uniter to bring people together but it was barack obama that had choice words don't underestimate joe biden's ability to screw things up. steve: i think it was as things up and i think you prove that. thank you all for watching don't >> ainsley: we began with a fox news alert. the state department ordering u.s. diplomats and some embassy staff to evacuate from ukraine as the russian attack on its neighbor could be imminent. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> and i am todd piro and that decision as deploying thousands of u.s. troops to the baltic state to support our nato allies. steve harrigan life on the ground, steve what is the lates?

>> time for family members of u.s. embassy personnel in ukraine has in order to get out now for additional personnel there being authorized to leave. the state department really raising the alarm if you are an american in ukraine, it is time to get out now. if there is a russian impatient, there won't be an opportunity to air lift people out. in the meantime, president biden with a range of options including deploying 3,000 to 5,000 in eastern europe. this is a real shift in posture from just economic sanctions. here in ukraine the second shipment of american ammunition and weapons arrived. ukrainian officials but that total at more than 80 tons. the administration continues to and says no preemptive sanctions against russia. here is the secretary of state. >> the purpose of those is to detour russia aggression. so if they are triggered now, you lose the deterrent effect and the alliance is looking at

very practical and important measures in the event of the russian impression. >> that position of the biden administration is drawing increasing criticism from republican lawmakers. >> this president has made so many concessions of nothing in return, that is why vladimir putin vladimir putin smells weakness. he wanted this and we talked about for a long time. it is a legacy issue. if we don't provide that deterrence, he will win. >> russia insists it has no plans to invade ukraine despite more than 100,000 troops along the border, todd, back to you. >> todd: steve harrigan live this morning, thank you. let's bring in peter, foreign policy expert for the hudson institute. peter did putting the troops at his doorstep scare him? >> it might not scare him but recognizes the security

architecture in eastern europe is fundamentally shifted. i would commend the viewers of eastern europe vladimir putin it has absorbed belarus and the dictator there has been a proxy but a proxy nonetheless. and on the baltic sea has become armed with russian territory with borders to the american treaty allies with lithuania. so the u.s. is deciding where think about the steps and the despite the commitments in 1997 a quarter of a century ago that we would not put u.s. troops on russia territory because vladimir putin has shifted and a second element clearly communicated to the present to the russians before a russian move on ukraine as a way of attempting to affect putin capitalist. >> carley: we heard secretary of state antony blinken say the u.s. is not considering preemptive sanctions because it would lose its deterrent effect. do you agree with that? >> i don't agree because i think we brought economic sanctions to

a knife fight. this is a military crisis, and i don't think the carrot of arms control which the u.s. brought to geneva to the russians or economic sanctions is enough to deter flat if they are and from grand prize of ukraine. we need to think about the administration taking steps in the past several weeks, but i think it's a little bit too little, too late. >> todd: here is john radcliffe on some of the missteps with the biden administration don't like biden administration and the crisis. >> i think people find out why the biden white house has not let a fun scripted questions. joe biden himself had to reverse what he said a few hours later with ukrainian president and self essentially sent out a tweet saying "for the love of god, please don't listen to the man in the white house." the bottom line vladimir putin is not just winning but he has won on this issue. >> todd: peter come if trump were in office, would trump be going this far? >> i think there was a certain

where he swung the pendulum between tucker carlson and john. but there was this soul a money factor which is a reference to the guard commander in iran trump ordered sasse needed in baghdad a few years ago. this had shock waves ripple effect and never knew how donald trump would calm down. so unpredictability there. and joe biden and the russians with predictable weakness so just as in the obama administration another week administration of the russians, they moved to crimea in four years of stability but now under joe biden again, please see vladimir putin snarl at the ukrainians and consider a major deflect. >> carley: everyone is waiting on bated breath who he will do next. you made an observation on the timeline of things when it comes to the olympics, actually aunt

putin not want to steal president xi's. >> interestingly enough vladimir putin moved in the caucuses in 2008 which took place in beijing i'm at the summer games in a lake. in 2014 around the sochi games which vladimir putin hosted he moved to crimea. so a natural symmetry, it would be complete this time around if they moved to the chinese olympics. but i think the nature of the russian, chinese russia relationship, they are close partners if not allies altogether. so it would and variant president xi with great moment to the international stage in the limelight was thrust and said to ukraine. so i suspect despite the winter months with military purposes and ideal month for vladimir putin to go to the end of february and secondly, because during the winter months you can use energy as a weapon against the europeans. do they really want to impose sanctions against russia and

