steve: top of the hour, 7:00 here in new hampshire. and you are watching hour two of fox & friends for this monday, january 27th: and then there were two. former president donald trump and republican rival governor nikki haley each sitting down exclusively with fox & friends as ron desantis threw the towel and went home. those people will all come to me. i think his supporters are up for grabs. think about it. his supporters love america and they wanted a new generational leader. we give them that. ainsley: all of this as the former president lays out his vision for day one if he is reelected? first two things i m going to do is the border and energy. energy is so big it solves a lot of patrol cars. brian: all right. we know that democratic long shot dean phillips joins us live this hour as president biden launch as write-in effort in new hampshire. lawrence? lawrence: the second hour of fox & friends starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with
american advisers, few shaky al lays and one secretary of state to take on rampaging extremists. new idea tonight. hillary clinton says that voters don t see her and her husband as part of the wealth problem. because they re not like the really well off. critics say they re rich. and the clintons are rich. who is right, wrong and really out of touch? we begin with new trouble for the nation s biggest health care system, the va. beyond a new, deeply critical report out today. reporting you will only see here. goes beyond what whistle blowers have told a congressional committee which is hearing testimony again this evening. a product the surge of wounded warriors gave so much in iraq, afghanistan and before that in vietnam. more on that shortly and whether anything can be accomplished by sending advisers into iraq. first human consequences back home of the flood of combat veterans. people asking for nothing more than timely access to the medical care their country all of us promised them
why the answer still eludes us. a cover-up beyond the one you already know about and stranger than any you could imagine, bringing dead people on paper at least back to life. we re keeping them honest tonight. also ahead, breaking news and trouble. fighters believed to be isis retaking a key-refinery in the north largest in the north in iraq. is there a way in iraq for 300 american advisors, a few shaky allies and one secretary of state to take on the extremists? some new ideas tonight. later hillary clinton says that voters don t see her and her husband as part of the wealth problem because they re not like the really well off critics say that s rich and so are the clintons. we ve got the facts so you can decide who is right wrong and out of touch. new trouble for thetation s biggest health care system, the va. it goes beyond a new and deeply critical report out today. it goes beyond what whiff blowers have told a congressional committee hearing testimony this evening.
introducing surface pro 3. the tablet that can replace your laptop. we came out the white house not the only debt broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea s education. it was not easy. time now for today s take away. it s hillary clinton. it has to do with this wealth problem. it doesn t look to be going away any time soon. after her seemingly out of touch dead broke comment. she was asked if she could be credible and on the issue of income inquestion callty. they don t see mess as part of the problem because we pay ordinary income tax unlike a lot
new message for the president. i don t think it is at all. there s some very serious deadlines coming. 1.3 million could lose unemployment benefits on december 28th. 4 million long term unemployed. when we talk about losing unemployment benefits, how important that is, 1 in 6 living in poverty as pew pointed out this week. the highest income inequality since 1928. of course the president is talking about that. there s a problem of wealth problem that we have in this country. it was interesting. the ceo of goldman sachs recently said that the country has no problem making wealth but redistributing it. until we start addressing the idea in the middle of a dwindling middle class and we have children going to bed hungry, 1 in 5 american children go to bed hungry every night. if it wasn t so sad and really against our moral grain, bill o reilly s war on christmas would be obnoxious.