see one, i think, at least until the summer. not in this sort of setting. not for that period of time. but, carley, i heard before you are not a good driver. you from jersey, how could you not be good driver for self-survival. >> carley: question own whether biden was a good driver in that press conference. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> joey: good pivot. >> president biden insists he has made enormous progress during his first year in office. >> i have outperformed what anybody thought would happen. >> president is depletely detached from reality. >> detached reality democrat party live in cacoon from the west of the nation. >> senate voted against changing the filibuster to pass a bill overhauling elections. >> allowing one party to exert complete control only pour fuel on the political. >> police have arrested responsible for the murder of brianna kupfer. >> allowed to walk freely among

those. >> george gascon bears responsibility. >> chuck grassley calling out the secret service claiming the hiding travel logs on hunter biden. >> missing years are when hunter biden traveled to russia and china. >> illegal arrest warrants as a form of i.d. to fly. >> after 9/11, we as a country made a decision to make sure that we weren't going to have any more incidents in the air and now this. ♪ ♪ dance, dance, dance ♪ creeping up on you ♪ just dance, dance, dance ♪ all those things i should do ♪ dance, dance, dance ♪ ain't nobody leaving ♪ dancing. >> steve: good morning, nashville, this is your 5:01 central time wake-up call. as you can see screen right, the infamous batman building as they refer to it. i think it's the at&t building. but it kind of looks like batman

with the ears. currently it's 26 in nashville. they are going for a daytime high of freezing. you might as well stay inside all day long and just watch cable tv because ainsley and brian, it's an anniversary day. >> ainsley: anniversary day? oh, it's been a year since joe biden was inaugurated. yes, you are right, steve. and we love nashville. brian, you spend a lot of time down there with all your friends, john rich, especially. >> brian: i write songs. i go down there with some of my fellow artists borders. >> brian: write write write barry man low. that's how we will close the show. continue the show with checking with "fox & friends" own pete heg set who has great special coming up. he is going to be live in richmond virginia. some people say he is live now. his special on the summit is

tomorrow, right, pete? oh it's today. excuse me, it's today, it's thursday. >> pete: so wrapped up in this amazing anniversary of the glorious one year of joe biden you are distracted. i get it i get it. we are exchanging gifts for sure. thanks for giving me a moment, guys. we are at the greater richmond convention center in downtown richmond for the miseducation of "america live" summit. i a five part series on fox nation called the miseducation of america reveals the 100 year progressive takeover of america's classrooms. >> what we want to do today on fox nation starts right at 9:00 is talk to experts and educators and scholars and historians and advocates, parents from loudoun county. we're here in virginia for a reason to ask them what our kids are confronting in the classroom and what the heck we can do about it the kind of thing that fox nation has an opportunity to do. go a little deeper on issues of the day and that's exactly what we are going to do in this

summit here today. winsome sears the lieutenant governor of virginia will be joining us in virginia as well. an amazing list of folks. we will be watching "fox & friends" and we hope a few people, you know, they watch "america's newsroom" with jen psaki and join the live summit of the miss education of america don't miss it 9:00 a.m. and happy anniversary, i guess, yes. >> steve: yes. indeed. happy anniversary for joe biden. you know, we are going to talk about his big two-hour press conference yesterday. where he said he was asked one of the first questions was you know, if the coronavirus -- pete, by the way, thank you very much. >> pete: thank you. >> steve: he was asked about coronavirus and inflation and the polls. did he overpromise? and he said no, i didn't overpromise. i outperformed. but do you know what? he did not perform last night in

the u.s. senate because the senate, as the senate democrats as expected, lost the bid to change the filibuster. the final vote was 452 to 48. kyrsten sinema and joe manchin voted with every republican. it was expected chuck schumer tried for the nuclear option to change it. didn't happen. the president said last night he is disappointed but will continue to push for changes in the senate. mitch mcconnell accused chuck schumer and the democrats of trying to silence the senate and silence millions of americans and seize control of the democracy. and it was a bad night, ainsley, for joe biden in the senate but then again he had a really long press conference. >> ainsley: yeah, he did. he was up there speaking for more than two hours. your son asked him a great question why are you going so

far left? and he says he claims he's not. he says he likes bernie sanders but he doesn't always agree with bernie sanders. but he said i outperformed in the first year. he said i didn't overpromise. look at that the "new york post" said he said what? now we know why they keep him hidden. but, if you go through some of the things that he talked about. you know, he did promise us that he was going to wipe out code and then yesterday he said the pandemic is far from over. he admitted he didn't have enough tests even though hes told us he was going to wipe it out. he also promised us our economy would be better. we played that. we are at 7% inflation and he blamed the pandemic and he blamed the federal reserve. cbs did a poll and 65% of americans say he hasn't done enough to alleviate inflation. his approval ratings are horrible, 33%. he also said that he is going to be on the ticket in 2024 with camla. asked why americans question his mental capacity he said i have no idea.

when it came to russia he said they will move in on ukraine and if they invade they will pay. then, brian, he defended afghanistan's withdrawal. he said i make no apologies. >> brian: which is sin of with 13 dead and biggest embarrassment in military history. what he did with russia says expects incursion. you can't walk that back. one president at a time. his words matter. can you imagine being ukrainian and seeing that while we pledge to give money and arms, can we get them there already? here's the president with his response to an opening question. >> look, i didn't overpromise. but i have, probably, outperformed what anybody thought would happen. the fact of the matter is that we're in a situation where we have made enormous progress. you mentioned the number of deaths from covid. well, it was three times that not long ago.

it's coming down, everything is changing. it's getting better. one of the things that i think is something that -- one thing i haven't been able to do so far is get my republican friends to get in the game of making things better in country. can you think of any other president that's done as much in one year? name one for me. >> brian: a lot. if anybody was there. he meets with historians so often i'm sure they would have been listing 44 others. did he try to do a lot, he didn't effectively do a lot. one of the most sincere comments, steve i heard is when he said i had no idea republicans weren't going to work with me on anything. really? he didn't hear about opposition party? he didn't watch donald trump be fought every step of the way? he reached out one time. he actually got a result bipartisan deal and as was brought up with a very astute question was mitt romney just said over the weekend when it came to election reform you didn't even call. so don't say that you had no idea that the republicans were

going to obstruct him. they have a different agenda. they might not be bad people. they just don't want to have a bernie sanders like-run government which means a lot of the stuff that was way to the left like build back better and the radical voting reform and blowing up the filibuster does not resonate with them. i don't think they need to apologize for that nor do i think he sincerely has -- sincerely surprised by it. >> steve: he made it very clear yesterday in some of his opening remarks that the best way for prices to come down in america because of inflation and the supply chain, which he said, you know what? it's messed up, we're going to fix it he said the best way to get those prices down is to pass build back better. which he said will pass but just in chunks. and regarding republicans, what he said that got a lot of people going who is he talking about, he said there are five u.s. senators who are republicans with him who privately say hey, i completely agree with you on

all the things you are pushing for because they are so fair. but i'm afraid that if i say that and support you, then a donald trump-backed primary challenger will knock me out of my job. so i'm just going to zip it up. mark levin had this observation about what we all saw yesterday last night. watch this. >> there is like two americas here. the democratic party that lives in this sort of cacoon and the rest of the nation. there is inflation. he says it's no big deal. we didn't talk about he schools today. crime mentioned that's true. the borders totally out of control. the issues that effect americans across the board. >> ainsley: yeah. he is right. inflation is not just affecting republicans. it's affecting liberals, independents, production. it's effecting all of us and these businesses that can't get

workers. the gas prices are through the roof. electric bills are up. u.s. retailers face 12% out of stock levels on food, drinks, beverages, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene items and 15% of out of stock levels on food products. and the president was asked about this and he gave an example. he said we are going to to be more self-reliant. you can't get a car right now because of those computer chips. we are going to start making those chips here in america. why haven't we done it yet? why is it taking so long to get tempts? why do we go in a grocery store and we can't get what we need? coming up, police capture a suspect -- do you want to say something. >> brian: i do. unfortunately we have to go to break. you are right. >> steve: we have three hours. >> ainsley: we will be talking about it all morning. police did capture that suspect sought for murdering the aclu graduate student out in l.a. are soft on crime policies also to blame for the career criminal walking free? iconic statue that has stood as

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>> carley: good morning. back with your headlines. a driver is charged after two marines are killed and a dozen injured in a military truck crash in north carolina. police say the vehicle year turned while attempting a right turn, ejecting its 17 passengers. a second military truck reportedly could not stop and hit one of the service members. the 19-year-old marine, who was driving, has been charged with

one count of exceed ago safe speed and two misdemeanors counts of death by motor vehicle. the fbi says it conducted, quote: court authorized law enforcement activities amid reports agency search congressman henry cuellar texas home. the fbi called it ongoing investigation but provided no further details. agents reportedly snapped pictures and carried large bags out of the home. cuellar spokes person saying the congressman will, quote fully cooperate in any investigation. he is committed to ensuring that justice and the law are upheld. the ncaa aannouncing update to transgender athletes to fall in line with u.s. and international olympic committees. each sports national governing body will now determine individuals' are participation with ongoing review and recommendation by the ncaa. the policy will be effective immediately. caitlyn jenner speaking out on

