appreciate you coming on giving insight on crucial geopolitical issues we are facing right now. thank you, sir. >> okay. thank you, guys. >> carley: thank you, congressman, we appreciate it so much. todd, scary time around the world with this russian aggression. also here at home with crime surging across the country. unfortunate way to start the week but, with that ♪ >> new development in the standoff between washington and moscow. >> the state department raising you the alarm, if you are an american in ukraine get out now. >> president biden is considering deploying 5,000 troops. >> everywhere we go around the world in the past year, our adversaries have gotten stronger. >> police officer in our nation's capital being released from the hospital after getting shot from the line of duty. >> swat team active right now. currently conducting a search for this person. >> brand new fox news poll, 2024 vote if it were held today reelect president biden 56. vote for someone else.

60%. republicans are laughing all the way to election day. >> christie dome to protect sports for biological women and fairness. >> this is about fairness and making sure our girls have a chance to be successful. >> to the end zone. for the win. he caught it ballgame. chiefs to the championship game. ♪ ♪ and it's all right ♪ coming home ♪ we got get right back to where we started from ♪ love is good ♪ love can be strong ♪ we got get right back to where we started from. >> steve: right back where we started from ♪ live from studio m. this is the first time in over a month we have all been together on the couch. >> ainsley: welcome back. congratulations the big saturday show. >> brian: thank you very much. it will be fun. the work starts today. >> ainsley: how was your christmas? >> brian: i know.

>> steve: crazy. >> ainsley: haven't been back since before. >> steve: i am giving you your christmas present. >> ainsley: he always gets us a christmas ornament. >> steve: we have three hours. >> ainsley: he uses a picture, a personal photo. yes. i had these on my christmas tree and do you know what? it brings tears to my eyes when i look back over the years at how hayden has gronget. >> steve: see how you like this one. >> brian: okay. >> ainsley: brian, is yours the kids or the dogs? let's see. >> brian: you really were worried about this breaking. >> steve: do you need a hand, brian be somebody in bubble wrap is a killer. >> brian: wow, look at this. most of these people are my family. >> steve: for tax purposes only. >> ainsley: that fantastic a flexible flier. >> steve: when i go in wearing my mask to walgreen's, now i'm able to make the little sled ornaments. >> steve: i love these, they have so cute. sixth one.

>> brian: didn't make it to this year's tree. make it to next year's tree. >> steve: we still have our tree up. >> ainsley: do you really? >> steve: coming down today. because for the last month we have been working remotely. closer to home. and so one thing leads to another. >> ainsley: is it dead? >> steve: it's a fake tree. it looks great. >> brian: never dies but now you have got to store it all right. so let me tell you. >> steve: happy new year. >> brian: happy new year to everyone. ongoing story happening in december. and here we are at the end of february -- excuse me, end of january and it's still with us. we begin with a fox news alert. nato allies now sending additional trips n fighter ships into europe as russian forces build up at the ukrainian border. steve harrigan joins us live on the ground in kyiv with the latest. this is exactly what vladimir putin didn't want is a military presence in the nato nations an additional one. now he is getting it. >> you are right, brian. this is exactly what putin was against. he did not want troops on his

border. and now those troops are pouring in. here in ukraine, the u.s. embassy is telling measures, it americans,it's time to leave. no time for air evacuation for u.s. citizens here in ukraine once there could be a russian invasion into ukraine. they are ordering family members of embassy personnel to leave. ukrainian government officials are pushing back saying such a move is clearly premature at this point. president biden is considering a number of options. including sending 3,000 to 5,000 u.s. military personnel to eastern europe and comes as you mentioned when nato is already sending warships and aircraft to the region. the secretary of state has been asked repeatedly will there be u.s. boots on the ground in ukraine? >> do you see any scenario in which more u.s. service members become involved here? >> one of the things that we have been very clear about is the ongoing continued build up of defense capacity in ukraine.

no real clear answer there from the secretary of state. keep in mind earlier in december president biden ruled out that u.s. forces would be on the ground in ukraine. >> that is not on the table. the idea of the united states is going to unilaterally use force to confront russia, invading ukraine is not on -- in the cards right now. but what will happen is, there will be severe consequences. >> but u.s. ammunition and weapons continue to arrive here in ukraine, a second shipment before comes. brian, ainsley, steve back to you. >> steve: you are on the ground in kyiv, do the people of ukraine, do they regard the united states as who is going to save the day? >> i think there is real mixed emotions here. keep in mind a lot of people here in ukraine are part ukrainian part russian.

hard for a lot lot of people to imagine a war with a close neighbor and with a relative. >> steve: it's hard to pick a side. >> it is. >> brian: steve, would you also say it's true that over the last since 2014, when 13,000 ukrainians have been killed. since that time the ukrainians have hardened their sense of nationalism for their country and against russia, further dividing the two. maybe the ukrainians feeling of nationalism is greater than ever before. >> and keep in i understand pooh mind, too, brian, remember how russia feeds wars. if you have gone a place where russia has fought, it's almost like nothing else. it is destruction. it is brutal. so if war comes here, brother against brother, it could be awful. >> brian: right. you understand the culture. >> ainsley: what are the folks on the ground saying? i'm sure they are nervous about this. are many of them fleeing and getting out? >> i think some people who have the means to go will go now.

but a lot of people don't have those means. i think there is some skepticism, some hope really to the last minute it's hard for people to get their heads around a massive invasion. 100,000 troops on their border. they think a lot of people i have talked to say putin is just trying to scare us to make sure nato never comes to ukraine. >> brian: interesting. it's cost a lot of money and huge troop deployments to do it along with military exercises. and is it true that belarus now has russian troops on their border so on the bell resolution, ukrainian border so almost virtually surrounding the country outside of the water's edge? >> you are right. and when you are trying to plan on where to go if there is an invasion, it's hard to guess. russian troops are in the north, east and south. where are they going to come from all three directions at once? ains ains scary. steve. >> steve: harrigan live in ukraine. thank you very much. >> ainsley: many critics are

saying joe biden gave the green light last week at the press conference. >> steve: we heard it. >> ainsley: other countries think they can seize the moment america is weak and disorganized. afghanistan rip hell effect and carry into china or iran or north korea. >> brian: a couple of things, evidently "the washington post" has a story today that we're trying this weapon that's kind of unique. the same thing we did to huawei. and looking to use foreign direct product rules to deny them semiconductors, tiny components for all their modern technology, that would prevent them from building fighter jets, things for their smart phones, semiconductors. so this would really hurt their high tech industry almost immediately while considering doing that. >> steve: what it is, it's the lead story in the "the washington post." with these export controls, keep in mind, pretty much every semiconductor in the world is either made with american tools

or have u.s. software. and so, ultimately, the united states is now pressuring our european allies, hey, we all need to be together with this to stop the flow of components to the industries that putin has high ambitions for. civil aviation, maritime and high tech. while last week we were talking about, you know, he should have pulled the plug on the nord stream 2. now, not only could they do that although it's a little late, the horse has left the barn on that. but now what the administration is secretly doing is they are saying hey, vladimir putin, you have good luck, go ahead and invade. we are going to bring you to your knees financially. >> ainsley: they all met this weekend. there was a briefing at camp david. and he met with advisers, joe biden did. and they're considering sending in those troops. they are considering sending in naval vessels. when asked about sanctions, blinken said to deter the russian aggression that would mean losing the means of deterrence if we sanction. they congressman michael

mccaul said we can always remove these sanctions if they deter putin. but, if we don't do them, then we are going to look weak and russia is going to continue to do this. john ratcliffe. >> brian: go ahead. >> ainsley: which is what john ratcliffe said on why biden is weak. >> vladimir putin is not just winning but he has won on this issue. you know, here's the president of the 12th country with the only 12th largest economy in the world. and he is the leader of the free world, the president of the united states and western allies sitting back waiting what he is going to do instead of leading on the issue and telling him what he must do. everywhere we go around the world in the past year, our adversaries have gotten stronger. i know at the press conference joe biden said he had a good year that he had the best year of any first year president, but do you know who had a good year? terrorists and the taliban. vladimir putin, xi jinping, kim jong un. you can't point to where on the globe where the united states national security posture has

improved over the last year? >> brian: i don't think anyone would defy what john ratcliffe just said. nord stream 2 pipeline the germans are the problem. >> steve: get them on board. >> brian: when asked about the nord stream 2 pipeline the secretary of navy said over the weekend that vladimir putin deserves respect. he ended up to resign. steve: not on our team. >> brian: asked about nord stream 2 pipeline from russia to germany says well, you can't sanction something that's not operative yet. that's not the point. and number two is on getting off the swift global system, which would further devastate the russian economy in a way we have never seen before, the german foreign minister said the hardest stick may not always be the best. you are not helping. >> steve: exactly. last weekend looked like the invasion was imminent. but the problem for everybody is once there's an invasion, there is a whole bunch of russian guys in ukraine, then what do you do.

