king cake? >> steve: that would be king cake shop.com. >> steve: this is fantastic. >> ainsley: you put the baby in the cake and dig the baby out with your fingers. >> steve: it is perfect. she has a 1-year-old baby at home. >> i love mardi gras. happy mardi gras to you guys. a big party in new orleans right now. >> thank you for sending your king cakes to us every year. how did you get into this quickly? >> i was in pastries all my life and really enjoy it. thank you very much. >> steve: have a great fat tuesday and see you tomorrow, ash wednesday. live it up. >> bill: thank you, guys. here it comes. finally an a nor'easter blasting the region with heavy snow in areas. you have 35 million from west virginia to maine under winter storm alerts. the storm expected to be short but rather intense.

new york city in store for perhaps the biggest snowfall in two years. i don't know if we've seen snow in two years. we are tracking where and when it's going throughout the show. >> dana: the happiest is percy indeed. the white house holds a press briefing facing mounting questions on the president's age and mental fitness. they'll address reporters at 10:15 eastern and bring it to you lifer as it happens. >> bill: the crisis at the border sparking calamity at the white house. there are reports that staffers are at each other as throats deeming the whole thing a meltdown. this is a change of tone. good morning. back in new york i'm bill hemmer. nice to be back with you. >> dana: good morning, glad you are back. i'm dana perino. >> bill: you won your $2. that's all that matters. it was two singles. >> dana: i don't have it in my hand. >> bill: before the show is over. >> dana: i won't forget that. yes, some of the biggest beef in

the white house dust-up. i have to love reading about this. it was reportedly between former advisor susan rice and hhs secretary. the post says rice blamed him for failing to get enough beds for children calling him an idiot among other things. >> bill: reports of white house infighting colliding with concerns with president biden's memory and he took a jab at that yesterday. >> president biden: what i didn't realize. i know i don't look like it but i've been around a while. i do remember that. >> dana: critics say the president cannot joke his way out of this. >> garland needs to either charge biden, prosecute him, or go to the cabinet under the 25th amendment and say guys, he can't be president. we need to remove him. >> i hope that if he has the kind of cognitive challenges that the special counsel indicated he has, that if i were in that position, a member of my

family or staff would approach me and assist me in gently stepping down. >> bill: the scrutiny putting more attention on the vice president kamala harris. she did an interview with the "wall street journal" exclusively and she said in so many words that she is quote, ready to sefrnlt >> dana: team fox coverage. karl rove on deck. let's go to peter doocy. >> this has less to do with the president's age than with his abilities. white house officials just want us to take their word for it he is okay. >> when can we talk to the president's doctor and how come he hasn't -- they haven't been asked to come out here and talk with us and give the report that challenges the president's mental fitness? >> look, you know, just to get the hur report. hur is a republican, a -- a

prosecutor. he is not a medical doctor. >> even if there is not a medical report some republicans are arguing there is plenty of evidence that president biden is slipping. >> no one thinks biden can do the job. we watch him and see him on television. nobody thinks trump can't do the job because he did the job and he has energy. >> the democratic cavalry is coming to try to ease concerns about gaffes in president's memory trying to put it into context. >> i think that again it's all relative. he is younger than i am. what do i have to say about his age? but he is again knowledgeable, wise. >> no on camera events for president biden today but will have lunch with the vice president, the same vice president who was quoted by the "wall street journal" and says if he has a physical or mental

problem and has to step down she is ready to step up. >> dana: peter doocy. thank you. >> bill: karl rove brings us in from austin, texas. good morning to you. we showed this yesterday when we were dana and i were on the air. an nbc news approval rating for kamala harris. 42% see her as very negative. how many political figures have had a number that low? >> well, not a lot. but speaking of numbers, favorable and unfavorable. you know what these numbers are? this is the favorable number for joe biden, this is the unfavorable number. this is kamala harris's favorable number and unfavorable number. to think she is ready to serve and she is more popular than him

is not true. she is in terrible shape. in the modern era of presidents and vice president's they're linked up in the public mind. that will undermine the guy that she is supposedly the number two for when she says she is ready to serve. >> dana: of course she would say that she is ready to serve. the question is not -- i don't think that's the question. it's more do the american people, if it came to that, want you to serve. karl, over to you. >> yeah, look. the last thing she ought to be saying is i'm ready to serve. it makes it sound like there is a reason why she needs to reassure the american people. we either believe that or don't believe. it doesn't do her any good to say it. think about this. nbc last summer had her negatives outweighed positives by 17 points, which was the highest number they had ever had in that particular question for any vice president. gallup at the beginning of december minus 18. that's to say she was upside