"america's newsroom." >> number one, biological boys, i have said from the beginning, should not be playing in women's sports. we need to protect women's sports. obviously this is about lia thomas who has brought a lot of attention to this issue. first of all, i respect her decision to live her life authentically, 100 percent. and, but, it also comes with responsibility and some integrity grit it. >> jenner speaking out on america reports yesterday. transgender athletes will be required to document sports testosterone for weeks before their championship selections. a teddy roosevelt statue that has stood outside new york's america natural history museum for more than 80 years is removed. the statue depicts roosevelt on a horse with a native american and african-american man at his side. the museum voted to haul it away

saying, quote: the statue row moats racial heirachy. the museum has long found disturbing it will be sent to a library in north dakota on a long-term loan. it is still going to be outside a library just no longer in new york. >> brian: absolutely sickening, been there 80 years. this is a guy responsible for creating the museum of natural history. his relationship with booker t. washington what he did for african-american relations while not having a perfect record, no one did in those times as our 26th president is without peer. for them to take this down is so insulting especially this new mayor comes in he has to know this is idiotic things the mayor did do to move teddy roosevelt out. some day we will sober up and understand the idiotic things we are doing. that is going to be the subject or part of a fox nation series ray kelly grew up in that area, the police commissioner did a

special on what police commissioner roosevelt did and we were in front of that building, and it was boxed. it was boxed, as if people were going to be offended to see teddy roosevelt on a horse, absolutely incredible. so we are going to look at that next week. i will talk more about that. first things first. the other thing we have been talking about in new york city is death and destruction of the way of life. and areas in which were normally almost crime-free when you talk about broadway and times square. but that has not been the case. now, over to los angeles, where this d.a. has gone out of his way to make sure criminals have rights. therefore, criminals are out. now, yesterday, we have been over the last three days been talking about a 24-year-old aclu student who world in a furniture store and stabbed to death. yesterday some good news. that suspect was apprehended in pasadena by the pasadena police. and it turns out his record is even longer than we thought. he has been an offender and a

career criminal. in fact, his last offense, one of his last offense was actually in san diego. and this is a guy that normally, in a previous time, would never have been out and about, but as a transient homeless person, ainsley, he attacked again and this woman is dead because of permissiveness that we're witnesses here with these d.a.s. >> steve: and in fact she was stabbed to death. she was murdered one week ago today. and so, you know, they did circulate these images. in fact, according to the papers out in los angeles, apparently this guy was in a restroom of a restaurant and somebody recognized him from police department photos that the lapd had been circulating. they called the cops and he was taken into custody at a bus bench nearby in pasadena. i hope the person who dropped the dime on this guy and got the

cops there does get the $250,000 reward that was put out there. but, nonetheless, you know, we have been talking for a long time about how a lot of these people in positions of authority, particularly d.a.s kind of look the other way, no consequence for crime. a statement from the l.a. county d.a. george gascon's office yesterday was it is tragic and heart-breaking that brianna kupfer was murdered while she worked. it is a tremendous loss for her family and friends, the community and los angeles county. we are working with lapd and will review the case as soon as as it is presented to us. and, ainsley, the sad thing about this story is the randomness to it. but, also, when you think about it she wasn't supposed to be working that day. she was off but wound up working because she wanted to cover for somebody. she was going to take a red eye flight to los angeles that night to celebrate a birthday with

some friends and there's her beautiful family. but the thing is, brianna kupfer was murdered simply because she went to work. had she not been in that store when this career criminal came in, she would be alive today. >> ainsley: yeah, i mean these woke d.a.s can say it's tragic, it's heart breaking but it's their policies that are allowing these criminals to get back out on the street this guy had a lengthy rap sheet, extensive criminal history. assault with a deadly weapon. assaulted on a police officer. trespassing, possession of a stolen vehicle. misdemeanor larceny. possession of stolen goods. at the time he was free on $1,000 bond. he is now being held on a $2 million bond. but, her parents are wondering if this guy, if these days had just done the right thing and if they had -- when you have that many things on your rap sheet,

you have that many mug shots, more than 12 or i think we counted 12 yesterday, then why are you out on the street? this girl could have been alive. she had her whole life to live, her whole life ahead of her. the sheriff alex villanueva speaking out about this. listen. >> ever been released. he would have been -- i think he was arrested, possibly for possession of stolen items. used to be a felony, now a misdemeanor. got out on a ticket in october. and just a few months later he is killing brianna, you know, right at the start of her life. we have an open air mental asylum. we have become so used to seeing people behave erratically in public it doesn't draw attention someone gets killed. we have been desensitized to the fact that people need help. they cannot be safely walking amongst us. that's just a fantasy. >> ainsley: i remember talking

to rudy giuliani and i asked him how he cleaned up new york. he said if we saw anyone that was homeless or anyone acting erratically out on the streets maybe with mental illness, we would send our officers to go and pick them up and put them in a facility whether homeless shelter, but he is right. that sheriff is right. all we are seeing in new york and l.a., you walk around. you see homeless people. people are screaming random things at civilians walking on the street. and we just continue to listen to our music or hold our daughter's hand and keep walking. we don't even pay attention to it anymore because we see it all the time. and we need to do something to clean up these streets so that innocent victims are not killed. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: what about the victim, jonathan atomy is asking. a veteran l.a. prosecutor and big critic of gascon of that d.a. who is also former boss suing him as well. he says the d.a. needs to stand up and fight for them, the victims. prosecute these victims to the fullest extent they deserve a voice and justice no.

parent should have to bury a child. >> brian: fox news digital found out he has a long history of mental illness. no kidding. he should have been locked up and satellited away. we can't go around and arresting the homeless. we need cops in power to arrest the homeless. mentally i will. the family of four rough times got thrown out by slum lord. that's the old story from the 1930s. it's not the story in 2022 when it comes to the homeless subculture plaguing the cities, every major city in this country and has a lot to do with all-time highs in homicide records that is also plaguing this city. so, just real quick on hunter biden, the u.s. secret service is evidently being accused by senator ron johnson as well as senator chuck grassley of covering the fact that he was traveling around the world and he was basically being covered about the content of what he was doing. in fact, here is the statement right now from chuck grassley in a letter to the secret service

director james murray. in applying the redactions of a secret service they hid names and information containing email conversations regarding hunter biden without any proper legal jurisdiction. we determine even though hunter was on secret service protection from january 2009 to 2014, the secret service did not produce any communication regarding his trips to places like kazakhstan, spain, italy, mexico and russia. which now we have the secret service covering for hunter biden along with all the networks? this is absolutely unbelievable. do they not understand that the secret service one day republican also be in charge and unredact the redacted portions of this? >> steve: yeah, keep in mind though, brian, it was a year ago his father became president of the united states. things happen when your dad is president. what chuck grassley and ron johnson are upset about is the fact that they asked for these documents, which about were

provided to them under the freedom of information act and so much of them were redacted and the redactions do not apply to congress. so somebody has got some splaining to do and that's why they wrote to the top cop at the secret service. all right. 6:27 now coming up next. >> ainsley: let me say one thing about that. they wanted to pursue a deal -- he was trying to goat kazakhstan to meet with the prime minister pursuing a deal with burisma and he was in paris with his family. and he -- they are reporting that the washington examiner is that he left of the secret service and went over to kazakhstan to meet with the prime minister and they want to find out, chuck grassley, they want to find out and johnson, they want to find out if he met with this prime minister, why was he meeting with him? what did it have to do with burisma. all of that is redacted. >> brian: is kazakhstan in the news? yes. is that brutal leader calling on russia to save him? he did, yes. that's why this matters. up next, in the show, parents outraged as teachers push young

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death in 2019 while trying to steal iphone. three teenagers convicted in the attempted robbery and killing. weaver was the last to be sentenced. major-a student of varner college was just 1 years old at the time of her death. the supreme court clearing the way for a congressional committee to access trump era white house documents related to january 6th. justices voting 8 to 1 bins to deny a request from former president trump to block records from the january 6th committee. this means over 700 documents related to the attack on the capitol will be transferred to congress. a group of pennsylvania parents outraged over this photo showing a school employee taping a mask to a child's face. the north penn school district says the serious matter is being addressed with the employee. a spokesperson for the north penn stronger together facebook group tells fox news, quote, the fact that our school district leaders did not immediately

remove this educator from any classroom responsibility may be a bigger and more shocking offense. my goodness. steve, over to you. >> steve: that's something. carley, thank you very much. parents in beaverton, oregon are outraged after discovering their kids school is offering a genders and sexualities club to students as young as 9 years old. >> these kids are far too young to be worrying about the subject at school. they should be learning about different lifestyles with their parents as is their right. >> why would they have these elementary students sign contracts without parental knowledge and consent. >> you cannot tell me that raleigh hills is being run, this club is being run by students. this club is very clearly directed by staff. >> steve: well, some parents worry that if fourth and fifth graders aren't considered too

young for this type of club, then who is? joining us right now with reaction from richmond, virginia, "fox & friends weekend" co-host and anchor pete hegseth and a florida mom, quisha king live from the fox nation miseducation of america summit. and, pete, this is exactly what the summit is all about. >> pete: absolutely right, steve. perfect lead-in to this. thank you so much. i am honored to be joined by quisha king she is a duval county florida mom and the co-chair of the moms for liberty there as well as the host of the quisha king show podcast. quisha, you heard everything that steve just laid out there. >> i did. >> pete: beaverton, oregon, fourth and fifth graders, gender and sexuality club no. notification for the parents teachers seem to see nothing wrong with. >> it not only that the teachers don't seem to see anything wrong with it but the entire district does not seem to see anything