>> ainsley: exactly. >> steve: that somehow the administration has gotten us to this crazy point where they could have done more early. >> ainsley: why all theseics could you says about sanctions why not just slap them with substantials so prevent them from going. in it's going to be too late. >> steve: it is indeed. stay tuned to fox for the very latest. 6:12 on the east coast. still ahead, senator bernie sanders is sending a midterm warning to the left as democrats' agenda stalled. >> laughing all the way to election day. they have not had to cast one bloody vote which shows us where they're at. we have got change that. >> steve: okay. but as the white house touts their tremendous progress in joe biden's first year, what do the voters have to say? we're going to talk about that. >> ainsley: plus, the chiefs victory over the bills has fans crying foul. the newly reunited debate against the nfl's overtime rules. ♪ carry on

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rally. demonstrators kicking off the rally at the washington monument before making their way at the lincoln memorial, organizers say they object to forcing people to get the shot, not the vaccines themselves. firefighters from across the country joining the demonstration. some of them not working because of the mandate. in central florida, crews continue making progress against the big sur wildfire which is 20% contained. today marks three years since the blaze began. wildfire burned more than 1,000 acres of land. residents in the area being told to boil water due to possible utility damage in the region. and now to the envelope playoffs. the chief outlasts the bills in a thrilling back and forth overtime win. the chiefs tying the game at the end of regulation in just 13 seconds before scoring a walk-off touchdown to win 42-36; however, some fans are demanding

the overtime rule be changed. since the bills weren't allowed to have another chance to score. and the rams overcome what could have been another legendary tom brady come back to advance. >> will he has again. >> 30 yards to win the game. he boots it through. >> carley: that 44-yard throw setting up the game-winning field goal 32-27 rams. the thrilling comeback attempt could be tom brady's last game as he considers retirement. the bengals and chiefs and niners and rams face off for a spot in the super bowl next sunday. exciting stuff in the nfl. those are your headlines, guys. >> brian: i don't think i will ever see a better weekend of football. yesterday, what happened yesterday was unbelievable. >> ainsley: do you think tom brady is going to retire. >> brian: no. >> steve: negotiations.

>> brian: on his website he indicated a phrase where you must learn from defeat or something like that. i think -- i mean, he says i'm going to talk to my family. what do you think his family is going to say? >> steve: get out of the house, dad. do what you are good at. >> brian: have some tomatoes and quit. be inflamed like the rest of us. >> ainsley: because he doesn't ito mate toes or mushrooms. chiefs and bengals vs.ed rams and 49ers. >> brian: rams unshockingly playing home and a short trip for the san francisco 49ers. rams have a chance to do what tampa did last year play the super bowl in their home stadium. will ains ainsley i know how are pulling for the chiefs to win how about you? steve: of course. >> ainsley: how about you? >> brian: the giants to be will healthy and happy. ins the giants got eliminated in it week one. >> steve: every year. bribe brian i wish. >> steve: at least you didn't say the jets to put a dagger in

joel's heart. >> oh. [sighs] >> steve: move to the sport of politics. the democrats and joe biden have had a terrible run over the last couple of weeks because in the u.s. senate, they were denied build back better, obviously from before christmas, the voting rules saying all of the republicans have teamed up with kyrsten sinema and james comey. and bernie sanders says between the two of them they are giving democrats a lot to laugh about, with a watch this. >> what bothers me very much is the republicans are laughing all the way to election day. they have not had to katz one bloody vote which shows us where they're at. we have got to change that. >> ainsley: he says widespread understanding what we have done for the last six months has failed from a policy point of

view did you see in arizona they censured kyrsten sinema. supports the voting rights legislation but doesn't want the filibuster blown up. >> brian: she says you elected me in congress three times and i said i was independent. then you elect me u.s. senator and i said i was independent. and because i'm going to be independent now you are going to censor me? kind of scary for features do that retribution. they are entitled to do it. bernie sanders said it was a good move. just quick on the fox poll. there are 36% of the country want joe biden reelected in the fox poll 47% approve of his job performance which i found stunning. especially because 42% of 538, 38% in the abc poll. 33% in the quinnipiac poll. the fox poll has him extremely high. one thing he is not doing that for some reason on every poll is number one and they just seem to be ignoring and that's inflation. the economy and inflation.

>> steve: the fox poll shows that people have anxiety about the economy and they don't feel that the government has a handle on the pandemic. if you read the "new york times" that's a damning report on how nobody is in charge of the administration. there is no point person on covid. it is jaw-drops. it's an eye-opener. it goes to show. brian, regarding the fox poll, the big number is this one 60%. 60% of the people who responded said they would like to vote for anybody else, vote for somebody other than joe biden. i wish the question would have been -- if the election were held today, if it was joe biden vs. donald trump, who would you vote for. i would like to see where that would be but they didn't ask that question. >> ainsley: i think because of inflation. i think that effects earn across the board and covid has affected

everyone. people got the vaccines thinking they would be protected and they weren't. you got gas pump and get your electric bill, everything is sky high. you are paying 7 cents, basically inflation 7%. 7 cents on every dollar and inflation tax, basically when you go to the store. >> brian: that's why it effects everyone and everyone is so concerned and blurs party lines. add to your point. we knew exactly who was in charge with president trump. brand new pandemic haven't studied this in 100 years. we knew the vice president was in charge. you would have press conferences and the vice president says i'm the point man. we meet every day. i talk to the governors every day. every governor would salute him clued in. >> ainsley: every press conference. fauci and the doctor behind him. >> brian: to me jen psaki is the experienced one. why wouldn't she be head of communications i'm not going to leave the president out there by himself anymore. we have to backtrack every time he is unscripted why don't we put the so-called experts in charge and let them take the fall not the president.

but jen psaki did write over the weekend if you were listening to her typewriter and here is a little bit from her op-ed. she said president joe biden's first year marked by tremendous progress. she went on to say the president is using every tool at our disposal to fight the problem hitting every americans' pocketbook from making progress to supply chains to promoting more competition to help consumers to passing his build back better agenda with lower costs for decades from prescription drugs to child care. president biden has gotten results on the greatest year of job creation in history. he will keep up the fight every single day with the challenge remain. any time you talk about adding jobs. that is do so disingenuous. we were told to stop working and to slow the spread this country was getting slowly back on track regardless of whoever was president. and when it comes to build back better that was an epic fail and bill clinton gave the best advice ever. faulk to joe manchin, and sign up what he will sign in for, put that up pass it and run on the west. why a 78-year-old with 50 years

of experience in politics legislating needed a call from a former president is beyond me. >> ainsley: jen psaki enemy gay ways does a good job trying to defend him. she is writing things like this. but it's just he entered -- she writes he entered the office in a time of chaos with a pandemic at its most deadly peak. >> steve: that's true. >> ainsley: unprecedented vaccine efforts. more people have died from covid under joe biden. the vaccines don't prevent covid. he promise nod vaccine mandates at the beginning of the year. well, that didn't be happen. now we know that he was requiring the vaccines for large companies and for healthcare workers. she says americans have seen higher wages but that doesn't really matter unless you are making 7 cents on the dollar more because inflation. bills have gone up. >> steve: statistically they are all true. but it doesn't feel like it. that's to the point of the fox poll. 60% of those responding would like to vote for somebody else. because, you know, remember, a

year and a half ago, everybody was running for president on the democratic side. said i'm going to change everything. i'm not donald trump. joe biden was elected. well, fast forward one year pretty much to the day, and people are going, you know what? this is not what we thought we were going to get. we knew he was not donald trump. but we thought he was better at his job. he said i'm an old hand. i can get stuff done. i know world leaders. look at the state we are in now. >> brian: we are going to talk about world. keep a eye on ron klain politico had a story he should be the first to go. many moderates saying all he does is kowtow to the left wing. gives joe biden that advice. that's why he is in the must he goes. >> steve: i bet he does not go. one thing about joe biden they have an expression in biden world that is no new people. [laughter] because essentially the people who were with joe when he was a senator, when he was vice president, when he was running, it's a small core of people. he is very loyal to them because

they are very loyal to him. so i would be surprised if he did leave. >> brian: hunter is free. he is not blowing art as much as he used. to say still ahead, we talk about foreign affairs. as tensions rise between ukraine and russia. how should the white house respond? what are they actually dog? >> going to ask former cia chief dan hoffman who once served in moscow. >> ainsley: america's food supply critical point as supply chain. stuart varney on what this means for your next trip to the grocery store. ♪♪

