took over the sphere. they are really trying, folks, to save themselves. okay? the other thing is that budweiser is bringing back the clydesdales. watch this, kids. >> highways are currently closed. >> you got to be kidding me. >> what do you want to do? hey. ho[. >> back with the dog, even better. by the way, look, bud light has taken a 'big hit, going to try come back with human and laughter. hired jeremy renner. he almost died in that snowfall accident. it's going to be a heart string fun not bud light sorry. >> carley: desperate acts please come back to me. >> todd: shane gillis is funny. "fox & friends" right now. >> carley: have great day, everybody.

>> steve: thank you, todd and carley. live from new york it's 6:00 here in new york city. this is tuesday, february 6th already and welcome to "fox & friends." breaking overnight. country music icon toby keith has died after a year's long battle with stomach cancer. he performed right here on "fox & friends" back in 2011. ♪ made in america ♪ boring in the land ♪ raised of family ♪ king james and uncle sam. >> steve: we honor the life and legacy of toby keith this morning on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: wrote so many great hits. secretary mayorkas could be impeached as early as today. it comes as shocking video shows migrants on these mope heads here in new york city dragging that woman as they steal her belongings, including her phone, her credit cards, all kinds of stuff. >> brian: right. just come here to experience the

american dream, right? prince harry reportedly spotside the airport headed to the u.k. as his father charles pauses all events amid cancer diagnosis. >> "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> brian: all right. here you go. it's not good news. major loss in the world of country music. country music super star toby keith has passed away. lost his battle with stomach cancer. post on social media page toby keith passed away peacefully last night surrounded by his family. he fought his fight with grace and courage. please respect the privacy of his family at this time. >> ainsley: back in june of 2022, keith revealed that he was diagnosed with stomach cancer and he was receiving chemo. received radiation and a surgery. years before he performed on capitol hill the night before

former president trump's 2017 inauguration. ♪ he won't buy nothing that he can't fix with wd 40 and a craftsman wrench ♪ he's just made in america. lawrence one of his favorites. the grammy winner joined us on "fox & friends" a number of times over the years. in 2021 he performance of happy birthday, america. ♪ happy birthday, america ♪ it's the 4th of july ♪ get to wake up in your freedom ♪ but sometimes i wonder why ♪ing. >> steve: what a voice. back in 2017, he was right here at the fox news studios singing his song that had just come come out that week. we all know it as red solo cup

♪ i love my red solo cup ♪ i fill you up ♪ let's have a party ♪ let's have a party >> steve: man, the song has literally just come out. the only part of the song i knew was red solo cup. >> ainsley: and party. >> steve: keith performed for the very last time in december of 2023. he had a triumphant return to the stage for three sold out shows in las vegas. he is survived by his wife and three children. toby keith, the music icon, 62 years old. >> brian: i just figured that was the beginning of his come back when i saw him. is he strong enough to be performing again. in the prime of his life. 60 years old. okay. here comes a comeback and you will see him put the muscle back on and get going but evidently it was a lot more serious than you would think. >> steve: in at the present time, he was at the people's choice award. that award show right there,

depicted right there. and he gave a speech that brought somelety to his cancer diagnosis and stunning weight loss. he said bet you thought you would never see me in skinny jeans. >> ainsley: he received the country icon award at that event. weighs born in oklahoma. loved the sooners, also loved the pittsburgh steelers. he was an avid sports fan. he loved professional wrestle. he was known for all of these songs that we would relate. to say right after 9/11, courtesy of the red, white, and blue. i was at that concert and on the screen behind him he played all these videos and "fox & friends" was included in a lot of them. i wasn't expecting that and it was at the concert and that was kind of a cool moment. red solo cup. i want to talk about me. should have been a cowboy. how do you like me now. that was a good one, lawrence. >> lawrence: also american soldier. not only did he love this audience. he loved the country and he loved the american military as well. if you have ever been to a veterans event, you will hear toby keith because he loved them. >> brian: i remember the first

time we used to play that song when -- after bin laden, and that famous phrase is he going to put a boot in your ass was the first time kaitlin was actually using that term. she was 4 at the time. it was a bit of a surprise to the family. she goes put a boot in your ass, dad. okay. maybe we should screen the country music a little. >> ainsley: maybe make an exception. that was a great song and after 9/11. >> brian: she hasn't used it since. >> ainsley: let's talk about dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas because the border is an issue. >> steve: fox news alert. the house rules committee voted to advancing impeachment case against secretary of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is he wrestling to comply with immigration laws and breaching public trust by claiming the border is secure. >> the impeachment power was never intended as a divisive for members of opposing political

