want polls to telegraph what they ll do. more often than no, some of those polls don t remotely turn out to match the actual vote. so when we have had a chance to go out and talk to people here, they say the same thing. don t tell me how i m going to vote. they look at trends and events that can change often hour by hour let alone day by day. in this state, where it s all on the line, they greatly take pride in knowing that they are the first primary state in the nation. they plan to take full advantage of that and keep the rest of us guessing. yeah, i support trump. i m an accountant. nikki says she wants an accountant in the white house. it s a good idea. not her. right now we have the highest level of enthusiasm that anybody has seen ever. more people need to vote. neil: do you have a candidate yourself? do i? yes. for now. i m supporting nikki haley. get out tomorrow, take five friends with you. if you do that, chris said he s bringing good weather. we ll have
parents montgomery county maryland gearing up for school board meeting hours from now. controversy brewing after district moved harris ability to opt children out of gender and sexuality lessons. trace: pushback in cases largely coming from minorities. why do we, as parents, not have the right to what our children are taught in schools? stop making this about hate. this is about parents having choice in children s education. this issue has unfortunately ? it does put some, but not all, of course, some muslim families on the same side of an issue as white supremacists and outright bigots. sandra: wow! okay. brand-new reaction to all of that. democratic councilwoman at the last board meeting. welcome back is america reports roles into our 2. i am sandra smith in new york, trace a lot of reaction. trace: i am trace filling and for john roberts. following kate closely close meeting citing safety. parents, as you might imagine, are fired up. sandra: begin a fox news
steve: it is #:00 here in new york city on this fox & friends friday, january 19th. and currently we have 29 degrees here in new york city. here in studio m., it s a beautiful 72 and sunny. ainsley: and we have a fox & friends exclusive. daniel penny s attorney will join us on the marine veteran s legal strategy after a judge rejected his plea to dismiss the subway chokehold death case against him. lawrence: plus, four days away from the new hampshire primary, former president trump is highlighting the rise in prices as americans pay $1,000 a month on groceries. inflation known over hundreds of years. a country buster. it breaks countries. brian: has tipping culture gone too far? steve: yes. brian: americans starting to cut back on gratuities. that isn t a gratuitous remark. that s a fact. the second hour of fox & friends starts right now. just remember your mornings are better because you re with friends. please be dressed. steve all right. we got t
sleeping. thanks, see you later on. good afternoon. i m trace gallagher in for martha maccallum right now on the story. the center of the political world shifting to new hampshire after former. trump s landslide iowa victory. the remaining gop candidates wasting no time. they will campaign in the granite state later today just a week out from that crucial primary. clay travis says the primary is over and it s time to rally around trump and he is not alone. he joins us live this hour. first to bryan llenas live on the ground in atkinson, new hampshire, where we expect the former president a short time from now. brian, good afternoon. good afternoon. in just two hours, former president trump will hold his first rally here in new hampshire in a month s time. you can see behind me, this is the line of folks that have been out here braving the snow since 5:00 this morning to see former president trump after his landslide victory in iowa last night. those folks braving this 2
let s get right to the just released report by the special counsel john durham in its conclusions about the trump/russia investigation. cnn s senior justice correspondent evan perez has been going over the roughly 300-page report. evan, give us the top lines. reporter: well, wolf, this report contains a lot of harsh criticism for the fbi, especially former fbi leadership that oversaw the trump/russia investigation. in the end john durham spent four years in this investigation. this is a 300-page report. he concludes that while the fbi had reason to launch, perhaps, an assessment or a preliminary investigation, much lower-level investigations, he believes that there was a lot of exculpatory evidence that the fbi was ignoring and that they should not have launched, essentially, a full-blown investigation. i ll read you just a part of what he concludes as part of this report. he says that the fbi discounted or willfully ignored material information that did not support the nar