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♪ >> carley: we are back with your headlines, starting with this. appear 8-year-old girl shot and killed in broad daylight while walking with her mom in chicago neighborhood. melissa ortega forced to run under a hail of bullets with her mother as she cass caught in the middle of a gang-related shooting. four people including melissa were killed in chicago shootings in weekend. homicides in chicago have risen 60% in two years. now to news on our southern border. authorities say more than 3,000 migrants have been intercepted in mexico in the past two days. mexican officials also finding dozens of migrants, including nine unaccompanied minors in a fake ambulance. and a new taxpayer funded program will provide legal services to illegal migrants in the u.s. while deportation orders are pending for those in the remain in mexico program. gonzalez has suspended star alumni john stock don season

ticket for failing to comply with the school's mask mandate. the nba hall of famer says his status as a public figure forced the school to target him for breaking the masking rules. gonzaga go statement of covid protocols. my goodness. today marks the first day of tax season. americans can file their 2021 taxes beginning today. but the irs may not be prepared for the incoming surge of filings. the agency is dealing with staff shortages and a massive workload caused by covid-related programs. stalled legislation that would have given the irs more money to process returns quickly, also contributing to the agency's struggles. sounds like the irs. those are your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: carley, thanks. 26 minutes now before the top of the hour. a fox news alert. president biden is considering sending thousands of troops to eastern europe as russia is poised to urging americans not

to travel there. do you need the state department to tell you that while orders staff to evacuate. dan hoffman a former cia station chief in moscow and joins us now. dan, do you believe that this is -- have we done anything to deter russia to this point? >> no. we for sure have not. russia still has over 100,000 troops on the border. they are still making the same unrealistic demands that they have been making all along with a timeline that's artificially induced timeline. so, you know, russia is seeking to extort the united states and the west into allowing russia to have this sphere of influence. and choke out any effort by ukraine to build a democracy. >> brian: i understand the president came out and said he is considering sending several thousand troops, as well as warships and aircraft to nato allies in the baltics and eastern europe. latvia, lithuania and estonia

and possibly polled. should he do that? would it make a difference? >> the united states and nato already have deployed troops. the united states has roughly 4,000 troops in poland nato has 4,000 troops in the baltic states. what's important is the biden administration is talking about doing is publicly. and i think that's a direct message to vladimir putin in the kremlin that we stand ready to deploy further troops and further military equipment to the baltic states, it's all right to do that just as russia claims it's deploy troops on its own borders. the biden administration is doing that because they might be willing not to do it if russia de-escalates public leaders might not be the best way to solve the crisis. it might be the only way we have right now. >> brian: obviously people look at blitz invasion. what other options could the russians pull off? >> putin has a menu of options,

some of which include further incursions in eastern ukraine in the dombas where fighting is ongoing. he could blockade the black sea which would deny ukraine international trade and by the way end many full throttle assault on ukraine very costly in terms of spilled blood and treasure. he might operations to overthrow president zoo zelensky indicate that's possible. he has all of these options out there. they are all kind of being discussed publicly dialing up the edges right now, a bit of brinkmanship on putin's part. trying to get maximum concessions from the united states and nato. >> brian: in my humble opinion i was surprised to hear, this china knowing that olympics start in 12 days flew 39 fighter jets right near taiwan, the largest show of force in months. are these two events related? >> i think they are. i think that ukraine and taiwan

are very much on the geopolitical fault lines and the ideological struggle between democracy and authoritarianism. china seas opportunities if we don't defend ukraine to launch on taiwan. they have mt.ed so many incursions into taiwan airspace; taiwan had to is scramble theirage cost of a billion dollars gray operations propaganda. taiwan is under siege. >> brian: wrote a whole book about this possible invasion. start with islands getting closer and closer just to see what the u.s. would do. if we didn't do anything, they would just take the whole thing. dan, it's going to be fascinating time and perilous time. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> brian: straight ahead, hundreds line the streets of new york to pay tribute to a fallen officer shot and killed in ambush responding to a domestic event as attacks on police

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hand to the bad guys and takes it away from the victims while villainizing our police officers. i'm all for a cop doing criminal acts put them in front of a jury i get it don't villainize every single police officer for going out there and doing their job because it creates the atmosphere we are see. >> ainsley: no bail laws and cut a billion dollars from the police budget in new york city, under de blasio and new york city, remember when we were showing those videos they allow the police officers to get pelted with water. they were setting the cop cars on fire. if we don't reverse course, we are going to see more of this, aren't we? >> ainsley it, all started from the water bucket incident that set the tone going forward. we can't allow that. we have to get back to law and order. stop worrying about the feels of the criminals and worry about the feelings of poor victims going after every single day being trauma that advertised and bad guys being back on the streets. >> ainsley: that's exactly right. i love to hear you say that focus on the victims.

father whose young daughter was killed at the furniture store he was saying that liberal mayors are putting so much power in the hands of the criminals. what about my daughter? what about this police officer? he just got married i think in october. and his wife is on the front cover "the new york post." look at this, with their wedding picture on it and she said you're the love of my life, she said my soul mate, my best friend my lover from now until the end of time. what is your message to these liberal mayors? look at that gorgeous picture that was them in october on their wedding day. this was a baby. this was a 22-year-old boy starting his life as a man. doing something he wanted to do to change the world. going forward, we have to start getting common sense back into place. we have to get out there and put legislation in place. if you have an illegal firearm for instance, three years. you shoot at a cop 10 years. kill a cop, life in jail if not you are getting the death penalty. it has to stop. we have to set the tone. we have to have accountability for these criminals going out there being so, so lawlessness.

>> ainsley: amen. the guy who allegedly shot these two cops. he was shot. he is in the hospital, too. in harlem. he has a lengthy rap sheet. thank you so much for being on with us. god bless you for all that you do. >> thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> hi, good morning, ainsley. it's cold. it's cold as far south as the sunshine state in florida. freeze advisories in place. take a look at the temperatures, 29 in jacksonville. 35 in melbourne. feels like new york in florida. and got widespread freeze advisories in effect. things will warm up today. so we'll get into the 60's. the 66 in miami. they can do better than that the temperatures will start to warm up and moderate later this he can would. an area of low pressure across the gulf of mexico. that's going to bring coastal rain to all of these states from texas through to florida. monday through wednesday watch for that speaking of cold. feels bitter cold across the northern plains and the u.n.

midwest. wind chill temperatures are really dangerous to be outside for a great length of time make sure your kids are inside. your pets, take care of the elderly, we have a clipper system that's going to bring more snow to this area. one or two inches, maybe inches and that reinforcing shot of cold air there your forecast today. still very cold across the northern plains, i mean it's cold across much of the country it feels like januaryenedened then we are going to watch that area of low pressure across the gulf and quick moving storm that's going to bring snow over the great lakes and into the northeast. i mean 29 degrees in north florida. ainsley, that's crazy. >> ainsley: steve and i were talking about it earlier. we were shocked. >> steve: brrr. >> ainsley: yeah, brrr. i remember moving to new york you have to have gloves, scarf, sun glasses to block the wind. cover your mouth with your scarf if you can. right? and a down coat. >> janice: snuggles. >> ainsley: thanks, janice.

