♪ ♪ >> lawrence: 7:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" on this thursday, january the 11th. steve. >> steve: we've got lots to talk about, lawrence. hunter biden is back in court

today in california on tax charges after stunning lawmakes by crashing the oversight committee hearing where they were about to vote on whether or not to hold him in contempt. ultimately they did, ainsley. >> ainsley: they did. and now that goes to the full house for a vote. plus, we're going to speak to an atlanta college professor who says he was fired for speaking out after t the inflated his students' grades. >> brian: have you noticed this expensive obsession among tweens? >> there is a bunch of 10-year-olds running around drunk elephant. >> girls that are my daughter's age talk to me like i'm their peer. what do you think of the dior. do you have the drunk elephant and charlotte i'm like you're 14. [laughter] >> bethany frankel children being obsessed with skin care. >> what do you think of the new

dior? >> i cannot believe this. "fox & friends" you can believe. starts now and, remember, to get dressed. we only have two hours left in the show. and make your morning better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> steve: happening today, hunter biden, the son of our current president is expected to make his first court appearance today in california to answer those federal tax charges that you see right there. >> brian: is he facing a judge one day after crashing his own contempt of congress hearing on capitol hill jonathan humidity is live in los angeles with more. hey, jonathan. >> good morning to you guys. it's been a busy week obviously already for the president's son. and that will continue today here at the federal courthouse in downtown los angeles. after hunter biden left that somewhat chaotic hearing on

capitol hill yesterday and flew straight back here to l.a., which is, of course, his home. instead of facing republicans today, he will be across the courtroom from special prosecutor david weiss. it is, of course, david weiss who announced last month those charges against hunter biden nine tax related charges in all including failure to file and pay taxes and assessment. it w will be a far more serious setting today than the circuit like setting that was the result of his surprise appearance on capitol hill yesterday when republicans republicans said hunter biden was afraid to face them because he is defying as we know that subpoena to testify behind closed doors while hunter biden and his supporters said no, it was republicans who were

afraid to hear from the president's son publicly. listen to the exchange here. >> what is hunter biden so afraid of? why can't you show up for a congressional deposition? you're here for a political stunt. this is just a p.r. stunt it to you. >> the only folks that are afraid to hear from the witness with the american people watching are my friends on the other side of the aisle. >> so, in just a few hours' time, hunter biden will be here at this federal courthouse in l.a. for the beginning of the proceedings that present, perhaps, the greatest threat to his continued freedom. 17 years in prison, the potential sentence if is he found guilty on those tax charges. back to you guys. >> steve: jonathan we were just talking you are in los angeles, why are you wearing a star? >> it's a pretty chilly snap we are getting here in l.a. the last few days. i have had to dress up. it's very unusual. i'm hoping the sun comes up and we can get up to a balmy

60 degrees or. so at least i'm not ai aishah hasnie standing in des moines, iowa. >> ainsley: probably nice in l.a. don't you like having a little bit of a mixture? >> yeah. it's a pleasant change. takes me back to my days in london. it's quite nice. >> steve: it's a chilly snap as jonathan hunt just reported. thank you, sir, for joining us live. speaking of hunter biden, out of nowhere so yesterday, they are having an oversight committee hearing about whether or not to hold him in contempt of congress for not showing up and sitting down to a closed door deposition. and so before they actually did the vote, he showed up. >> ainsley: showed up and sat there with his lawyers and what was the point of this? maybe to intimidate them, maybe to say hey, i am willing to come and speak to all of you public hearing five minutes; both sides

helping him. >> steve: plus it's -- abbe lowell. >> behind closed doors it will be leaked. >> steve: selectively leaked. >> brian: transcripts. the oversight committee 25-21 to hold him in contempt. now up to a judge and what the attorney for the whistleblower told me last hour. he said the thing that is good about this for hunter biden's perspective is that a judge will have to say listen, he was willing to come, so how i do actually take the extreme move of holding him in contempt that might have helped him. here's what hurts him. we would have probably rolled the soundbite about this and probably reported it in the news. but cnn and msnbc and all the other outlets would have ignored it. but the minute he walked in with kevin morris, his flamboyant producer who pays all his bills and more. >> steve: lawyer. >> brian: abbe lowell's attorney. it's going to be covered by every network. do you think the president is