wrong with it i think this further goes to show we are right in standing up. we are right in continuing to fight for this. we are right to say no because we don't -- this is like grooming. this is tantamount to grooming. if we saw this in any other -- if we -- any other circumstance, i think we would all say no. you can't show these kind of things to our 9 and 10-year-olds. we would want to call the police in some instances. >> pete: what one of the parents pointed out was, this is forming a club and giving presentations at the age of 9 on issues of gender and sexuality, probably not just the idea of a 9-year-old. and yet, the school said because it's during class time, parents don't need to be notified? what is that mindset? >> it's the terry clarify mcaul. parents you birthed them, you shelter them, you clothe them, when they are in our care we will take it from there. parents all across the country,

certainly in duval county are saying absolutely no. not only do we birth our own children but we get to say what they should have, what they should be taught and how their day should go in a classroom setting. just because i send them off to camp does that mean that i don't get to have a say what they are doing when they go to camp? no. i have a say in everything they do because i'm their parent. >> pete: when we send kids to school sending them to democratic camp 8 hours a day and deprogram when they come back. you mentioned terry mcauliffe here in virginia for miseducation of "america live" summit. you have been such a voice for parents. speaking up for the rights of parents and kids. what's going to be your message today at the summit? >> my message is that parents have the right, and you don't have to be afraid to speak against things like critical race theory. you don't have to be afraid to speak against things like queer theory, which is another thing creeping in which is tied to instances we just saw in

beaverton, ohio. i will be talking about those kinds of things. >> pete: you have been a great voice on "fox & friends" as well. we can't wait to hear from you at the summit. folks watching, 9:00 a.m. eastern time. the miseducation of "america live" summit from here in richmond, virginia. because, mention terry mcauliffe now it's glenn youngkin country and big reason for that was the issue of education. so we are going to be talking about it this morning. steve, back to you. >> steve: we will be watching you, pete, live there from the geneva convention center. by the way, folks if you do not have a subscription do fox nation go to fox nation.com right now and sign up using the promo code classroom. and do you know what? you are going to get it free for the next three months. all right. 22 minutes now before the top of the hour. on the east coast and west coast and central time zone, all across america, on this thursday, coming up, president biden delivering this assessment of his first year. >> i think i didn't overpromise but, i think if you take a look at what we have been able to do,

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♪ >> brian: president biden holding his first formal presser yesterday taking yes, sir-in months i should add. taking questions on inflation, covid-19, and everything else. what were americans thinking about his performance here with the top take away president lee carter. hey, lee, ready. >> i am. great to see you this morning. >> brian: most questions about covid-19 than anything else. here is what he said about the ongoing crisis. >> i'm not going to give up and accept things as they are now. some people may call what's

happening now the new normal. i call it a job not yet finished. it will get better. we're moving toward a time when covid-19 won't disrupt our daily lives. where covid-19 won't be a crisis but something to protect against and a threat. >> brian: all right, as we know the red is republican, the blue is democrat and the yellow is independents. what do we get? >> you could see overall democrats really like this. they gave a. independents a c and republicans a d. this is about as well as he did during the entire press conference. this is what people wanted to hear. they wanted to hear this wasn't enough. that he knew that he needed to do more for covid. that he wasn't going to be settled with this just being the end. but, what independents, republicans said is i don't believe him anymore. he has failed us. he promised he was going to put an end to covid. things don't seem to be getting better. they seem to be getting worse. they aren't giving a whole lot

of trust or faith that he is going to make things better from here. >> brian: look he told us it was over in july. got hit for with two variants wasn't ready for either one of them. did he admit he didn't have enough tests no kidding. on supply chain even though he said he saved christmas, are people buying this statement? >> a couple of months ago, this very room we heard dire warnings about how the supply chain problems could create a real crisis around the holidays. so we acted. we brought together business and labor and that much predicted crisis did not occur. 99% of the packages were delivered on time and shelves were stocked. and notwithstanding the recent storms that have impacted many parts of our country, the share of goods in stock at stores is 89% now. >> brian: people believe that number? >> no. you can see, democrats by and large are with him most of the

way. they gave this an a. independents, republicans gave it a d and f respectively. they said this isn't reflective of their experience. most people have gone to the grocery store and found empty shelves including myself and most of the people that responded. in fact in the open-ended questions we asked people 89% of the shelves. what shelves are they looking at? are they shopping at a different store than i am. i can't get meat and fresh produce and products most important to my kids. some people are going to the store three times in a week just to get their groceries met. this isn't how people were feeling and made people feel like biden was very out of touch with their experience, which isn't a good thing, especially during these times. >> brian: he does watch a lot of television. referred to the fact i see people on television saying there is bare shelves. there isn't. that's not what the numbers say. we will see. next. one of the most jaw-dropping statements wand as proclamation was that he did not overpromise just because he hasn't succeeded. watch. >> i didn't overpromise.

but i think if you take a look at what we have been able to do, you would have to acknowledge we made enormous progress. one of the things that i think is something that -- one thing i haven't been able to do so far is get my republican friends to get in the game of making things better in this country. what are republicans for? what are they for? name me one thing they are for. >> brian: there is no one with their hand up because it's not their job. what are the grades? >> the grades are you can see democrats gave this a b plus and independents and republicans gave it an f. the blame game simply does not work. he cannot blame republicans. he made a promise of unity. he said he was going to govern by bringing people together by making compromise. he has failed here and people aren't buying it's the republicans fault. >> brian: crack down on crime. reinforce the border. ease up on the mandates, do what the u.k. did and let them live their lives. they can do that as of today.

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vladimir putin to invade ukraine. >> parents in beaverton, oregon are outraged after discovering their kids' school is offering a genders and sexuality club. >> right to say no because we don't -- this is like grooming. >> starbucks is no longer requiring its workers to be vaccinated against covid-19. >> the change comes after last week's supreme court ruling the man united states making it harder for starbucks to retain and hire staff. ♪ we don't need nobody ♪ turn your tv off ♪ bring that boom box off ♪ we'll wake up all the neighbors ♪ till the whole block hates us ♪ and the cops show up ♪ try to shut us down. >> ainsley: that's glens falls new york. beautiful warren county. 30 degrees today. and they are saying it's going to probably rain. take your rain coat. take your umbrella if you are heading out to work. if you are in one of those cars,

hopefully you have one in your trunk. tomorrow the high is 11 degrees, guess what the low is? negative 10 there. on saturday though it's going to be a balmy 16 degrees. >> brian: of course, you focused on the visual and listened to the audio. it does remind me all your parties keep partying until the cops show up. >> ainsley: my neighbors, right? >> brian: nonstop complaining. nice woman, nonstop partying. salute starbucks. i can't tell you how many times i go to starbucks it's closed or not opening because they don't have people. so they are saying enough with the mandates. do that same thing with truck drivers and, oh yeah, do what the u.k. did today they can live their lives. take your mask off, use your own judgment and go school. has a lot to do with boris johnson turmoil self-inflicted. that's what i hoped to hear last night, steve. first year handling covid this is my second year. instead of hey, get vaccinated,

come on, it's your private i can duty. enough of that because we have had so many breakthroughs with people who have gotten vaccinated and boosted, well it could have been so much worse? how do you know? >> steve: brian, the soft-talking has worked for him. >> brian: really? >> steve: he didn't overpromise. he outperformed. and we are going to talk about that in a little while. >> brian: i don't know what you mean. >> steve: listening, you do not have to whisper because pete hegseth is already awake. he is at the convention center in richmond, virginia. >> pete: hi, brian. >> steve: miseducation of america summit starts two hours from now. [whispering] don't tell anybody about getting an education. pooh pete brian you have the accent down a little bit too, it's phenomenal. greater richmond convention center for the miseducation of "america live" summit only on fox nation.

it starts in two hours. doors are opening right now. and i hope you have checked out fox nation, our new series the miseducation of america because we unpacking the 100 year progressive takeover of the american classroom. and i don't know if you guys could take the wider shot of the stage here in richmond. we have the portrait of four presidents behind me. and three in particular you will recognize george washington, john adams and thomas jefferson. over there on screen left for viewers that's woodrow wilson the progressive president. when you unpack what woodrow wilson did, what he did with john dewey, what herbert mukusa and others did with critical theory you get the hidden stories of the theories. the way left progressives marxist, socialists embedded themselves into our educational pipeline from our teachers, colleges, to teachers unions, to the standardization to tests to curriculum, to pedestrian gojy and that's what we're going to be talking about with the summit

today historians, educators, activists, parents. we will hear from winsome sears the new lieutenant governor elected on saying let's put parents back into what kids are taught in school. the miseducation of america summit, live summit. fox nation in about two hours, guys. thanks for giving me a chance to talk about it. >> brian: perspective on how we got here in order to push back and get us back on the right track. >> pete: that's right. >> brian: optimistic and game plan going forward is key. thanks, pete, appreciate it meanwhile. >> pete: thanks, brian. >> brian: we will be watching today. president biden marking his first year in office this morning with a legislative defeat a couple of them in fact after senate democrats sided with republicans to push to african. biden insists he outperformed expectations, peter? >> peter: yes, but now he there are questions about what comes next because president biden yesterday appeared to give

permission to putin to invade ukraine a little. >> it's one thing if it's a minor incursion and we end up having to fight about what to do and not do, et cetera. if he they're do what they are capable to do with the forces amassed on the border it will be a disaster for russia if they further invade ukraine. >> peter: minor incursion, okay. jen psaki said no it's not. clean up came quick. president biden has been clear with the russian president if any russian forces move across the ukrainian border that's a clear invasion and will be met with a swift response. president biden continued pushing for voting rights bill and the build back better bill. neither of which carry any republican support. >> why are you trying so hard in your first year to pull the country so far to the left? >> well, i'm not.