potentially with gas prices to skyrocket? so may be sooner than later but it might not be the ideal moment. >> carley: russia is plotting and possibly could still be to instill pro-russian leader in ukraine. no where and how they would do that, but a lot of moving parts to the story. it is clear tensions are elevating rapidly. peter rough my thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: a police officer in the nation's capital being released from the hospital after getting shot in the line of duty. officers now searching for the suspect after an attempt to barricade the area yielded no arrest. the d.c. officer is expected to fully recover. but it comes with a manhunt in taxes for the man who gunned down a texas deputy during a traffic stop. corporal charles galloway was shot multiple times before

seated in his vehicle. he reportedly had no time to defend himself when the driver opened fire without warning. authorities are calling the incident a "brutal murder." return to another fox news alert, hundreds gather at a funeral home 222-year-old fallen officer jason rivera as his partner wilbur mora transferred to the hospital clinging to life. speak with the officials calling on washington to step in and stop the flood of illegal guns and ashley strohmier joins us live. ashley, this was an absolutely tragic story and part of a horrible weekend. >> it really was an officer is still in critical condition after shot in the head friday night and transferred to nyu in the hospital sunday. now it happened when he and his partner jason rivera dispatched in harlem and here is the audio of that dispatched call. >> what is going on?

>> we need additional units. >> jason rivera was newly married and 22 years old. he died from his entries. sunday night hundreds of new york people gathered at the home with a officer's body brought. his widow wrote a heartbreaking tribute to her husband on instagram that reads "last night was supposed to be your day five and you were off. the next three days. we both waited to be suspended together but your soul will spend the rest of my days without me, throughout may, right beside me. i love you until the end of time." they" mayor adams will roll out a real plan to combat gun violence in new york city but called on the feds to help. >> and if we don't hold to go after those guns dealers that are supplying to the large cities in america such as new york, we are losing the

battle in the federal government must step in and play a role in doing so. >> adams said his plan will include a modified version of a plan antigun unit. meanwhile the governor blamed the ambush on illegal guns. >> to this day, we have to do more to fight, discourage illegal cons on our street. nuns, despite our tough laws in the state of new york, they are coming in from other states. they are flooding our streets. >> a wake for the officer is on thursday. and friday, saint cathedral in manhattan, back to you guys. >> todd: horrible, absolutely horrible ashley, thank you. trey gowdy reacting to the crime crisis. listen. >> americans have the right to be safe because there is no liberty, there is no pursuit of happiness without life.

you can't vote if you are dead. you can't sign up for a government program if you are dead. you can't build back better if you are dead. so what is he doing about it? there are elements within his party that want more violent people out on bond, more charges dropped from a more life sentences. there are elements within his party that actually blame the police for the violent crime. the right to live is the most fundamental right you have, and i wonder when president biden is going to get upset about that. when will the media ask him about that? speed when talking about all of this with retired nypd john in just a few moments. life at capitol hill come americans are not happy with the current state of the u.s. opening the door for a november. >> alexandria half joins us live

with the poll numbers and much more, good morning alexandria. >> good morning, carley and toyota. democrats are frustrated where they can't get anything done aunt senator bernie sanders feel republicans are going to benefit. take a listen. >> what has bothered me very much is republicans are laughing all the way to election day. they have not had to cast one bloody vote which shows us where they are at. we have to change that. >> where are the american people at? they are at work, at the store and not immediately concerned with both spirit according to the latest fox news poll 43% of registered voters think inflation will be worse in a year. "the new york times" acknowledge president biden's early term success noting that covert relief bill is one, but continue with this "mr. biden, however contributed to his own political woes. much of the fall, the president

and other administration officials seem to downplay the inflation. mr. biden's insistence on this may contribute to a sense of not taking inflation seriously." watch this, voters are not mincing words. >> my life has not improved, covid has not improved, biden has not stuck to any of his promises. >> inflation will hit 89% we will be back to jimmy carter. >> i really had such high hopes for this administration when they came in. it just has been one disaster after another. >> as for the president's recent push for a voting legislation, republican senator tom cotton said this. >> he simply trying to cover up what i think will be a disastrous election for his party. because of his failed policies and rising inflation, rising crime and chaotic southern border. he is trying to find excuses in