happy that his son's tremendous vales are front and center on every network covered on every prime time show even in the post debate analysis i saw on cnn think were talking about hunter biden. >> lawrence: truly unbelievable. nancy mace says white privilege. byron donalds liberal privilege. i don't care what kind of privilege you name it. bee rate yourself in front of congress after denying a subpoena and you don't have to just take my word for it. take the federal judge that even asked his attorney is there any precedent for this deal that you're getting for weapons charge as well as tax evasion so he continued it on in front of capitol hill and people keep saying why do they focus on hunter biden? this should be about joe biden. so hillary vaughn confronted him about it and says do you take -- why are you taking phone calls to your dad during business calls? listen why did you put your dad on speaker phone with your business partners if he had no

involvement in your business. >> do you have a dad? does he call you. >> yes. >> 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? >> steve: she is my favorite reporter on capitol hill. just saying. >> ainsley: he should have said do you talk to your father-in-law? so hillary is married to steve's son. >> steve: indeed. and i accidently did call her yesterday when she was working on capitol hill. i apologized, however. by the way, hillary is going to be with us an hour from right now. it's interesting, the "new york times" says this morning that the president talks to his son every day but was not informed of every legal detail according to people. >> ainsley: not every one of them. >> brian: never financially benefited from his -- the new twist is never financially benefited from his son's business dealings. this is getting worse by the day, believe me. >> ainsley: if the house does vote to hold him in contempt, sorry, steve, it's going to be up to the doj, specifically an attorney for the district of columbia to decide whether to

prosecute. who would that judge be. >> steve: first come down to joe biden's department of justice to decide. >> ainsley: joe biden's department of justice. >> steve: here is the thing, hillary. >> ainsley: ainsley. >> steve: what did i say? >> ainsley: hillary vaughn or hillary clinton? >> steve: hillary vaughn, thank you. unclear at this point on capitol hill if the republicans actually have enough votes to -- if they bring it up for a vote, if it would pass. because, the republican -- the republicans in the house are in such disarray, the speaker of the house is hanging on to his job by a thread. >> ainsley: two votes, right? >> steve: here's the thing. it takes one for a motion to vacate. that's what happened to kevin mccarthy. >> ainsley: please say they are not going to go down that route again. >> brian: they might. chip roy says they might. >> steve: it could happen before february 1st. so the republicans may not have the vote. even though they had the big chaotic circus yesterday. >> ainsley: didn't they change that rule the motion to vacate? >> steve: they didn't.

>> ainsley: this is crazy. why would they do that? in a presidential year. >> brian: make sure they are not in the majority next election. >> steve: they are working on it hard. >> lawrence: especially when you had the opportunity to win on issues like what is happening with the migrants coming to the country and being in other cities. mayor adams is under scrutiny because he allowed these migrants to take over a school over and he is defending his decision. watch. >> you know, i have been doing this for a long time. when you have major crisis. the schools are focal point part of the community asset. if we would have had a major fight taken place on james madison high school we are saying those residents who lost that -- who were displaced from that building should not use a school building? what i saw yesterday at james madison i saw children. that's what i saw. i saw children. and this city is never going to

do anything that is going to put children in harm's way. >> brian: get that you are not going to put children's in harm's way. what about the children that go to that school. what about the children harmed for two years. i saw the video of little kids 7 years old getting on the bus in the middle of the night. i understand that. nobody hates or has any animosity towards them. but, when you are in america, there are rules here. every single day. and but to get to new york city you broke the rules. to be housed in new york city is bending -- is bending logic. makes people want to exit this place because they are spending now up to $12 billion on illegal immigrant accommodations. and then you are knocking kids that have been shut out of school for two years back into zoom, they miss all their sports games. they miss all their events. because illegal immigrants floyd bennett field, the genius governor who said this is a perfect place to put them as if it would never rain and be

windy, now find themselves in a crisis situation. >> steve: well, the key, is there are tens of thousands of migrants in this city that we are sitting in right now right this minute being housed by the government of new york city. didn't the city hall have a plan? i mean, if you are going to put a tent on a runway where it could be exposed to 70 mile-per-hour winds, that's a bad plan. and the mayor has had months to figure out a better plan. the "new york post" today says since joe biden's the chief architect of this crisis, why don't they demand the federal government make some of its new york city space available for emergency shelter? make the feds suffer, not the kids. i put that question to jane lip velicovich who joins us along with daughter july i can't. she had yesterday off it didn't work out the way the mayor made it sound. >> i will be fine.