i don't know what you consider to be too far to the left. you guys trying to convince me that i am, um, bernie sanders. i'm not. i like him, but i'm not bernie sanders. i'm not a socialist. i'm mainstream democrat. >> peter: that is a bite that might get played a lot now that it is a midterm year. i have been with joe biden a long time, three plus years now on the beat. that is the longest event i have ever been with him at where it's just him talking. nearly two hours. he took questions from 24 out of 30 reporters in the room. back to you. >> peter: peter, it looked like, once again, he had a list of prepared, cleared reporters that he could call on. and i noticed -- your mother and i were watching -- it closed his binder which meant it was the end of the show. and you called out with your

question right there. and he eventually recognized you. but it looked like you had a follow-up and he just cut you off. >> peter: i had a lot of follow-ups. again, we were not on the list. we have never ever been on the list that biden campaign staff. biden transition staff, or biden white house staff have put together. he still likes to talk sometimes. my follow-up was going to be about crime. he said something yesterday that i have never heard him say before. he said that he thinks people just want to be able to have three squares and to be safe. and i was going to point out to him that a lot of people in country don't feel safe. what are you going to do about it? and i know he likes to say that he supports money for cops on the beat, so the follow-up then is what good does it do if a cop arrests a bad guy but then they get to this progressive prosecutor in a big city who just buts them back out on the streets? and is no chance for a follow-up. maybe we can use that question again. maybe not as the president just heard me ask it because now he

is going to have time to get ready. >> ainsley: i liked your question about why, mr. president, have you gone so left because that's what all the moderate democrats and republicans are asking him too, peter. but when you look at what happened with afghanistan. when you look at what is happening with illegal immigration. when you look at all of his policies, how they wanted to get rid of the filibuster so they could pack the court, they could make d.c. and puerto rico safe. what he is doing with voter registration that you don't need to show an i.d. now. they want to get rid of that they want illegals to vote. it is so progressive. that was an excellent question and great job. >> peter: thanks, and, again, the basis and a follow-up there if we would have gotten one since it is a midterm year, we have seen this 14 point swing in the gallup poll on party i.d. away from democrats towards republicans. this is guy, joe biden, who promised during the primaries, both. he was going to be the -- one of the most progressive presidents in history and that he was going to be a uniter, it just seems like is he struggling to do both at the same time.

>> brian: absolutely. is he getting some outside. going to open up his circle of advisers. that might be a good move. peter, great question. follow up would have been better but you didn't have the opportunity. good job. >> thank you. so i love the fact that peter in his report highlight the president's huge faux pas when he talked about vladimir putin being allowed to have an incursion into ukraine. can you imagine being ukrainian president? can you imagine being ukrainian citizen and hearing that the super power. there to counteract russian aggression, was going to allow russia to be aggressive? but the other four alarm fire, i thought, is when he did something totally irresponsible that not a day goes by where the other networks aren't on former president trump for. he has already created doubt in the 2022 election by saying what republicans stopping the massive election reform by them stopping that, they are allowing election corruption to take place and creating doubt in 2022. how could he say that after

being so critical, nonstop on january 6th and everything from there. so, i was stunned to hear that and because his election reform didn't go through which, by the way, was stopped by democrats. and republicans. not just republicans. >> steve: well, but if you noticed, brian, yesterday, even though the senate had not yet killed the effort to kilt filibuster, he was pushing that you, know, ultimate voting rules law, you know, and he said prices are going to remain high unless build back better passes. and, you know, he is putting all of his eggs into build back better. >> brian: crazy. >> he did say regarding build back better it will pass but just in chunks. tom cotton to your earlier point when joe biden made that faux pas essentially said to vladimir putin okay, you've got a war

plan? go ahead. watch. >> there's a lot of frustration with the president and the white house. i hear privately from democrats and frankly about chuck schumer as well. many democrats think that he is afraid of a primary by alexandria ocasio-cortez. that's why he is pushing this radical election takeover bill and hanging so many of his members out to dry. he also, basically, green lighted vladimir putin to invade ukraine when he started speculating about minor incursions. many democrats here in the senate were astonished that the president had no regrets about the debacle in afghanistan and he is basically rolling out the red carpet for vance to go into kyiv. >> ainsley: when the president was asked about it he said rush will invade ukraine. if they invade pay reactionary. incompetence in afghanistan. tom cotton said this last night, shows vladimir putin where we stand, what we're like, that we are not tough enough.

and that they can do whatever they want and get away with it and we are not going to do anything. until maybe later if we do anything at all. senator rob portman was just in ukraine. and he said this is deeply troubling. he also said last night that kamala will be on the ticket with him in 2024. we have been wondering that because she couldn't answer that question. >> brian: she got stuck on it. >> ainsley: yeah. all right. now, more trouble for alec baldwin, the embattled actor is being sued now for $25 million by the family of marine lance corporal reilly mccullough who was killed in that suicide bombing in afghanistan at the airport in kabul. todd piro joins us now to explain this whole situation. todd? >> yeah, good morning, steve, ainsley and brian, mccallum's family mislabeling participant in the riot on january 6th. multimillion dollars suits post baldwin shared on instagram after he gave $5,000 to

maccallum's window to help with newborn dollar. he called tribute to fallen it soldier. mccallum was killed. things turned sorrow when shared washington monument on the day of the insurrection. royce insists she broke no laws. >> i was at the capitol, i never went inside. a former co-worker reported me to the fbi came a week later and had a sit down with me. i was not guilty of anything. they never followed up. there were no charges. i was just there protesting. >> todd: despite this, baldwin reposted the photo along with lengthy accusing roice and calling her insurekdzist in private messages. they were inundated after that post went pluck. accuses baldwin of testify familiar immigration and invasion of privacy. >> baldwin, he is a serial

offender, he has done this over and over again over the course of years. and he knows very well what's going to happen when he sends something to 2.4 million people. the reach is incredible. and the harm was immediate. representatives for baldwin have not spanelded to fox news' request for comment. back to you. >> brian: unbelievable how much trouble he brings on himself and to do that, incredible. thanks, todd. go over to charlie shrimp can you say she wants to update us on everything happening when it comes to crime and no punishment. >> carley: i certainly do. begin with a fox news alert. a career criminal is finally behind bars for the murder of a aclu grad student stabbed in a random act of violence while working at an l.a. furniture store. police arresting shawn laval smith after nearly a week long manhunt. he is being held on $2 million bail. is he facing charges for the killing of brianna kupfer and expected to be arraigned tomorrow. an 11-month-old baby girl is

fighting for her life after being shot in the face in new york city. police say the baby and her mom were in a parked car in the bronx when a man fired shots at another man. the innocent child was hit in the cheek. she is in critical condition. new york city mayor eric adams writing on instagram, quote: if that's not a wake-up call, i don't know what is. it should be unimaginable that this would happen in our city but it did. leaders at every level have abandoned city streets. i won't. i refuse to surrender new york city to violence. serbian tennis star novak djokovic in talks to sue the australian government for ill treatment while being held in a quarantine hotel. the sun reporting djokovic is considering suing for nearly $4.5 million, a sum that would include the prize money he could have potentially won had he been allowed to defend his australia open title. more oklahoma police officers are going above and beyond by

stepping up as substitutes at elementary schools. the officers henning out as the school suffers through staff shortages. but, online critics are calling out the cop for carrying their weapons and not wearing mask was in schools. the police department said that subbing is not impacting their ability to respond to calls. good for them for stepping up to the plate. how great is that, guys? who cares what the online critics say. >> steve: that's fantastic. all right, carley, thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> steve: 7:17 here in the east. turns out an arrest warrant is an all illegal immigrant need to travel within the united states. the shocking admission from the tsa revealing migrants don't even need an i.d. just an arrest warrant? what? plus, your race and gender could cost you a game of bingo. woke curriculum becoming so extreme that now some high schoolers are being forced to play privilege bingo.