advance why they are about to be beaten badly at the polls in november. >> and how was this to start your day? a ncc new survey said americans contain no positive. instead words like negatives, downhill, and lost. >> the administration might want to go back to bed after hearing that one, alexandria thank you so much. the time is 13 minutes after the hour, called at the biden effect and another democrat says he doesn't want the president's help on the campaign trail in his bed with a republican though my popular government. >> todd: michal wos joins us to break down joe biden's foreign policy in the face of major global challenges. joe concha looking at biden's field domestic agenda. do not miss a minute. get ready. here we come. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> our department is hurting. our city is hurting. we have for code times this month rushed to the scene of nypd officer shot by violent criminals and now tonight, one

is dead. >> todd: fox news alert, in white pd commissioner joining new yorkers in mourning the loss of slang nypd officer jason rivera as his officer remains in critical condition fighting for his life. >> carley: joining us now, good morning to you, and we are learning details about the 22-year-old police officer. he was recently married and his wife went on instagram, she was looking forward to the fact he was just about to have three consecutive days off to spend that time off and now says, that is not going to happen. what is your reaction to the tragedy and it feels like this trees are less and less safe for police officers and the community at large? >> this is a horrific incident and horrific for law enforcement and their family, horrific for the residents of new york city and the residents of the nation. police officer jason rivera 22

years old was murdered by a coward and i'm sorry responded to a domestic disturbance. and wilbert mora laid critically wounded in the hospital clinging to life as we speak. mayor adams ran on a platform committee platform that is tough on crime, yet since january 1st and his inauguration, will be paid by police officer shot. we've had one more leave wounded and went critically wanted clinging to his life since we speak. and since inauguration in 19-year-old woman murdered in burger king. we had 11-month-old baby shot in the head by a stray bullet. it is seen daily that we look at the news and see people being pushed off the platforms and getting killed commute though my commuting to work. we are looking to mayor adams for answers, and i don't believe we are saying that, i don't believe we are seeing the leadership that was called for. there is no tough on crime solutions being offered.

mayor eric adams is calling on the federal government to do his job. we have the resources. we need to stop blaming the guns and the flow of guns and old accountable to people behind those nuns. we need to stop putting criminals in front of victims. until we do that, i think things are going to get a lot worse than what we are seeing. it is a scary time. it was a horrible week last week for the nypd. we lost another great officer, daniel, he succumbed to his injuries due to covid contracted in the line of duty. it has been an awful week. i don't see if we don't move away from this bill de blasio style of policing. >> todd: john, by all accounts this was an execution plain and simple but why is the knee-jerk reaction to your point always to blame the gun and not that bad, not the murderer? this knee-jerk reaction to me is easy and it allows them to get

out of being able to actually have to solve the real problem. what do you think? >> yes, absolutely. they are cowering away from the granule answers and not talking about the actual implementation of solutions of tough on crime solutions. how do we stop individuals from shooting people and carrying guns instead of bill de blasio's style of policing and responding to after the effect of these horrible acts and picking up the pieces and investigating them in four years, prior to this, we transform new york city from the city of crimes to the state to the greatest city in america and went from that style and fell off the cliff. we are seeing a lawless society. they do not want to have the actual conversation. they don't want to answer the questions. how do we do this since we stepped away from broken windows theory? how do you stop major crimes from happening without actually

preventing and arresting for minor crimes? >> carley: that is a very good question, yeah, go ahead really quickly, 50 more seconds to you. >> i mean, that is where we are at. what are we doing? what is going to be the response? we need those answers. we are looking for leadership and we are not seeing it. easy to point to the federal government and easy to blame the object of a gun. it is hard to hold people accountable. district attorneys need to do their job. they need to put people in jail. >> carley: mayor eric adams said he wants to be tough on crime but at the same time as a district attorney who one day when said he wasn't going to prosecute many even violent crimes. so questions still remain on the future of new york city. john macari, thank you for joining us, we do appreciate it. >> thank you. >> carley: did you hear this? >> look like a third world

country. how do we make sure we don't keep coming back? >> carley: republicans are urging california governor gavin newsom take a good long, hard look in the mirror as he is grappling with cargo trains in los angeles. >> todd: but don't expect to see the d.a. to step up and take any responsibility for the shocking rise in robberies and crime overall. we are talking to fresno d.a. lisa smith camp about what needs to happen to get this under control. she is next. ♪ ♪

>> carley: we are back with the crisis at the southern border. more than 3,000 have been in mexico the past few days according to the country's national migration institute.