party to harass officials over policy disputes. >> lawrence: republicans can only afford to lose three votes. colorado congressman ken buck is a no majority leader steve scalise is out as he undergoes cancer treatments. >> brian: list of impeachment managers prosecute the case if it makes it to the senate. house majority whip tom emmer will discuss. congressman mcclintock might be another holdout. that is as of late last week. >> steve: david joyce and dan new house. he is a republican from washington. so there are three, we are not really sure about, could be four 200,000 without power in california. severe storms soaking the region with nearly a foot of rain triggering hundreds of mud slights. >> brian: max gorden is in the middle of it all live in los angeles at the scene of one of those landslides, max.

>> we are in the neighborhood called beverly glen here in los angeles. the terrain is steep and the ground is soaked. all around us you can hear the sound of water running. you can see it still running down this very steep street after this landslide took out this home. 307 landslides have been reported here in los angeles alone. five houses have had to be red tagged, seven houses yellow tagged in a local state of emergency has been declared. this is a statewide emergency. 8 counties are current little under states of emergency in central and in southern california. and then hundreds of thousands of customers have been without power. currently just under 200,000 customers up in northern california have the lights off. power crews trying to get the lights back on. but in northern california, that's where we have seen three deaths confirmed. all of those deaths due to trees either falling on homes or falling on people, unfortunately. now, down here in southern california there has been some

good news. evacuation orders have been lifted in ventura and santa barbara counties. santa barbara airport now we opened after closing down the runways, but the rain is expected to continue throughout the rest of the day and the big concern right now additional mud slides because the ground is so saturated with water. guys? >> ainsley: max, when you buy a house out there, do you have to consider this? do you have to make sure that the ground you are buying it on is -- do inspectors? what do you do? >> yeah, absolutely. well, there are are environment engineers determine if the soil is safe. but, you know. so highest rent areas here in larntion right, beverly hills. you look at the holiday hills. those hollywood hills. those are the people want to live because. >> views but those are the hills that pose risk. >> ainsley: whole house is gone. you work so halder for a house. >> steve: that's what happens when you get a foot of rain.

>> brian: i lived out in malibu the guy i rented a room from his house on the hill. and he says i'm going to be selling this within a year. and three years later he hadn't moved i go why. well, the foundation is cracked. evidently because there was some movement, the foundation cracks. and unless lift the house up and fix it you just live there almost impossible to sell. >> ainsley: is that the room you lived in when you got the call your basement is on fire. >> brian: house burned to the ground. that was the least of his problems in the end. >> steve: coming up on 6:10 in new york city. carley joins us with the news we heard about yesterday. still shocking. >> carley: that's right. good morning to you all. we will start here with a fox news alert. prince harry was recently spotted at lax airport as he travels to the u.k. to visit his father. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer and postponed all public engagements as he undergoes treatment. the prognosis is reportedly good. and british prime minister rishi

sunak says the cancer was caught, quote, very early. piers morgan will join us later this morning to talk about the king and his diagnosis and what did means for the u.k. new overnight, secretary of state antony blinkenen continuing his tour of the middle east. meeting with egypt wants president early this morning. he met with the saudi crowned prince yesterday. later today blinken will head to qatar to discuss a potential hostage deal which could bring a cease-fire between israel and hamas. this all comes as the biden administration says the president would veto a house bill that calls for nearly $18 billion in aid to israel. maui police releasing their first report on their investigation into the wires that killed 100 people and burned more than 6,000 acres in august. some of the findings include how authorities juggled evacuations. political science also note emergency is dispatchers were quickly overwhelmed and hawaiian electric did not preemptively shut off the power despite

warnings of high winds. and we are learning more about patrick mahomes senior's weekend estate for driving while intoxicated. the "new york post" reporting he was behind the wheel with an open 60-ounce beer in the center console and admitted to having quote a fear beers. son staying tight lipped about opening day press conference last night. >> it's a family matter, so i will just keep it to the family and that's all i really have to say at this point. is he doing good. i don't really want to get into it too much but is he doing good for whatever the situation is. >> carley: gracious response to a tough question there the judge handling the case said yesterday mahomes sr. will be allowed to travel to vegas to see his son play in super bowl lviii. and nevada is holding its primary election today. presidential candidate nikki haley is the only name on the ballot for the g.o.p. while former president trump will appear on the ballot for the state's party-run caucus on

