the grand cyclops of the ku klux klan. >> laura: i love it when you have people screaming "cease-fire," after comments. >> you know why this is happening trump got 6% of the vote last time. >> laura: josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania came out to save william penn statute. speaking of pennsylvania so those lefties will get william penn taken down. but he goes to valley forge talking about george washington. they are citing valley forge to george washington? >> that is as close to the civil rights. >> we have to get rebecca and all of our kids to watch the next award show. >> the oscars are coming and maybe i will go to the red carpet. >> laura: i think that is a great idea. helen mirren loves -- that is it for us tonight. set >> carley: all eyes are on iowa.

nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy and ron desantis will hold events today. we are just six days from the iowa caucuses, which will kickoff the presidential election cycle. >> todd: former president donald trump will be in a washington, d.c. courtroom asking a judge for immunity in his federal election case. you're watching "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. welcome back, partner. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. brooke singman has the latest on the court drama. hi, alex. >> alexandria: a president cannot be charged with acting within his or her acting duty. if absolute immunity is granted,

it would allow for presidents to commit crime. former president trump made this statement on truth social. if i don't get immunity, crooked joe biden doesn't get immunity. with millions that went into his pocket, joe would be right for indictment. by weaponizing political poen p pon, me, joe biden opened a pandora's box. in december the supreme court declined to fast track trump's immunity request. last week the former president's lawyers asked to hold jack smith ands had team in contempt of court for continuing to file motion while appeals have paused

this case. there has been a twist in the georgia interference case. a co-defendant is accusing fani willis of having inappropriate relationship with a top prosecutor. nathan wade has been paid $ $654,000 in legal fees. he paid for extraf grant vacations with willis. this will take place in oral arguments, expected to start 9:30 and the former president is expected to arrive shortly before that. >> carley: also a lot in iowa. florida governor and presidential candidate ron desantis gearing up for his fox

news town hall tonight. he will respond to nikki haley who ripped into desantis and former president trump. >> desantis is desperate, he's lying because he is losing. you don't deserve to win. what i saw with president trump, he was good at breaking things, now we need somebody to fix them. >> carley: clear politics has haley behind both. desantis comes in at 18.6% and haley notching 16%. watch fox news 6 p.m. tonight for our town hall with desantis and 9:00 tomorrow with former president trump. >> todd: fox weather alert.

49 states under storm warnings today. this storm packing potential for blizzard conditions. take a look, this is washington state yesterday, snow blankets roads and cars. >> carley: ripping through homes and businesses. in south louisiana. janice dean has more on the fox weather forecast. >> janice: i don't usually send weather notes to the staff, i did this morning. i'm concerned that people won't pay attention because this storm doesn't have a name, but will bring conditions like a nor'easter. wind 60 to 70 mile per hour and heavy rainfall and snow melt north of new york city will melt as rain comes down and major

flooding concerns. we have this storm system cranked up acrosslet the plate states and warnings for mobile, alabama and crossing the florida panhandle. confirmed tornado weather spotted tornado on the ground in and around mobile area. severe weather threat will continue for the panhandle of florida toward the mid-atlantic and southeast today. we could have a tornado outbreak and heavy rainfall and strong wind. blizzard side of this storm will bring a foot or more of snow and strong wind condition bringing blowing snow. travel will be impossible in some areas. that area of low pressure moving toward great lakes and bring in this moisture from the atlantic,

happ happening over night tonight. there will be widespread power outages in the next 24 hours for east coast and north. snowfall potential eight to 12 inches. flash flood threat for eastern u.s., big deal. all huge cities from d.c. toward boston, this is very likely and going to come overnight tonight. this afternoon, this evening, overnight, if traveling, be prepared, there will be road closures and widespread power outages and rapid snow melt. moderate to major flooding in some areas from d.c. up toward north of new york city. again, cannot stress this enough, big cities, i-95

corridor, will be impacted overnight tonight, you will have problems if you are traveling. i'm concerned for a morning staff and blizzard potential for plain state and severe threat for the southeast. busy day today, please pay attention to the local forecast. >> todd: we have a happy host today, carley shimkus. this is the reason why. to college football. michigan has been crowned national champions after taking down that guy and the washington huskies. dominating the game after getting off to a fast start. >> edwards into the back and got the football. and edwards to the end zone. michigan flexing immediately. >> todd: dead to right and bounced out for a 41-yard score.