down by 18 margin. the newest suffolk university poll, 25 points. the la times says she has lower ratings at this point than any of the last four vice presidents. mike pence, joe biden himself, dick cheney and al gore. this woman is in bad shape. for her to say let me reassure you i'm ready to serve if the guy above me, something happens to him. is not a good move and a sign why she deserves the low ratings she's got. >> bill: not to pile on here. there are a couple reports out there now. i think really for a white house that's been pretty tight lipped. there is reporting out in the "new york post" and axios, one, number four, former senior biden administration official about the border crisis and about the v.p. harris. she has been at best ineffective and sporadically engaged in not seeing it was her

responsibility. it is an opportunity for her and she did not fill the breach. we know that now. is this kind of just what happens three years in? >> no, it doesn't. she was given responsibility of being in charge of immigration at the beginning. she immediately redefined that to say her job was to work with the governments of guatemala and nicaragua and el salvador to refashion their economies and societies so people wouldn't want to leave. that's not the problem on the border. the problem is people are coming from all over the world and this administration has had policies that allowed it to overwhelm our defenses at the borders. there is a difference. look at the last month that donald trump was in office and take the last month of last year and compare it and it is like five times as many people coming across the border under biden than under trump and she is the woman who was supposed to be in charge of doing something about that to make certain it stayed the way it was when they came into office and she abdicated

that role by redefining it in such a way it had nothing to do with how do we protect the border and keep people from coming here illegally and overwhelming our defenses. i mean, you know, it just is astonishing to me how tone deaf in administration is and especially the vice president of the united states is. >> dana: i don't need a comment. in the axios report the thing that caught my attention yesterday is that it says the crisis on the border grew slowly. many administration leaders treated the issue like a hot potato because it was politically thankless. several sources told axios they've always politically thankless and now they have it as the number one issue affecting all americans and it is not -- they are not in a good place this report proved it, karl. a quick last word. >> as you reap, so shall you sew. they have ignored this problem and allowed it to grow and grow and now saying please, force us to -- give us a solution, force

it on us and we'll sign it as a bill. not leadership. >> bill: want to add one thing about the super bowl comment james carville. he was saying that you -- an enormous audience, 60, 80, 100 million people and don't do it. that's a sign the staff or you don't have much confidence. there is no other way to read it. that opportunity is gone. >> dana: the risk was flubbing in front of 80 million people and didn't want to take the risk. it wasn't worth it for them. a lot more on politics on my podcast. i had matt gorman on with me and we talked about all things especially biden indeed. fox news alert. migrant teen accused of shooting at a police officer in times square to appear in court. he is 15 charged with attempted murder, assault and weapons charges being tried as an adult and held without bail. what's different here? we're live from new york city

with the latest. hi, alexis. >> we're expecting today to sigh the migrant teenager in the courthouse in manhattan behind me. it comes after police say he shot a tourist in a times square store and fired at a cop facing the possibility of life behind bars. that is him. he is facing a series of charges including attempted murder, assault, attempted assault and weapons possession here. the 15-year-old charged as an adult in this case. he was found out in yonkers just north of new york city attempting to hideout from police. he is currently being held without bail. according to the d.a. he was captured on extremely clear security video and was easily identified. according to investigators it started during the failed shoplifting attempt when a security guard tried to stop him. he then opened fire and the bullet just missed the guard but hit a tourist from brazil who is

expected to be okay, thankfully. he was running from the store and later fired at nypd cops chasing him. the cops did not return fire. question a lot of people have this morning, where did this guy come from? he is from venezuela not sure how he entered the country. a lot more information we're looking into. he was living at a migrant center in the city and police trying to figure if he has ties to a robbery in the bronx last month. there is a very strong case against this migrant and expected to present that to a grand jury tomorrow. >> dana: a beautiful shot there. thank you. >> what we're seeing is it is still getting colder, wetter and rainier, people are arriving in not just chicago but all the suburbs. >> more democrats siding with republicans at migrants camp out