but it's also a day i could have spent learning inspirational exams around the corner i could have been. >> why does james madison or any other school, for example, have to bear the burden floyd field is vulnerable to all weather conditions. what does that mean that my child's school will be their shelter this winter? the problem is the government seems to prioritize migrant families over their own law abiding tax paying citizens. i feel for the migrant families. i really do northbound example of our government officials not being in touch with the people. i'm asking the president please look at what is going on in our own neighborhoods. in our own city.

most telling thing is why did you pick the school. that park slope armory in the rich area of new york city? why don't you put in the beautiful accommodation unless why? you don't want to make the rich people who probably support your campaign uncomfortable it's for the working class to do it. >> ainsley: one grandmother was out there protesting because her grandchildren were missing school yesterday. i'm absolutely livid. priorities are messed up. other places to put the migrants. it should not be put on taxpayers. our kids are paying the price for this. it is our kids being punished and they have to face not going to school because we have to house people that broke the law to get in here. >> lawrence: that's the real point there we can talk about the school and everything. but this all goes back to the democrats' sanctuary city policy that the immigrants just got back from the border. of the immigrants know about it. the illegal migrants and if you ask them before they even make their way to texas, they will tell you i'm going to houston. they will tell you i'm going to

new york. they will tell you i'm going to los angeles because they know they can -- i'm going to chicago because they know they can get away with it. >> steve: the migrants who show up in our southern border, they have got a laminated card with phone numbers from the cartel that tell them exactly who to call and what to say and that. >> ainsley: how dumb is it to mess with our schools? he would saw what happened in virginia. we saw what happened out on staten island when they tried to put a shelter for illegals in the middle of like four different schools. parents were outraged. that didn't stay long. and now we're seeing this here in brooklyn. like how dumb does our mayor have to be to go and put them in a school? didn't he know this was going to cause outrage? no more of these secret flights in the middle of the night, which i'm actually glad because now there is transparency. >> brian: they are still doing those flights by the way. >> steve: regarding the classes, everybody said okay, it's going to be remote learning. a lot of the teachers didn't log on yesterday. and so there were no classes.

unbelievable. >> ainsley: momma and pappa bears don't mess with the parents because they will speak out. >> steve: hillary, what is coming up. >> ainsley: trump's civil fraud trial in new york heads to closing argument, what we can expect inside the courtroom. >> steve: plus a "fox & friends" exclusive, one georgia professor says he lost his job for refusing to inflate his student's grades. unbelievable. >> lawrence: country music star jelly roll set to testify today on the fentanyl crisis after openings up about his own struggle with addiction right here on "fox & friends." >> i think we all know a he or a she that problem with the battling with the disease of addiction here in america. life has broken a lot of my dreams. i'm also here on "fox & friends" to tell y'all you turn that thing around, baby. >> lawrence: on this busy edition of "fox & friends." that's next. ♪ and i only pray when i ain't got a prayer ♪ so who the hell am i ♪ who the hell am i to expect a