thursday. officials with nevada's republican party say they will award the state's 26 delegates to the winner of the caucuses. and safeway supermarkets in washington, d.c. are turning to high tech security gates as prinel surges. >> quite odd. i actually crumpled to put. they wouldn't scan. the woman had to help me put it. i have never seen that before. >> carley: still working out the glitches with that security system and the spurs. new security feature comes after a year when our nation's capital saw 67% increase in robberies and 23% increase in thefts. and those are your headlines, guys. over to you. >> steve: tough to get out of the grocery store. >> carley: got to get your receipt all pressed and smooth and scan it and then you can leave. >> carley: that's where we are this day and age. got to prove you are not a thief. >> brian: good to see you from

afar, carley. update. sources telling fox news several of the illegal immigrants suspected of being involved in the mob beating two saturdays ago have been appre apprehendedn phoenix. >> steve: madeline rivera joins us on developing story. the big question is how did they wind up in phoenix, madeline. >> good morning, steve. according to police sources they took a bus and went out west. so ice and homeland security investigations, according to ice sources say they made these arrests at a greyhound bus station in phoenix. identities of the suspects have not yet been released and we are waiting to get more details which migrants they arrested. we are told they are suspected of being involved in this beating of two nypd officers in a shelter outside times square. recap of the quick suspects arrested and charged. only one was held on cash bail. police sources then told us some of those who were released skipped town to head west again like i mentioned to you, steve. new york governor kathy hochul

is calling for the attackers to be jailed and deported. >> the bail laws allow for people involved in the physical assault of a police officer to be charged as a bail eligible offense meaning right now they should be sitting in rikers. >> manhattan district attorney alvin bragg facing a lot of back backlash. the head the new york city police officers' union says our criminal system is upside down. what message does it send to every new york city police officer who is on the streets of the city of new york every single day risking their lives to protect new yorkers if we're not protected. how are we going to protect the people in the neighborhoods? as aspokesperson for the d.a.'s office said they needed more time to figure out each suspect's role. today bragg is expected to present evidence in the case to a grand jury. bragg also says they are still looking for some of the worse attackers so we could potentially see more arrests in the coming days or weeks. steve, lawrence, brian and ainsley back to you. >> brian: thank you so much,

madeleine. nothing happens unless that video gets out and people express outrage. let me see what i can do grand jury bodega owner he shot the would be assail grant put him in likers until it became. wait a second maybe i should pull him out of likers. >> steve: the problem is they were all released on own recognizance. unless they skip bail and don't show up for court appointment on march the 4th, there is no reason for people to arrest them. >> brian: but they did though. >> steve: ice stopped them. we got this story that is stunning. we he told you last week how the cops went and they seized a bunch of the electric 1k509ers and mope heads at one of the migrant shelters. why? because there has been a wave of migrants on mope heads and it's been a crime wave. and you are looking right there. it was three days after christmas that a 62-year-old woman by the name of irina pant leave have a was dragged down a brooklyn street these migrants

on mope heads were trying to steal her phone. they got her purse, keys, credit cards and glass. as you can see, she careened through the air and slammed into a bike rack. she is lucky she didn't break every bone in her body. >> ainsley: superintendent in her building she came home and staferred of the attack. she asked him to change the apartment lock. they not only took her glasses and credit cards and her bag, they took her keys as well. and he said she is such a nice lady a good person. and he added that these attackers are scum bags. he said i came here 44 years ago from youk sviatoslav i can't i have respect for the u.s.a. not like these thieves. they come here and this is what they do. lawrence, on the upper east side there is like a group chat of moms and people are talking about it saying be careful. don't -- if you are on the sidewalk, look out for these mope heads because these guys will ride up on the sidewalk and grab all your belongings and pull with them. we have all been -- we have

heard about this since before christmas. >> lawrence: they are so brazen and the fbi released a video of a train venezuelan cartel and they are fearless. they go after children. they traffic. they are already in the country. and brian, to your point about ice and what's happening here, ice can't work with new york state. there was a press conference done yesterday. when you become a sanctuary city you can't get the resources of ice. and if you all remember a few years ago, when they became sanctuary city, judges were allowing the criminals to go out the back door so that the ice agents couldn't arrest them. and this is what happens right now. >> brian: brian ice were the bd guys. here is the nypd commissioner talking about the challenge. >> a wave of migrant crime has washed over our city, they are essentially ghost criminals. no criminal history, no photos. no cell phone. no social media, sometimes