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♪ >> steve: a new fox poll majority of american voters are most concerned with inflation and higher prices. look at that right there on top of the list. this comes as america's food supply remains under pressure from covid and transportation disruptions. making grocery store shelves even harder to fill. here to discuss the host of varner and company and american built on fox business stuart varney. i was reading executives say supply challenges are currently worse than ever. >> yes. that is accurate. that means the threat of inflation is worse than ever going forward. look, we have a nasty bought of inflation, steve. and that has two effects.

first of all, it has a very negative effect on the economy. it swamps wage gains. if you have got 7% inflation and a 5% wage gain, you are under water. it's raising interest rates like mortgage rates. and inflation is obvious. every time you put your hand in your pocket to buy something, you know you got inflation. but it's a political angle to this. the inflation rate has raised interest rates and that's taken the stock market way down. now, i raise the issue of the stock market because 100 million americans have a peace of wreath usually through their 401(k)s. that's their retirement money. it's way, way down. and there is going to be more selling today. think about it, that's middle america looking at its retirement money coming down, downen, down because of inflation in part because of president biden's policies. it's not going away. 48% i think it is in that latest fox poll nearly half thinks inflation stays with us for the rest of this year. it's a political problem in the

2022 elections. >> steve: well, so today is a bad day to retire. >> absolutely. >> steve: it's a day when everybody has got to go buy groceries. i was reading this morning that consumers for the most part, because prices are through the roof due to inflation and supply chain disruption people are buying in bulk, they are buying store brands. maybe two months ago they were spending $125 a week on groceries about now at $200. >> yes. >> steve: ultimately, if you are sitting at home and you have got to write that check it piggly wiggly, who are you going to blame? a lot of people are blaming the president. >> what you are putting your finger on is it is obvious, everybody goes out there and buys anything. especially in the grow restore at the gas station. you know it you can feel it. you are just astonished when you get the bill in a restaurant, for example, or in a grocery store or any place else. you look at that bill and say my goodness. things are really going up in

price. that's why i think there is political element to this. if president biden gets the blame because he has not done anything about it and if he is clueless to solve the inflation problem. then it becomes a political problem for this president this year. steve the reason i mention piggly wiggly because the pandemic is still raging, apparently piggly wiggly enfran economy? alabama and georgia 1/3 of the employees at the distribution centered are calling in sick. so they are having to hire temporary workers. this is across the board. in arizona, 10% of the people are calling in sick. and so ultimately, that also -- forget about the ships out off california. people are calling in sick and that means there is nobody to put stuff on the shelves. >> you got close to 10 million covid cases in the last three weeks all of those people presumably are in quarantine not at work. >> that cuts your labor supply. that gives you a supply chain

crisis. that makes inflation even worse not going away i have seen bare shelves myself in the small grocery stores i'm going to. maybe a couple items on the shelf but no inventory behind those couple of items. that's what i'm seeing increasingly. >> steve: i go to a big grocery store out in new jersey. >> i know you do steve you used to live down the block from me. big shelves where nothing is it's embarrassing for them. when you see that with your own two eyes kind of scary. >> a long time since i was in a piggly wiggly. >> steve: watch stuart. american built tonight at 9:00 p.m. all right, coming up. democrats mask mandates are getting even stricter. the liberal city that's now banning cloth masks in school. plus, look who else is coming up. ♪ ♪ when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals

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♪ hospital after getting shot while on duty. >> have to get back to law and order. stop worgs about the feelings of the criminals and worrying about the poor victims out there every single day. >> allies sending fighter jets into eastern europe as russian forces build up at the ukrainian border. >> here in ukraine the u.s. embassies telling americans it's time to leave. >> russia is seeking to extort the united states into allowing russia to have this sphere of influence. >> a new fox news poll revealing the top 2 issues are inflation and crime. >> when you live in a country

that's more expensive to live in and less safe to live in, that combination is not good for the party in power. >> we will not comply. >> thousands of people push against covid restrictions in washington, d.c. as the defeat the mandate rally. >> we have the bravest choice not stop until we stop mandates for all. >> again. >> 30 yards to win the game. matt gaetz pushes this through ♪ should i stay or should i go now ♪ should i stay or should i go now >> brian: you would think when the rams go ahead and win after that monster come back down 27-6. tom brady high 27. two long passes and the next thing you know the rams are going to be hosting the nfc championship game and the big question is that tom brady's

last game? he is 44 years old. he didn't have great first half but, man, he had a great second half. and did you say to yourself at the end of that he should retire? i don't think anyone said he should retire but he might. >> ainsley: this is his second season playing for this team for the bucs. i think they want him to stay a little bit longer. how long is his contract? >> steve: it's up. >> brian: he has another year. he will get whatever he wants as much as he wants. but he said he is going to talk to his family. and obviously the goal is always to win the super bowl and he is not known as a great loser. to say see him talk at the end of the game was kind of unique for tom brady. >> steve: nobody thinks he is actually going to retire after this. he has got too much gas in the tank. the guy is great. i mean, aside from yesterday's game, he was in the playoffs. >> ainsley: everything about them is perfect. isn't it? seemingly perfect. i follow her on instagram. oh my word, working out all the time she is always in shape, she is doing daughter.

what up a can pell. >> brian: she has great obliques i will say that. >> ainsley: yes she does. >> brian: you just miss anything when you train like tom brady. you miss your kids graduations, you miss con fir rations. >> ainsley: you miss tomatoes mushrooms and alcohol. >> steve: that's the tom brady crazy diet. >> brian: usually have a hard time turning the page. who lived and breathed it the minute he was done, he was done. i don't want to pick up a mitt, i'm done. when peyton manning was done this guy is going to be a coach never going to be able to stop. he says no, i'm done. i think when he is done, he legitimately will be done. >> ainsley: when you are the goat, what do you after after that. johnny carson had one interview after he retired. he said i'm done. >> brian: when he said was interesting. playing tennis looks so happy. if i knew retirement would be this much fun. i feared it, i would have done it earlier.

and maybe it's the same thing for an athlete even though obviously 44 is a lot different. >> ainsley: it has to be hard because it's your identity in many senses, in many ways. i remember when my mom retired she was so nervous about it. she taught school for 33 years. she loved the children. didn't want to do it. she had diabetes, her sister said if you don't, i'm worried about your health. you need to enjoy these years of your life. she did it and said best decision she has ever made. i said what do you love about retirement. >> every day feels like a weekend. >> steve: millions of people watching right now who are retired going that's right. it's fantastic. i don't have to go work today. i will say this with professional athletes though. i know a number of beam at the top of their game, they no longer do those sports. so rather than tennis, they will golf, rather than basketball, they will play tennis. >> brian: they will find another obsession. >> steve: and the new obsession is pickle ball. everybody is playing pickle ball. >> ainsley: you don't have to serve so you don't hurt your shoulder. >> brian: i want to say

statement. joe montana said this last year i say this to tom brady, don't rush into retirement. he wishes he played another few years. he says don't let anyone push you. so that just -- give you an understanding of what he is going to be wrestling with the next few months. >> steve: tom brady could be playing pickle ball next year. >> brian: that's the goal. see how that pays. >> steve: at the beginning of this hour of "fox & friends," we showed you that graphic, brand new fox news poll, the two things you are most concerned about, prices and inflation. and number two, is crime. and crime is everywhere. and there is terrible news out of washington, d.c., over the weekend quincy, aaapparently they approached a man who opened fire on them. the officers did not open fire. as you can see right there there is a barricade situation because the guy ran into an apartment building. they called the swat team. they did a house-apartment by

apartment search. couldn't find him. anyway, the good news is the officer has been released from the hospital. it was non life-threatening injuries. but, the bad news is, another cop shot. >> ainsley: a cop was shot over the weekend in texas e new york city, harlem shot too, the other one was killed. he just got married in october. he was so young, he was 22 and partner 27 years old. >> did you see this, the cover of the "new york post" this morning, this picture you are seeing on your screen being look how gorgeous that picture is whole life ahead of them. she said my beautiful angel i will love you until the end of time. she said my soul mate. my best friend. lover from now until the end of time. >> brian: sean mcneil is anything but. he is a brutal killer. who has been a career criminal.

