>> ainsley: go, brian, you've got it. do one hand. okay, brian. marie said she'll try it. we'll add it to your bucket list. >> brian: tell us how it's going. >> steve: marie, thank you. madison square garden. we love you guys. >> these numbers are historic.

there are eight rose bowls full of illegal immigrants that came across the border just since october 1st, mr. secretary. >> bret, the numbers are historic. the numbers are extraordinarily large. this is something that is not specific to the united states southern border. >> bret: but you think it is a crisis now? >> bret, it is a challenge that we have been addressing vigorously with all the tools and resources we have been provided. >> bill: a challenge, not a crisis. his hands are tied, don't blame us. those were the answers from secretary mayorkas saying there is nothing more he can do on the border. illegal migrants totally unchecked one after the other. good morning, it's friday. you've almost made it. 9:00 a.m. in new york. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: can i say one thing

about that interview? peter and i watched it last night. peter is from europe. when mayorkas mayorkas said this is not a problem not unique to america. he is talking about the scope and scale. it is so different in america. these illegal crossings are reaching record levels under president biden. it made every town a border town including new york city. >> bill: we've seen it for some time. the crisis has prompted the mayor of new york, eric adams, to actually sue more than a dozen bus companies for bringing in migrants from texas. he is looking to recoup more than $7 hundred million the city is spending on housing. governor greg abbott out of texas calls the suit baseless. >> dana: abbott has sent more than 90,000 migrants to sanctuary cities. just this week human smugglers led officers on a high speed chase. the dangerous trend that has become all too common.

>> bill: we'll get reaction from kinney county sheriff in texas. casey stiegel reports in eagle pass today. but let's start with peter doocy at the white house with reaction to an interview that might be a preview of more to come maybe midweek next week. peter, good morning there. hello. >> big time. the line of the week at the white house continues to be they can fix the border, they just need more money. >> the president has submitted a supplemental funding request to congress for more border patrol agents, for more technology, for more immigration judges, for more detention capacity. we are seeking to enforce the laws that congress has passed. until they fix those broken laws that haven't been reformed in more than 30 years. >> but within the last hour speaker johnson's office tells us the president's supplemental request is little more than

misdirection and false advertising that would do little to secure the border. of the $14 billion request just over 2.3 billion would actually go to border patrol operations. of that funding, much of it falls within the parameters of managing crisis, processing tents, consumables that have little to do with actual border security. white house officials are claiming nothing has happened recently because of the calendar congress drew up for themselves. >> they left in mid- december. who was left to continue to have the conversation as it relates to the border was the senate. and we're having conversations with both republicans and democrats in the senate. >> we're told the conversations do not include the president himself. he will have his first event of the week today. it is friday. so time for a policy event. it is going to be warning about the dangers a second trump term

poses to american democracy. >> bill: back to pennsylvania he rides again and again. thank you, peter, preview of the election in november. >> dana: migrant crisis is overwhelming people along the border. look at this exclusive new video. smugglers bringing migrants into the u.s. through a breach in the wall and pulling out cameras to record their making it through in lukeville, arizona where we find senior correspondent casey stiegel. one of the things that a reporter from mexico said is they take the selfie to show family back home that they made it safe life across and it is encouraging others to make the trip. >> that's right. it's essentially proof that they've gotten their cargo across into the united states. as we prepare now to close out the first full week of a brand-new calendar year, things are still pretty slow right here in eagle pass, which is part of the del rio sector for the time being. a very different story, as you

were just saying, over in arizona. the tucson sector, lukeville, arizona is the city where you see in in exclusive video shot by fox a stream of migrants yesterday evening coming through a hole that had been cut in the steel border wall by smugglers. in fact, as the long line of migrants illegally made its way through, you can actually see at one point one of the cartel members briefly popped through the fence, clapping at the migrants to keep them moving and also shooting video on his cell phone. you can see the flashlight turned on. most likely gathering proof that his delivery had been made. meantime back here in texas this week dps releasing brand-new video of a high speed chase in web county where two juveniles led troopers on a high speed chase on wednesday. they used a pit maneuver to stop the vehicle where they essentially ram the car.