that was edwards and he got another td later on. this happening on the way to michigan obtaining college football's top prize. >> conquering heroes, victors valiant, michigan national champions. >> todd: blake corum two touchdowns, michigan beats washington for first national title since 1997. they were partying like it was 1999, to prince. fans flood street with michigan maze and blue. there were fires around ann arbor. coach jim harbaugh was asked about rumors about an n.f.l.

gig. >> i just want to enjoy this. i hope you give me that. can a guy have that? does it always have to be what is next? what is the future? >> carley: great response. live in the moment. my husband got gigantic die-hard michigan fan. they won and he is like, jim harbaugh can do whatever he wants. he declared this the best sports moment of his life. >> todd: your husband or jim harbaugh? >> carley: yeah, my husband, i'm sure this is jim's greatest moment, too. >> todd: your husband is beyond a big fan. when you got a chance to cover the big ten. huge for him. he loved that.

you have had amazing experiences going to games. carol last nights in his joy, he was like, michigan is why brock was born. where are you going with this? he traced back how we met to michigan which led him to go to new jersey to play football there. and to get to new york. he is incredibly happy and traced michigan to brock's birth last night. he will wake up happy today. >> todd: your husband with todd piro logic. concerning for you on any level. >> carley: okay, i gave it to him. >> todd: full year since the east the palestine train disaster. >> carley: it has inspired one man to run for congress and he

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>> president biden: we will be implementing -- and i will be -- >> as the president said, he will go to east palestine. i do not have travel plans at the time. the president will travel to

east palestine. don't have a time or date to preview at this time. >> president biden: i have not had the occasion to go to palestine, there is a lot going on. >> carley: it has been nearly one year since the train derailment in east palestine. president biden has yet to show up. dr. rick chi has decided to run for congress because of the response to this. can you update what it is like in east palestine from the streams and creeked impacted to businesses shut down? what is it like in your town? >> i've been documenting the creeks for 11 months now. i thought it was important i go down on christmas morning.

highly contaminated. this is first time in the park where children play, i had a shovel with me, i took dry dirt and threw in the creek and chemicals came off the dry dirt. >> carley: do you see anybody from the epa in east palestine? >> we do, yes. >> carley: what do you think of their respond? they said creeks and streets were safe and you are saying you are still seeing kemm cals. that water doesn't look clean. >> i can't see your images, but that is probably what i took. i sent the tests to labs and they came back with chemicals. you don't want your children playing in or near the creeks,

you don't want to ingest or touch that. >> carley: it is good you see members of the epa there and hope they can get this sorted out. we did play audio of president biden saying he would go to east palestine. he still has not visited your town. what is your message to him one year later? >> we have not had one penny of assi assistance and the president has never come here. i decided three weeks ago, i got home and my wife said you need to run for bill johnson's seat. district six, if you are tired of corruption, elect me march 19th. i'm mad at hell. march on march 19th and vote

rick tsai. president trump, i'm calling out to you we will give this country more tds, trump and tsai de deragement syndrome. >> carley: you feel like east palestine has been abandoned and are doing something about it. we appreciate the update. lloyd austin is still in the hospital and no word from the white house on when our defense secretary will be back to work. >> todd: one house republican says austin needs to be impeached. we're live with the latest.

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fallout continues around his secret health troubles. >> carley: brooke singman has more. >> brooke: defense secretary lloyd austin failed to disclose his hospital stay. john kirby says the defense secretary is not going anywhere. listen. >> i want to put a fork in my answer to you. there is no plans for anything other than for secretary austin to stay in the job and continue in leadership has he been demonstrating. >> carley: missouri senator josh hawley takes bigger issue with the matter. >> is there anybody running this government? i'm laughing, it is not funny. the idea he does not tell anybody he is ill or was, we need to know the situation, what was the procedure, what is his condition now? serious stuff.

