ballot to 70% and the rejection rate of mail-in ballots has fallen from 4% to 5% traditionally down 2.2% were .3e when flooded with them here they have a problem they have to win four or five points in the swine states to cancel out this advantage and mail-in ballot-int. but usually 7 million people fled th border and open. it t is not a choice but deliberate. i think it is coinciding with the available mail-in ballots. >> laura: they knew this was coming. if they don't have the lawyers and place and if they don't have the strategy in place for republicans, they have no one to blame but themselves. victor and chris, thank you. remember it is america now and forever. >> todd: a fox news alert, hunter biden facing a deposition

today perfect the house oversight and judiciary committees, their biggest interview to determine whether to move forward with impeaching the president. you're watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the committees are planning to release a full transcript shortly after it wraps up. it comes just days after the president's brother james. >> brooke: here is what we expect from hunter biden's deposition. hunter will be under oath when questioned about his father's role in his overseas business deals. a transcript is expected to be released shortly after, as requested from his lawyers. the likelihood of hunter cooperating remains in question after he was originally due to

appear two months ago and skipped to deliver public remarks instead. >> there is no evidence to support that my father was financially involved in my business because it did not happen. >> brooke: chairman comer is calling his bluff. >> the biden family, specifically the son and brother of the president of the united states were selling access to joe biden. they would put joe on the phone. investigation about interviewing former biden associates, they say they were selling access to joe and joe was a willing participant. >> brooke: republicans will continue the impeachment inquiry into president biden and more interviews are to come. >> todd: nancy mace sits on the committee and will join us live before she questions the first son today, make sure you stick

around. >> carley: stick around for that. former president trump defeating nikki haley in michigan by 40 percentage points and shifts sights to super tuesday and beyond. >> i want to thank everybody, you have been incredible, the numbers are far better than we anticipated. november 20 and january 5 cannot come fast enough, we'll make america greater than ever before. >> carley: nikki haley's campaign, she is doubling down on her commitment to stay in the race. >> states like colorado and michigan and minnesota want to start winning again, you have to have somebody on the ticket that can win a general election. yes, did donald trump win? i give him that. he lost 40% of the vote, you can't win a general election if

you can't get 40% of republican primary voters. >> carley: 110,000 uncommitted votes. the president thanked every michigander who made their voice heard. let's bring in janelle, what are your thoughts on how things shaped up for republicans and future for donald trump and nikki haley as you see it now. >> well, i certainly wasn't surprised. good morning, always good to be here. i wasn't surprised when i saw the outcome. we all know president trump has a commanding lead, that will usher us into him pretty much being the nominee, we all know that. this nikki haley situation, the thing we're missing.

i believe the new swing voter is not independent, it is everyone who wants to support a candidate outside of biden and trump. when you think about it, a lot of people and voters are not at play when it comes to polling. they will not answer phone calls that say if you had to choose biden or trump today, who would you choose? they are hanging up. voters are not in play. i urge the republican party to tie up loose ends and solidify our base to ensure voters that are pretty unpredictable leans in our favor. >> carley: nikki haley released a statement, joe biden is losing by 20 percentage points and many say a sign of weakness in november. donald trump is losing 35% of the vote, a flashing warning sign for trump in november.

how do you think these candidates, donald trump and joe biden will be able to sway undecided voters into their camp? >> i feel like they both have an uphill battle in two different perspectives. with biden, he has to overcome a lot. he has the economy and the situation happening with israel and gaza and hamas. on trump's side, it is mostly rhetoric. he is in a better position to be able to win over new people who he selects as his vp pick will matter a lot and send an indicator to voters that you hear us. i'm interested to find out if he has a strategy to loop in all of them. it comes down to rhetoric. he should let the primary play out. let nikki haley play out this primary. every timeline you call for her

to drop out or call for her supporters to jump on the bandwagon that will make them pull further away. i think it will shake out in the wash. >> carley: you mentioned the war in israels, drama was on the democratic side with 14% of voters voting uncommitted because of the president's support for israel. joe biden only won michigan -- 14% uncommitted vote is being perceived in the white house this morning? >> i think they're looking at it same way they have been looking at all data points. he's polling low because of several issues, this is just one opportunity for nonsupporters to say one more thing on the checklist. what we're seeing and witnesses

from this administration is a lukewarm administration. when you straddle the fence, you show you lack the backbone to do what is right and this is upon haing. when you have biden behind closed doors saying i support you and stand with israel and goes in public and tries to straddle the fence, it gets shaky. it is bigger than this and has to do with the fact they see he can't win and this is strategy to push him to the side, even within his own party. >> carley: trump campaign estimates he could exceed 1215 delegate threshold needed to clench the republican nominee by march 12, one week after super tuesday. if that happens, it really is off to the races. thank you for joining us, have a great day. >> thank you, you do the same.