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to react. i couldn't do that but they can? >> that's right. it's totally crazy. they actually put that in writing to my office this week. the tsa did. because we asked them. we heard these stories about illegals with no i.d. walking through airport security, boarding flights. potential severe criminals flying with the american public. and ts apartment confirmed that that all they need is an arrest warrant to get past security. >> brian: unbelievable. here is what the tsa said on accepting this ultimate foreign of identification: does it make you feel better? >> no. it tells me that all i need to do is wear a mask and commit a crime and i can board a plane in the united states of america. >> brian: as we know the vice president of the united states was in charge of all immigration issues and she decided to choose the root causes. she is going to be heading to honduras.

i assume there is an inauguration there. and going to have been money in her hand from the private sector look at the money we have raised to help your impoverished country. please stop telling people to come here. is that the way you do it hand them the money and request something later? >> these governments have proven that money is not the answer. the answer is to secure our own border. because if our border is secure. if we're not encouraging migrants to make that journey and come to our southern border. they are not going it do it. i don't think they are taking their cues from their local corrupt government in whatever central american government we are talking about. i believe that the nonprofits here on the u.s. side that are funneling these migrants across the border, the united nations, that is helping pass out debit cards to them on the southern side of our border, they are using our own tax dollars against us and encouraging this. i believe those actions are what are encouraging this we have got to stop that. kamala harris has refused to actually visit the border. i encourage her and the president to. >> brian: congressman, this is

huge. the u.n. >> it is. >> brian: helping them get here. telling them what to do when they get here so they can stay here and providing debit cards so they have some type of support. and these ngos like catholic charities using taxpayer dollars to provide accommodations for illegal immigrants to transport into our society, our school systems, is that okay? >> no. it's not. it's outrageous. and the american public needs to wake up there was once a time that catholic charities was a great organization. but they have been corrupted and they aren incentivized by this administration to bring more illegals into our country and i think it's a real shame. >> brian: it's a real shame. sending out the wrong message. they are showing compassion. it's actually the dollar. getting government dollars, taxpayer dollars. giving it to ngos, catholic charities in one of the cases and providing accommodations and making life easier for people to break the law and come into our country. that is anti-american. >> you are right. i will also throw out there the

jewish family council is involved on the scam as well. this is happening primarily in california. but it's also in texas. it's a disaster, it needs to be stopped. and i encourage donors and the american people that are familiar with these groups to ask questions and speak up. because we are encouraging this with the decisions that are being made by this administration and it's got to stop. >> brian: i'm over time but i just got to tell you something. if you tell people you can get here and we will provide accommodations to you, that means the 9-year-olds will go with the human trafficker, a coyote to the most dangerous places in the world, many of them will die along the way because they feel as though there is a better life waiting for them. they are tangentially responsible for that journey. >> there is no compassion in that. >> brian: unbelievable. congressman, thanks for staying on it we will keep the spotlight on it. >> thank you. >> brian: hope people sober up soon. the president blamed the previous president for what's going on at the border. unbelievable. still ahead on this show your race and religion could cost you

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virginia parents are outraged over the way a school district telling students to check their privilege. fairfax county high schoolers are being asked to play privilege bingo and to fill a square for examples including being male, feeling safe around police officers. being a christian. involved in extracurricular activities and for being a military kid. let's check back in with pete hegseth ahead of miseducation of "america live" summit. >> pete: what an example of the types of things we are going to be talking about today at the miseducation of "america live" summit. ainsley, thank you so much. i'm grateful to be joined by dr. carol swain this morning professor and author of the fantastic book "black eye for america. how critical race theory is burning down the house." professor, thanks so much for being here and a huge part of our summit today. >> it's my pleasure. you are doing a great thing. >> pete: thank you very much. we are understanding on your

shoulders, people have done so much on this for so long. this particular example privileged bingo, if you are a christian, white, heterosexual, military kid, extracurricular activities, does this surprise you? >> it's very familiar. on the college campuses. they have the privilege walk. if you had two parents you step forward. and this was done in a lot of social science classes. the end goal was for the white people, the white males to be at the front of the line, the minorities and the disenfranchised groups to be at the back. and so it was called the privilege walk, peggy mac into be, she wrote an article unpacking the indivisible knapsack. and so, to me, it's a prime example of how college ideas, crt has seeped in to the k through 12 educational realm and it disturbs students.

it's very disturbing. >> pete: this is something the left claims all the time. this these are just theories that are being taught in universities. they are not making their way into elementaries or middle schools or high schools. even something like the idea of a military kid, they are taking theories and they are actually applying them in today's classroom. >> they are. and the privilege walk started 1988 with when that article was written. and so you see it is affecting k through 12 education. that's an example of crt in the classroom and it disturbs some students emotionally because the whole idea is if you are at the top of the line, white, privileged, now military, then you should feel some guilt about that. >> pete: inherently for who you are. >> because have you unearned advantages. >> i want to read the statement from the fairfax county schools and get your response onto it. they did put out a statement over the outrage of privileged bingo in high school. here's a portion of what they

said in the statement. a reflection activity titled privileged bingo was used to provide students with an opportunity to reflect on own experiences; however, the design of this activity does not reflect the seriousness of the topic. fcps recognizes the experience of all of our families including those in the service. we have revised this activity. we apologize for any offense that it may have inincontinuation nally caused. they have revised it. does that mean the whole christian thing, white thing, parents are married thing, that stays, maybe the military thing is what got them in trouble? >> they need to get rid of it. and it may be a violation of governor youngkin's executive order. >> pete: absolutely. things have changed in that case. will the schools change even though executive orders have been issued? >> only if the parents monitor what's taking place. they have to be vigilant because the teachers bring it into the classroom so you can have state laws that ban crt. but it continues. and my state of tennessee we

banned crt in public education. yet it continues. >> pete: interesting. carol, so exvariety sod have you on this stage 9:00 a.m. miseducation of "america live" summit. it's a beautiful stage. >> it certainly is. >> pete: what's the thing you want to emphasize today? what do you want people to hear about the way in which our kids' minds are being crafted. >> critical race theory is something i have been talking about now for several years. i'm very pleased that people are responding. i want to talk about the importance of this five part series on the miseducation of america because it effects everyone's child. whether they're in public schools. private schools, christian schools, parents need to know what is taking place. and so i would urge everyone to watch the entire series and to react to it and, you know, you focus mostly on -- you focusing on everything that's taking place in our schools.

but and we focus a lot on critical race theory. but there is critical queer theory. critical women theory. all of these theories are marxist roots are destroying american education. and parents have to save their children but they have to work to save other people's children. can you take your kids out of public schools. you can put them in -- can you home school them but other people's children are left behind and we have to fight for them, too. >> pete: still in the system indeed. it's not just public schools. you mention private schools. a lot of christian schools that progressive ideology is there. dr. carol swain you are the best. >> thank you. >> pete: appreciate it look forward to incorporate jo you on stage in just about an hour from now. hour 20. back new york city "fox & friends" guys. thank you for giving us this opportunity. >> ainsley: you are welcome. thank you. we can't wait to watch today. that privilege bingo i don't know who wrote those boards that is ridiculous. if you don't have a subscription to fox nation.com. sign up right now. use the plom code classroom and

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♪ >> you put vice president harris in charge of voting rights. are you satisfied with her work on this issue and can you guarantee she will be your running mate provided you run again. >> she is going to be my running mate, number one. number two i did put her in charge. i think she is doing a good job. >> steve: she is doing a good job. president biden committing to kamala harris as his running mate in 2024 as he suggests he is indeed running for

re-election. our next guest advises to take this with a grain of salt. fox news contributor lara trump joins us right now. what do you mean take it with a grain of salt, lara? [laughter] >> oh my gosh. well, we heard a lot from joe biden yesterday, steve, in that press conference. one of the things he told us was that he out performed. and i'm not sure in what way he thinks he out performed. perhaps he out performed even our lowest expectations of how poorly you could do in your first year in office. that is a possibility. i remember joe biden not too long ago telling us that hunter biden was the smartest person he knew. we don't have enough time, steve, in this entire show to digest all of the reasons that is crazy. obviously we know that kamala harris as vice president was tapped for two jobs. one of them was election reform which while this press conference was happening yesterday was dying down the street at the capitol. thank goodness that did not

pass. so, failure there. then, we are coming up in march, ladies and gentlemen, on one year of her being the border czar. how too we feel she has done at that job, steve? she went one time down to the southern border. not even the rio grande valley where the major problem was. she visited guatemala one time and was embarrassed by the president of guatemala. we have had historic numbers of illegal immigrants pouring into america under her watch. so i'm not sure what kind of good job he thinks that she is doing. she is incredibly unlikeable. condescending, cackles at every question she can't answer. but, steve, let's address the elephant in the room. no one really believed that joe biden himself is running in 2024. the bottom line is that these two, joe biden and kamala harris have performed so badly in their first year in office they really are not, for the democrats, viable candidates in 2024 apart

or together. so yes, we have to take all of this with a huge grain of salt. i assume the white house is tired of getting asked questioned about two of them running so, they probably gave joe biden a little note card as he went out yesterday, trotted him out there and said if they ask you about kamala the answer is yes, she is running, yes she is doing a good job. it is all virtually meaningless. >> steve: but, so you clarified what that grain of salt is. so it's predicated on and the reporter said, you know, provided you run for re-election, joe biden. and it's an open question because how many read in the "new putting together a list of who should take over if he doesn't run. and because her popularity is lower than his, it's like, well, maybe if you got to get rid of one of them, we do this.

