will: t the 7:00 a.m. hour of fox & friends weekend on january 20th. this video is graphic and captures a shocking moment a new york city driver intentionally plows into nypd officer. pete: after claudine gay s disastrous capitol hill testimony. harvard is developing anti-semitism task forces. rachel: cowboys cheerleaders claiming that packers players were mocking them during their playoff game last sunday. we re going to break down the standoff in the pop culture roundup in the next hour. fox first weekend starts right now. pete: you ve heard those lyrics and not many bikinis in that and snowy, cold morning and i didn t catch the town name. will: troy. rachel: troy. pete: good morning, troy, ohio. stay warm. it s cold all over the place. rachel: even in tennessee. pete: like zero and got down in the teens during the day and snow every r. rachel: that s why you left minnesota. pete: 100% right. will: what is it in minnesota? negative 30. pete: negative 15 with feet of s
of 90 days that are set up. and each time it was the saled dossier used primarily to get the fisa warrant. actually even the memo doesn t say that but please go ahead. quickly congressman king you say it s clearly politicly motivated but by the time the application came to the judge it was in october before the election. carter page had already left the campaign. up now the trump administration has been saying that carter page wasn t part of the campaign. and if it was politicly motivated why didn t director comey talk about it before the election as did he with the hillary clinton investigation? well, it wasn t a high enough profile for director comey to talk about it for one thing. it was extraordinary he spoke about the clinton investigation at that time for another. why did they then choose the timing that they did of october 21st to go forward for that fisa warrant? i mean if this they knew it was politic license active and could affect the presidential election? why didn
statement we received from the trump organization made a clear line saying that it wasn t directly involved in sales, so therefore, doesn t really take responsibility for who was buying, who was selling. but, does the fact that the trump organization was getting a piece, getting a percentage of the units that were sold, does that make a difference? well, the fact that it was licensing it s name really doesn t make a difference at all in terms of how u.s. money laundering law operates. the only issue really that s i m talking about getting a piece of the units that were saled. that it was incentivized, every unit that was sold, the trump organization got a check for it. well, that may or may not matter, the critical question is did the trump organization or any similar organization know that the money coming in was criminal from criminal activity or turn a blind eye to it. but you ve prosecuted cases like this. what would it look like if you re talking about a company
bring me back a big salad. we got back to editing and i took the saled and i gave it to janet. thank you, julie. you re very welcome. and two months later an episode written called the big salad. she just took credit for my salad. that s right not. no, it isn t. i mean, i m the one that bought it. you sure did. don t you think she should have said something? i wonder where that came from, oh, right, me. perfect. lot of larry s humor is based on the difficulty of just being out in the world and everything is land mine waiting for you to step on it. mind your own business, how about that? we all think that [ bleep ] but larry just points it out. it s great. it s just material. i know but really, look at these pants. i ve seen pants bunch up before. never seen a bunchup like this in my life. it s like a five inch bunchup here. curb your enthusiasm is
working with her here, proclivities in that direction. so, yes i would be surprised. reporter: so shortly she had a change of heart sending e-mails. the following day she wrote i m gone and i can t come back. i m in syria. i m in a very harsh inenvironment, and i don t know how long i will last here but it doesn t matter. she went on i will probably go to prison for a long time if i come back, but that is life. on august 6th, 2014, danielle green left isis, left syria where she was immediately arrested. the case would receive no publicity at all, the case quietly hidden, cort documents saled for months. even after her case became