>> carley: happening now, raging wildfires burning across texas panhandle forcing shut down of nuclear weapon facility and threatening homes and businesses. breaking developments. look at that video, wow. >> todd: that video is almost apapoc aapocalypsic. don't go anywhere, "fox and friends first" on a wednesday.

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>> carley: a fox weather alert. nation's main nuclear weapon plant shutting down overnight as wildfires tear through texas and oklahoma scorching 370,000 acres so far. governor abbott issuing disaster declaration for 60 counties prompting evacuations and school closure for millions of residents. look at this insane video. look at that there. flames bleeding over into oklahoma yesterday after several agencies work to contain that out of control blaze. most prominent wildfire is burning in texas right now, four main hot spots, todd. that is a big deal. >> todd: prayers for folks there. new report from new york city comptroller accusing mayor eric

adams of wasting millions of taxpayer dollars to hire employees for city shelters. adams introduced no-bid contracts. one example found a supervisor being paid over $185 per hour. the competitive rate was only supposed to be $65 per hour. and private staff being paid $117 per hour compared to average rate of $27 per hour. -- come live in the sunshine state. jimmy joins us now. new yorkers are paying for illegals to be housed, fed and the like in new york city and being fleeced when they do it. seems like new york city and new york city democrats are making

the sales pitch for you. >>en 100%. i cannot believe the ridiculousness. you have an attorney general confiscating businesses from donald trump and mayor that might as well be setting money on fire in time square. >> todd: people are moving from new york to florida. you expect numbers to increase. what other areas of dysfunction are you seizing on to make the sales pitch to get people to move to the sunshine state? >> safety, safety is the number one attraction. police officers are good men and women, but they are afraid to arrest somebody because your d.a. will not prosecute them. you have a city that used to be a real icon in this country and world and now it is deteriorating to something you

see at a thrift shop. >> todd: you are making sales pitch to cops yourself. you are saying, we will pay you probably a better if not competitive salary and you will not have to deal with what you deal with in the big apple. get your thoughts on how you do it. what do you do? streamlining your budget and make sure you don't have no-bid contracts or some other magic you and desantis and moody are doing in florida? >> problem you have with what eric adams has done with that contract, that is probably a general contractor who has four or five lower level subs, whole trough of people getting fed out of that. it's sad. when we see it happen in florida, it is called corruption and we take people to jail on that stuff. it is what it is. i'm speaking to the choir.

nobody in your state will prosecute those ridiculous criminal actions. >> todd: i understand that, focus on florida, what are you doing there, streamlining a budget or making sure taxpayers get value for their dollars? >> we are not raising taxes. this year 20 billion budget surplus, your new york general assembly 4.8 billion budget shortfall this year alone. they will get money from raising taxes. families coming from new york, i said, did you move here for weather, your family, your jobs? no, they wanted lower taxes. your government is boom to our bottom line. >> todd: the doom loop in new york, they raise taxes and

people leave and then they need to raise more taxes. thank you for your time, i look forward to visiting you soon. >> carley: same. >> todd: carley is joining us. thanks so much >> come on down. >> carley: margarita in hand. >> todd: not on air. >> carley: we can there. 5:00 always. >> todd: 1.7 billion plan to end hunger in the u.s. by 2030. >> carley: ceo of kellogg is making a controversial statement to families. we'll ask a mom how she feels about that. >> we are advertising cereal for dinner, it is more affordable.