five migrants were discovered inside. everybody taken into custody. finally in el paso, agents apprehended a migrant who had been convicted of murder in columbia back in 2015. he had been arrested by u.s. agents and will be prosecuted for illegal entry and deported. that according to the u.s. border patrol chief. so once again, no rest for the weary for those out here on the front lines of this crisis. dana. >> dana: thank you, casey stiegel live in eagle pass. >> bill: let's bring there the kinney county sheriff. looking at your location you're south of del rio, west of uvalde. your area is largely rule. you have seen the crisis firsthand. our mayor in new york is suing for a lot of money, okay? what has this cost you and your people? >> good morning. it's costing me a fortune here. thank god for governor abbott

giving us additional couple million dollars to kinney county to handle the overtime and extra equipment to fight this because the federal government won't. >> dana: what about something that we talked about a little earlier and that is the other crimes that surround this. for example, the high-speed chases that put people in danger. how are you dealing with that as a sheriff especially when it is putting your citizens, taxpayers at risk? >> well, last year alone from january 1st to december 31st i've got six full-time deputies. those guys were involved in over 260 high speed pursuits just for that year. >> bill: six guys, 260. >> that's almost one a day. my residents have to be -- >> bill: how did the high speed chases turn out? what happened at the end? >> we caught 90% of them. a few times we've been outrun but it puts my school at risk.

our school sits on the main corridor through town and residents at risk keep an eye on the rearview mirror at all times so they don't get pushed off the road by the smugglers. >> dana: last night mayorkas was on with bret baier. it was frustrating to watch. mayorkas insists the border is closed, they're do what they can. a challenge, not a crisis and just because they need more money and then all of a sudden as if mayorkas will wave a magic wand. say congress gave him a ton more money, what would change if there is no policy change? >> nothing would change. there is one man that i know for sure that can stop this and he is the chief of the border patrol. i've known chief owens for a while. he has the knowledge and capability. they won't let him do his job. >> dana: what are they preventing him from doing if you picked your top two or three things. >> the authority to prosecute

them for illegal entry and file expedited removals on these people coming across illegally. we did it before and it worked. >> bill: this has gone round and round for the past three years. would you expect anything to change before november, if even then? >> i expect it to get worse before november. if trump is reelected as president i guarantee from the election from the time of his election we'll see a tsunami. >> dana: as a sheriff it must burn you up because of the coyotes. they have full operational control of the border. the southern border is going to suffer. >> bill: you're not entirely defenseless but close to it. thank you for your time today.

kinney county, texas, he is dealing with this every day. the video going through the wall again. we went to yuma about a year ago it was a big topic how cartels can cut holes in the wall in the middle of the night. so the idea was 2019, 2020 was to station large light poles with cameras underneath each light and they were 50 to 100 yards. all the cameras were installed and lights were installed. the cameras were never turned on after 2020, never used. >> dana: when you look at the video of these people. their lives were probably horrible but they are not political asylum seekers. they are economic migrants and that is not in the cards. it is just not. >> bill: that right there is the smuggler's salute we've seen before with the iphone. we have something across the

river. >> dana: fox news alert of a massive four alarm fire raging in an industrial complex in new jersey. it has consumed several buildings and fire crews struggled when they first responded because multiple hydrants weren't operational. the blaze, a massive fireball and plumes of smoke seen all the way into manhattan. we'll bring you information as the morning gets under way here. >> bill: you watched that earlier today, did you not? another shoe could soon drop in the jeffrey epstein matter. a new batch of documents set to be released any time now that could reveal some very high-profile names. we'll see what's in store when that happens. >> dana: all eyes on iowa with the caucuses approaching. did one of the -- why the gloves are coming off. >> bill: half baked burglary. a bakery in a blue city