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>> brian: we were wondering, some expecting it, it is true with a fox news alert. according to multiple reports

bill belichick and the new england patriots parting ways. several prominent sports reportingers stepping down as patriots head coach. won six super bowls in his career. 266 wins. 121 losses. i think he has lost more games than anyone else in the nfl but he is also on the cusp of beginning the winningness coach behind done choula. he wanted that record. he clearly wanted to stay. two days ago he said i will give up player personnel decisions in order to stay. two sons on the coaching staff. obviously community 24 seasons. but he is out i do not think he is done as a coach. >> lawrence: he had really come under scrutiny because he got rid of tom brady. >> steve: that was a problem. >> lawrence: tom brady won him the super bowl. >> brian: tom brady left. >> lawrence: belly check did not. talk about relationship with

players. is he just not winning anymore. and there was a moment within the press box with robert kraft where it was reported that robert kraft said to one of the guys that he was in the press box with that this was belichick's final season. >> ainsley: did tom brady help carry bill belichick or it may be the end of his career what do you think? >> steve: team work. >> brian: books written about this forever brady as well as bob kraft and cannot under estimate the impact he has h unbelievable team. belichick, one of the keys they say this will be debated forever. he treated tom brady like everybody else never gave him the super star treatment that let everybody know there is no special rules for anyone. follow brady, really, everything i have done for this franchise. arguably the winningness coach and best quarterback ever should there be other. had a chance to play and next year he went to the super bowl without belichick. he makes the playoffs. this year he doesn't.

this year was a disaster. he evidently is going to be a frontrunner for the san diego charger job excuse me the los angeles charger job. if the cowboys lose to the packers that job will open up. he could move out there. >> lawrence: rumor jerry has always wanted belichick back to the scrutiny. all is forgiven when you are winning. the minute you start losing is when things start taking a different direction. >> ainsley: you can be so loved by your community and then the headlines can be so nasty about you a year later if you start to lose. >> brian: think about the way tom landry left. tom, you haven't won in a while you are out. he was a legend in dallas. they get rid of him and choula, they can get rid of belichick. >> steve: that is actually a strange but perfect transition to our next segment. >> ainsley: i want to see this. how are you going to do this. >> steve: talk about winning cma's best new artist. this guy won three new number one country litcsh in the year

just ended. jelly roll, torn up the charts. >> ainsley: good job, steve. >> steve: thank you very much. i will be here all week. he has been called to capitol hill he is it going to' a today. he is has got the ear of so many people right now. they love his song, you know, i only talk to god when i need a favor, which he sang right here at "fox & friends." but he is going to be talking about the dangers of fentanyl. there he is with wynona in nashville. he knows a lot about nashville. because he -- starting at the metro davidson county jail in nashville, since the time he was 14 years old, he was in and out of prison and rehab and jail and all sorts of stuff. he joined us. it's hard to belief it's been about six months ago to talk a little bit about how important the music is on his journey away problem with drugs. >> i believe there was healing

power with music. music met people where they were at that moment. >> steve: song you just sang she that's about. >> that right there is about my child's mother and my own mother both struggled with drug addiction. it hit really close to home with me. i think we all know a he or a she that problem with battling with the disease of addiction in america. life has broken a lot of my dreams. i'm also here on "fox & friends" to tell y'all you turn that thing around, baby. i'm telling you, man. it ended up working out for me. >> brian: still in touch with people dealing with substance abuse in prison. juvenile delinquents now going to be testifying about fentanyl. the dangers. how he got involved. what makes him susceptible. where do you buy it, where you get it. >> lawrence: so important. the d.e.a. estimates 50% of all the drugs on the market right now have been laced with fentanyl. these are kids that's just trying to experiment. they think that they are maybe getting an oxy or something like that and laced and killing kids. last year i made the decision.

i travel with a med kit when i'm on the road because you never know what is going to happen. i added narcan to my med kit. >> ainsley: that's pretty scary. he grew up in a decently middle class neighborhood. he didn't know one person on his street with a career. everybody did drugs. talks to folks inside the prison. talks about his faith, journey with christ. is he a christian now. i still struggle with some of these issues like sometimes i, you know, maybe want to have a drink or maybe want to do this or that. he is very honest. i think that's refreshing and that's what people love about him. if you watch his concerts there is a documentary on his life that's pretty powerful. if you watch his concerts people are crying because they were also in prison at one point. thinks music helped him get through the stresses and struggle of their lives. >> steve: a lot of people are going to be tuning in because it's jelly roll. your point about when you travel you take narcan now because you never know. >> steve: i think it was two nights ago wasn't it ron desantis during the town hall talked a little bit about how an 1-month-old maybe had been