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>> carley: biden administration announced 1.7 billion plan to end hunger in the u.s. by 2030's. the president's proposal comes as 17 million households struggle to have enough food for their families, not helped by inflation rising under the president. the ceo of kelloggs is getting attention this morning. >> cereal is great destination when consumers are under pressure. cereal for dinner. that is much more affordable. >> carley: amber, a louisiana mother of four is joining us. how do you feel about that

advice from the ceo of kellogg, have frosted flakes for breakfast and dinner? >> yeah, because that has nutritional value that will take care of a family of six everyday all day. >> carley: americans are spending 10% of income on food, most americans have spent on their whole paycheck in 30 years. average family is spending $1000 on groceries every month. how is this impacting your family? >> it is impacting us. our budget for food has doubled. it is an everyday struggle, deciding beans and rice is what we'll eat today. in our household, fresh produce is something that went up, we have a small greenhouse that we are making our own fresh produce

because getting it at the store is not affordable with inflation. >> carley: this is an important number. bureau of labor statistics says typical household needs to spend $213 more in january than the same time last year and last year prices were high, as well. things keep ticking up, amber. >> yeah, it is definitely -- i'm not seeing relief. >> carley: president was on late night with seth myers this week and said something about the economy. he says we have the strongest economy of any major nation in the world, number one. he said we got a long way to go, inflation is down, though, we're the best economy in the world. trying to hype things up, but also addressing the fact americans are not feeling that hype. how do you feel about those

comments from the president? >> at least he knows. he knows things have not been going well and we know that. i just think it is ridiculous it has not been addressed and he is waiting until the end of his presidency before having thoughts on what to do. >> carley: they did just announce a plan to end hunger in the u.s. by 2030, what are your thoughts on that? >> he's putting a bandaid on something he caused and he waited until the end of his presidency to propose something to alleviate stress on the american people. >> carley: have you changed your behavior because of the price of groceries? >> we've changed what we're getsing. we decided and opted for -- we do have cereal for dinner,

frankly. the beans and rice, not snacking as much. making sure we are eating at meal time and not overeating. >> carley: and growing your own produce. you sound like a responsible, hard-working mom, amber. thank you for joining us. we appreciate you joining us. moving on to this, kamala harris says biden administration will pay college students to register voters this election season. >> todd: biden administration. cheryl casone from fox business has more. nobody stopped him on the student loan bailout, why not do this, too. >> cheryl: in 2020, biden won 60% support voters, that was a key voting block for them. she's been going to campuses

since october. vice president harris makes the announcement yesterday from the white house. watch. >> we have under federal work study program, now allow students to get paid through federal work study to register people and to be nonpartisan poll workers. this is important for a number offen vas, to engage young leaders in this process and activate them in terms of their ability to strengthen our community. >> cheryl: department of education says funds may be used for employment by federal, local or tribal agency for work not associated with a particular interest or group. remember, 58% of young voters are not even sure if they will vote in this election, according to axios. this is a problem for them.

>> todd: i would like to go back and confirm this was nonpartisan, should be 50/50 among the college students. i'm sure it won't be. >> carley: and think about the party college students closely align with. there will be legal questions about this. kamala harris said this is nonpartisan, the fact she is promoting it. >> cheryl: i bring up the voter issue, i try to cut to the chase with issues like this. look at latest polling, real clear politics, trump is up 2.1% over biden. they are doing whatever they can to win in november. >> todd: you can expect if this proposal doesn't work, next, all students get a's across the board. >> carley: keep talking about i guess college and college scores

and talk about chaos on the court. >> cheryl: angry texas tech fans, ut longhorns versus red raiders. longhorns won and they storm the court and get rowdy. they start throwing bottles, all this is live on television. this whole event on the court and all the highlights -- a lot of controversy. red raider fans were not happy. texas tech coach had to get on the microphone to scold them. listen to him. >> hey, everybody listen. everything that gets thrown on the floor, we'll get a technical foul. listen to me. it's got to stop. it's got to stop. >> cheryl: they did get a

technical fine, to be clear. this is a big rivalry in texas. i get it. enough is enough is what he was saying. last week lsu was fined after fans stormed the court after beating kentucky. we've had duke player and iowa female basketball player injured. is there going to be lawsuits? colleges have to decide, sports is great and fun, i'm a big fan, you know that. what point is it safety and injury and lawsuits? march madness, i hope we will not see this. >> todd: somewhat of an issue for sometime, feels like last three weeks has gone up and media attention has grown. i'm not trying toic a joke, i'm serious, what will happen in were ma, march madness, will

this continue? >> cheryl: i don't think the ncaa rules are great when it comes to storming the court, and they are not enforced. >> carley: some people like it. >> cheryl: fair enough, when you start getting players injured and back to texas tech, throwing water bottles because you are upset about a call. grow up, kids. those kids. thank you. >> todd: brutal murder of laken riley has georgia republicans taking matters into their own hands to confront illegal immigration, we'll tell you what they are doing. >> carley: another electric day of testimony when the key witness takes the stand and admits this in the fani willis case. >> did you lie to miss merchant? >> i mentioned earlier i speculated on some things. >> carley: uncomfortable moment