unclear on a name or date of birth. and on top of that, these operations are extremely sophisticated. thintentionally try to evade the police. >> lawrence: shouldn't we rethink the sanctuary city. >> brian: got two of the guys. two guys already flipped on the ringleader. being from venezuela a brutal country coming apart at the scenes which dealing with oil now. >> ainsley: ringleader 30 years old. he was cut loose by a judge in december after getting picked up for grand larceny. now they are looking for him. >> steve: here's the reason they do it. the driver of the scooter will make $100 a day. that's $100 they didn't have. the person who snatches the devices gets between 300 and $600 per device. and this is the terrifying part. what they do is then they take your phone, and a hacker breaks into your banking apps and

cleans out your bank. and once they clean out the victim, they send the phones to texas or to florida. or they send to venezuela or columbia. essentially stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stuff. untold thousands. stolen out of people's bank accounts. >> brian: great detail. i was watching john miller on friday and talking about thugs beating up cops. john miller former police commissioner and abc anchor and now a cnn contributor. on the set and describing what's going on with these guys. he said yeah, well they steal in new york and go to florida and sell it. why don't they steal in florida? oh, bowers they put you in jail in florida. he didn't realize that he just outed the political -- the law enforcement in new york city. this lenient on crime gets you nowhere except for victimize millions of people. >> ainsley: we don't need a bill. just enforce of the laws already on the book. >> brian: we used to do that.

>> steve: indeed. keep you posted on that. one more thing to worry about. but here was the news that startled the world yesterday. a fox news alert. king charles has paused all public events for cancer treatment as prince harry apparently is headed back to the united kingdom. we have a life report from london coming up. >> ainsley: the house could vote to impeach mayorkas as soon as today. house majority whip tom emmer was the first member of the g.o.p. leadership to call for it. is he going to join us. >> lawrence: trump said he would be happy to replace biden in the big super bowl interview. >> brian: jimmy failla will promise us a sit-down today to talk about the sit-down that joe biden won't dod that the former president will do. >> ainsley: in the meantime we are going to sit down. >> brian: we are sitting down, i think, ainsley. >> ainsley: we are going to continue. >> brian: okay. ♪ roll tide roll ♪

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keith performed for the last time in december, returning to the stage for three sold out shows in las vegas. he is survived by his wife and three children. toby keith was only 62 years old. and what a talent. to another alert. king charles iii is pausing all public events as he begins cancer treatment. prince harry was reportedly spotted in lax as he is heading back to the u.k. to be with his dad. alex hogan is live in london to tell us the latest. alex, my gosh, two sad stories this morning. >> it really is ainsley, good morning. what we are learning at this moment. this is the news that is shocking the country here in the u.k. it is the main story on the front of british tabloid newspapers and on news channels. what we know at this point is that it was during a procedure ffor enlarged prostate that the king's doctors found this completely separate issue. buckingham palace says the king has already started regular treatment and will postpone all public-facing duties.

>> completely devastated. just like a dream. >> for sure. it's tragic. it's kind of sad, obviously very sad to hear. >> so soon after the queen, you know. just unfortunate. >> came up on my phone, on my feed and, yes, i suppose like everyone else, rather startled and quite saddened. >> we hope for the best. we pray for him. that's all we can do now. >> prince harry is reportedly in the air flying back from california to be with his father. and prince william is now reportedly heading back to work after taking some time off to be with his wife catherine, princess of wales who spent more than 13 days hospitalized following an abdominal surgery. 75-year-old king took the throne not even two years ago. it was in the fall of 2022 after the death of his mother, queen elizabeth second the longest reigning british monarch. it is worth noting some of the optimism in this press release. buckingham palace calling it

swift intervention. although there is no way to know just how early this cancer was caught and, there, again, ainsley, is a lot of concern on the ground today. >> piers morgan is going to be on our show. he hasn't been interviewed about this on fox yet. we are going to talk to him. he knows the family. maybe he can tell us more about this and advance the story a little bit so we can have some answers. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: happening today. the head of the faa will testify in front of the house transportation subcommittee. mike whitaker expected to face tough questions on the safety of boeing planes. this comes after the frightening door plug blow out on a boeing 737 max nine jet earlier this month. whitaker is expected to be pressed on the agency's diversity initiative, which focuses on hiring people with physical disabilities and severe intellectual disabilities. also dart 'mouth college is announcing they will once again return and require applicants to submit standardized test scores. it comes after the school decided to make test scores