319 illegal migrants caught in a caravan trying to reach the united states. the largest group consisted of 380 migrants in the state of vera q cruise. one located in a tour bus and another in a trailer. meanwhile mexican officials finding two dozen migrants from nicaragua including ninth unaccompanied children inside of a fake ambulance heading to the united states. and the biden administration is looking to make it easier for migrants to face legal services at the southern border. the justice department illegal access at the border program will provide options to migrants for staying in the u.s. while deportation orders are pending. it will be available for migrants has something to cross borders here are those whom border patrol custody or those that will remain in mexico program. the taxpayer-funded program is expected to be up and running in the next two months, todd. >> todd: harley, thank you california democrats deflecting blame to anyone but themselves when it comes to the

crime don't let crime crisis and trucking mass looting zone cargo trains in l.a. >> like a third world country. how do we make sure we don't have to keep coming back? how do we secure the site? how do we do a better job of making sure that this doesn't have to continue to happen? >> todd: fresno county d.a. lisa smittcamp joins me now. thank you so much for being here. gavin newsom is talking real tough, but how much is he to blame for creating an environment that really encourages lawlessness? >> well, he created this with his cronies. this is another sound bite for the governor. our governor has been -- this has been going on for seven or eight years in california. he is behind all of it. he supports george gass cohen, and the imposter d.a.s. he was mayor of san francisco when san francisco started to look like a third world country. he goes out there and has the audacity to blame the

union pacific security and then you're in a pacific police, local police and blaming prosecutor statewide for not doing their job of smash and grab spear this is just another publicity stunt by him. he has a name as to public safety as the governor. >> todd: wow, that is quite a statement there. to the d.a. there in l.a., george gas cone we talk about him a lot and what he is doing to the city is horrific. he's blaming union pacific for the train package and writes "union pacific does little to secure lock trains and significantly decreased staffing. it is telling other major railroad operations in the area are not facing the same level of theft at their facilities." what you make this tactic from the left to blame the victim? >> you know, this is what they do because they don't want to look in the mirror. george gascon and the cronies, gavin newsom are the same. they created this disaster by

disrespect of law enforcement. they are encouraging the illegal use of drugs and promote $0 bail and most egregiously, they are continuing to release, gavin newsom releasing prisoners from the state prison left and right. his management of the state prisons in california is something nobody ever talks about. but they were such an abuse of older parole and defender parole, he's letting people out left and right and casting blame on everybody else. he actually -- newsom actually closed the california state prison inspection centers like counties like fresno's to prosecute criminals, we have upwards of 300, 400 inmates and our local jail that are either tried or pled guilty and ready to go to state prison. but he uses covid and any other excuse to close the reception centers so it creates another backlog and the local jails which then kicks more people out because there are no beds. so, this is just a perfect

storm. it just continues. with people like gavin newsom and george gascon and this madness is going to continue until the voters say "enough is enough." >> todd: it is not just california, the d-day nomadic d.a. and detroit with $5,000, $r setting pregnant twin girlfriend on fire burning 60% of her body. the das are supposed to be the voice and that is literally the responsibility of the d.a. doesn't anyone in the d.a.'s office stop and say, look, you know $5,000 for a crime might be a little bit low. >> todd, you have to understand these people that are george soros vector not district attorneys'. i refuse to address the d.a. in california who are george soros becton district attorney. they are imposter d.a.'s, public defenders disguised as d.a.s and up they are to people like

good and ethical district attorney's peer they are there to serve the people who fill their coffers. and it is or whatever you want to call it a march to socialism, march to communism. george soros is pulling the strings of district attorney throughout the district to control 20% of the population. and i'm sure the d.a. and detroit is one of them. you know, it is just preposterous. just like we have her to come until we get rid of the george soros d.a. come with this nationwide will continue. because it's not a coincidence that you hear of all of this mass violence crime in jurisdictions where these imposter d.a.s are fitting. it is not a coincidence. >> todd: it doesn't make any sense why. what are they trying to accomplish besides the degradation and destruction of our country? lisa smittcamp come always love to talk from the folks in the central valley. we appreciate your time this morning, thank you so much, lisa. >> thank you for having me.

