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The Justice Department has started recovering missing texts shared between two allegedly anti-Trump FBI agents  Fox News' Sean Hannity reports
 President Trump  says  he 's 'looking forward' to answering questions under oath in Robert Mueller's Russia probe as Fox News learns that the special counsel's team has interviewed more than 20 White House aides
 Trump  is set to arrive at the World Economic Forum in Davos  Switzerland and push an 'America First'agenda that encourages global cooperation
THE LEAD STORY - 'HANNITY' EXCLUSIVE - 'MISSING' FBI TEXTS FOUND?: The Justice Department has started recovering some of the missing texts between two FBI officials under scrutiny for alleged anti-Trump views  Fox News' Sean Hannity reported on Wednesday's "Hannity " citing DOJ sources ... 50 000 missing text messages between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page over a five-month period have been at the center of controversy on Capitol Hill since the DOJ notified congressional committees that there was a gap in records between Dec. 14  2016  and May 17  2017. Strzok and Page - and the integrity of the FBI - have been under the microscope after it was revealed that the two former members of Robert Mueller's team exchanged a series of anti-Trump texts during the presidential campaign.
'THERE'S NO COLLUSION ... THERE'S NO OBSTRUCTION  WHATSOEVER':  President Trump  said Wednesday  he 's "looking forward" to answering questions under oath in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation on alleged Russia collusion in the 2016 presidential election. However  it remained unclear whether  the president  would agree to an interview by Mueller's team ... Meanwhile  more than 20 White House personnel have voluntarily given interviews to Mueller's investigators  Fox News has learned exclusively. A personal attorney for  President Donald Trump  also said the White House turned over more than 20 000 pages of records to investigators  calling the level of cooperation and transparency "unprecedented."
'AMERICA FIRST' DOESN'T MEAN 'AMERICA ALONE':  President Trump  is ready to play salesman at the World Economic Forum in Davos  Switzerland  making the case that  his  "America First" agenda can go hand-in-hand with global cooperation ...  Trump  is set to arrive in Davos on Thursday to declare that the United States is open for business. But  the president 's attendance at the annual gathering for free-trade-loving political and business elites has raised eyebrows.  His  decision to sign new tariffs boosting American manufacturers this week has prompted fresh concerns about  his  nationalist tendencies.
BOYCOTTING TRUMP: "Of course I didn't want to participate in the meeting. Nor do I think we should [meet] before the administration is honest [about working] with local governments." -Santa Fe  N.M.  Mayor Javier Gonzales on "The Story with Martha MacCallum " explaining why he boycotted a meeting with  President Trump  and has pledged to defy the federal government. WATCH
Howard Kurtz: NY Times reporter called  Trump  'racist ' said RNC staffers were 'complicit.'
John Moody: Mayors vs. Trump? That's an easy call.
Fox & Friends  6 a.m. ET: Judge Andrew Napolitano and Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick on the push to release a controversial memo on alleged FISA abuses; Newt Gingrich on the some city mayors boycotting a meeting with President Trump over immigration; students and the organizer of Ben Shapiro's controversial speech at the University of Connecticut speak out.
The Ingraham Angle  10 p.m. ET: Former Mexico President Vicente Fox discusses his new book and differences with  President Trump .
The Fox News Rundown podcast: Special Counsel Robert Mueller is looking to question  President Trump  in his broad investigation on Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election. Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano weighs in. On Oct. 1  2017  almost four months ago  58 people were killed and hundreds more injured when Stephen Paddock opened fire on the crowd at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas. This week  the nationâs largest gun show is taking place just down the road  and this has sparked mixed reaction. Plus  commentary by John Stossel.
The Justice Department has started recovering missing texts shared between two allegedly anti-Trump FBI agents  Fox News' Sean Hannity reports
  [TGT] says   [TGT]  's 'looking forward' to answering questions under oath in Robert Mueller's Russia probe as Fox News learns that the special counsel's team has interviewed more than 20 White House aides
 Trump  is set to arrive at the World Economic Forum in Davos  Switzerland and push an 'America First'agenda that encourages global cooperation
THE LEAD STORY - 'HANNITY' EXCLUSIVE - 'MISSING' FBI TEXTS FOUND?: The Justice Department has started recovering some of the missing texts between two FBI officials under scrutiny for alleged  [TGT]  views  Fox News' Sean Hannity reported on Wednesday's "Hannity " citing DOJ sources ... 50 000 missing text messages between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page over a five-month period have been at the center of controversy on Capitol Hill since the DOJ notified congressional committees that there was a gap in records between Dec. 14  2016  and May 17  2017. Strzok and Page - and the integrity of the FBI - have been under the microscope after it was revealed that the two former members of Robert Mueller's team exchanged a series of anti-Trump texts during the presidential campaign.
'THERE'S NO COLLUSION ... THERE'S NO OBSTRUCTION  WHATSOEVER':   [TGT] said Wednesday   [TGT]  's "looking forward" to answering questions under oath in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation on alleged Russia collusion in the 2016 presidential election. However  it remained unclear whether  the president  would agree to an interview by Mueller's team ... Meanwhile  more than 20 White House personnel have voluntarily given interviews to Mueller's investigators  Fox News has learned exclusively. A personal attorney for  [TGT] also said the White House turned over more than 20 000 pages of records to investigators  calling the level of cooperation and transparency "unprecedented."
'AMERICA FIRST' DOESN'T MEAN 'AMERICA ALONE':   [TGT] is ready to play salesman at the World Economic Forum in Davos  Switzerland  making the case that   [TGT]   "America First" agenda can go hand-in-hand with global cooperation ...   [TGT] is set to arrive in Davos on Thursday to declare that the United States is open for business. But  the president 's attendance at the annual gathering for free-trade-loving political and business elites has raised eyebrows.   [TGT]   decision to sign new tariffs boosting American manufacturers this week has prompted fresh concerns about   [TGT]   nationalist tendencies.
BOYCOTTING TRUMP: "Of course I didn't want to participate in the meeting. Nor do I think we should [meet] before the administration is honest [about working] with local governments." -Santa Fe  N.M.  Mayor Javier Gonzales on "The Story with Martha MacCallum " explaining why he boycotted a meeting with  [TGT] and has pledged to defy the federal government. WATCH
Howard Kurtz: NY Times reporter called   [TGT]   'racist ' said RNC staffers were 'complicit.'
John Moody: Mayors vs.  [TGT] ? That's an easy call.
Fox & Friends  6 a.m. ET: Judge Andrew Napolitano and Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick on the push to release a controversial memo on alleged FISA abuses; Newt Gingrich on the some city mayors boycotting a meeting with  [TGT]  over immigration; students and the organizer of Ben Shapiro's controversial speech at the University of Connecticut speak out.
The Ingraham Angle  10 p.m. ET: Former Mexico President Vicente Fox discusses his new book and differences with  [TGT]  .
The Fox News Rundown podcast: Special Counsel Robert Mueller is looking to question   [TGT] in his broad investigation on Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election. Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano weighs in. On Oct. 1  2017  almost four months ago  58 people were killed and hundreds more injured when Stephen Paddock opened fire on the crowd at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas. This week  the nationâs largest gun show is taking place just down the road  and this has sparked mixed reaction. Plus  commentary by John Stossel.