crawling on -- >> ainsley: we reported on that. >> steve: airbnb floor. they didn't know who was in the airbnb and the baby was on the floor and died. >> lawrence: the pac tip of a pencil that's how much takes to kill one that dose will kill you. >> brian: made in china. weaponizeed in mexico. >> ainsley: and comes through mexico. >> brian: coming up, "fox & friends" exclusive one georgia professor says he lost his job all for refusing to inflate his student's grades. his story is next. lawrence. >> steve: first, donald trump deportation effort amid joe biden's border crisis. >> we have millions and millions of people here. it is not sustainable. we are going to have the largest deportation effort in the history of our country. >> lawrence: our voter panel is next and they are live with

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♪ >> we have chaos now. look as the today with hunter biden going into congress and just sitting down and the bedlam that's been caused. today you have chaos. we have, i think, more with joe biden, he can't put two sentences together and is he representing us on nuclear weapon, putin and xi and all of these very smart people. i think he had very little chaos. most of the democrats caused by the democrats constantly going after me. >> brian: he was responding to the fact that nikki haley says he is the chaos candidate. we're back. that was former president trump, you might have recognized him last night on the fox news town hall over in iowa responding to

concerns that he would cause chaos in the white house if he gets back to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we're back with our esteemed voter panel. he bonded even more green room talking about bell bill check leaving the patriots. let's start with you john. the chaos candidate chaos comes to him. >> maybe he answers both on that. i think he has done some great things is he a lightning rod. and it's interesting, too because he gives a lot of nicknames but no one is giving him any nicknames. so if you like donald, it's delightful donald. if you are not, how about donald we can call him dicey donald because he had a casino. so you have to know there is both sides. >> brian: you could run against him because you have. >> no one gives him a nickname. >> brian: your impression last night. i haven't seen him that relaxed

since he was hosting the apprentice. >> yes. again, to back to what i mentioned earlier, he -- i hope he is thinking about us and winning the election. and his relaxed mood is maybe is he deciding on supporting someone else other than him. that's my read into it. >> brian: sounds like you have concerns. >> i do. i'm a maga trumper, but we need to win an election and where we are today, i still lean towards nikki haley on being our primary candidate. >> brian: nikki haley? >> correct. >> brian: is there something she has done that you have liked? >> she is just the right tenure, temperature a and attitude for e country today. i think she can pull in the other side. i think she can normalize it. >> brian: right. >> get us and head us in the right direction especially on the economy. >> brian: town hall debate i understand you only have one tv

and we are a morning show. in the big picture, do you think the debate was more important than the town hall, programming aside for you to make your decision. >> i think i have already made my decision. i have watched the other town halls during fox during the week you asked if it's over. the other can have a shot. the pollings have been massively wrong the last election cycles. >> brian: who are you going for? >> desantis is my number one. >> brian: has he won you over or when he became the governor again with that election win did he win you over? >> i just watched everything that he did during covid and with the children and putting children and families first. i have a young child. he has young children. i know he is going to be putting young families first in america. >> brian: noah, when the president made news last night when he said i already decided on my running mate. do you think it's too presumptuous to think he won already. >> there are a lot of chips that could fall. >> brian: like what? >> like so many things is he

dealing with a lot of cases in courts. dealing with picking who and you know, what the trajectory of him coming in looks like. there's a lot more cards that needs to be turned over. i think, you know, just reading the polls ahead and the issues at hand also important for him to clearly articulate. there's a lot of things that needs to be coming into the light to make the full decision. >> brian: one thing i picked up on the town hall yesterday went out of his way to say retribution i'm going to be too busy. other thing is i'm not going to be a dictator. i was just having fun with sean hannity. we knew that if you watched the interview. but not if you watched the other networks. >> it's great to be looking forward. i'm always a person who says that it's better to be for something than against something. so i appreciate that sentiment. however, this is a candidate who refuses to have a debate with