>> yeah, the top of that list, steve, is hillary clinton. and, gosh, what does that say about so much that they -- the failed candidate herself is the top person right now being talked about to possibly run in 2024. this entire white house seems incredibly dysfunctional. we know the rate at which kamala harris has been losing staff. they say that she is a terrible person to work with, and, you know, you wonder oftentimes who is even running this white house. so, look, no matter what, the democrats have backed themselves into a terrible corner here because they have pushed so far left that they have lost so much of the american public. people don't agree with what they are doing a and, again, tells you a lot that hillary clinton is being tapped again as possibly the candidate. it will be interesting to watch. >> steve: that's right. saying if there is a blood bath with the democrats in this

year's midterms, next thing you know, hillary goes hey, excuse me, i'm still available. all right, lara, thank you very much for joining us live today from florida. >> steve: you got it. >> steve: all right. it is about a dozen minutes before the top of the hour. janice, sara j numbers in fargo behind you. >> janice: yes, absolutely. we have a wind chill advisories in place forking fargo as well as the northern plains, upper midwest. wind chills in the minus teens and 20's. those are the temperatures minus 19 in fargo. you can see the cold air has sunk as far as south as central texas and deep even further south in the next 12 to 24 hours. we have winter weather advisories along the gulf coast including south texas and then this front is also going to be the potential for ice storm over the carolinas in the next darsz. so there is the future track. you see this cold front sinking down towards florida and the gulf coast. where we have winter weather

alert. winter storm warnings for south texas. winter weather advisories for louisiana and mississippi. and there's our ice storm warning for parts of north carolina and south carolina including wilmington where we could see ice on the roads, on the power lines and making travel difficult, if not impossible. we will keep you up to date fox weather.com. download the app. we have the latest forecast details but winter has arrived for much of the country, steve. >> steve: no kidding. we can handle snow but an ice storm, that's just a whole nother ball of wax. >> janice: really tough. yeah. >> steve: it is indeed. j dz, thank you very much. meanwhile, straight ahead on this thursday, a pilot program is giving teenagers the green light to get behind the wheel of a big rig, 18 wheelers. how this could actually solve getting stuff on to your grocery store shelves straight ahead on

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but could teenagers steer us back on track? there is a new pilot program to let teens between the ages of 18 and 20 drive big rigs state to state with supervision. this could help make up for the shortage of truck drivers and ease nationwide backlogs. lindsay is the president and cofounder of the next generation trucking association and joins us to react. good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning, lindsay what do you think about this pilot program, this apprentice program? >> we are excited about it because it gives students the opportunity to become truck drivers. not every kid is going to provide a good paying job. so if we can get young people introduced to our industry early and give them the good habits early, then we will have more

truck drivers out on the road. that is what we are looking for. we are not looking for any 18-year-old, we are looking for very professional minded safety, those kind of people to look into a pilot program. >> ainsley: do you have any standing up from 18 to 20 years old? >> we actually do, i have carriers contacting me because they want to know how to get in a program with 18-year-olds. we want more so if anybody is interested in signing up as an 18 to 20 year old, we want to see if you would be a good fit for the program. >> ainsley: i know the teens must be experienced by another company driver and electronic breaking and recording devices and up over 65 miles an hour. so if someone else is in the truck teaching them, how long will this take so we can get teenagers in a truck by them self or is that ever allowed?

>> it is a very thought out process, they have to go through training and training is typically 280 hours before they even start working for a carrier. when they are working for a carrier, the first probation period is 120 hours and the second probation period 280 hours. with all of that, there is fees and the department of labor apprenticeship program. there are so many things that they have to do. the carriers that can do this are the safest carriers out there. >> ainsley: we need them and so important. everything on our shelves to become a truck driver. thank you for what you do, lindsey. >> thank you and they can reach out to us. >> ainsley: you're welcome. stick around because we have congresswoman.re

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vermont to tumultuous end to wear a young woman lost her life. go to vermont. they actually will hire a senator this year. that will be an exciting time in a long time. if you're not skiing and stuck indoors, the best thing, second best thing, steve, i don't know if you would be hosting a morning show. >> steve: but that is very limited because there are only three jobs on this show. they are filled -- brian, millions of people are watching right now. their own mortgages, they can do podcast but that is differently. instead, let's talk a little bit more about vermont. at the resort come i was looking up so many people from the northeast go up there we have been there. 73%, ainsley snow making out on the big dipper and they are getting ready for you. you can see the ski lifts currently are empty. that is because nobody is allowed on them until 9:00 on

this thursday morning. >> ainsley: look at you doing your research. brian, you, too -- >> i don't give out the whole phone number but i just tell them the area and just forget about that, open up the other 27 trails. it will be packed. the first ski resort. >> todd: pete hegseth, you are live there. at the summit, and we will stream live on fox nation. are you still going to go through with this? >> i think so, but this whole morning show thing doesn't work

out for you guys, vermont's tourism bureau is hiring. i think you guys, so thank you so much. it is beautiful here in richmond, virginia, as well. and we are here for the education of america live some only on fox nation. you can only see it on fox nation. and to do, to talk about the things other channels, other streaming services will never cover. in this case, it is the destruction of our classroom and what is being done to her students. 100 year project to take over the pipeline and our kids are educated. right here on the stage in an hour live on fox nation we will host miseducation of american lives of summit. parents in virginia where the governor's race was won waged an won on the issue of education. we will be talking about what is really happening. here are some of the panel we have got, how we got here, the depth of the problem, the

critical race gender and class, the ideas dividing us. we will talk about union and how corrupted in this country and control so much of what happened in the classroom. we talk about canceling god in school and one thing the influence of the bible and god in the classrooms and brian, you mentioned this earlier and you are right, we will talk about what you can do about this. not just the depth of the poem but parents and principals and even students can do to bring back the real education, not the miseducation but the real education of america. guys in an hour right here fox nation the live summit and can't wait for folks to join us. new york or soon to be vermont, thank you. >> todd: and no state news with parents getting involved where you are in virginia. >> that's right. >> todd: home of loudoun county, thank you, pete. 8:05 here in the east today marks one year of joe biden's

presidency and it follows yet another legislative defeat last night after senate democrats cited with republicans to stop the push to kill the filibuster. peter doocy joins us live in the white house as joe biden insists he has outperformed expectations and peter, you pretty much said anything he didn't get done was because of either covid or those darn republicans. >> right, and now the focus is shifting from domestic policy to foreign policy. because the president's public posture on vladimir putin invading ukraine has gone from "don't do it, don't do it, don't do it -- to doing it a little." >> i want to encourage and end up fighting what to do and not do, et cetera, but if they actually do what they are capable of doing with forcing masts on the border come it will be a disaster for russia if they

invade ukraine. speak with the cleanup came quick when jen psaki said president biden has been clear with the russian president and if any moves across the border, that is a renewed invasion and will be met with swift, severe response from the united states and our allies. the president admitted last night that he has not been reaching out to many republicans lately. and he pushes a multitrillion dollars spending bill in new voting rights legislation. >> trying so hard in your first year to pull the country so far to the left. >> well, i'm not. i don't know what you consider to be too far left. you have been trying to convince me that i am bernie sanders. i'm not. i like him. but i'm not bernie sanders. i'm not a socialist. i'm a mainstream democrat. >> it will be interesting to see how that answer plays as the

president tries to keep warring fashions of his own party together at the beginning of a year that is going to end with potentially challenging midterm elections. back to you. >> ainsley: all right, thank you so much, peter, excellent job here let's bring in a least a elise stefanik, that conference chair actually, good morning to go. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning what was your reaction to pete and he blamed everything on covid or the republicans, sometimes he talks to republicans, at least five that have stopped him and say, they support him here they can't say it out loud because they want to end the primary. listen to the sound bite and get reaction on the other side of. >> i have five republican senators that talk to me on bended knee "quote unquote. who have told me they agree with

whatever i'm talking about, joe, if i do this, i will beat you in the primaries. i did not anticipate there would be such a stalwart effort to make sure that the most important thing was that president biden didn't get anything done, think about this, what are republicans for? what are they for? name me one thing they are for. >> ainsley: first of all, do you believe him? that is true that five republicans did that? what are republicans for in your opinion? >> first of all, that is false. they not only elect republicans but republicans across the country oppose joe biden. the reason his agenda is torpedoed is because democrats in his own party oppose his agenda which has moves over to the left and for joe biden to say republicans are not for anything, let me tell you what

we are for. we are for the constitution and we are for lower taxes, balanced budget, we are for peace through strength and a strong military and not just weakness joe biden has shown and is showing that when he essentially gave the green light to russia to attack ukraine whether it was a minor incursion or not. it is still an attack on an ally and a partner. it is very clear what the republicans are for, and it is also clear that democrats are for an agenda that is out of touch with a hardworking american people. we have a crisis after crisis one year into joe biden's presidency. there is a reason his approval ratings has fallen farther and faster than any other president in the nation's history. we when we know this the build back better thing blew up. he never had the votes and never compromised purity but a bill that flat-out failed. he tried to blow up the filibuster and it did not work. he tried to jam through massive ideal elections and it flat out

failed. i find it unbelievable that the most experienced politician in washington had no idea republicans were against democrats when it comes to policy. is that even possible to get your head around? >> well, remember, a year ago he talked about bringing the country together and done everything to divide us but again, brian to your point it was not just republicans but democrats in key states where they know joe biden is pulling us so far to the left. facing skyrocketing inflation and supply chain crisis and all of these economic hardships. joe biden, house democrats senate democrats want to do his poor fuel on the fire and to double down on their reckless policy. we are opposed to it but most importantly the american people are opposed to it. they have suffered so much under the covid pandemic. the last thing we need right now is the largest tax increase and largest been built in our

history riddle with far left progressive policies. >> todd: you know, congressman dimmick congresswoman, they were touting the fact that bernie sanders essentially wrote build back better, but yesterday as we heard at the conclusion of peter doocy's report right there where peter said "why are you pulling the country so far to the left? and he said, i'm not. i'm no bernie sanders. and the lead of playbook right now is biden breaks up with bernie, which given the dynamics of the democrats right now, that is probably not good for the current president. >> well, joe biden can say and tried to convince people he is a mainstream democrat, but that is not how he's governed. the reality is the far left has controlled the agenda and he is allow that to happen. he has allowed aoc and bernie sanders to pull to the left. again, the proof is in and upholding whether the bird crisis inflation crisis, the largest as i said tax increase