>> brooke: rosendale agrees. secretary austin violated his oath of office time and time again and jeopardized the lives of the american peep elt. impeach him to protect the american people. he will file articles of impeach ment against austin later today. >> carley: white house investigating protocol is most white house thing i have ever heard. >> todd: i'm sick, i'll be out for a while, thanks. >> carley: a lot going on with national security, antony blinken is in tel aviv this hour. >> todd: trey yingst has the latest. trey. >> trey: u.s. secretary of state antony blinken will have

meetings as the country braces for difficult days ahead. america's top diplomat is meeting with israel's war cabinet, families of hostages held in gaza. they will discuss the day after the war. yesterday after meeting with sole soleimani, we condemn the houthi attack in the red sea which has diverted 20% of global shipping. the regional concern comes as israelis have months of fighting ahead inside gaza. israeli military announced death of four soldiers overnight bringing total to 185 since it is ground operation began. hamas is fighting below and

above ground, launching rockets yesterday into central israel. reports this morning indicate a targeted strike in southern lebanon, taking out a drone unit after a new attack in northern israel. >> todd: trey yingst, thank you. house oversight committee will hold a hearing on ufo's this week to brief lawmakers on the crash retrieval. an exdefense official joins me now. do you expect lawmakers to learn anything new in this hearing? >> good morning, that is the million-dollar question. i would temper my expectations. this is the oversight committee

and gets into congressional nuance here. intelligence committee can get territorial. i wouldn't hold my breath about this briefing. broader picture is extraordinary. >> todd: this briefing is classified. the 64,000 dollar question, a common person, when does the public find out truth of what is out there? >> that again is the $2 million question. the short answer is more whistleblowers could come forward and that is what some individuals who are familiar with this story have called catastrophic disclosure, a concept whereby explosive information about ufo retrieval and reverse engineering program

comes out and there is no control over that. there is legislation sponsored by chuck schumer and mike brown, republican of south dakota, with several co-sponsors who set up a framework whereby the information that the government has would be released to the public in a judicious manner and that legislation was killed by the house. that is an interesting story. we could have more elections. it is fairly unlikely the biden administration will open ki moano on the programs, that is another possibility. third possibility is congress gets serious and.

>> todd: this is bipartisan. who does not want this information out there and why? >> so if programs are in facts, they do exist, alleged legal ufo-retrieval programs do exist, they have been operating illegally. anybody who is part of an illegal program not reported to congress as required by the law, has no incentive to come forward and the discussion, some whistleblowers said they are under threat of death or imprisonment if they talk about this. there are incentives not to come forward and something has to give like another whistleblower or congressional legislation for this to come out. >> todd: we want answers and they are not giving it, that

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>> todd: at least 21 people hurt after massive explosion rocked a hotel in fort worth, texas. investigators are searching. it is believed to be a gas election in the basement. extensive damage. it is amazing only 21 people were hurt and no deaths. >> carley: a chicago business owner armed and ready to respond when thieves attempted to break into her store for the second time in less than a week. she fired her gun and sent them running. masked men were seen clearing out her register on new year's eve. vanessa harris saw a group of guys break in, steal a bunch of stuff.

she walks in because she is concealed carry license and one of them shoots at her, she shoots back and sends them running. she says the same group broke into her store the day before and the day before that, somebody tried to steal her car. >> todd: i will use they, they governmental they, don't want you to defend yourself. what other choice do you have? this is the society that the left is setting up. they defund the police so there are not enough police around to keep this from happening. they are making cities unsafe with no bail policy. you need to defend yourself, what they do, they limit your second amendment rights.

what about people who cannot get one. it is like they want you to be a victim and that makes no sense. >> carley: i'm sure she took the steps to get a conceal carry permit to protect her store, business and her livelihood. she called this traumatizing and says it is sad, i did not want the story to get out there, it is devastating to protect my business and myself and she says the people doing this are kids themselves and it is a sad situation. in chicago, recent statistics, in 2022, there were 29% fewer crime and troubling spike in violent crime, thefts rose to highest level in decade and homicides at a near peak.

>> todd: for chicago, cut is paste that to new york, l.a., philly, big liberal cities are seeing this and it is a huge issue. kudos for defending herself. >> carley: she is a hero and her story is out and it sends a message to others who may think of doing something in her store. she will protect her business. and mayorkas just made a major admission to border agents about number of illegal immigrants being released into the country. >> todd: remember this? >> who doesn't love a yellow school bus? raise your hand. >> todd: it wasn't just word salad, we're learning how much kamala harris really, really loves yellow school buses because she is spending your tax dollars on them. wait until you hear this.

