto the senate. rob: votes have been cast in some parts of new hampshire. pete buttigieg and bernie sanders are the front runners heading into the david two different candidates came down on top in early voting district. jillian: who will take new hampshire? joining us is the author of the liberal invasion of red state america and young americans for liberty. >> great to be with you. >> reporter: they like bernie sanders, bernie sanders seems to be more at this point but also pete buttigieg. you being a from there and your family still there with friends there, when do you see this shift for pete in new hampshire? >> six months ago there were signs for bernie sanders and elizabeth warren but the political landscape is different. in the last month especially the last week buttigieg signs have been popping up on every street corner so i select a lot of voters are starting to realize bernie sanders or warren nominee may not have the best shot at beating trump in a general election and joe biden has become an embarrassing gaffe machine at this point, bernie will pull out a win in new hampshire. he has such great name recognition being from vermont but buttigieg is experiencing a surge after iowa. rob: teeny tiny pixel, new hampshire. >> sounds great. >> this is not a bellwether, this is fun to watch. bloomberg is not in this thing. what does it spell out from michael bloomberg? is it more popular than people think? >> he could be. new hampshire is a practical state that gravitates towards moderates. seems like democrats are looking for someone who has the best shot at beating donald trump. >> reporter: any enthusiasm for amy klobuchar? >> there is. she is more of a moderate candidate. it makes a little different from iowa, the independent voters, 42% of new hampshire voters registered independents and keep in mind the primarys are not closed primaries, they will see democrats and independents casting their vote, a very libertarian state, we have the streak running throughout the state, there are pockets of strong liberalism but generally it is a very rural, young americans for liberty knocked on thousands of doors in new hampshire. the message we get from voters are pretty concerned, they don't want government run healthcare. >> when you look at this at the convention, two parties in one trying to get power, the bernie sanders elizabeth warren sign and everybody else. the chances of a brokered convention, do you see that happening in july? >> it is a possibility moving out of iowa. the field is narrowed down a little bit. front runners are identified but at this point, talk to your candidates, they show no sign they are pulling out of this race. and youtube, between bloomberg's millions of dollars, the iowa disaster, biden's support with african-american voters and bernie have strong base of progressives a brokered convention is a possibility. i have seen forecast models that there's a 24% of this happening. great news for trump, a brokered convention because any candidates who lose after a convention process would be more upset and angry and their bases could become demobilized. jillian: thank you for joining us. rob: 36 minutes after the hour. a 2020 surrogate, hearing it from the bluebirds. >> oh, now. we are not going to do that here. >> cynthia nixon showered with a chorus of criticism in new hampshire. why this crowd led her here. jillian: the latest craze sweeping the internet. the broom challenge. carly shimkus here with the broom in hand to test it out. >> i am all in for bernie sanders. four years ago i supported hillary clinton for president. oh, no, we are not going to do that here. rob: actress and once time new york editorial candidate in the a nixon shutting down a chorus of blues during a bernie sanders rally. jillian: carly shimkus joins us with reaction. nixon's message is important, she is saying she went with our moderate safe candidate in 2016, it didn't work out. let's not let that happen again. the fact that hillary clinton's name was. at a rally for a democratic candidate has people talking on twitter. cynthia nixon is a nice person that hillary clinton deserves every blue she gets. gary says the voice of reason. thank you for calling out decisiveness with praise there as well. clinton recently blamed sanders supporters for her 2016 election loss. >> a resume surfaces. >> the phony atlantic resume for one of lori laughlin's.it was released by prosecutors, no name attached to that resume but the graduation date aligned with olivia jade. and award-winning athlete, you see some of the details they are, most notably she won gold medals in 2014-2016 but we know that isn't true. every time a story like this now that we have a resume there, one person pointing out something i thought about as well. you have been in fourteenth place and getting into the team, kind of had to make it a little bit believable. lastly, right here, the real tragedy is the resume format. it is a formatting issue. lori laughlin and her husband, they didn't know if they are used in a never areas way, just a donation to the college. rob: which is how most people get their kids into college. let's talk about this broom challenge. jillian: everyone freaking out about the broom challenge which started with a rumor that went viral on social media. nasa announced the only day of the year a broom can stand up straight like you see was yesterday february 10th because of the air that's gravitational pull. nasa made no such announcement but everybody is trying to see if they can get the broom to stand upright. jillian: rob can do it. rob: i don't know why i thought this would work. jillian: earlier in the show, this is really difficult. >> it starts to sweep by itself, that would be a real -- let's see if i can do it. a little more to the left. >> you can do it. we have run out of time. >> you can do it. rob: we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. >> sanctuary cities are causing a tremendous problem in this country. ice officers arrested 120,000 criminal aliens doing incredible work. the number one country in the world in terms of the economy. in the midst of a great american come back. rob: the president touting his tremendous economy and business session building momentum going into the new hampshire primaries. >> the role governor's plate in his success in office. one of them, arkansas, a sergeant in joins us to talk about his experience