in the nation's history that he proposed, whether the federal takeover of the schools and this woke agenda that is allowing the progressives to hijack his presidency and we are very excited as we head into momentud we will support from the american people to be a check on this reckless administration. >> ainsley: you wrote an op-ed for foxnews.com and headlined "biden disastrous first year, american suffering and they want change." you can't imagine how biden and democrats could have performed worse in their first year, but he said yesterday that he didn't overpromise and outperformed in the first year. what do you say to that? >> i actually agree with president trump who said he outperformed how bad it can get. it is amazing how quickly things

unravel. it has been a disaster the first year and look at the skyrocketing crime rate across the country of the number of homicides through the roof in my home state of new york we see crime rates let alone d.c. which is an absolute disaster. we see that in portland, minneapolis and elsewhere in the country, california. this is part of joe biden's agenda. we see the inflation, the labor shortage in the unconstitutional mandates. so the list goes on. it is crisis after crisis. when i took over the strap at the house republican chair, i never forgot "the new york times" said you're talking about the crises but is outward for the american people to understand? no, it is not hard to understand because they see the crises every single day. you can't create more crises. i mean look at what is happening with another national security crises, inflation is higher than it has ever been in my lifetime. the american people deserve better and house republicans will make sure we aren't the

support and win back the house in november. >> todd: a lot of pressure on your shoulders as leadership while having a young family purity congresswoman, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we will see how that goes with one thing you don't want to tell the american people what you are living you are not experiencing and that is what the president was trying to say yesterday. meanwhile when it comes to law and order it is law and disorder. case in point, yesterday we found the suspect thought to be the killer breanna coupler and found in pasadena and identified and then arrested and out on a $1,000 bond. and if you look at his track record in any time or period in america, this guy would have been in jail. but he's a career criminal and that's all he ever wants to do. we have mug shot after mug shot and a violent criminal at that. here is a statement from the l.a. county d.a. and he brings up this background.

tragic and heartbreaking for breanna coupler to be murdered well working. a tremendous loss for her family, no kidding. the community in los angeles, really? we are working with l.a.p.d. to review the case as soon as presented to us and review the case and continue to recall him. you can make criminals pay for the crimes that they perpetrate. we will not get anywhere, steve. >> steve: you are absolutely right, brian. that is why you have the d.a. trying to figure out what to do about this guy historically, george gascon has been soft on crime. l.a. county have this observation about the number of dangerous people walking around freely in l.a. >> you know mike he should not have ever been released. he would have been arrested possibly for stolen items and used to be a felony but now a misdemeanor and got out in

october in just a few months later, he is killing breanna right at the start of her life. we have open air moment of silent. and we are so used to people hate erratically in public that it does not draw attention until somebody gets killed. and that is -- we've been desensitized to the fact people need help. they cannot be safely walking amongst us. that is just a fantasy. >> brian: it is a fantasy. they have to figure out what to do about people like this guy. like the guy who shoved the 30-year-old woman in front of the yard trained last week as well. so, this guy was out on $1,000 bond. here is the thing. a mile long rap sheet, a career criminal. he was cited for possessing stolen property in 2020 outside of a home depot. sound familiar? apparently he was not prosecuted

for whatever reason. the prosecutor did not go after him. last june, he was given probation after he attacked a cop allegedly, given probation but then the probation was revoked in november because he didn't follow the requirements. an ainsley, these are his mug shots simply from south carolina. i don't get out -- in so many times in south carolina he never showed up for his court date and yet the next time he was caught, what do they do? they look the other way and keep moving on. that guy fell through the cracks and brianna kupfer is dead today. killed today one week ago in l.a. simply for going to work. >> ainsley: and she had her whole life ahead of her. so many plans, her father told us. he had on the extensive criminal history. you can see that when you see the 12 mug shots arrested in north carolina, south carolina, california. here are some of the rap sheet.

assault with a deadly weapon, carrying a concealed weapon, salt on a police officer, trespassing, stolen vehicle, larceny and possession of a stolen goods. this guy is still walking around on the streets. he didn't take anything. the police don't know a motive. it was a random act of violence. he walked in there for no reason, stabbed her and found 2n her own blood when a customer walked in there and walking by yourself. he walked out of the back door. he went to a 7-eleven and bought a vape. he's walking around on surveillance video. this guy is walking the streets. and to the sheriff's point, we are seeing this in new york too. walking around the streets, screaming, acting erratically we walk by and act like nothing is wrong and ignore them because we see it all the time. rudy giuliani when he was in office i remember asking him one day on the show, "what did you do to clean up the streets of new york? "because i hear it is really

bad? and he said, i would take the police officers and a task force i would lead and we will go up to the homeless people sleeping on the side of the road come on the sidewalks and put them in the shelter. someone had mental instability, they would get in a mental institute or some sort of hospital. that is what we need to do is clean up the streets so this kind of thing doesn't happen. >> brian: 1920s were the families torn up because they could not pay rent. they want to be the subculture but need to be examined because this guy was so called homeless. and according to his aunt who told fox news digital, he suffered from mental health issues. you think so? meanwhile coming up straight-ahead president biden making his assessment of his first year in office. >> i didn't overpromise, but i think if you take a look at what i have been able to do, you have to acknowledge that we made enormous progress. >> brian: i like a counter opinion, does america agree?

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play is president biden on voting rights. listen to this. >> i'm confident we can take the case to the american people that the people they should be voting for will oversee the elections and in fact should not be those put up by the republicans to determine that they will be able to change the outcome of the election. we have not finished the vote yet on voting rights. on the john lewis bill and others. lee your reaction? >> you can see that the democrats pretty much agree with him here and gave this a b+ but the independence and the republicans you have to watch. independence gave it a c in independence f. he is calling a legitimate piece of the election. but the republicans are really, really concerned appear they are saying this is a threat to democracy much like what they said about donald trump. people are really, really concerned about this issue, they don't think people are putting it to biden strongly enough

especially when it comes to republicans and voters. >> ainsley: okay, let's play this one. this is when he was whispering that there aren't as many schools closed as the american media is trying to portray. >> very few schools are closing. 95% are still open. so you all phrase the questions and i don't think it is deliberate on your part but you phrase the question when we watch us on television, my god although schools must be closing. what are we going to do? 95% are still open. >> ainsley: why the whispering? >> i'm not exactly sure. it didn't resonate with anybody. the democrats gave it a c+ and independence gave it a f. the speech is a bigger issue. biden top pushes back on facts to tell a story when it's not consistent with the truth. what i mean by that, 95% are open.

earlier, we talked about how 89% of the grocery store shelves are stocked. when people schools are closed and experience at the grocery store is different than what he is sagging, he seems out of touch with reality. people are concerned and with good reason they are concerned about school shutdown come about about inflation, about the grocery applied chain and the way he pushes back to say, not really an issue makes people say, you don't understand me. you seem out of touch. and biden was the everyman before now but now he seems very, very much like in the washington, d.c., bubble and not living in the world like the rest of us are. >> ainsley: you are absolutely right, when you go to the grocery store or your kid is virtually learning or your child's colleges shut down and they are experiencing mental strains or social strains because of that. you are right, the messaging needs to change. president biden said he's not

trying to pull the country to the left. listen to this. >> why are you trying so hard in your first year to pull the country so far to the left? >> well, i'm not. i don't know what you consider too far to the left, in fact we are talking to make sure we have money for covid and money to put together the bipartisan infrastructure, making sure we are able to provide for those things that come in fact, significantly reduce the burden on middle-class people who continue to have to work hard. i don't know how that is pulling to the left. >> ainsley: lee, he said those numbers for the conservatives more than the independents. >> that is right and of course democrats like this message and like a but the most concerning d republicans. they say he seemed so out of touch. what he said is simply untrue.

crisis is not getting better and things are not getting better for me. he hasn't list the accomplishments but things have gone up in a more difficult for the working class, and so simply not buying his message. i don't feel any didn't make the case certainly for independence yesterday that things were going to get better and that he's done a good job so far. i don't think you will see a big move in the polls after his performance. >> ainsley: a little more than 1% inflation nl 7% so things are not getting better. thank you so much, lee, for coming on. >> of course, good to see you. speak to you us will so. texas congressman dan crenshaw will join us live with his fight for medical freedom but first pete hegseth and virginia ed of miseducation of the america summit streaming on fox nation this morning, hey, pete. >> good morning, ainsley, you are exactly right. we are 30 minutes away from

miseducation of america live summit on fox nation and stream the whole thing. join us live from virginia and soon we will be talking with vivek ramaswamy who will be speaking here as well. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