optional for applicants during the pandemic. dartmouth becomes the first ivy league school to bring back the testing requirements and will begin with the next application cycle. the class of 2029. and those are some of your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: you got bring it back, ainsley no. class rank and no sats you got to be kidding. >> ainsley: nope. the parents want it back. everyone who gives money to universities wants the standard to be high. the students applying oh, i just missed it. >> brian: i forgot to take it. oops. ainsley, i got to tell what you is happening today. this is nevada week. nevada's democrat and republican primaries are today. believe it or not, there is also a republican caucus on thursday. that's the what trump is in. let's take a look at each. this is the name of democracy 24. that's what we are calling it. first, here's the battle today for the democrats. williamson against biden. so there is going to be 36 delegates. keep in mind if you are looking at joe biden and want to know about his popularity within the

party. look at the turnout. did he not have a turnout in south carolina virtually unopposed. williamson won't get close. minimum 15% in order to get any delegates at all. keep an eye on that. also, what's the difference with republicans? they switched from a caucus to a primary. a lot of people aren't buying into it. the state switched but the party didn't. trump says i'm doing the caucus on thursday. and the republicans said we are opposed to this. so we are not going to have any delegation available. nikki haley says i'm not going to do the caucus. i'm going to do the primary. here's the thing though. she does the primary but nothing at stake because she gets zero delegates even if she wins. now what the trump people are doing hey, i'm going to prep everybody who supports donald trump none of these candidates an option. if this does better than nikki haley then she does not get that victory she sought after. the other thing is, it's a valuable state. trump barely lost it. any republican has to win it, you would think. yet she has not campaigned there i find that somewhat odd although she is making her stand in south carolina. so, this is what is happening on

thursday. the caucus. it's going to be a little bit later eastern time. 26 delegates at stake. how strong will the president be here? i have no idea running he is a nice man. trump is indeed on a roll. substantially in south carolina that's coming up in a couple of weeks. quick look what is happening today as we look at democracy 24. some things to keep an eye on but more of the drama happening on thursday and see how strong the president is in nevada. right now he is leading joe biden head to head in about every poll. et meanwhile a fox fox weather alert. storm in california causing mud slides. janice dean is next. lawmakers could veto to impeach mayorkas today. do they have the votes? house majority whip tom emmer is in charge of whipping them together. and, some sad news this morning as ainsley just mentioned. remember, country music super star toby keith who passed away overnight. he was on "fox & friends" many times, including last summer, sharing his inspiration for one of his patriotic hits. >> it was like 5,000 boats tied

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>> steve: listen to this. we have got a fox weather alert. three people dead after atmospheric river as never calling has been drinching the west coast. the storm dumped nearly a foot of rain in some parts of l.a. county, and you are looking at the san fernando valley right there. the city of l.a. declared local emergency with 300 mud slides reported. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice, look at those numbers. they don't get that amount of rain in some years. >> janice: yeah, absolutely. you know, this is really incredible. historic for this region. close a foot of rain. you mentioned around the santa monica mountains in the los

angeles area. and today we are getting more rain in the forecast. maybe not as concentrated but on and off showers as we head into wednesday for parts of southern california and moving a little bit more southward towards the san diego area. so, that region is going to be on high alert for flooding and then the mountains could receive over a foot or more of snow. and that's going to cause some avalanche concerns. so there is the rain still to come through wednesday. again, south of los angeles, in towards the san diego area and in towards palm springs. so flood alerts continue. we have flood warnings for the los angeles area. and then flood watches for parts of southern california in towards central california and even extending into arizona. there is your forecast today. the biggest story will be the ongoing rain for southern california spreading in towards the rockies. the rest of the country above average. and some cases 20 to 30 degrees above where we should be this time of year. so fox weather.com for all of your latest details. steve, back to you. >> steve: if it was colder it

would be snow. >> janice: that's true. >> steve: j.d., thank you very much: a fox news alert. a full house of representatives vote today, perhaps, to impeach dhs secretary mayorkas could happen today around 6:00, marking what could be the first impeachment of a cabinet secretary in nearly 150 years. but with a very slim majority republicans can only afford to lose three votes okay they have the votes? let's talk to somebody who counts them. house majority whip tom ehmer was the first to push for it. he joins you now from d.c. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. great to be with you. >> good to have you as well, mr. how is this going to work today? >> we are supposed to vote on the procedural rules this morning. later this morning and then around 5:50 this afternoon. we are supposed to vote on a aid package for israel. our ally israel. and on the impeachment of secretary mayorkas.