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>> dana: disturbing new developments in texas. border patrol agents there say they caught two convicted felons in two separate arrests near the

mexico border over the weekend. they have convictions on multiple violent crimes from murder, robbery and homicide. willow give you updates when we get them. >> bill: you have a small island in the middle of rio grande river heavily fortified after texas dps took control last fall. before that it was entirely run by the mexican cartels. casey stiegel has a live look at that back in eagle pass, texas, with a look at this transformation. what does it look like now, casey? good morning. >> quite different. good morning. an area known as frohnton island. 170 acres in starr county, texas, 150 miles to the south of where we are. remember, we showed you here on fox news last year when texas dps provided us with this dramatic video, a gun battle between cartel members on the mexican side of the river, across improv iced explosive devices. it turned into a major hot spot

for drug smuggling and human trafficking. the texas land commissioner deemed the property belonged to the state. so dps and national guard troops have cleared the land. they put up more than a mile of razor wire and retaken control. law enforcement frequently patrols and operates on the island as part of operation lone star. on monday the commissioner visited the area to track its progress getting a look at the island by air and telling producers and reporters that the work has paid off. >> as long as the federal government and that far away capital continues to fail their citizens, rest assured that texas will use every tool at our disposal to keep your family safe. >> meantime yesterday here in shelby park the fox flight team drone flew over eight migrants waiting in the river but not able to cross due to the razor wire. last week in this sector border patrol reports more than 3600

migrant apprehensions over a seven day period including more than 450 got aways, 13 dangerous criminals. a lot less people when we used to see thousands crossing in a single day. now 3600 in this whole sector over a week's time. >> bill: those are remarkable images to see them yet again. casey, thank you, in eagle pass. >> immigrants coming to this country and get a stipend. free room and board, free childcare and some getting social security. >> they shouldn't be allowed in our tay neighborhoods. >> dana: angry people in chicago as the crisis is draining city resources. moderate democrats are blaming progressives. they say americans in need are bearing the cost. a victim services activist in chicago and running for the cook count' board of commissioners. she is willing to step up to try

to do something. let me show you here the migrants shipped to chicago in the past year and a half 35,393. almost 36,000 people and you have seen firsthand how it is having an effect? >> of course. they're in my community. i'm a resident. they have been housed at police stations when they decided to relocate them from our police station, the 15th district. they decided to start giving out more free housing expenses by commercial owners to let them move into their properties for a stipend. and once that stipend ran out they are stuck with illegal immigrants running through our community that are living free while we have a mass housing issue when it comes to chicagoans. >> dana: the other thing i read you said you don't blame governor abbott. >> no, i don't blame him. he didn't ask for this problem.

i commend him for what he is doing. he has dealt with it for longer than us and if sanctuary cities want to be welcoming, they should have a plan in place. the city of chicago nor new york had a real plan. they got what they had been asking for for years. >> dana: i recall there was a city council meeting where there was a proposal to withdraw and end the sanctuary city designation. that failed. do you think that it could possibly come up again? >> i doubt it. you don't have the mayor of the city of chicago running the fifth floor. you have the chicago teacher union and their progressive elected individuals sitting in our city council who are really not even from here or live in these communities that these migrants are being housed or shipped to. >> dana: you also said the immigration crisis is going to flip the state of illinois purple. do you think there are enough people that you are talking to and in your community that are willing to not vote for democrats this time around?

>> of course. in my communities most of our people didn't vote to elect this current mayor. the sad part about it i'm running for the last seat he held before becoming mayor, the first district commissioner seat. those people didn't vote for him. the rhetoric is that they want to tell us as chicagoans that we are being taken care of. one in four children, black children and brown children who are born in the city of chicago are going to bed hungry. they find money to feed illegals. they want to make it seem as though they are just undocumented. these people are fleeing their country and coming to our country and taking the resources. if my 14-year-old knows this is a problem and she wants to move to texas it is a real problem when the children are noticing the democrats have failed them and my 14-year-old wants to move to a republican-led state. >> dana: governor abbott would welcome you with open arms.