>> todd: carly over to you. speak. >> carley: minneapolis struggling under lock downs are enough is enough and panning together to suit their mayor. we are talking to one of the bar owners about the ongoing site to save his coming up. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: back with a fox news alert, the state department ordering the families of u.s. diplomats and some embassy staff to evacuate from ukraine. >> todd: that as a russian attack on its neighbor could be imminent as russia says it will "respond appropriately if the u.s. deploys more trips to the region." steve harrigan live on the ground, what is the latest? >> todd the u.s. embassy telling americans it is time to leave ukraine peer they have ordered out family members of embassy personnel and authorized on a central staff to leave as well saying "there will be no air lifts for american citizens in ukraine if russia does decide to invade." in the meantime president biden considering a range of options including 2.3000 to 5,000 u.s. forces in eastern europe in response to the russian build up. that would be significant departure from economic sanctions. in the meantime, ammunition from the u.s. continues to arrive in ukraine to help front-line

ukrainian fighters. a second shipment this week of more than 80 tons. russia insisted it has no plan to invade ukraine despite massing 100,000 troops on the border. todd, back to you. >> todd: steve harrigan live for us this morning, now turning to another fox news alert, china launching dozens of warplanes near taiwan. this launch coming the same day the u.s. navy with two aircraft and parish ships along allies and the philistines, china launching a similar activity during navy operations in october. former secretary of state mike pompeo said other bag actors taking note of joe biden's weakness, listen appearance because they are watching and this administration has the result and the skill to use all of its tools to preserve sovereignty for a nation like ukraine. i promise you not only ayatollah watching but so are the people of taiwan, the iranian people and the chinese people as well. the whole world watches how america leads and when we fail

to do so, we create instability. we have to get this right and establish deterrence and the model of reagan and the model we have four or four years. if we did that come america will be safe and the world will be more stable. >> todd: we will be talking about this with former green beret and michael waltz coming up later in the show. >> carley: thousands of people push against covert restrictions in washington as the mandate rally and administration kicking off the rally at the washington monument before making their way to the lincoln memorial. organizers object to forcing people to get the shot but not the vaccines themselves. firefighters from across the country, some not working due to the vaccine mandate stood in solidarity with the demonstrators. now the nation's capital, to minneapolis where the city is facing legal action today over the mayor's vaccine mandate for indoor activity. business owners save minneapolis bird restaurants being used as pond with mayors agenda pushing

for the convincing of the public to get vaccinated. greg urban is the owner of the saloon and joins me now. greg, in order to go into a restaurant in minneapolis, you either have to have to be vaccinated or show any negative covid test. you are suing over this. why did you decide to take legal action? >> a rather large group of similarly situated businesses and a very diverse group, too, got together and we need to push back on this. we are going into year 3 of 2 weeks to slow the spread. and we think it is time to get on with our lives and return to a normal society. so, we figured it was time to stand up and do something to stick up for our business. >> carley: are you worried

vaccine mandate would affect the bottom line and discourage people from going into businesses? >> i've been told he already has. for the large venues commit doesn't start until this week. so we are hoping we have a small injunction but the small venue seems to start about last week. i've been told it's been a disaster. sails are way down and the place has had to call the police over arguments and it was a real disaster. sails were way down at the small businesses where they went into place already. >> carley: we know people who are vaccinated can still spread covid-19. so why is the mayor imposing this vaccine mandate now? >> well, in minneapolis and minnesota, in general, this has been really more about following the political science for the last several years.

it is clear that this variant has peaked and it's on its way down. and you know, this is about following the political science. it is coming down fast. you see the dash you know, it is unfortunate the way this is looked at. it has been pretty typical. we were basically closed or had restrictions for 15 months here in minnesota. and a lot of political science going on here. >> carley: without a doubt. tough to be a owner these days with these mandates in place. a hearing is scheduled for today. we will be following this. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: you bet, todd. >> todd: and other preventable tragedy in chicago, an 8-year-old little girl shot and killed by a stray bullet went out for a walk with her mom. brian hopkins here to talk about it. plus squad ally pushing to raise

your taxes and cashing in on a loophole to keep his own taxes down to $200. we will talk about this next. ♪ ♪