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>> bill: new developments in the jeffrey epstein document donald trump. 300 pages of new files released late last night putting more scrutiny on bill clinton. other high profile names in there. what it means we're figuring out. nate foye, what have you got? >> so the new batch of unsealed documents reveal more allegations about jeffrey epstein's connection to the clinton family. not only former president bill clinton his daughter chelsea, as well. lawyers discuss pictures of

epstein maxwell at chelsea's wedding. bill clinton is again mentioned in a separate document. she wrote to daily mail writer in an email going public with her story she mentions "vanity fair" and a planned article about epstein writing it does concern me what they want to write about me considering that b clinton walked into vf and threatened them not to write sex trafficking article about his good friend, je, jeffrey epstein. clinton spokesperson points fox to a telegraph article that says there is no evidence to support that claim and that "vanity fair"'s former editor denied it. attorney alan dershowitz is accused of having sex with an underage girl and referenced in

an email. don't forget alan dershowitz. j.e.'s buddy and lawyer, good name for your pitch. we all suspect alan is a pedo. though no proof of that you probably met him when he was hanging put with je. dershowitz said he has nothing to hide and he believes there are smoking guns that are not being released. we'll see if that happens today. 59 documents are now unsealed. the woman's lawyers say 180 more are coming and could take until monday until they're all released. >> bill: you will have a weekend. thank you, nate, nice to see you. >> we have an opportunity to get this right. and i know we'll get it right. i trust you. i trust every single one of you. you know how to do this. you know iowa starts it and you know that you correct it. >> dana: nikki haley stirring up

a little controversy with those comments during a town hall event last night in new hampshire. ron desantis wasted no time in calling her remarks an insult to iowa. >> i think it's a slap in the face to iowans to say they need to be correct. almost as if she is acknowledging she is not going to do well here and blaming the voters. >> dana: cliff young is a president of public affairs and j josh -- nikki haley made clarifying remarks. >> if i didn't love iowa i wouldn't keep coming to iowa. if we'll have fun i'll probably say something funny tomorrow about south carolina or new hampshire. it's the way to not make everything so serious. >> dana: kim reynolds didn't think it was funny. i trust iowans to make their own decisions no corrections needed. is this a tempest in a tea pop? we know what happens in

presidential primaries between iowa and new hampshire. >> look, it was a small flub but it overlooks the reality that nikki haley is doing quite well in iowa and has a real chance to overtake florida governor ron desantis in the state. that's the big battle for this presidential campaign. for her to do well she needs to beat desantis in iowa and more favorable turf in the new hampshire primary where moderates and independents can participate. look, that was a mistake. you never want to diss a state you are competing in. the fox polls, it is a dead heat for second place. desantis 18%, haley 16%. it is a real contest and why you see the punches fly. >> dana: cliff, how do you see it? >> much adieu about nothing. the insider baseball noise that voters don't like. they are worried about real

things like immigration, economy, fixing a broken system. i actually think it goes in a negative way to desantis. one more instance of him being inauthentic. so i just think it is noise and i agree that it's a dead heat right now. >> dana: josh, president trump could make history with some of these numbers if he were to be able to achieve what it looks like in the polls right now. understand caucuses are different. the actual polling day is different. but we're looking at a situation where as you just said there is a battle for second place. the battle for first, i mean, is that over? >> yeah, look, donald trump is the clear favorite. the big question does he get a majority of the vote. polling around 50% in the iowa polling. so he is a dominant frontrunner in iowa. nikki haley has a real chance to come close to trump in new hampshire and why she made those remarks.

she knows she is much stronger in new hampshire a state where she can make her mark and trump is probably the weakest of all the states in the country is new hampshire. iowa, boy, it would be a real surprise if ron desantis or nikki haley came close to donald trump in the first caucus state. >> dana: thinking about new hampshire there has been more people saying chris christie should drop out so that nikki haley might have a chance of getting closer to donald trump in new hampshire. what's the word on the street? >> when you look at the data specifically, if he were to drop out it doesn't only help nikki haley, it would help trump as well. i don't think his exit would help anyone. i think it would be status quo as we are seeing today. i agree like the numbers are striking at this point in time. trump is clearly the frontrunner. independent of the state you look at. anyone who will exit will help