he is the shooter. he was called there by -- they were called there because the mother had a domestic -- he had a problem with his son. and this guy, not only did he shoot but executed after incapacitated. he went and it actually executed the kill. that's how fatherless this guy is and fearless. mayor adams elected. confirmed he has got the job. any thought going to turbulent page and tough talk going to scare the criminals. it's had just the opposite effect. >> steve: brian, those officers were responding to that call, the domestic call up in harlem. they said to the people who made a phone call, does anybody have a gun? said no, there are no guns. stolen allowed the cops, pelted with water. that is what started all of

this. >> steve: the milk. >> ainsley: remember the video and all those rioting, they cut the budget $1 billion in new york. no bail laws so soft on crime. all the ones. >> our hearts and prayers are with the families and the members of the nypd but also just -- it's a resounding call to action to say those in washington will not heed the call the children of sandy hook, who were slaughtered in their classroom, continue up to this day. we have to do more to fight the scourge of illegal guns on our streets. >> go and you the underlying reasons you are seeing crime in our city. this is a sea of crime that's being fed by many rivers. we have to stop the flow of guns. we are removing thousands of guns off our streets and it appears as though for every gun

we remove from the street, five are coming in. >> brian: you have got to be kidding. what an embarrassment bringing up sandy hook as opposed to another career criminal who opens up firing at cops who we have a situation where the guns are doing it but has no idea how tone deaf they sound and political they have become. illegal guns have anything to do with the fact that in 2021 we had 510 carjackings in new york city? that homicides hit an all-time high? that they just had somebody else run in front of a subway this weekend and last saturday the same thing? eric adams has got a small window to show people he is serious. that window is closing rapidly. talk like that will cause it immediately. >> steve: brian, you mentioned carjacking. given the fact that we are still in the grips of covid, they are saying that a lot of these carjackings, there are so many car jacks all across the

country. here in new york city, it's up, i think, 350%. >> what's the reason, because people can't get cars now? >> steve: one reason is so many people are wearing masks. so they are hard to identify. but then again, you know, if they don't use a gun to car jack you, they will get out in jail in 15 minutes. other thing they do apparently the carjackers developed this thing. particularly bad in philly. they will -- the carjacker will be standing in front of an apartment building, and he will call a food delivery service. and i will say i'm at 1313 mockingbird lane. which was the munster's address on my tv show. 15 minutes the guy pulls. the guy goes and knocks on the door. when the guy goes and knocks on the doored bad guy steals his car. what they're saying. people across the country are vulnerable. they say the times most vulnerable for getting your carjacked is when you get in or

out of the car. we all do that in your driveway, parking lot, a gas station, or an atm. the other thing to be worried about is it this bump and run. where, you know, you are sitting somewhere and somebody bumps you and you immediately get steamed. you get out, and see if there is any damage, that's when the bad guy comes in and takes your car. >> ainsley: they also have those devices. don't leave your keys in the car because they have some device where they can drive down the street in your neighborhood and determine whose keys are still left in the car. >> brian: joseph imperatrice blue lives matter. he has seen the response. he is outraged. stop with the no cash bail and stop clamping down on crime and back the blue. listen. >> this was a baby. this was a 22-year-old boy starting his life as a man. doing something that he wanted to do to change the world. going forward, we have to start getting common sense back into place. we have to go out there and put legislation in place and if you

have an illegal firearm, for instance, three years. you shoot at a cop. 10 years. you kill a cop, it's life in jail. politicians for several years have been bashing the cops. standing on the side of the criminals. creating legislation that gives the upper hand to the bad guys. we have to get back to law and order. stop worrying about the feels of the criminals and worry about the feelings of these poor victims that are going out there every single day being traumatized. all the bad guys being left back out on the streets. >> brian: all those people who wanted to defund the police. on the record from shahan that to attorney general letitia james to kristin richardson jordan. all these democrats on the books. on record, looking to defund the police. they are all responsible for this. >> steve: well, unfortunately, you know, the bad guys, they haven't heard about how all the police are going to do something else. right now, it is just so random, the violence across the country, and here in new york city, you can beat somebody up, but,

unless you have got a gun, you really -- they are not going to push it anywhere. that person will be out in 15 minutes to beat somebody else up. >> ainsley: people are worried about inflation. worried about crime. we are also concerned with what's happening in russia and ukraine. turn now to a fox news alert. nato allies now sending additional ships and fighter jets to eastern europe as russian portions building up at the ukrainian border. steve harrigan joins us live in kyiv. hey, steve. >> ainsley, the u.s. embassy here is ordering out family members of its staff, also nonessential personnel are being authorized to leave. basically telling americans if russia invades ukraine, we won't be able to have an airlift to get you out. the ukrainian government is pushing back hard on that. they say such a move is simply premature. in the meantime against that build up, president biden considering a number of options, including sending 3,000 to 5,000 u.s. troops to eastern europe. nato already decided to send

warplanes and aircraft to the area. u.s. secretary of state asked repeatedly if u.s. troops could be on the ground, boots on the ground here in ukraine. >> do you see any scenario in which more u.s. service members become involved here? >> one of the things that we have been very clear about is the ongoing continued build-up of defense capacity in ukraine. >> there was a more direct answer one month ago from president biden when he was asked about the chances of u.s. forces against russian forces on the ground here in ukraine. >> that is not on the table. the idea the united states is going to unilaterally use force to confront russia, invading ukraine is not on -- in the cars cards right now. what will happen is there will be severe consequences. >> the u.s. ammunition for those frontline fighters in ukraine though does continue to arrive.

another 80 tons arrived this weekend. ainsley, steve, brian, back to you. >> steve: hey, steve, when joe biden says there will be severe consequences, what do the people of ukraine think that means? >> i think for people who are really concerned about an invasion they say what happened to the severe consequences in 2014? when lopped off a chunk of ukraine to crimea. it didn't work then. >> steve: that's right. >> brian: do you think this new hardware, these new military $200 million worth of military equipment also from the baltic states is, that going to make a substantial difference? is there a sense that this is really going to allow them to fight to protect themselves, steve? >> i think it's a fig leaf, i think it's a drop in the bucket. russia has moved entire army from sign i can't to the army. this is a huge build up from russia. >> steve: do you think the average person on the street in kyiv they see owe joe biden is

talking about maybe sending a few thousand troops. they are sending military hardware. is that just pretty much the bear minimum we can do and still look like we are doing something? >> it's really a tough position to be in when you think about it i think things could change here dramatically. at lot of people are thinking about invasion. land invasion. troops amass across the border. we could see missiles fired in here and that could set off panic and this could happen than instant. >> ainsley: pretty scary. steve, be careful. thank you so much for the coverage. critics are saying that president biden gave russia the green light when he talked about incursion during the press conference. >> steve: if it's little. >> ainsley: if it's small i don't know what our response would be. you heard blinken talking about sanctions. they are not slapping them with sanctions right now. many of the critics are saying that afghanistan, sent a ripple effect into russia and then that could happen in china it could happen in north korea and iran.

pretty scary. >> brian: this "the washington post" story today that talked about an option the u.s. has sanctions very similar to huawei when they ended up losing money for the first time ever. we would deny them key components. to fuel their smarted phones, jets, quantum computers, semiconductors and got our allies involved. they would feel this immediately. >> ainsley: why aren't we doing that now? >> brian: because they haven't done anything technically yet except well up troops and threaten. >> steve: but, remember, when the russian hackers hacked into the colonial pipeline, and joe biden said there will be severe consequences if you ever do that again. they continued doing the ransomware attacks every day since then. they haven't taken out a pipeline. where were the severe consequences then? >> brian: right. that is joe biden's foreign policy. 17 minutes after the hour. carley shimkus has the other news. hey, carley. >> carley: i certainly do. this may be one of the most

disturbing stories you hear all day. this career criminal released on $5,000 wonder after allegedly setting his girlfriend pregnant with twins on fire. it is still unclear if the babies will survive the attack. now the woke democrat d.a. in wayne county kim whort supported frozen bail reform wants a higher bond. she calls the $5,000 release woefully inadequate. starting today students in los angeles schools will be prohibited from wearing cloth masks. kids at the second largest school district will be required to wear well fitted nose wire at all times even outdoors. exemptions are reportedly being allowed for students who have disabilities, medical or mental health conditions. to the nfl playoffs. the chiefs outlast the bills in a thrilling back and forth overtime win. the chiefs tying the game at the end of regulation in just 13 seconds before scoring a

walk-off touchdown to win 42-36. however, some fans are demanding the overtime rule be changed since the bills weren't allowed to have another chance to score. and the rams overcome what could have been another legendary tom brady comeback to his fans. >> stafford, he is down field, he got -- 30 yards to win the game. matt gaetz, boots it through. >> that 44-yard throw setting up the game-winning field goal 30-27 rams. the thrilling come back attempt could be tom brady's last game if he considers retirement. the bengals and chiefs and niners and rams face off for a spot in the super bowl next sunday. and listen to this. a very lucky nurse in michigan nearly missed out on a $3 million lottery jackpot because her winning notice went to her spam folder. she says she was looking for a different message in her junk