>> todd: four people losing their lives to senseless shootings in chicago over the week and including an 8-year-old

girl caught in a handful of bullets simply walking with her mother. joining me now chicago alderman brian hopkins and if city leaders don't stand up when kids are killed, when will they? >> you know, we've had enough in chicago. we had eight children under 12 years old murdered by gun violence last year. 48 children under 12 were shot and lost their lives. here we are in 2022, you know, off to a horrible start once again with the violence that you just mentioned here and be 10:30 one fatal shootings and the month of january. so, this year is looking to be as bad as 2021. >> todd: the neighborhood crying out for help, take a listen. >> you got your brain but you come here as a punk and into hill of streets. >> black on black crime needs to be stated and latino crime needs to be spoken about. that is who are killing our

youth, our elderly. >> these kids cannot go out to play. they can't do nothing! >> todd: brian, if he has this conversation every single monday following another bad week on the streets of chicago. when will words become action because nothing is happening? >> that is a great point. it is part of my frustration as a legislature. i'm constantly faced with ideas and proposals that will limit law enforcement's ability to do their job, to do the job that we expect them to do. to do the job we expect the justice system to do. we have basically taken our foot off of the gas to take care of crime. we had 2,000 arrest in chicago for all causes. last year we had a total of 37,000 arrests and at a time when crime was soaring. so, we are not doing the things we have traditionally done to try to incarcerate defenders

when we catch them and to try to pursue them and catch them. we have a database in the city of chicago that we could use in a case like this where this 8-year-old girl was shot to try to figure out who the offenders might have been based on the current gang consul in that neighborhood. we are being challenged in court to use that database. that is one example of how we have a tool that could potentially solve this crime that someone has taken away from us and limit our ability to catch the person who killed an innocent 8-year-old child. >> todd: it is another example of people wanting to help the criminals and not the kids. quickly on this last topic, you are demanding chicago public schools explaining covid-19 dashboard discrepancy. what discrepancy and why is this happening? >> well, it comes down to the definition of what a covid case is in an individual school. is it someone who took a home test and test a positive and have the courtesy to report

that? or is it someone who had a conversation with an official contact racer when they were able to verify the case? all along the chicago public school system has been reporting all possible covert exposures in a school to give parents a snapshot of how bad things are in a given time in their school. just when we hit the crime, they change the definition of what an active case was which brought the numbers down significantly. it attacks the credibility of the data when you can manipulate the data like that in the middle of widespread, you know, peaking of the omicron variant. people don't trust it when they think numbers are being cooked. >> todd: by a thousand coats throughout this country and people changing the goal post. we appreciate you coming on to give us insight of all of these topics, carley come over to you. >> carley: todd coming beto o'rourke wants to be governor, but he wants no help

from president biden along the way. and the president's approval rating to plummet and told the reporters "i'm not interested in a national politician or anyone outside of texas coming to the state to help decide the outcome of this." and he said, "no one in washington, d.c., can help with the challenges that we have." early polls show voters support greg abbott over beto o'rourke. a big old tax break. jeffries, $200 in property taxes this year on his $1.2 million condo in brooklyn. the average new york city homeowner pays around $5,000 in a year and property taxes. the tax break comes to a law that jeffrey supported allowing homeowners to pay a fraction of that tax if developer set aside departments for low-income families. and it cost up to $1.6 billion a

year. and calling out the nba for its lack of response to the golden state warriors co-owner who said nobody cares about china's human rights. listen. >> i could not see a statement from the nba. i saw a statement from the warriors, but the one thing that really caught my attention, there was not one time that they mentioned this because so much business and going on in china that they didn't want to mess it up. and i think it is a shame. >> carley: a shame indeed, the warriors made a comment and quick to distance himself from them. the team saying "he does not speak on behalf of of our franchise and his views do not reflect those of the organization. >> todd: to an incredible sunday in the nfl playoffs, the

chiefs outlasting the buffalo bills and back in overtime win. combining for 25 points in the final 2 minutes of the quarter. that does not happen with the chiefs tying the game before scoring a walk off touchdown to win 42-36. the rams overcoming what could have been another legendary tom brady come back to advance. >> stafford, he's downfield! 30 yards to win the game. he puts it through! >> todd: 34-yard throw with 30-27 the rams, the final and tom brady's last game as he considers retirement. a spot in the super bowl all happening next sunday. it will be awesome. >> carley: there you have it and following major stories, president biden's agenda at home and abroad. starting with the war on

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>> todd: we begin with a fox news ark letter, the state department ordering the families of embassy staff to evacuate ukraine as russian attack on its neighbor could be eminent. this is "fox and friends first." i'm todd piro. >> carley: good to see you. i'm carley shimkus. president biden may deploy more troops to eastern europe and the baltic states to support our nato ally. russia says it will respond appropriat