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committing crimes because they are migrants, they are criminals and they are release them into the country. you can't vet them, they are coming with fake documents and documents are produced in countries that will sell you a fake document. that is the problem when you allow people to come in like this. >> republican lawmakers are demanding more information about how jose antonio ibarra was able to enter the country illegally and carry out that murder at the university of georgia. this is to the detrism of those in the united states. border policies increase likelihood they will enter and remain in the u.s. three times more have entered the u.s. more than donald trump's four years in office.

>> todd: thank you. we're learning new details about the brutal murder of laken riley. arrest report says jose antonio ibarra did comment aggravated battery and maliciously caused bodily harm to another by seriously disfiguring her body or member thereof by disfiguring her skull. wordy and horrific. a georgia state senator joins me now. biden administration is doing nothing to prevent trajectory like this. in georgia, you and fellow republicans are hoping to do something about it. what is your plan in the peach state? >> first of all, it is a devastating loss of a beautiful, vibrant young woman and just horrible for my community in athens, georgia. there is no explanation for it. no connection between these people and it just points back

to failed border plsz. lack of control in this country. biden is consciously decided not to enforce our laws and you have a flood of illegal immigrants coming in and high percentage of these people are criminals, foreign agents. it is unfathomable we will tolerate this. it trickles down, athens has been deemed a sanctuary city, they did a resolution in 2019 welcoming undocumented illegal immigrants. our sheriff's department does not cooperate with ice. this gentleman had been arrested a couple times, no consequences, just released. it is devastating. we have forbidden sanctuary cities in georgia.

many cities carefully word resolutions welcoming undoc undocumented -- foreseeable expected consequences of open borders, sanctuary city lack of cooperation with federal enforcement. >> todd: residents could seek tax refund if local governments are not enforcing and could penalize sheriffs that do not coordinate with the feds. do you think the biden administration will fight you on this? >> the biden administration has made it clear it is open border policy. first priority, build a wall, stop inflow of unvetted people.

we don't know anything about them temperature is coming home to roost now. trump had the right idea to seal the border and deal with the problem. biden reversed that and opened the border and here is what you get. >> todd: keep us posted. switching gears and staying in your state, nathan wade attorney terrence bradley taking the stand in fani willis misconduct case and has trouble remembering key details. watch. >> do you tell lies about your friends? >> i -- have i told lies about friends? i could have, i don't know. >> do you tell lies about your friends in a case of national importance? >> overruled. >> i could have, i don't know. >> carley: it is clear he is trying to obviskate, i think that will lead the judge to not

give credibility to the testimony and admit every text message and communication in 2021 showing there was a relationship between wade and willis before 22 when he was hired. you are running a parallel investigation into fani willis. what are you finding? >> well, we're just beginning our investigation, we're issuing subpoenas even today and will try to get that information being blocked and withheld and objected to in the court system. we want the truth. we have a total lack of faith, our population has a lack of faith in fairness of our judicial system, criminal justice system and this woman is the prosecutor and allegations are endless and continue. when you hire your lover and play him three quarters of a million dollars to investigate

and prosecute president trump and go on cruises and trips with him using benefits of public funds, that undermines the public confidence and impartiality of prosecution. we will stay out of the criminal case, the senate will get to the facts and see what laws we can change to restore the criminal justice system. i'll be watching closely to see what the judge does. >> todd: friday will be a big day in court in georgia. thank you. a fox news alert, hunter biden head be to capitol hill today as republicans biggest interview yet as they determine whether to move forward with impeaching hunter biden. nancy mace is here next. >> carley: first steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: hello, carley and todd. 12 minutes from now on wednesday

morning, we'll kickoff "fox and friends" and lead story out of texas. massive wildfires burning through oklahoma and texas. my goodness, it is a hel scape. governor abbott issues disaster declaration. we'll check with a city manager in the epicenter of the crisis on what she is seeing. images like that. plus, take a look, a live look at capitol hill, screen left, hunter biden will face off with house lawmakers in a closed-door hearing a few hours from now. house judiciary chair jim jordan will preview what we can expect and what he'll ask. plus, former president trump and joe biden winning respective primaries in the state of michigan. progressives sending a strong message to joe biden over his support of israel.