>> steve: okay. the big question is as i mentioned a moment ago you can only lose three votes because your majority is that big. and, you know, who is it, one of them ken buck is a hard no. david joyce has not revealed his hand, neither has tom mcclintock or dan newhouse. do you have the votes? >> i'm confident if we have our members here, that we should be able to do this. and, look, steve, it is time to hold secretary mayorkas accountable. we have no other way to do this. he will not resign. despite the fact that he has willfully refused to enforce our federal laws to secure our southern border. in fact, he has instructed his subordinates not tone 40s laws. this is not just nonfeasance, this is malfeasance. this is active neglect on the part of the secretary. and since he won't do the honorable thing and resign. the house needs to hold him accountable by through

impeachment. it's the only choice we have. >> steve: couple of constitutional experts jonathan turley was on this program and michael chertoff as well. george bush's department of homeland security secretary. they both said don't beach to the republicans because they said you might have a policy difference with him, but there is not enough evidence as defined by the constitution. >> yeah, well, that's why we have constitutional experts and i love those guys. i'm a big fan. but, on this one. you better look a little bit more closely at the process and the evidence. the process was deliberate. it was thoughtful. it extended over a year. they studied the topic. i mean, i don't know that the american people understand the cost of this invasion that's coming across our southern border. that's not my word that's al sharpton's word. he called it an invasion. that cost of it is almost half a trillion dollars to the american

people. forget for a second don't about the fentanyl overdoses that we're seeing. forget about the crime, again, just keep in mind, separate from that. you ever talking about healthcare. you are talking about housing. you are talking about education expense for illegal immigrants that the american people are having to cover. and, when it comes to the constitutional experts. the evidence is very clear that this secretary has not just a difference of policy. he is willfully refusing to enforce federal law that would secure our southern border. that is an beachable offense. >> sounds like you could have a vote tonight. meanwhile yesterday at this time we were taking a look at the senate proposal. bipartisan senate bill to do something about migration and immigration. and i know a lot of republicans are against it because donald trump is against it. but, here's the problem for you guys. the border union came out and the acting cbp chief both came

out and said that they are not -- it's not perfect. but this is the best thing we have seen in decades. so, are republicans going to say that the border patrol union and the acting cbp chief are wrong? >> well, look, they can have their perspective, steve. >> steve: it's their jobs, tom. >> and it's our job to actually make sure the laws will plish what we are seeking to do. you have to reform the parole process where the president has been abusing it allowing people to come across the border. you have to reinstate remain in mexico. you have to end catch and release. and you have to reform our asylum laws. this so-called senate deal only takes care of one thing. and by the way. it's codifying catch and release. keep in mind that the federal law requires our authorities to detain someone at the border, detain them until their case is adjudicated. this administration through secretary mayorkas.

who has told his people to ignore that law. and just release people. they have released almost -- well, 40% of the people they have released. they don't even know where they are at, steve. so, again, i respect border patrol. our job is to support them. they can have their opinion. but this is what we got elected for. and we need to hold the administration accountable. it's time to end this invasion at the southern border, steve. >> steve: all right. congressman. you have a really busy day. thanks for getting up early and talking with us. >> great to be with you. >> steve: come up on this tuesday. meet the biggest star of super bowl's opening night. you know what? it was not a player. >> all the energy to the team. whose significant other is going to get more attention during the game than the actual player? >> oh, that's funny. >> steve: we will tell you who that kid is coming up. trump says he would be happy to replace joe biden during that super bowl interview after biden declined. don't worry biden's advicers say

it's all part of the plan. jimmy failla isn't skipping out on this interview this morning. he is next with his new book.e. ♪ and i'm erica. ♪this morning president biden's