at the white house. thank you for being here. i am curious what you heard that you like, that you took away from that. >> first of all everyone was a fairly jubilant mood because of the state of the economy. the president was delighted with the jobs report, going around to various governors and the economy is strong in each state, unemployment numbers are down and we are looking at other ways to bring people into the workforce from more effective reentry programs and job opportunities for those previously incarcerated and job training programs to dealing with mental health issues and really impressed me with his precedent, how he had a heart of compassion for those in need like that wanting us to focus on that. a great discussion, very optimistic and bipartisan. rob: the economy big driver her voters, healthcare another one, you asked about that. listen to this. >> you have 180 million people with great health insurance and we are going to save it and i can speak for democrats too. we are all going to have preexisting conditions. we are always going to make sure that is taken care of. the preexisting condition situation. rob: democrats love to point out the president is fighting in court along with conservative states to get of obamacare completely. fighting to remove protections for preexisting conditions. that is a big talking point on the left. how do you respond to that? >> the president made it clear we would have to have a replacement for obamacare if and when the court strikes it down. it has been weakened on three legs of the obamacare legislation and fully struck down, we have to have a replacement and he has made it clear that replacement will protect preexisting conditions and so that is a political ploy on the other side. i asked the question about giving states more flexibility and i love this president because he recognizes the role of the states, the partnership and how he wants to give states more flexibility in managing healthcare that preserves the individual insurance people value in our country. >> we talk about healthcare, the economy and something a lot of people want to vote for donald trump in the next few months because they like where they are headed, they like the paychecks, the money they have in their pockets. how do you see this changing of the democrat is in office, if a democrat is elected? >> in terms of healthcare you have a host of ideas on the left that around healthcare program that is socialist in nature and deprives individuals of choice, states of flexibility and so it is a stark contrast. this is going to be a major issue in the presidential campaign. it is going to be a major issue as we look into next year and i hope the american people understand the differences. as a governor we want more flexibility to manage the dollars because it is a pensive item for the state. it could hurt the state's budget very quickly. we want more flexibility managing it. others say the states are going to cut services. that is not the objective. we believe states can manage a program like this more effectively than 1-size-fits-all in washington dc. >> questions about will happen today in new hampshire and more broadly for the nomination? >> i'm not going to predict what happens in terms of new hampshire on the left side but it is impressive with the president going into new hampshire holding such a rally. he is campaigning in the heart of the democratic primaries and i think he will do well in new hampshire. jillian: thank you for joining us. 8 minutes until the top of the hour. republicans standing up against what appears to be a despicable act of political violence. >> what is happening in this country on the left is horrifying and if this is where we are starting right now ten months from election day. where is this going to end up? rob: trump voters of refusing to be silenced, the plan of action days after a driver plowed through a booth in a 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(sensei) thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. (vo) get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. . . . . ♪ ♪ hey there ♪ ♪ it's a party, party. jillian: a live look at bedford, new hampshire. i don't know if it's a party there yet but for somebody it will be a party at some point. rob: polls open up real soon throughout the state. jillian: republicans vow revenge at the ballot box after a man intentionally slammed his van into a tent of volunteers. >> outraged. we are outraged. we are outraged. this is not who we are. this is unamerican. jillian: gregory is charged with aggravated assault registering g.o.p. voters in jacksonville. no one was injured. he said it was a politically motivated attack. authorities have not confirmed that. rob: shutting down free speech. a former democratic lawmaker is removed from a muslims for peace event after questioning keynote speaker rashida tlaib about anti-semitism. watch this. [shouting] [chanting] >> and he was taken out. former new york asystemmably man telling fox news that he believes past comments from the squad member rashida tlaib came across as anti-semitic and he wanted a. he was rushed out before she responded. he said that she falsely tweeted palestinians have killed palestinian boy which was later ruled accidental drowning. jillian: first up the good. this gentle giant went viral for window washing skills. the massive mastiff finds his forever home. congrats largt bo online. >> big dog. the bad. a san francisco parking lot can be yours for just $100,000. park their money in the garage, which social a block away from the giant's field. another spot in the same garage recently sold for $90,000. scheme works. >> taco bell apologizing slam employees. dining room is closed until the store's workers can show up to work on time. the sign went viral. but taco bell says it never should have been posted. the ohio restaurant, yeah. there we go. rob: there you go. the polls are opening in new hampshire very soon for most people. i think 7:00 for a lot of the them. it's a big day after what happened in iowa. so we will see who comes out on top in new hampshire. jillian: a special edition of "fox & friends" live from new hampshire starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ >> 1, 2, 3, 4. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: ladies and gentlemen, live from new hampshire,. 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