him at least in part. >> dana: thank you, we finish this week as we get ready to go to iowa and new hampshire ourselves, probably see you there. >> bill: we have three town halls to talk about on the fox news channel starting on monday nikki haley, tuesday ron desantis, wednesday at 9:00 eastern trump is the guest. we're heading to iowa. sunday the 14th from noon to 2:00 and live on monday morning and tuesday morning also. we'll get our share. always great to do the last show of the gig, right, when everybody is tearing down? hemmer and perino are still here. guys, go. >> dana: last time in california there was not even a bottle of water left. but we did a show and did a great show and bring you great shows from iowa as well. looking forward to it. a nearly 700-day long dry spell that could come to an end. a winter storm is expected to

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i guess mayorkas is first out of the gate. how do you see it, aishah? good morning. >> we do know that. we were reporting that all day that mayorkas is set to begin facing impeachment proceedings as early as next week. let's start with the biden family investigations. we have new information about that as well this morning fox is told the oversight committee is going to depose hunter biden's art dealer as early as next week he owns a gallery in new york and displayed hunter's artwork and sold it. investigators will get to question him next probably why in the world he thinks hunter's artwork is worth anything? we can also expect oversight republicans to pursue holding hunter in contempt for defying a congressional subpoena before the holidays. they said they would get right to work on that after the dramatic show on capitol hill last month when hunter showed up

here. the new year means new powers for oversight judiciary and ways and means committees now that house republicans have launched that impeachment inquiry into the president. more to come on that. as you mentioned, bill, the first impeachment proceeding for homeland security mayorkas happens next wednesday after a year-long investigation by homeland security republicans. the secretary last night talking about it. >> if you are impeached, would you step down? >> bret, i lead 260 incredibly dedicated and talented men and women at the department of homeland security. i will continue to lead them in advancing the mission of protecting the american people. >> if you thought two ivy league presidents resigning after a brutal congressional hearing was a lot, bill, republicans say they are just getting started. education committee chairwoman virginia foxx tells fox her committee will expand its probe

to more schools and then also their diversity, equity and inclusion policies. they are going after it. a lot of momentum the house republicans have and busy days ahead when they return next week. >> bill: aishah hosni on the hill. we'll be watching and with you. >> dana: fox news alert on the economy. employers adding 216 jobs in december up from the 175,000 economists expected. the jobless rate is 3.7 pers percent. let's bring in larry kudlow. you will have a white house say look at these numbers. they're great and think the american people don't understand how great the economy is. what are they getting wrong? >> well, if i were they i would, too. actually, under the hood it's a rather soft number. it's a complicated number, by the way. i will bore you with a lot of statistics. there was a big downward revision, the second of the last

three months. the payroll survey was up 216, you are quite right. the household survey, which you get the unemployment rate from, that thing was down 700,000 or -- 676,000. the labor force shrunk by an enormous amount. so participation rates fell. the employment to population rate fell, and almost all the jobs after the downward revision, which was 71,000, so it is 216 minus 71 call it 170,000. again, as we've seen in recent months, it's all government, leisure and healthcare. you don't see anything much in manufacturing. in fact, manufacturing has been flat for over a year. so it's actually you will see the stock market coming back and the bond market coming back. it is not near as strong a number and a lot of the analysts are saying it's a rather soft

number. i hope i got all that out. >> bill: i was watching your colleagues on fox business, participation went down, not a good sign. of the government jobs, when you add 52,000 that's part of the big number here. what does it say about the private sector, larry? >> well, the private sector is pretty much been flat. that's one of the themes of this year. i will have to look, bill, when i get -- catch a breath and i will look at the 12-month changes for all of 2023. but i think what you are going to see is the leader will either be government jobs or leisure jobs. there is nothing wrong with leisure jobs, it shows post covid consumer spending with a lot of credit card borrowing thrown in and healthcare jobs, social services, which are the near cousin to government jobs.

