that warned ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii. this is not a drill. parents hiding their children in manholes. families huddled in closets. and what we ve now learned tonight. and olympic gymnast simone biles. her brave words. what she has just revealed. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on this martin luther king jr. holiday. and we have a lot of news to get to. we begin tonight with that new winter storm moving across the country at this hour. the alberta clipper bringing snow and ice and freezing rain, and there is real concern tonight about the commute tomorrow morning. already tonight, dangerous driving from the plains to the midwest. a driver losing control, slamming into a police cruiser, right there in park hills, kentucky. as we come on the air tonight, two dozen states now under winter storm warnings and watches right now. that system pushing all the way from texas to minnesota and moving east. d.c., philly, new york, boston all get hit
1980s. that s how fox reports this january 27, 2018. watters world starts right now. jesse: welcome to watters world. i m jesse watters. building a safe, proud, strong america, that s the message in president trump s state of the union address. deputy press secretary roz shaw joins me now. the white house is putting this on the table giving amnesty to 1.8 mill people and phasing in getting rid of the lottery and chain migration, how does that make sense? thanks for having me on. i think the president is showing leadership. he s presenting the proposal that democrats can wrap their arms around parts of it. he s trying to fiction the immigration system to provide border security. and ending the visa lottery program, and fixing our legal immigration system by ending extended family chain migration. it reaches across the aisle. jesse: people say the president ran on a strong border policy. one thing people are upset about is dreamers getting voting rights. a lot of people when the
ex-wives and ex-girlfriend. how does the fbi fit into that. we just learned some very interesting if not completely clear information from the head of the fbi director. i want to bring in chris cillizza, who is here with me to discuss this. there is a lot to unpack here from russian meddling in the election and how that feaffects the midterms coming up. the timeline had it comes to rob porter, you know what, pause for a moment, chris, let s return to the testimony at the senate intelligence committee. they re out in the community, and i can tell you the community values what they do on the island. thank you. and an op-ed by a number of former intelligence analysts call the nunes memo and the release, quote, one of the worst cases of politization of intelligence in modern american history, unquote. you said you had concerns about that memo. i know you can t get into the
sure i stay on the unclassified side. we have seen intentions to have an impact on the next election cycle he
himself of south korea is not in any way suggesting that trump should just accept. be cautious, first engage at a lower level and trump is like no, i want to do it, let s announce it now. the south koreans end up making the announcement in the driveway in front of the white house. on every level, this is unprecedented, and yet on every level, this is par for the course and what we should expect with president trump. normally presumably you would have had the president say, let s think about it. sure. let s convene a national security council meeting. even president moon jae-in, the south korean president all for engagement and negotiation, offered to meet with kim jong-un he said if the continues are right, let me think about this. i ll get back to you. president trump normal situation should have done convene a meeting and talk about pros and cons of having such a summit meeting with kim jong-un, and then coordinate the policy and
then announce it. so stanley, what s wron
republicans. there will be survivors of the parkland massacre, meaning the kids who hid in a closet and watched their best friends die. and there will be the national rife a rifle association all in one room. you ve covered these after a horrible tragedy, they retreat and dig in and don t engage with each other. but tonight that s not going to be possible. everybody is going to be on this one stage together. they have to confront the students who are demanding answers. they are coming with suggestions and demands. and the politicians both democrat and republican have to hear them. so that starts again at 9:00 tonight here. alison, it s going to be emotional night. as you noted you were there one week ago tonight following the shooting. what s the one moment you ll be looking for? reporter: well, i just spoke to these three young women,
juniors at douglas high school, part of a drama troop, and they came here not actually with any sort of political message or any sort of demands.