the other. >> brian: bothers you? >> absolutely. in an age when free speech is being stifleddance transparency is impossible to come by. it needs to be done through litigation. why does donald trump feel so insecure in his views he is unable and unwilling to debate. >> brian: he says i'm winning by so much. why why i plate wild card game if i won the division. for you the issue is immigration the ripple effect. something can you identify from the headlines. can you explain? >> yeah. new york city students fourth ouforced out of their classroom. >> brian: again. >> for people who don't even know our pledge of allegiance. it's baffling to me. i think i know for a fact that

what happened to the students at james madison high school, i took my specialized high school admissions test so it's a special place for me. >> brian: you know it. >> i know it. it's a place a site of an academic achievement i cherished. to say think years later it would be turned into a makeshift migrant facility again for people who don't pay taxes, who don't know our pledge of allegiance, who don't abide by our laws. >> brian: and the day before anthony fauci said that whole six feet apart that kept us out of schools i don't know where that number came from. and i don't think kids have been hurt by all those two years on the zoom classes. it's astounding those people are in charge. john, show us the inside of your coach. you are a football fan and only one national championship. >> football fan. coach harbaugh. congratulations to our michigan

wolverines on the national title. >> brian: right. he has had that coat for 25 years. it's the first time he has revealed the lining because the first time they have won quite some time. thanks so much. you come back next hour. right? same outfits. actually you are not. can you go home. all right, lawrence, where are you? >> lawrence: i'm upstairs in your little spot. thanks, brian. >> brian: i'm the corner. >> lawrence: atlanta college professor says he was fired for speaking out after the school inflated his students' grades after claiming the class was too hard. students demanded they get easier work leading to an easy a. when he refused to give in. spellman college administrators made the changes anyway and later let kendricks go. he joins us now spellman and

more house universities. it's hard to get in these schools. i was shocked to hear you were being made to alter grades at a top institution. what did they tell you to do? definitely applied pressure to raise grades above what i thought was reasonable. which i thought was totally against what i was supposed to do. because i thought i was responsible for setting academic standards and making sure that the grades and degrees that the school was conferring actually held its value. and represented some level of competence and knowledge. >> lawrence: yeah. you said even with the alternative grades. even with that 44% of the class would still fail. >> yes. why is that? were the student not paying attention in class? did they not gasp what you were

teaching in the course? that they have a different ideology? what was going wrong? >> right. well, i think what was going on is that there was clear incentive problem if the students complain and make a problem and they kind of knew about it probably they knew if they simply pushed and complained that ultimately the administrators would capitulate and raise their grade what happened was clear incentive problem working hard and being motivated and still lead to higher grades. i think that's ultimately the reason why you saw what you saw professor, i'm curious again, those that know spelman know how hard it is to get into spelman, is this something typical at spelman, i know some professors

when i was in college graded on a curve. to say that 44% of the class would still fail is this pervasive at spelman from what have you gathered or no? it could be pervasive in the sense that professors raise grades artificially to make sure students pass and they don't complain and they don't go to the administration. >> lawrence: what is your goal here? do you want to sue the university? do you want your job back? or do you want to move on with your life? >> well, it's -- it's kind of unclear right now, but i'm trying to reflect on that and trying to figure out if, you know, academia is for me. in terms of going for an academic position that i would be able to have autonomy and not have like administrators kind of meddle with grades and meddle

with the incentive structure that i was trying to put in place. so, i'm not really sure if it's viable for me to continue as an academic. but i'm still going to try and i am considering -- i am in contact with the academic freedom alliance. and who is pretty good about. >> lawrence: we're going to be following it, professor. hang in there. we will see what happens here. thanks so much for joining the program. >> all right. thank you. >> lawrence: we reached out to the spelman college administrators but we did not hear back from them. still ahead, nikki haley joins us live after chris christie's hot mic moment saying she is going to get smoked. but, first, preteens obsessing over expensive skin care products and bizarre trend sweeping social media. >> sephoras run around for drunk elephant. >> sephora is crazy but what is

crazy the parents who aren't parenting. >> sounds off on the skin care craze, next.