advisers claiming his refusal to shut down for the traditional super bowl sunday interview is all part of the plan for americans to enjoy the game without any politics. >> lawrence: drumple donald trump making it clear is he happy to step in posting quote. crooked joe biden has just announced he will not be doing the big vocational rehabilitation interview a great decision. he can't put two sentences together. i would be happy to replace him. it would be ratings gold. it's failla time. jimmy failla the host of fox news saturday night with jimmy failla and he joins us now. jimmy, i think you should step, in too. i would be all over. this i have won and lost so many mope on the super bowl, i shouldn't be anywhere near it. i'm on the biden side with this. i want to give biden credit and defense in one way. they were going to ask him some really tough question like what is your name? what state are we in this is all

gotcha journalism for this guy. i love the trump idea. one thing about trump, he does take on all comers prevecht defense. keep anymore had bubble wrap. scared to let him go in club. yesterday was a good example. i understand is he skipping the super bowl because he plans on calling gorbachev in russia. >> he is in -- is he up against nikki haley for the republican nomination right now. but now the race starts with biden. by biden saying that. then he looks at his opponent i will one up him. >> jimmy: that's what i mean. such a weak like. the pre-super bowl you might get one question of significance. three and a half minutes long. answer to anything on super bowl sunday is chicken wings, guacamole doesn't matter what they say i know you are talking about the border. suspects super sunday i want to eat guacamole, the white house is going to can refer to taylor

swiss as taylor ham they have to do damage control. i get it. >> lawrence: jimmy, you have a daily radio show you lost a youa saturday know. decided to write a book at the same time. >> ainsley: and fox nation. >> lawrence: forgot to mention fox nation. >> jimmy: dictionary documentary now streaming on fox nation. this is cool. what i noticed, lawrence, i'm peeking in life right now. so as cooking as it looks. this is also like this is it, kid, you got to laugh it up. so everyone should buy my book cocancel culture dictionary. fine fashion you would appreciate. you're a dad dress like adult. overnight i wear my overweight figure skater. failla on ice. >> ainsley: book signings coming up this weekend. you have book signing. >> bayshore. barnes and noble. saturday the little point bookstore can dana perino. come on, man.

>> lawrence: i love that place. awrns. >> ainsley: you were tootoo. >> jimmy: me and dana 400 point iq gap but i will try to help her keep up. there it is, perino. you heard me. >> don't forgot to watch jimmy's show fox saturday night. >> ainsley: started as taxicab driver now look at you. >> the way this interview went. i will be a taxicab driver too. i'm kidding. you are the best. >> ainsley: hand it over to brian somewhere in the studio where are you? >> someone of reluctant toss from ainsley handle that in the break. >> ainsley: i wasn't ready. we needed more facetime. >> tell jimmy i said hi. turning now to nfl headlines, fizzle eagles making history play first ever regular season game in brazil, how is that for a week one kick-off. rumors swirl about jason kelsey's retirement. travels kelsey thinks business higg bureau bro could be in uniform for that game. >> i think.

so i don't know. i'm not a betting man but i think he has some football. >> what are the odds? i don't even know. i'm going to leave that up to him. >> last time we saw him he had no shirt on, 40 beers. jason not travis. the eels will kick off season in brazil on friday, september 6th. no word yet on who they will play. switching gears to the super bowl now. brock purdy getting ready to make debut in the big game. he says his faith is what got him to this moment. >> for me it's just been trusting god and playing for me. it's never been i need. this i need to be a starting quarterback. i never said that to myself. it's always been wherever god needs me that's how it's going to play out. >> the 49ers needed you to step out and you did. earlier in the day the coach admitted when purdy was injured the team tried convincing tom brady to come out of retirement. brady said no and purdy ended up leading his team to las vegas to the super bowl; however the star of the show last night media day might have been 11-year-old

reporter jeremiah fbi. finnell.>> one thing i notice au whether on the field or the sidelines you brings all the energy to the team. whose significant other is going to get more attention during the game than the actual player? >> oh, that's funny. i think the obvious answer is probably go with travis. >> all right. thank you so much for your time. >> that was great man. >> you can keep at it if you want to. >> brian: there you go. the big game i can cans off 6:00 p.m. eastern time. everyone is looking forward to next year in new orleans. those are your sports headlines. carley, sorry, she let me do it just this once. she will be doing it the rest of the year. i wanted to do it but brian insisted. >> brian: do you want to read the tease? okay. cool. and still ahead, chicago mayor brandon johnson scolding a reporter for not visiting the border with this excuse. >> brian: pause now. >> children, they children, they

have scheduled. i'm doing that with a black wife raising three black children on the side city of chicago. i'm going to the border as soon as possible.

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