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♪ >> carley: a fox news alert. hunter biden will face questions under oath on capitol hill today. and republicans' impeachment inquiry into the president. first son said in a recent interview that he was maintaining his sobriety ahead of the election because, quote, i have something much bigger than even myself at stake. we are in the middle of a fight for the future of democracy. jonathan turley is laying out what he thinks hunter's strategy will be today. >> he's going to have this disjointed position where he's going to insist that he wasn't just selling his father's name. that he was this globe trotting business genius. and at the same time, when he gets into trouble, is he likely to go back to that argument

that, well, during that period i was effectively a blacked out, you know, junky. i was, i was addicted to drugs and i can't remember much of it. those two narratives collide. >> todd: i think cha right. he will want it both ways. behind closed doors this morning and the congressman joins us now. what is your first question for the first son? >> well, the first thing i'm going to do, i'm going to sit in there and see how many times hunter biden perjures himself because there is no way he will get through eight hours and he is going to have eight hours of testimony today and not perjure himself. i'm very interested in russia gate but from the left side because we know that hunter biden, joe biden, the biden family, including jim biden that they were all bought and paid for by russia and russian oligarchs. i don't know a single father, a single parent that sits on as

many business meetings for their son as joe biden has. i would like to know the content of those meetings, those dinners, those over 80 times that hunter biden, his business associates visited the white house to see joe biden. what was the condition tent of those conversations? what did joe biden mean to his son and his son's business partners when he said be good to my boy, right? we have a lot of questions there will be hundreds of questions asked today. >> carley: we will see if he pleads the fifth or answers them directly. congresswoman, the a.p. is out with an article that highlights problems they see house republicans are running into whether it comes to this investigation and they write: yes yet, after conducting dozens of interviews and obtaining more than 100,000 pages of documents, republicans have yet to produce direct evidence of misconduct by the president. meanwhile, an fbi informant who alleged a bribery scheme involving the bidens, a claim republicans have cited repeatedly to justify their probe is facing charges from federal prosecutors to accuse

him of fab brie caghtd the story. the a.p. article goes on to say that this impeachment inquiry is, tote, teetering on the brink of collapse. what's your reaction to that? >> well, number one. when that 1023 form was coming through, i very vividly recall the fbi saying their own witness, who they paid 6 figure sums to was trustworthy and credible. i very vividly remember jamie raskin coming out of a meeting with the fbi saying the witness was credible and trustworthy. so, there are a lot of people to distrust. the second thing i want to say is that we have a ton of evidence. there are over 29,000 emails between joe biden and hunter biden and jim president biden and their business partners there are over 08 meetings at the white house with joe biden. there are dinners and phone calls where joe biden was involved? selling the brand that the biden family made millions on. and not only that, the millions that they made were from

communist china, were from russian ole garages, from people who are not the friends of the united states. ukraine and romania as well. so, the evidence is everywhere. but the left, with the help of eight of the mainstream and corporate media, every accusation is literally a projection. the russia gate biden family literally being paid millions by russia. you can't make this stuff up. it's there, it's real, and it's accurate. >> carley: there is also the classified document situation, congresswoman. house republicans have subpoenaed the doj for documents, communications, audio, video records related to robert hur's interview with joe biden. they are also interested, you guys are also interested in a conversation then vice president biden had with ukrainian prime minister on december 11th, 2015. what are republicans trying to establish here? >> well, we want to show where joe biden, where he was what his position was and also has to do

with the corruption in the biden family. because we know that joe biden's family was paid off by burisma and other ukrainian executives, et cetera. this is really important. the other thing i want to say is that smith's letter came out recently regarding joe biden and the cases of the classified documents. he said the two cases were very different. yeah, they are very different because joe biden took classified material that he was not legally allowed to. joe biden literally broke the law. both as a u.s. senator and as vice president. donald trump's case is very different. because he was president. he had the ability to declassify information that the vice president or a senator doesn't have. and so the cases are very different. and joe biden's mental capacity is far, far worse than anybody else in this country, too. >> todd: congresswoman nancy mace has a busy day. we appreciate her getting up. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> carley: have a great day, everybody. ♪ >> steve: thank you very much, todd and carley. good morning