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is he a handful of wins away from being the winningness coach ever. will he get another job in my hunch is yes. who will replace him people are talk mike vrabel. one democrat already called for him to resign and what is the problem making women play with women when it comes to sports and men play with men? that is the inner and that is going to be the site of a major telling ncaa biological men should not be in women's sports. i thought that was a no-brainer, evidently from watching the show. it's not. meanwhile a no-brainer for me to go out to the best weather person ever, janice dean. >> janice: i love that we should say that every single time you throw to weather. another storm system moving in and the cold air is in place, another shot of artic air coming this weekend. so, blizzard conditions possible

for parts of the upper midwest. we have winter weather alerts. warnings, advisories. and watches. we could get upwards of a foot or more of snow for parts of michigan. so this is the next storm system that's developing across the plain states. yeah, 1 to 18 inches, maybe 18 to 24 in some areas. and then today and tomorrow, a significant risk for severe weather including tornadoes. forecast lows for the next couple of days, yes, here comes that artic plunge. temperatures in the -- you know, below zero into the negative 20, negative 23. and that's not with the wind chill. with the wind chill it's going to feel even worse than that dangerous temperatures as we get into the weekend and monday. and, of course, a lot of folks are going to be going to iowa where it is going to be very cold, so, pack your blankies, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: okay. you have to listen to this story and you will be glad you have little boys. listen to this. preteens obsessing over skin care products and bizarre trend sweeping social media.

>> talking about how sephora a bunch of kamala harris. a 10-year-olds swipg selena divomses in the building. >> please, i pinky promise i will pay you back. this will mean a lot to me. >> 10-year-old girls at sephora is crazy. what is crazy is the parents who aren't parenting. >> ainsley: here with reaction is host of just be podcast beth anthony frankel how are you. >> good how are you? >> ainsley: good. these girls are saying what do you think of the new dior or this product or that product. these are products this age should not even know about. what do you think about this new trend of all these young girls going into sephora and ulta and buying like 8 skin care products. >> this has gone on for about a year and a half. yes, it is from like 8 and 9 year olds up to 16-year-olds. i literally did not buy an expensive beauty product, meaning something that would be like $50 until i was in my 50's and still think it's ludicrous.

i go in those stores and realize they are grabbing the bag because all of these products are being marketed by a social media to these young kids. and we as adults can barely discern what's good and bad based on tiding it's so enticing. think about the sponges that these little kids are and they believe everything they are being told and once one influencer talks about a product, it goes virology. they don't even know what they are buying. it could have guy colic acid. they are clogging their poors and trapping their poors. superficial. worried about the wrong thing sitting in makeup stores and the moms are letting the stores baby-sit them with their credit card. it's offensive. >> ainsley: yeah. we have -- they have so much time to be adults. and i remember growing up my mom wouldn't let us paint our fingernails. she didn't want us to wear makeup. it was a big deal when we were able to go to a store and get a lip gloss when we were in 7th

grade. wait to get our ears pierced to do you will a the things a woman might do. these girls are trying to grow up so fast. a mom was at my house the other day and said oldest daughter who is in the fourth grade beth antbethenny.daughter wants 8 ors from sephora. that's good she is caring about her skin. she said she doesn't need that many products. her skin is pure and it's baby-like. >> right. and the drugstore really does have very good, clean products and you need the fewer steps the better, simple. these kids are hormonal and they're breaking out. and it's really just about the overconsumption and about the waste and it's fun and it's artistic and can be creative for them to put eye shadow and makeup and have a skin care routine is good. this has gone so far over and, yes, at 8 and 9 there is no reason for. it ie getting into 1 they are worried about their peers and

looking pretty andy tough time. i understand. but, less is more. and, you know, i really tried to tell that to my daughter and she has received it because i get more makeup than anyone and she gets it on special occasions when she has gotten rid of something or gets a reward. it's not that i dump a bunch of makeup on her even though she could have every piece of makeup in the world. >> ainsley: some of the moms are buying refrigerators that goes into child's room or sits on desks. the desks are vanity. >> skin care fridge. >> ainsley: thank you so much, bethenny, you do good work. >> thank you. >> ainsley: still ahead, hunter biden causing chaos on capitol hill. coming up. ♪ fre (♪) (♪)

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