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the vaccine mandate for employees in place. this after the spring court struck down the federal mandate. carhart has about 3,000 employees and critics say the company is inflicting medical tyranny on its employees. those are your headlines, brian. >> brian: thanks, carly. meanwhile, is hardly working? some say the letter is an anti-work thread and emerges at social networks most engaged pages. that has had encouraging people to quit their jobs or to the absolute minimum to get by work. and still taking a paycheck. where does america's work ethic go? can we get it back? pete hegseth, pete. >> brian, thank you so much. it is a great question basic work ethic or skimming as low as you can go to barely keep your job. let's talk to someone who knows a little bit about working hard and so. vivek ramaswamy a biotech entrepreneur and author of the

book that you love "woke inc." i look forward to hear what you talk about at the summit. but this idea of work ethic, where has it gone? i think we have incentivized and the most training job plan was to train people to stay at home to pay them to stay at home. it has worked. the problem is once you actually take away the unemployment benefits, many of which i think superfluous and unnecessary over the course of the last year, people still don't like to go back to work because they have already become acclimated to the new culture of laziness and staying home. we are seeing the loss of productivity in ways that the numbers are not going to detect, but anyone who runs a company will tell you when people want to work from home or tell you that they are working remotely, they are finding a new way to review their time in other ways. and they have to be held accountable in that context. how do you want do that? >> it will have to come from fire. this is not happening in other

countries around the world. i don't think china is paying people to stay home for example. one of the unintended effects of having to work from home is the companies are saying come i can hire someone if i do remote work anyway to work from home. or do automation. this will accelerate those trends appear to think it will correct itself but it will be mechanisms people don't like to say actually they will go back down because companies will wake up and say if you are working on zoom come i will get someone in eastern europe and india appear that will hopefully bring the culture back. >> brian: it could lead to a generation of great outsourcing. >> i think it is coming actually, i think it is coming. >> brian: here for the miseducation of american live summit, so great to have you and you will give special remarks today. if you would for the audience. >> today we have become a nation of incompetence. and i'm tracing the story how

the app. when you look back at the founding fathers, the interesting thing if you want to make america great again today, we need to understand what america great the first time around. one of the things i'm talking about today which is near and dear to my heart, the loss of intellectual curiosity in america. our founding fathers and this is one of the beautiful things they were the most intellectual curious people and mankind. they were not geniuses in their own right. there were a lot of geniuses and the other parts of the world. the thing that made them unique is to take multiple disciplines and say "you know i don't have to be an expert are born with something that is an expert but i can become an expert in science, philosophy, and yes running a government too." that is part of the genius that we have lost and i want to see that come back. before i can't wait to hear what you have to say. the summit starts in 20 minutes live on fox nation. by the way america's newsroom had big interview with jen psaki on america's new america's new .

thank you so much for giving us an opportunity on fox "fox & friends" and have a good rest of the show, i know you will nail it. >> brian: the last minute, you are doing me a favor. i cannot wait for the summit. it will be great. if you don't have a subscription, pete told you this before shut this down go to "fox & friends".com promo code classroom for 90 day pretrial. you are going to love this. meanwhile straight ahead on the show and new vaccine mandate like they did starbucks dan crenshaw fighting for medical freedom and joins us next it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection.

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i set that is there. i think you will see that increase, not decrease. >> president biden yesterday afternoon insisting it was a big mistake for the supreme court to strike down his vaccine or testing requirements on most employers, but the next guest is fighting for freedom. introducing a bill to ban vaccine workers, texas republican congressman dan crenshaw. congressman cook, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so the supreme court said, "hey, joe biden your vaccine mandate for 100 employees for big companies that is against the law." but they left in place a mandate for health care workers. how do you want to change that? >> lets go back to the supreme court decision. they made a mistake here. they were right to strike down the ocean mandate and the reason they use that, congress has not given osha explicit permission to actually pose at mandate.

they can't do it, but they said congress did through some vague statute that they refer to give information to hhs for health care workers. i completely disagree with the conservative majority and i don't know how they came to this conclusion. so, let's fix it to make it clear. so in this building no mandate for health care workers act change the social security act to make it clear and the secretary of hhs has no authority to impose mandates or drugs on health care workers just because their facility takes money from medicare or medicaid. make it clear so they can't do this anymore. why is this important? we have heard the stories. we hear from the districts that health care workers are losing their jobs. and understaffed. we heard we are short nursing homes, 420,000 employee shortage in nursing homes right now. and so to do everything we can to keep people employed, and by the way, most of these workers getting fired have natural immunity. they have been dealing with the

pandemic for years. let's do what makes sense and help our hospitals and health care workers and get rid of this nonsense. >> ainsley: why does the supreme court -- what was their reasoning for saying illegal for businesses but not for health care workers?" >> they couldn't find any language in the lot that would allow osha to have that authority come up but they somehow found it in health care law essentially that would govern cms. so they found something in the law -- i will not get the exact wording right, but something like hhs is responsible for the general well-being of people. so they took that to mean that you could impose a vaccine mandate on someone. that is an enormous overreach and poor reading of the law. >> todd: you have the big story that let your hair on fir, dan crenshaw at the president of the united states t of the united states came out and said he expected and encouraged an interview in

ukraine. the foreign minister said president biden's comments playing data potential -- could serve as an invitation to attack moscow. vice president was just asked about this on another channel. let's listen to vice president harris. >> i'm not going to psychoanalyze vladimir putin of russia. but i will tell you this, it is clear to us that the decision is probably in his hands. and we are prepared to take appropriate action based on whatever he decides to do. i will repeat myself and i am vice president of the united states and the president and i work closely together. i know his position because we have been consistent in that regard. if vladimir putin and russia takes aggressive action, it it will met with a cost that will be severe. >> brian: all right, i'm worried about this is a mixed message. what do you think vladimir putin thinks about this having the

vice president speak up about it? >> look, those words weren't better but let's be clear about something. to prevent work, you need to have a clear cost and consequences for action. you do not prevent war by allowing toll ontarians one bite at a time and keep poking you and you will get been a little bit more, just a little bit mor. there seems to be consequences over the centuries. this is a long -- just the most recent long list of failures to engage in that deterrent properly. the last example is afghanistan, of course, biden proved that we are not willing to stand up for our allies or the interest at a low cost. over the last few years, by the way we have been decreasing our troop numbers and so less and less deterrence. with european allies to invest in our own security, the only one that stood up to them was donald trump. guess what? there were no in the territory during his presidency. there is a reason for that, very

simple elements of deterrence were enforced. and on top of that, europeans are not willing to permit to the sanctions and economic retaliation necessary against russia should they do this. our administration is talking about that. but you need the europeans on board. so i hope secretary blinken can go there this week and make that happen. there needs to be clear consequences for what they do because we failed to deter and know are inviting conflict. it is a very bad situation, and we have left their self without options as a result. before the white house has had to clean up the comment since he made them yesterday afternoon. congressman crenshaw, thank you for joining us today and waiting end. >> thank you. >> brian: about nine and a half minutes before the top of the hour appeared coming up, bill hemmer with "america's newsroom" come i know we just heard a big interview with jen psaki. >> we are getting it all together right now.

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>> good morning, my friends. we have a lot going on. let's talk about it. the northern plains, upper midwest we have windchill warnings in effect. it feels well below minus 28 and minus 31, minus 23. you get the picture. all the alerts in place. you can't be outside for a great length of time. cold air has sunk as far south as texas with a winter storm warning. the cold front is bringing icy weather to parts of the northeast and the mid atlantic. ice storm warning for the carolinas for the next 24 to 36 hours. the front is going to bring some very rare snow to south texas and parts of central texas where we have the winter weather advisories in place. watching the potential for wintery weather for louisiana,

mississippi, alabama. winter weather alerts towards the mid lan particulars including an ice storm warning with accumulating ice and dangerous. a quick mover across the northeast and mid atlantic and winter weather alerts for all the above there. forecast very cold for much of the country and we'll continue to keep you up to date on all those watches and warnings throughout the day. download the app foxnews.com. america's weather is waiting for you. back to you. >> thank you very much. let's have one more chat about something in the news this morning and that is there are a couple of republican senators who are very curious about what hunter biden did back in 2014 regarding the secret service. did he ditch them to go to kasakhstan during a trip to the beautiful city of lights, paris?

chuck grassley and ron johnson have written a letter to the secret service director because ainsley and brian what they are looking for is through the freedom of information act, they asked for a bunch of documents but you know what? the secret service sent the documents back to the congress -- the senators and so much of it is redacted. these kind of redactions do not apply to members of congress. it might apply to the general public but not somebody like this. >> that's right. they said the secret service did not provide information on his travels in 2010, 2011 and 2013. he was under protection from the secret service while his dad was vice president and from 2009 to 2014. the years they did provide they were redacted. they sent a letter to the secret service and said in applying the redactions the secret service -- other

information contained in email conversations without legal justification. we determine even though hunter biden was a secret service -- can we go to the next screen protectee from january 2009 to july of 2014 the secret service did not produce communications regarding hunter biden's travels for 2010, 2011 and 2013. the secret service's lack of communication during these years raises questions given that secret service travel records show hunter biden made trips to china and other destinations around the world including russia, italy, spain, mexico. brian, i don't think they are allowed to give congress information that's redacted. i believe that's something that is -- that congress can read and they aren't allowed to talk about it necessarily but they are questioning why these redactions. >> the secret service has a job to do and produce documents and chronicle trips and journeys and it resolves around our

national security. what type of political pressure this guy james murray go under for him to redact this information that gave details of key countries? hunter biden went to kazakhstan. not too funny now, is it as they call on russia to invade that country and reinstall order when they stood up for voting rights. they go to china. we don't know details what he did or why he was going to russia. i know one thing, the rest of the networks could care less about this. abc, cbs, nbc. please explain to me why the president's son doing international deals is not news? i can't explain it. >> that's a good question. the president was asked about hunter biden and china yesterday and it is interesting because the president did reply. he said he did bring up the origins of covid with president

xi during their summit but there were no aides there and when asked about hunter, he did not answer that part. you know what? i don't think he wants to talk about his son, ainsley. >> and why won't the media cover it? brian, when you showed those numbers that was over the last year, not just this story. all of this controversy. we'll be talking about it. >> bill: thank you, good morning. here we go. 9:00 in new york city. was this the reset the white house was hoping for? president biden kicking off a second year, long in length. the president arguing he out performed expectations. we'll look at that today. the day after. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." the press conference went on longer than anybody thought. the president's prerogative. i might have faked a heart attack an hour 30