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say they found loose parts on boeing 737 max 9 jets. a panel ripped off the side of a plane mid-flight. cheryl casone is here with more. hi, cheryl. >> cheryl: this story continues. united and american airlines finding loose parts after last we week's -- united has 79 of them. united saying since we began inspection on saturday, we found installation issues in the door plug. bolts that need tightening. this will be remied to return the aircraft to service. watch. >> we have not yet recovered the

four bolts that restrain it from the vertical movement and we have not determined if they existed there. that will be determined when we take the plug to our lab in washington, d.c. >> cheryl: add a piece of the plane landed in somebody's yard and that has been recovered. the company has 4000 orders to fill of this plane. it is max eight, not nine, which makes up bulk of the orders. there are questions why alaska left that plane in service despite pulling it from the hawaii route in prior days. i think i mentioned yesterday, this is where alaska will have to do answering of questions to investigators. >> carley: this could have been so much worse. imagine if the plane was at 30,000 feet? the door was found in somebody's

backyard, that could have killed somebody, too. bullets dodged here and questions need to be answered. there is this. remember when kamala harris said she loves school buses. now there is an update on that. >> cheryl: she really, really loves school buses. planning to spend billion dollars on school buses. schools can buy electric or low emission buses. vice president announcing that funding move, watch. >> our electric school bus program, it will be in urban and tribal communities, in all 50 states to reduce greenhouse gas emission. >> cheryl: the vice president has a soft spot for school buses, despite the price tag. >> love a yellow school bus. raise your hand if you love a

yellow school bus, right? there is something about -- and most of us, many went to school on the yellow school bus and it is part of our experience growing up. >> cheryl: funding comes from 2021 infrastructure bill. i made this point before, when you have inflation where it is and debates about spending in washington, you can allocate something, do you have to spend it? not my lane, just a question. >> carley: one billion to get rid of gas school us abouts, this waste makes taxpayers infuriated. >> todd: sources say dhs secretary mayorkas told border patrol agents 85%, a whopping number, of migrants are released into the u.s. and mayorkas shared the stat after he was

asked about a comment he made last week. >> would it surprise you to hear cbp sources say they release 70% of migrants crossing everyday and sometimes higher than 70%, would that surprise you? >> it would not surprise me at all, i know the data and when individuals are released, they are released into immigration enforcement proceedings. >> todd: john james just visited last week. great to have you. i'm no math major and i understand math rules have changed. when i was in school, 85 is more than 70, did mayorkas lie to bret baier? >> absolutely. since joe biden took office, there are millions of illegal

immigrants released into the u.s., we take their name, origin, date of birth. we don't know these people. it is not just people from mexico, they are from all over the world and right now with our open border and with wars in the middle east, everyday in america is october 6 for israel and america. everyday is september 10 in america with open border. >> todd: i don't think we can begin to fathom consequences of what 85% of migrantings in our country. we don't know what they are doing here. we can't fathom that. as military guy, get your thoughts on this. john kirby says president biden has no plan to dismiss lloyd austin after his secret hospitalization. secretary of defense going awol

is no big deal for this white house, what would happen to you if you went awol? >> you learn, lloyd austin and i are west point graduates. guard everything and only quit my post when properly relieved. it is a major issue that lloyd austin was absent without lead. i am concerned about health of the sixth in line to the p presidency. get this administration focused on this war. we need to are focus on what it will take to keep this nation safe. >> todd: i'm worried about the chain of command. chain of command is importants, who issic maing orders like when austin is absent? >> we need healthy people keeping our nation safe and this raises questions about type ofd

biden is running. this is a failure. >> todd: you did grad work at university of michigan, how happy are you today? >> go, blue. go team 144, god bless you. seniors stayed back to finish the job and got it done last night. this is greatest team in human history and they got the job done. >> todd: i will not ask you what you want to say to michigan state spartan fans this morning. keep it classy. have a great day, sir. over to you. >> carley: great way to end that segment. did you hear this, michelle obama says she is terrified about the 2024 election. tomi lahren is on deck to respond to fears she just revealed. lawrence jones is live at the border in eagle pass, texas, with a look at what is coming up

on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: welcome back, it is good to see you. big show on "fox and friends." we'll break down the presidential candidate as fox news prepares for town hall in iowa. live from the southern border. had the opportunity to go by boat on a ride-along. here is a little bit of that. >> it is all about money. to organizations and gangs, cartels, those people crossing are just money. they are not people, they are a hot commodity. people from new york, california, florida, coming in to smuggle because you can make money doing it. we do see a lot of people being recruited down here. >> lawrence: human trafficking in the state of texas. we talked about that. everyone saw the live look yesterday as an illegal migrant jumped the fence in the middle

