steve: welcome folks, 7:00 a.m. january 25th. this is fox & friends. we made it back from new england. lawrence: texas size showdown with the white house governor greg abbott invoking the founding fathers insisting defending the border his way. plus, third party pressure? with a trunk biden rematch looking more likely could a third party ticket gain more steam? brian: cash for attending class. a new ohio bill pay kindergartens for going to school. about time. the second hour of fox & friends starts right now. remember, your mornings are better because, look around you, you are better with friends. i m on top of the world hey i m on top of the world brian: one of the most under estimated place in this country is upstate new york. i have been there a lot because i had three kids go to college up there. and as i went up there, i said did i not know it was that nice. glen falls also beautiful this time of year. and a special thanks to mother nature for p
Be asking themselves regardless of the nuclear deal, why do you want to do business with the Worlds Largest financer of International Terrorism . Bill Benjamin Hall has more. That story Live In London. Good morning, bill. What these sanctions do are give companies two options. One to deal with the multitrillion economy of the u. S. Or to deal with iran. What weve seen overnight is Companies Choosing to deal with the u. S. Despite European Countries trying to force them in other directions. President trump tweeted this morning saying the iran sanctions have officially been cast. These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed and in november they ratchet up to yet another level. Anyone doing business with iran will not be doing business with the United States. Im asking for world peace, nothing less. And the response was quick. Just in the last few hours the French Oil Giant has said it will quit its multibillion
the door was open for negotiations. Iranians refused. Bill. Bill we await
hey, joe. you re rich. that includes you, joe. i want joe, you to do the job. the conversation i had with joe the plumber what joe wanted to do joe was trying to realize the american dream. what you want to do to joe the plumber our panel is back with us. you were at that debate, weren t you? yeah. i was at that debate. and listen, this was a time when john mccain and republicans more broadly, they were trying to really attract white working-class voters, right? and if you think about the way barack obama did in that 2008 election, it s always a high water mark for democratic presidential candidates. he won ohio. he won windiana more goodness sake which is hard to fathom given where we are now. but this was kind of the emergence of what we see now, the sort of grievance politics, the white identity politics and this idea that white working-class, particularly men i think, are sort of the victims of democratic policies and you see republican candidates really
Trump in the battleground state of ohio last night. a state that he won handily in 2016 using his cincinnati rally to unleash on what he is calling his quote extremist left wing opponents. let s bring in a-team as we wrap a busy week. cheryl casone is here, jenny zaino and ed rollins. fox news contributors. let s start with you. reaction to last night s rally by the president, ed. the president can do that every week. 115,000 people applied to get into the place last night and lined up at 5:30 in the morning. the democrats have to beat each other up for the several months and year he can rally his troops and that s what he is doing. cincinnati is an important part of the ohio. he won ohio by eight points last time. used to be a swing state. now it s pretty safe. jeanne. what we saw the president do
Extraordinary. he won ohio, michigan, pennsylvania. that s how he won. we shouldn t scoff at that and people try to denigrate and bring down the president. there s a lot of good things that have happened. that s what i try to spend my time on in the policies and one of the big things that this president will do that hopefully nobody haas done is declare victory in war and come home and the establishment is so petrified that we could win a war and the people would be ecstatic. our troops would be ecstatic and the money we would save. we spend $50 billion a year in afghanistan. some of the money could go toward the wall, toward a debt, building bridges and roads in our country. the foreign policy swamp of which i would include romney, they are just petrified that we could end a war. i m absolutely all in with the president on this. if he can end a war, he will be