$638 million is the amount of money that the illinois state has committed to taking care of migrants. $138 million spent since october of 2022. my last question for you is do you believe that there is any help coming from the biden administration to help chicago in this situation? >> well, if our mayor and ctu continue to bow jingle around national issues instead of city or state issues i believe there is no help coming. we will make sure be protest and shut down the dnc. it's a problem with the black and brown communities. we're asking to defund the migrants that are coming to the city in the state of illinois. we want to defund them. whatever they do is their problem. we don't want it anymore. >> dana: stay in touch. love to have you again. thank you. >> bill: they're tapping tiktok now. the app is banned on government phones if you work for the

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>> bill: we're now awaiting an extremely rare morning. white house press briefing. it is on the clock for 10:15 eastern, 45 minutes from now. karine jean-pierre and john kirby expected to speak at the podium. we'll carry that live when it happens. bring you the headlines as appropriate. stand by for that today.

>> dana: major snowstorm targeting the northeast making a mess of the morning commute. some places could see up to a foot of snow with new york city bracing for a hard hit. percy is having a great time out there today. robert ray is out there as well with fox weather and has a report. hi, robert. >> hey, dana. exactly. welcome to central park in new york city. all of this snow -- i've seen a lot of dogs running around here this morning. take a look at how heavy and wet this snow is. a few inches already. get this, guys, we haven't seen a winter storm warning in over two years in the big city. so times square loaded with tourists from around the world checking out the snow as central park and new yorkers you see behind me moving through here. take a look at the edge of central park and look how beautiful this is as this heavy, wet snow comes down. guess what? it is not so beautiful if you

are at one of the airports. cancellations and delays are racking up in a big, big way. 19,000 lane miles of roads in the new york area, new york city is out and about. the department of transportation is trying to plow all of this. two inches of snow and they start plowing. heavy, wet snow, the nor'easter coming in quick and end later this afternoon. then the issue is this. potential for a flash freeze later tonight as the temperatures drop. if they don't get the roads going, look at that. there is the example of one of the snowplows. central park conservancy trying to push the snow out of the bay so people can walk. dangerous road conditions. school is on remote learning, though if i'm a kid i'm trying to sneak out and do snowballs. these things are heavy. people have to be safe. this is a nor'easter we haven't seen in over two years in new york. it is a big deal and come on out and bring the dog out, right?

>> dana: no one is having more fun than the dogs. >> bill: who will you hit with that, robert? what will you hit? >> oh, let's see, okay, where is the the stop sign. let's see if i can nail the stop sign right here. oh, there we go, boom. >> bill: that was like six feet away. >> dana: i would have missed it. >> okay. fine. you want me to see p if i can nail this guy? oh boy. >> bill: give it a shot. >> bill: close enough. >> dana: everybody stay safe. for all the storm coverage download the fox weather app on any streaming device. >> bill: it is threatening to throw a wrench in into the turnout for the special election. i don't see many folks out there. >> dana: a lot of people voted early. >> bill: probably, yes. but if you want to get a big push on election day.

voters in the third congressional district. that flips in 2022 from the democrat to republican. george santos was the republican. then he was kicked out of d.c. so the race is being very closely watched as a harbinger for november's elections. that's new york as you look at your screen right now. >> dana: the biden campaign up and running on tiktok even though the biden administration ordered the chinese-owned social media platform banned from federal devices over national security concerns. the decision causing a fuss among both sides of the aisle. joining us is mike gallagher of wisconsin, chairman of the house select committee on china. china must have loved this news, congressman. >> every single biden national security official from the director of national intelligence to the cia director to the dia director to the head of cyber command has warned that tiktok is a national security threat. the head of the f.b.i., chris wray just testified before my

committee and said that the parent company that owns tiktok is beholding to the chinese government and therefore it is a very significant threat. here you have biden's handpicked advisors telling him this is effectively a ccp tool or weapon and yet he is ignoring that. why? to court the votes of anti-semitic 18-year-olds, to get progressive clicks in a campaign season? it's not a serious move. it is not serious -- it's not the move of a serious country. if we continue to go down this road we'll effectively seed control of our news media to a hostile foreign country. it is unacceptable. i urge the president's gen z campaign staffers to reverse course in the interest of national security. >> bill: you wonder if there is a message of desperation inside the campaign. mark warner, democrat from virginia, said this. i think that we still need to find a way to follow india, which has prohibited tiktok.