to summarize, i mean, private sector manufacturing has pretty much been soft or flat for the entire year. so that's not a good thing. you have to distinguish -- it's not what anybody wants. you are not really producing. we produce to consume. you are not really producing and that is a problem. i don't think anybody likes that. i think that frankly has something to do with subsidized spending and also very heavy regulations. so, you know, look, the best thing if i were biden and he doesn't call me, by the way, just to clarify, if i were him, the number i would tout average hourly earnings were up 4/ten. they are up 4% for the year. that is above the inflation right for the past couple of

months. so that's a good thing. the trouble for mr. biden is going back for the three years of his presidency, there is an affordability problem. middle class wages adjusted for inflation have fallen. they've fallen by $20 or 5%. that's a long stretch for a decline in real wages. the middle class and the lower incomes have suffered. i call it the affordability crisis. even though inflation has cooled, that's a good thing, prices are still way above where they were three years ago, all right? cpi is up 17%. groceries up 20%, that sort of thing. you look at these job numbers, you have to look at it in that context. you can't look at them in isolation. i think you will see a wall street consensus -- i want to be very fair here -- that the payroll number, the top line

number that dana mentioned is a little misleading because of the downward revisions, point number one. point number two, the household number, small business, has been falling substantially of late. nearly 700,000 decline. and number three, this is a softer number than the headline would suggest. i don't know if that makes any sense at all. >> dana: it does. those revisions are important. good context. larry kudlow, thank you and happy new year. >> bill: thank you, larry. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: like mother, like son. eric coal wins pga tour rookie of the year. accomplishment comes 50 years after his mom did the same in the lpga. the proud mom tweeting this photo with the caption so cool. cole is the second olders winner

of the award at 35. keep it going, family. >> bill: what was the one yesterday. it was the knicks pass out of bounds? that was a good one, too. >> dana: he shanked it into the stands. >> bill: check this out from bret last night. >> is it more than 500,000, more than 1 million, 2 million? >> bret, it is more than -- it is well more than a million per year. >> bill: the border crisis continues to be unchecked. growing number of states now giving free healthcare to migrants who came here illegally. senator big cassidy on whether or not it is fair to you, the taxpayer. also hunter going hollywood? plans to bring the president's son to the big screen. ♪

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that's that. >> dana: check this out. hunter biden may be coming to the big screen. hollywood attorney is financing a documentary about the first son. you might remember morris was dubbed hunter's sugar brother after loaning him millions over the years. the film won't have the scandalous nudity of the laptop videos but will show him painting, raising his son, and navigating criminal investigations. film crew was spotted recording hunter publicly defying a subpoena last month. there is no release date yet. wow. boy, you can't wait to watch that one. >> bill: if you were him, you do this. even though we've been reporting on it a couple years a lot of people don't know about this story. because they haven't paid attention to it. "new york post" had fun. by hook or by crook. the bidens will get paid, the movie. >> dana: that would probably be more entertaining than what they are going to come up with.

we'll see, check it out. >> bill: let's move to this. california. it has now joined the growing number of states giving free health insurance to migrants. medicaid for migrants. some democrats are pushing to expand it in other states. the "new york post" again. an op-ed deeming it lunacy for free health insurance for migrants. senator bill cassidy on the healthcare issue for years. good morning to you. betsy mccoy in the post peace writes. in blue state after blue state democrats are pushing to get migrants taxpayer funded healthcare coverage. a knife in the back for many americans to pay medical bills. in california 760,000 undocumented people. a deficit of $68 billion today. i don't know what the cost will be to the state after that. why would governor newsom do this? >> i'm not sure why he would do it.

medicaid for migrants is a magnet for more people to come to that state illegal. socialism is great until you run out of other people's money to spend. they have a 68 billion deficit and 2 billion with this. that's a low-ball estimate. a magnet for people to come illegally as well as running up state debt. the public policy doesn't make sense to me. >> bill: you have studied this policy and talked about it for years with you. an argument on the other side that a, illegals don't use the healthcare system like we are used to using it ourselves. if you don't care of them it will cost a bigger price tag down the road anyway. what do you say to that? >> a couple of things. i did my medical residency in southern california. they had a hospital for the uninsured at the time. it was loaded with people who we perceived there illegally. we never asked because we will treat them like a doc. i will treat you no matter what.