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: thousands rally in our nation's capital defeat the mandate march growing frustration over controversial vaccine requirements all across our country. will whitt organized the rally and he joins us now. hey, will. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. how did it go? why did you organize this? >> it went better than we ever could have hoped for. 50,000 people at the lincoln memorial coming and standing up for their freedoms. basically telling the bureaucrats, the corporations, the bad politicians that we

don't want to take this anymore. and that we are coming and standing up for our freedom and to have so many people from all across the country come and show their support it was absolutely incredible. >> ainsley: will, you are not against vaccines, right? just against mandates? >> right. the march was about the mandates. it was about these draconian measures that these people are putting on to us that are making people lose their jobs, their livelihoods, many people, look what is happening with children right now. with their their social skills and all of that that is what it is all about. it's about fighting for our freedom. >> ainsley: have you heard from any leaders? have you changed anyone's minds? >> after the rally, we haven't heard from anyone yet. but we are hoping to hear from soon. in my speech i brought a constitution and brought it up on stage if there were any politicians watching. i don't think many of them have ever seen that document before from what it seems. >> ainsley: you have had republicans and democrats supporting you, right? >> yes. it's on both sides. you know, there was a black lives matter supporter who was speaking actually right after me and, you know, myself i'm more

of a conservative person. and so it was everyone coming together to say this is about our freedom. what is america? america is a country that was founded on individual liberty. and we want to be able to make choices for our own body and for our own american spirit. >> ainsley: what are some of the stories you have heard about people forced to leave their work? >> yeah, i mean, there were countless doctors who had lost their jobs, who had been silenced on social media. there were people there who were vaccine-injured. people who were firefighters who lost their jobs. i actually work very closely here in los angeles with firefighters for freedom who have lost their jobs because of the mandates. and this is happening from people who just a year ago were considered heros in this country. and now are cast out onto the streets as nothing because they don't want to get this vaccine it should be their choice. >> ainsley: will, how did you get involved in this? you seem pretty young. i'm impressed that you organized a march in washington. >> thank you. i'm not the main organizer. there are were other people. i was mostly speaking. i was able to get involved because i was someone very

adamant about speaking out against this and seeing what this administration is prioritizing right now. it's unheard of. this is unprecedented time in america. if there is something that i can do to speak out and fight for truth i'm going to do it. >> ainsley: i know robert f. kennedy was one of the organize,s. dr. malone. christian artists plays as well. thank you so much, will. great job. >> god bless you guys: >> ainsley: god bless you. nypd officer fighting for his life this morning after he was shot and his partner was killed by a suspect out on probation. lawrence jones has crossed the country covering crime. he shares the sad reality of the left's policies coming up next. ♪

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>> carley: good morning, we are back with your headlines, the

fbi is serving for this alleged bank robber they have dubbed the granddaddy bandit. they say a man in his 50's or 60's with handgun attempted to rob two banks in houston friday within a span of about 90 minutes. authorities looking for this black ford truck and offering 5,000 bucks for information leading to an arrest. in texas, a woman reportedly offered another walmart shopper $500,000 for her infant son. ad according kprc the woman is now facing a third degree felony charge for trying to buy the baby. the woman is accused of saying she would pay $250,000 for the infant while waiting in the south checkout line before doubling her offer and threatening to steal the child. she was released on $50,000 bond. brooklyn congressman hakeem jeffries as squad ally is paying just $213 a year in property taxes for his 1.2 brooklyn.

the sweetheart deal where the median property tax is $5,000. the break he is getting is under a law he supported that housing advocates say only benefits wealthy developers. and one college is sponsoring an event titleside professionalism is racist construct? washington university in st. louis is holding the virtual event next tuesday. the event description saying, quote: in this context so-called professionalism is coded language. a construct that upholds institutional racist policies and excluding past practices. my goodness. brian, over to you. >> brian: all right. thanks so much. it's a heck of a tax bill for mr. jeffries. 26 minutes before the top of the hour. keep n new york. hundreds lined new york city streets slain 2 2-year-old nypd jason rivera. during his dignified transfer after he was shot and killed after responding to a domestic violence call on friday.

now his partner, 27-year-old wilbert mora is still fighting for his life this morning in critical condition. he was transferred over to nyu langone. here to react enterprise reporter and lawrence jones across country. lawrence jones. first off, on this. this criminal, this killer was sean mcneil, used an illegal glock. but this guy has been a problem his whole life. >> yeah. had a long criminal background and if the justice system did its job he wouldn't be able to not only hurt his mother but also kill officer rivera as well as officer mora fighting for his life. you know, when you look at this situation, you ask yourself whether is enough going -- everybody wants to have a conversation. while we are having a conversation, more cops are dying. more citizens are dying as a result of leaders not doing your job. there is no more talk. i mean, we retried it your way

for the last two years. every city i report whether philly, baltimore, chicago, new york city, is all experiencing the same thing, the criminals run the streets then you have got the political leaders that want to talk about the guns. guys, your cities have the toughest gun laws and still not working. do your job. do what you are supposed to do. which is protect your citizens. bring the d.a. in. bring the mayor in. police chief and everyone get on the same page, go down, get the warrants and you it know who these people are arrest them. it's that simple. >> brian: let's take a look at this guys background. 199, unlawful possession of a weapon in south carolina. 2002, assaulting a police officer in pennsylvania. really? felony drug charges in pennsylvania. misdemeanor narcotic charges in pennsylvania. back to new york felony narcotic charges in new york and 2022 he kills two officers. do you know what makes it even worse? you talk about one officer and the other struggling for his life. lawrence, what makes it worse? it turns out after he shot both,

he went for the kill. went for the execution after. blaming his mother for his loss of eyesight. i mean, this guy is obviously a menace but it's not unique. if you are not getting thrown in front of a subway train, you are one of five officers who have been shot since eric adams actually got the job you are adams today called on the frald government to crack down on guns is that the message you think is going to work in new york city? >> no. while they are doing this messaging i'm telling you not just by what i heard cops i have talked to i have been inundated with. going to walk of the job. people with three and four years left until they retire, they are saying they can't risk either their livelihood or their own life to do this job anymore. we're going to lose the best men and women. rivera wanted to help change

things. he wanted to bring the community together. and they shot him. i mean, obviously this guy was a coward that he was fighting with his mother. but to go back and try to finish them off? i mean, this is just the nonsense the cops are dealing with every single day. there is no routine stop. domestic violence calls are some of the toughest calls and so when you tell officers that they have to change their posture in these situations, it puts their lives at risk. their head has to be on a swivel. and you know i know there is a lot of people, men and women that watch this program that supports the cops. but the cops aren't feeling it. they are not feeling the love right now. >> brian: we are it. there is nobody else supporting the police. i would flip around. and it's a joke. so, that better change quick. lawrence jones, look forward to your show. it's a week long process to get ready for that hour. so saturday at 10:00, putting the team together. i know it's exciting. i look forward to talking to you, lawrence. >> lawrence: you, too brother. congratulations on your show. >> brian: back at you. meanwhile still ahead on this show.