i'm worried about a mixed message. do you think? >> yeah, by the way, india banned tiktok and it wasn't the apocalypse inside india. they have a flourishing tech and social media eco system and we do the same. either a ban, forced sale or separation makes the most sense. those invested in bytedance if they want tiktok to go public in the u.s., there is no way it will happen under the current ownership structure. we have to have a complete separation going forward to alleviate the national security concerns. i'm eager to work with senator warner to insure it happens. i hope all my colleagues, democrats and republicans. it shouldn't be a partisan issue. can find a way forward on this issue before it's too late. >> dana: the first interview you've done since you announced you won't seek re-election. that came as a surprise to many and disappointment to a lot of people as well.

you are a young man, chairing the china committee. you have decided not to go forward. just for the virus at home who have come to know you, what was your breaking point? why did you decide this was the straw that broke the camel's back and you were out? >> there was no single breaking point. this is something my wife and i have been talking about for a while. that's the most important reason. we have a young family now. we would like to grow that family and i'll be honest this lifestyle is not well suited to that. that was a big reason. but also since i ran, i always said that congress shouldn't be a career. i think that the fact that we have so many lifers and carrierist in this institution and why it's so dysfunctional and the framers when they created it had in mind you would embark on a season of service and then return to private life. i want to make that transition back while i'm still young and not spend the next 20 or 30 years in public life. the best decision for my family. i will miss it. i hope you still invite me on

your show. i love talking with both of you. you have been incredible to me. >> bill: your district is pretty red. you have shown a commitment to go after and recognize and publy sties what's going on with the chinese communist party. for you to back away from that now, who will fill that void? >> one thing i don't intend to back away from that will remain my mission. the mission i set for myself is to prevent world war iii. restore conventional deterrents in order to prevent world war iii to china and i will attack it from a different title or platform. that's my life's work. we have a lot of talented young members in congress who get the threat. i intend to make sure the select committee is left in good hands when i live. because of the work we've done a lot of people are waking up to that threat. i will continue the work regardless where i go next. >> dana: you were one of three no votes when the house took up the impeachment vote against secretary mayorkas.

there is another vote coming up again today? you will still be a no and why. >> i'm a no for two reasons. i don't think incompetence. mayorkas is incompetent. i don't think that's grounds for impeachment. james madison rejected the standard. if i granted this is beyond mal administration and approximating a high crime or misdemeanor i don't understand how you impeach a cabinet secretary for implementing the policy of the president of the united states. the final thing is just as i argued when i opposed both trump impeachments, if we lower the bar for impeachment i'm worried it opens a pandora's box. we know for certain the democrats will take every opportunity to weaponize the new standard against a trump administration, which seems likely to happen. >> bill: they might do it anyway. >> that's true. the argument that turn about is fair play or they did a bad thing therefore we get to do the same thing, you wouldn't use that logic with your kids. i don't see how you can use it when it comes to the problems of

politics when you set a precedent that will resonate through the ages. the fact we're still debating precedent going back to the 1800s suggests it is a meaningful vote that future congresss will use to determine what they do. >> bill: there is still time for us to talk and continue to accept our invitation. >> you guys are the best. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: take care. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: i didn't see this coming. drake placing a big bet on the kansas city chiefs to win the super bowl and did it ever pay off. the rapper and actor shaved a photo of his bet on instagram and placed a wager of just over $1 million and came away with 2.3 million. he won't pocket the money, though. the rapper says he plans to give it away to a fan at his next concert. not fans, but one fan. i don't know how you stand out to get that. >> bill: when that happens it will make hemmer celebrity news someday. >> dana: i am so short he would

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>> dana: fox news alaurelled. the judge in the trump interference case decided to move forward about the hearing probe willis's relationship with special prosecutor nathan wade. it is possible the allegations could lead to disqualification. steve harrigan live from atlanta with the latest. hi, steve. >> in is a hearing the d.a. fani willis did not want to happen. it is on the admitted relationship between the d.a. and prosecutor she hired. when did the relationship begin and did the two proveist from that relationships? she dismissed them as mere gossip. the judge says if the allegations are true, disqualification is on the table. >> because i think it's possible that the facts alleged by the