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>> todd: six count them six days out in the iowa caucuses and nikki haley says she wants donald trump on all state ballots because she thinks she can beat him either way. >> no. he shouldn't be taken off the ballot and the supreme court needs to rule quickly before other states start to do this. this is one of those don't open a door if you don't want to see what happens. this is a door we don't need to open. i will defeat president trump fair and square. i don't need anybody throwing him off the ballot to do it. if they can do this to him, they will do it to someone else. we can't have others saying i don't think he should be on the ballot. i think americans can decide on their own whether they want him to be on the ballot or not. >> carley: outkick host tomi lahren joins us now. what are the other points nikki made last night when it comes to

general election matchup she according to poll something a stronger candidate than donald trump meaning in a head-to-head matchup she beats biden by double digits far more than any of the other candidates. do you think that resonates with voters? >> no. i don't think it does. listen, nikki haley has been rising in the polls as the three of us have discussed many times. simply because, up until maybe a week ago, donald trump really didn't turn the canons on nikki haley. he was far more concerned with ron desantis, has been far more concerned with ron desantis for the last year plus. really hasn't taken a shot at any of the other candidates beyond ron desantis. well, now you see nikki haley creeping up in some national polls, especially in new hampshire so donald trump has turned his canons and target on nikki haley swa. so i think you will see the fall of nikki haley very soon. but, you know, she has given the never trumpers or the rh ryan rs a place to go.

people don't like donald trump don't want to vote for donald trump but still doesn't want to vote for joe biden a place to land. that's why you see her creeping up in national polls. if this was mccain romneys of yesteryear, maybe she would have chance. unfortunately, that's not where we are now. unfortunately little for nikki haley that's not where we are now. we are still very much maga republicans, america first, so i think you're going to see maybe a slight bump for nikki haley going into iowa and new hampshire but after that you will see her trickle out and pretty quickly. >> todd: chris sununu says haley's momentum is so strong that nikki haley is going to win new hampshire. one tomi lahren disagrees. we will see. joe biden has been struggling with support from black voters. south carolina black voter telling nbc news quote because biden was barack obama's vice president i think he got a lot of benefit from it. there is some barack obama holdovers in his administration running the barack obama playbook. and that's what's hurting biden. biden needs to get his own

playbook tomi, when you pour billions of dollars overseas instead of putting that money into black communities and when you give billions of dollars to illegals instead of focusing on black citizens, black americans, what else should you expect? >> carley: yeah, again, in 2020 you saw a bump for joe biden because did he select kamala harris as his running mate. also because barack and michelle obama seem to be behind joe biden in 2020. you don't see that same support heading into 2024. have you seen barack and will michelle obama quiet about support. saying trump can't be reelected. imprisonmently they are concerned that trump would be reelected and democracy and the future of our country. you haven't really seen the two of them put their names behind joe biden like you saw in 2020. this is going to be crucial. this going to be very hard for joe biden. because, without the support of the obamas, not only do you chip

away at the black vote, but you chip away at a lot of those democrat voters who still really like the obamas but really do not like joe biden. so, i think it's important to watch and pay attention to how the obamas evolve in the next couple of weeks, couple of months. northwesterly several months because that to me is going to indicate whether they throw their support maybe around another candidate. maybe michelle, maybe gavin newsom. wait and watch. >> carley: june 2021, president biden had 87% approval among black voters. that's down to 62% approval december of 2023. that's a 25% decrease, that number is going in the wrong direction if you're in the biden camp. tomi, got to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. have great day. we appreciate it. >> thank you guys. >> todd: great to be back with you. core core great to come back after a week off. >> todd: what it is like when your team wins? >> carley: i'm experiencing it right now. "fox & friends" starts right