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shouldn't be doing. [laughter] >> ainsley: president biden vowing to take more outside advice as the "new york post" claims he is not even in charge. >> brian: all right. so maybe he has his pen available and write some tips here. the post claims ron klain is really making the decisions following the reports he spoke to democrats after last week's presser insisting any revised spending bill will fund child and elder care even though biden never said that. >> steve: the post ad klain's private comments course and priorities plans to fight for even if the president doesn't know about it fully. here to react fox news contributor and former speaker of the house newt gingrich. newt, good morning to you. >> ainsley: good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> steve: we're doing okay. but we're scratching our heads. this kind of is good analysis for remember a couple months ago when it sounded like the department of justice was negotiating with the families of migrants $450,000 per person who was separated from their parents with the children. and then joe biden said i never

heard anything about it well, apparently they didn't tell him about it but stuff is going on. do you think ron klain is running the show? >> well, i think probably as much as any one person. remember, biden has very limited energy levels, so if he does a two hour press conference my guess is it took most of his energy for three or four days. the amount of information he is going to receive is going to be very, very limited. maybe the most limited of any modern president. so other people have to keep the game going forward. and i think you see this hang again and again. he is, i think, on the really big decisions he probably plays a major role, buff my sense is that he actually knows less about his own government and knows less about what is going on around the world than most presidents in my lifetime. >> ainsley: let's talk about russia now. as far as sanctions, we can

always remove them but we want to send a message to putin there are consequences if he invades ukraine. are we passed the point of deterrence though at this point? >> well, first of all, the obama-biden administration were going to put saxes on after putin seized crimea. i don't think that had any effect at all. in fact, if anything, they convinced putin that he could ignore those kind of threats. putin now controls germany because they made a series of bad decisions as a result of which the german economy has to have russian natural gas. the decisions would be going into a cold winter collapses economically and chancing in quality of life if the russians actually cut did off. so the germans are very much against nato taking too strong a role. meanwhile the russians have sort of expanded the playing field. they have now announced that they want to have military maneuvers off of ireland which

the irish have protested about. at the same time, their ally, china is flying 23 aircraft over taiwan. i think everybody is watching to see what the united states does. if we flinch, and if we convince the dictators that we can be pushed around, they are going to push very hard because biden may be a once in a lifetime opportunity to rip off our allies and have nothing done. and i think it's very, very dangerous. >> brian: i just think, too. when it comes to germany the nord stream 2 is not online yet and we have natural gas. we could pro-stride a emergency plan to get them natural gas and let them know even if it's discounted rate we got your back on this and got all western europe on that. i would just like to add this. his mistake by showing that i'm going to allow and incursion and the walk back and blow back has actually forced him to dig in. because now we see the imembarrassment of what it would mean to do nothing. final thought on that? >> well, yeah, if in fact this

morning's reports are right and we actually move troops into eastern europe and if we continue the training program and weapon equipment program in ukraine, ironically, biden will have gone from trying to conciliate into a much harder position than he ever intended. >> brian: by mistake. newt gingrich thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: see if the president learned anything. maybe he took knows on this and newt gingrich will be a policymaker for the biden administration. >> steve: or the way we started it, maybe ron klain will tell him what newt gingrich said. [laughter] >> brian: right. >> steve: we don't need ron klain to tell us about the weather we have janice dean the weather machine. >> janice: it's cold across all states today including florida where we hit all-time low for i mean it was 46, i think, in miami. look at the daytime temperatures right now. 47 right now in miami. 46 that's the coldest it's been in two years. 28 in jacksonville.

we have freeze alerts in florida. that doesn't happen very often as far as south as well close to south florida. things will warm up today but it's incredible to see temperatures below freezing for much of the sunshine state. that's our number one story today, steve, ainsley, brian. back to you. >> steve: that's a big story. cold in florida. >> brian: it is. >> steve: j.d., thank you. >> janice: we love our viewers. >> ainsley: we do and we love florida. mounting restrictions and woke curriculum taking over schools nationwide. how you can have a say during national school choice week. ♪ ♪ r cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪

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♪ ♪ >> brian: welcome back. this week is national school choice weekend were public ribald gnomic regulations take a toll on the classrooms. parents are fighting hard for a safe and their kids education. our next guest highlights the flexibility and schooling as the president of the nonprofit nonpartisan national school choice week to talk to during national choice week andrew joins us. andrew, good morning to you. >> good morning and thank you for having me. >> brian: during the pandemic, so many parents have been upset

about restrictions and they are worried about safety. a lot of schools have been closed. they are worried about the curriculum. i don't think most people realize, there is a real good chance that they do have a school choice because nobody has told them about it. >> and that is exactly the goal of national school choice week. it is select families all across the dominant country know they have more options with their children's education than they . traditional public schools, charter schools, public magnet schools and faith based schools and homeschooling and in the last year 19 states expanded school choice options for families. so what i want parents to know if you do have more choices than you might think and if you want to look into those choices, now is the time to start. >> steve: okay and your website you actually have an mechanism to figure that out. we will go to's school choice

week.com. what kind of choices to people have? >> there are a variety of different choices. state have school policies. if you are in florida, families can choose from public, nonpublic and education options. some can choose public school in any zone or district. pain based magnet schools, tuition free public charter schools, some states have scholarship programs making private education more affordable, full-time online schools and flexibility of homeschooling your kids with more resources available for ever before. >> todd: andrew, what we have seen in virginia during the pandemic in general come i think so many parents would like to have, you know, what they pay in taxes. have it be portable. i don't want my money just to go to the public schools but i want to be able to have the option to

take that money and put my kid into the school down the street and it might be ran by the catholic church or somebody else, but i would like the option. >> that is what families want pure they want to be able to see a community that has multiple choices for them to choose a school that is right for their child because while one school might be a good fit for one student, it might not be a good fit for the child next door appeared just like communities have multiple parts, we need to have a lot of different education options too. now is the time to start looking. >> todd: once again the website visit schoolchoice.com. visit us from the school today. coming up on 8:00 a surprise of a lifetime after hit by a car to save the baby sister. that incredible little boy.

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: welcome with the chiefs beat the bills in overtime 42-36 making a very happy man because he grew up in that area. patrick mccombs dropped his helmet and ran over to find josh allen. >> what a night arrowhead stadium. and tactical football players at the end. right away.

>> during a pandemic. they should have been wearing masks. >> those people are in my bubble. >> to give josh allen a chance to play in overtime because you win a coin toss and get a touchdown, you win the game. but the bills games are saying "it's not fair. we never got the ball in overtime." that is the way the rules are, two fantastic quarterbacks dominating for the next three years. >> the big question is what about tom brady? >> ainsley: i don't think so, do you? >> there was something on the website you must learn from defeat to paraphrase. if you don't retire after you lose, that is not what we are supposed to learn, right? >> ainsley: you have to keep going. >> brian: obviously they have a lot of talent and ready to win now like the rams looking to win

now and even more talent next year. so my senses it might have been a different story, but a game of injuries and lost. >> ainsley: chiefs, bangles, 49ers, the rams. >> brian: and there is no one happier outside of the bangles team them bill hemmer. he grew up in cincinnati and they have not one gnomic won his entire life. and got to the super bowl and lost. >> steve: that is like joe in the jets. >> ainsley: have they ever won a super bowl since been alive? how many times? super bowl iii. >> brian: in the beginning. >> ainsley: happy early birthday, 56 in a few weeks. >> brian: right. but he was happy. >> steve: has we talk more about joe, he has had off-camera. he's got the run down and eating

a yogurt. >> ainsley: what team are you wearing today? >> new york. >> ainsley: i can't see it. met spirits be they are in lock out. >> steve: thank you for joining us monday for the first time and we are together on the couch. >> ainsley: glad to be back, merry christmas everyone. >> brian: he is annoyed because he wants us to stop referencing him. we are sorry if you are getting in the way, joe. >> steve: joe, it is a news channel so let's talk about the news. turning to fox news alert. the russian invasion of ukraine is prompting nato allies to send additional ships and fighter jets to eastern europe. steve harrigan joins us live on the ground in kiev with the latest. steve, the allies we are perhaps ending more stuff to the people of ukraine feel like "yeah, here comes the calvary." >> steve, certainly more stuff is on the way making the most of

it here in kiev. they showed a lot of pictures of the 80 tons of ammunition and weapons that arrived over the weekend appear they are trying to showcase u.s. support. but they are also upset, too, with the u.s. decision to evacuate part of the embassy personnel. they said it was premature, too early to do it and no need to do it and started a chain reaction. other embassies or during evacuation of at least parts of their personnel too. president biden considering a range of options for the russian buildup along ukraine's border including sitting 5,000 troops to eastern europe. also transferring troops from western europe to eastern europe and nato was already on the move sending aircraft and ships to the region. secretary of state is continually asked "will there ever be boots on the ground, u.s. boots in ukraine?" >> do you see any scenario where the service members become involved here? >> one of the things that we

have been very clear about is the ongoing, continue to continued buildup of defense capacity in ukraine. >> president biden much more clear with one month ago answering the question, "will u.s. forces ever be on the ground in ukraine fighting the russian army? ">> that is not on the table. the idea the united states will be unilateral used to confront russia in ukraine is not in the cards right now. but what will happen is, there will be severe consequences. >> just a short time ago, britton also saying absolutely no way that britain will send combat troops to be on the ground in ukraine, steve and brian back to you. spirit thinks and the u.k. is stepping up the first international incident outside of the e.u. and i guess afghanistan evacuation, the disaster it was. but they are stepping up and

talking very tough. and germany has let us down. over the weekend they are navy chief resigned and came out and said vladimir putin deserves respect and should get it. is that the message? germany when asked about this with financial system, maybe you shouldn't use the big stick. and also on the nord stream 2 pipeline, need to talk about it. obviously, you bring that thing to its knees and your promise from america and russia will clearly get that message. >> ainsley: yesterday we got a fox news alert if you get that on your phone, if you are an american get out of ukraine. pretty scary. what do our leaders know that they are not telling us? why are they sending us -- and the ability to provide services, they won't be able to provide services. they are worried so they are sending people out on commercial flights. they are telling americans to get out of there. >> steve: newt gingrich was on