defendant could result in disqualification. i think a hearing must occur to establish the record on those core allegations. >> it's not clear yet whether the judge will make willis testify on the stand. if he does, high drama ahead thursday. back to you. >> dana: thank you, steve. >> bill: it will be. we'll watch it. comedian jon stewart returning to his old seat on the daily show one day a week immediately taking shots at president biden in his opening mono log. >> this guy kind of remembers stuff during his deposition. do you understand what that means? he had no ability to recall very basic things under questioning. if you are telling us behind is scenes he is on top of it and leading it, you should film that. that would be good to show to people. instead of a tiktok where he

goes -- >> bill: kennedy and tyrus with us now. one of our favorite panel. lovely purpose. tyrus, you make your living on comedy. >> various other entrepreneurs yes. i welcome it. welcome back. nice to have a challenge. a little late on the train. we've been telling you this for, what, 2 1/2 years now, three years now? >> dana: at the same time we could see you on gutfeld. a clip last night. >> you know you are in trouble when the percent of americans who say you are too old is higher than your age. we can't get 86% of people to oppose murder. but think about it. 86%. americans are finally united. joe biden's promise finally came through. he brought us together. >> dana: do you think the daily show decided to do this because

greg's show is doing so well? >> absolutely. i was watching the emmy awards recently and gutfeld was left off the list where he is besting these people not only if writing but ratings. so yes, they are realizing that people in this country are frustrated and people like jon stewart. i worked with him at mtv and a great guy and really funny and glad he is finally an honest actor. it has taken him too long. he and bill maher have finally realized they have to be truthful about what's going on. carrying water for someone who is as decrepit as biden is doing an incredible disservice to the country. >> bill: what is gutfeld without tyrus? >> a ship without a bottom. i'm the anchor. everyone should be made fun of and good they are finally coming around to do it. will they do it at the level we do? probably not.

game on, let's do it. >> dana: want to ask you about this. chas gpt, a.i. artificial intelligence to write reviews. encourage me to think about specific examples. you get a robot-generated first draft. what do you think? >> i that i lot of people are using a.i. the more people who hear about it the more people will use it. people use it for performance reviews but write holiday and birthday cards as well. when the words escape you, if you are a best man and nervous standing up in front of guests you go to chatgpt and it will crank it out. >> bill: what are you doing with your daughter on this? >> we are original thinkers in our house. if you ain't got it, you aren't supposed to have it. if i have to write about you and

i can't say anything about you i'm like bill, i got nothing, sorry, love the hair but that's all i got. i can't stand that. if someone gives me an a.i. love letter. your wife does that and you give her an a.i. response back you end up in trouble. >> dana: do you think it will happen tomorrow? >> absolutely. >> all the wives will call each other and find out they're on the same algorithm. >> dana: everybody show post on instagram. >> bill: the program able to identify what has been written by a.i. and it probably already exists. >> dana: great to have you both. i love it. they both have only first names. we're moments away from a rare morning briefing at the white house. we expect to hear a response after the senate passes the $95 billion aid package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. we'll take you there when it happens. everyone say, “space pod.” cheese.

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>> bill: we have news about a potential break through in the fight against alzheimer's. researchers using ultrasound technology to help the brain absorb treatments faster. jonathan serrie, intriguing story out of atlanta today. what have you got? >> if you get a treatment through a standard iv the brain's protective barrier is so effective about 98% of the medicine can't get in. that means you have to take larger doses, longer treatments, and more side effects. researchers believe they found a solution. the patient enters an mri scanner wearing a helmet. inside the helmet 1,000 probes focus ultrasound waves on a targeted area of the brain where they agitate microscopic bubbles injected into the bloodstream. as they vibrate and expand ty cause a temporary opening in the

blood brain barrier allowing medication into the brain tissue and reduces plaque. the findings are published in the "new england journal of medicine." >> promising results. only a few cases. we need to do more studies. people with alzheimer's need hope and we need to accelerate the pace of discovery and innovation in this regard. >> next month the doctor plans a similar study using an additional alzheimer's medication. bill. >> bill: okay. jonathan serrie, this might be really good news and we'll stand by for more. thank you very much. nice to see you. atlanta, georgia. dana. >> dana: fox news alert. we're minutes away from an early white house press briefing as the administration mounting questions about president biden's age and struggles to overcome growing skepticism about the president's mental acuity and his ability to handle critical problems across the u.s. and world and we'll bring it to you when it gets