there was people coming from mexico with a note written in spanish please address this condition. women would come to deliver their babies. they would deliver and return to mexico and all the benefits that go for children would go back with them, aid for the children. they absolutely will receive healthcare. >> bill: one last question here. losing your signal a little bit here. in june new york came that close to doing it here for new york state and they backed away from it. still even today massachusetts, connecticut, rhode island, maine, vermont, illinois, oregon, washington covering migrants in specific age categories. my hunch is on this in certain states this will just become more popular. do you agree? >> well, doing it for children to give children childhood vaccinations can make sense. if you don't vaccinate all children all children may be susceptible to measles.

to do it carte blanche will be a magnet. it is from around the world. not just from latin american but around the world. if you don't get that you don't really understand people. >> bill: senator, one question here on the border, too. some are talking about some optimism about some bipartisan deal in the senate. do you see that happening? >> well, i'm not sure. it will be bipartisan technically. i'm not sure democrats want the deal. something may happen. republicans have been pretty firm on this. administration, you have some priorities, let's secure the southern border. no one thinks the biden administration wants to secure the southern border. i will point out they gave permission to california to give this free healthcare but they are trying to stop governor abbott in texas as he is trying to enforce the border to keep people from coming across. what tells you everything you need to know. republicans are having to drag democrats screaming to this deal. >> bill: "new york times" makes the point this morning some

democrats are putting so much pressure on the white house now, especially the mayors in blue cities, the governors in blue states they might have to give into republicans. that would be something if it happens. senator, thank you. >> they will be giving into the american people, bill. that's what they are doing. giving in to the american people. they should have done that four years ago, three years ago. >> bill: bill cassidy, thank you. >> four shots at the door. i think it was that point it dawned on me it could be riva that was in the bathroom. >> former olympian getting a taste of freedom today after eight years behind bars. what comes next for the blade runner? plus. a mob of looters ransacking a local back re in compton, california. more shocking scenes from the night of rampage next. who triedt more energy in just two weeks.

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>> dana: check it out. former speaker nancy pelosi raking in the big bucks on with a street according to the new analysis of her stock portfolio shows she had a 65% return on investments last year. a big comeback from the year before when her portfolio dropped 20%. net worth is more than $1 hundred million. >> bill: her husband whats a big part in that, too. she could help us out. applications are open at schwab right now. take you to south africa. former olympic runner oscar pistorius is a free man. he served more than eight years in a south african prison for killing his girlfriend on valentine's day 2013. what an international story that was. greg palkot has the story from london. hello to you. >> hello, bill. the blade runner is out of jail and he is still getting a lot of

attention. the now 37-year-old south african double amputee, oscar pist pistorius a role model for a achievement for the disable until he was plunged into infamy on valentine's day when he killed his striking 29-year-old girlfriend and model firing his pistol at point blank range through a door crouching in a bathroom. in the trial he claimed he was mistaken. thought there was an intruder in his home. the prosecution said the shots were fired in jealous anger following a noisy argument. this attracted global media attention including our team's, the world divided whether he was innocent or guilty. in the end he was convicted of murder. his girlfriend's mother said in a statement today there can never be justice if your loved

one is never coming back and no amount of time served will bring riva back. after his release from jail early today it is reported he is at his uncle's house in a suburb of pretoria, south africa to serve out his nearly six year long parole. bill, among the requirements of that parole, oscar pistorius performs community service and attends anger management classes. >> bill: what a story then and what it is today. thank you, greg palkot with that from london today. >> dana: earlier today bill asked me where were you when the story came out? it was 2013 and we were on "the five" and i remember we covered that extensively. >> bill: it tuned the world how accomplished he was and recognized throughout the entire country of south africa and good guy and they were proud of him. >> dana: he served 11 years, different system of justice. want to get yo