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where your next shower is coming from, where your next meal is coming from. the other men need once the money to be used more wisely. >> steve: if i was on on one of those buses, i would want them to turn them on and drive me to someplace warm. thank you for thank you for that a live report from chicago. it is windy and snowy. coming up on this friday, dr. fauci now taking lawmakers that social distancing is not based on science. harrison jones is on that admission. get ready, next. next up, so, dana perino. >> stay warm. i will see you there. has iran gone too far? america and iran take action against the houthis. and will a cold snap snap the voting energy in our work? polls are tight. analysis from mark penn. plus, a murder trial takes a twist and turn in connecticut
to come out with a statement today saying what you where doing? once again we are in charge of border security and we are doing a crap job. >> ainsley: reason for that park so many illegals coming through that area. >> steve: they were processing them there. >> brian: nothing more despicable than the person who puts the party ahead of the people who hut him there. city. so worried about having retribution from the biden administration. >> ainsley: we have a fox weather alert to tell you about. a second avalanche hits a lake tahoe ski resort. the steps the resort is now taking to keep all the guests safe. >> brian: yes. and, remember, follow the science? turns out dr. fauci wasn't following his own advice. now saying social distancing wasn't based on data. dr. marc siegel reacts with a stunning admission next. >> steve: he is making house calls ♪ sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression
to somebody? how much does natural human empathy kick in against my reporter's instincts? i'm sure you have that. you must�*ve had that... so, i've had that problem with other subjects because i know how sensitive and easily wounded they might be. he was unbelievably easy in this regard because he himself, by his own admission, lacks a lot of human feeling. i knew he didn't feel anything about me. he didn't care about me. he never asked me a single question about myself. he never asked me what i was doing. he didn't ask me, like, what was it like to write moneyball? nothing. no question like that. no interest whatsoever in me, and i sensed it. so, it was pretty easy for me not to have that much interest in his feelings. that's interesting. do you ever have that with your characters? do you feel they've got close to you or into your heart or into your brain, and therefore it's hard to be objective about them ?
that tragedy. once extra precautions were put in place. six harvard students are suing the university alleging it is enabling anti-semitism on campus. the lawsuit says, quote: based on its track record, it is unconceivable that harvard would allow any group, other than jews to be targeted for similar abuse or that it would permit, without response, students and professors to call for the annihilation of any country other than israel. harvard, america's leading university, has become a bastion of rampant anti-jewish hated tread and harassment. that's their statement. those your headlines, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> carley: dr. anthony fauci now admitting social distancing wasn't based on science. fauci telling a house committee this week the idea standing 6 feet apart, quote just sort of appeared. the shocking admission comes nearly four years after statements like this. >> every aspect of that ending
says keep it coming. we are not backing down. all this unraveling as our defense secretary, lloyd austin, is still in the hospital, directing the admission from his room. >> and something that will touch all of us this weekend, chicago ground stops in chicago at the airport there as is no is having the city. hundreds of flights have been canceled. >> plus, nikki haley pulls ah ahead. ron desantis in the latest poll with donald trump securing a lead. the caucuses are on monday. >> for us, it has always been slow and steady wins the race. everyone else wants to discount as. we keep moving. we are moving for a reason. >> the final hour of "fox & friends." it begins right now and your mornings are better with friends especially when you are dressed. ♪ ♪
>> he remedied his actions in many ways since then. but that was sort of an admission. i heard that as a speaking to you're going to have to live with the consequences of the choices you make over the next ten months. >> he wasn't speaking to those who are running for the president. he was speaking to the party writ large. >> yes. >> he was speaking to that 70%, 60 to 70% of the rest of the gop. >> yeah. >> particularly those -- >> let me play more. they used to call him yesper. here he is saying what he wouldn't do. this is cut two from my wonderful director. >> eventually culminated that the long break, simmering break between he and myself in june of 2020 when he wanted to play active duty troops on the streets of washington, d.c. and suggested actually that we shoot americans in the streets. >> one more cut. this is esper saying what he thinks of trump. here is esper again. >> i do regard him as a threat
to say he is not going to be a dictator, and then in the same breath, admits that he will in fact be a dictator if elected again, but just for one day. beyond his admission, trump continue to live throughout the town hall, carrying forward his typical playbook ice as a try to make the list of things they need to fact-check. grandiose proclamations -- >> did you have the paper? >> no, and at some point the team got mad at me, yelling out the door he says he had the greatest economy in u.s. history. well, fact check on, but you know that's not true. it almost becomes too big of a task. so i want to stick on this point of him saying i won't, i will be a dictator. because it is not consolidated to that exchange. you also have him saying he wants to use the power of the justice department levy against his political opponents. >> so here's the thing to all of the mega heads out there. when you hear someone say -- if joe biden said, you know, my second term, i want to be a dictator. what is your reaction to that?
i said, "thank you very much. i knew exactly what he meant." 2 million lives. >> that is perhaps the most important admission from donald trump last night, again bragging about being the one to eliminate a constitutional right for women's health care that has stood for over 50 years. >> and here's donald trump's problem, is he goes into, i would call it softball, a softball event. i've never seen one as fawning. i'm not even sure, why did they have two hosts there? they could have just had one, sit there and smile and say, "you're great. great." ask another softball question. it's like t-ball. he swung, hit the tee, and the ball rolled off. he bragged, katty, about
he should be prosecuted. >> todd: problematic exchange with hunter with hillary vaughn. >> why did you put your dad on speaker phone with your business partners if he had noinvolvement in your business? >> do you have a dad, does he call you? do you answer the phone? >> yes, why did you need to talk to him during business meetings if he had nothing to do with your business? >> todd: how many admission to the contrary is what you saw on the screen? >> i mean issue obviously hunter biden did include his dad in business dealings to impress his clients and make himself look connected. that is his business, with his father being in office. he is facing serious tax charges, appearing as soon as
because he told the auditors right at the beginning they were going to be £10,000 out, and that is where that has come from. fin be £10,000 out, and that is where that has come from.— be £10,000 out, and that is where that has come from. on the basis of his lea, that has come from. on the basis of his plea. as — that has come from. on the basis of his plea. as we _ that has come from. on the basis of his plea, as we just _ that has come from. on the basis of his plea, as we just saw, _ that has come from. on the basis of his plea, as we just saw, is - that has come from. on the basis of his plea, as we just saw, is that - that has come from. on the basis of his plea, as we just saw, is that he l his plea, as we just saw, is that he could not account for the last but admits covering it up. so his admission was, "i covered it up, i don't know how it happened". how could you be satisfied that that money had in fact been lost and it wasn'tjust simply a money had in fact been lost and it wasn't just simply a paper loss? at the time, you were told, as you have said on numerous occasions, while he was... for the horizon, we are told, as mrjenkins said in his statement, you know, that the system is ok. 100%, you couldn't, based on certainly what is known now, and we see today it was a paper loss. but whatever cash was in the post office would still always be there. i will move onto the case of noel