40 minutes ago and he had this observation. >> the russians have sort of expanded the plating field. they have announced they want to have military maneuvers off of ireland which the irish protested about. at the same time, the ally, china is flying aircraft over to taiwan. i think everybody is watching to see what the united states does. if we flinch and if we convince the dictators that we can be pushed around, they will push very hard because biden may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to rip off our allies and have nothing done. i think it is very, very dangerous. >> brian: let's bring in dan bongino, host of "unfiltered" and former police officer in new york city. , good morning to you. >> good morning guys, how are you? >> brian: we are not doing so well. you look at the news brand-new fox news poll and number one thing people are all across the

country concerned with is inflation. number two and really close behind it is worried about crime. and over the weekend, for police officer shot, to code dead, one is just clinging to life by a thread and cop shot in d.c. yesterday. and he thankfully has been released to gnomic from the hospital, deputy constable was murdered and then you have the ambush up in harlem where the or jason rivera and his partner wilbert mora, he is hanging by a thread. it is one of those days. nuc the officer who died. , this is one of those days that you talk about. that those worry about when you put on the badge. >> yeah, and their families worry about it. it is not just them but spouses, moms, dad and the kids worry. think about it, right?

you leave the house and how many jobs in america you have to be concerned if you come home that night and the answer is "thankfully, not many." there are some that are dangerous, but this is one of them. guys, listen, let's be clear. it is monday morning, but you want to play cutesy time with the messaging, find another guy. >> brian: he says guns are the problem. >> guns are the problem come okay. let's walk through the logic of the asinine statement. just to be clear, i new york state has the strictest laws in the state but people go when bygones and permissive states where you can get a gun. they don't commit the crime they are but they go to the place where the gun laws are going to be strict? has anybody processed how -- be careful how stupid that is? just to be clear, one more time, brian, eric adams a new york

change which is more of the same can i tell you, the first police shooting this guy will bail on every reform. his logic is people go amp by bones and other states to protect yourself and commit crimes where the gun laws are more severe. the logic is we should then make more severe gun laws. that makes perfect sense. but on this front, this is important, right? people voted for this. you want to play cutesy time with these folks, fine, you go ahead. alvin bragg the soros don't enforce any minor crimes, whatever he can since minor crimes guy, he won by 60 points, not six my didn't miss the gnomic misspeak and not 16 but people in manhattan, people are sick of this but around the fivu did this. yes i'm pointing at you and you voted for it and you wanted it,

brad ran on it, you did it by 60 points. you voted for it. you want to change it? stop voting for this crap and please god don't move down here and bring this garbage to florida and this down here. you want to vote for chaos in the streets? you do it in new york's city. stay the hell out of these states where we care about it. >> ainsley: we have heard time and time again from the victim's parents. they say, "what about my child that was murdered? "the lady in california, he had a long rap sheet and fox & friends, don't forget about the victims and why are you protecting the criminals are not looking after the victim's ear and protecting my little girl? or you have the girl that was pregnant with twins set on fire by her boyfriend and 60% of her body is burned and they are not sure if the baby will survive. that guy got out on $5,000 bond. the front cover of "the new york post" this morning, the 22-year-old officer

killed in harlem, he got married in october. his fiancee, widow is -- riding "my angel come i will love you until the day i die." what about the victims? >> you know, ainsley when i got on the nypd in 1995 come i was 21. so factor in the police academy and i would have been out on the street roughly as a cadet when i was 22 years old is a police officer about a year later. i mean, look at all what happened to me and i said on "fox & friends" 20 years and i'm 47 now. so much stuff has happened in my life. that stuff will never, ever happen -- this hero died. he was 22, guys, 22 years old. he will never know the experience to be a grandparent. he will never have -- all of these photos he could have had with his kids at adventure parks, birthdays, confirmations,

communion, that will never happen. photoshop doesn't do the trick, guys. it will not bring this guy back to life. the shame of the soul, "the new york post" at another store this weekend. if we kept the crime rate at 1300 and on my show today i will cover comeaux 301 more people would be alive in 1900 fewer shootings. you know, listen, man if this was rich upper crust neighborhood and not a poor minority neighborhood, folks in those neighborhoods would be marching with pitchforks on city hall in the state house. you know why, brian, the reason nobody cares, politicians. a lot of these folks living in the neighborhood ravaged by crime happen to be poor and can't donate to the campaign. that is the hard facts, again cutesy time is over. if these people have money and donating $20,000, $30,000, there

would be a private police force. but nobody gives a rats -- you know why? poor people and nobody cares. they don't have any money to buy off politicians so everybody just lets it go appear they have terrible schools, terrible economy, and a hunting zone in their neighborhood. and nobody cares. i worked in one of those neighborhoods, 75 precinct and you have any at idea how many people tapped me on the shoulder and said "hey, man will you do something about this guy on the corner selling drugs over here? "they don't matter? >> brian: they have gone quiet and they have been but they'd gone quiet. they're waiting for controversial shooting to jump out against the cop more than likely. but a couple of things i think is important. eric adams got a small window and it is shrinking rapidly. my hope is coming he has survival instincts in him to understand what he is taking

over from, which was all hell broke loose for the last eight years. three of which the criminals didn't quite realize the bloomberg was gone and greg kelly was no longer there. then they realize they can get away with everything after the riots. but now, he will start massively cracking down but first and foremost, he has to back the police in every way, shape, and form purity is going to announce this week his plan. give me two things that should be in his plan to make you feel as though he is serious. >> they should reinstitute columns that spirit comes that, with modeling, but use it in the sphere of broking and does again. also, they need to bring back constitutional stuff, don't abuse it, but stop and frisk, those are perfectly constitutional if you have reasonable suspicion to believe somebody is doing or committing a crime. nothing unconstitutional but let me give you one more as well. he is talking about this new

plane flow unit. why do we need a new plane closed unit? we had one cold street crime and you know what, thousands of guns off of the street and thousands of people are alive because of it but why do you need to reimagine -- eric adams just quick, don't create failure. copy genius, it worked. i'm not talking about abusing anyone's authority or doing unconstitutional frisk, that is not a good thing, obviously. but bring back the work and the giuliani era, you could do that tomorrow. i was a police officer with this guy i adams and i hope i am wrong but i have zero faith when one police shooting that all of this stuff will go out the window and defund the police lunatics will be out screaming how the cops are bad guys. to be will see what happens because a lot of people coast to coast are terrified and particularly new york city. dan, thank you for your service and joining us monday morning. >> thanks, guys.

>> ainsley: thank you let's hand it over to carley shimkus. >> carley: crime here in new york city a man waiting on a subway train was pushed onto the tracks downtown manhattan this weekend. miraculously, taken to the hospital with just minor injuries and no arrest have been made in the case. this comes after a week of a homeless man shoved michelle onto the tracks killing her when she was struck by an oncoming train. the nypd reporting a fact of 461 felony assaults in 2021 on the sub drain, the most since 1987. in central california, who is making progress against a big wildfire which is now 25% contained. today marks dave 3 since the blaze began and as of sunday at the wild fire had burned 1,000 acres of land. residents in the area to boil

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and the rams with another legendary tom brady come back. >> he is down the field. 30 yards to win the game! scoops it through! >> carley: that 44-yard throw, and the thrilling come back could be tom brady's last name as he considers retirement. the bengals and the chiefs, the 49ers and the rams with face-off with a spot in the super bowl. guys come over to you. >> brian: thank you very much. you know what this means, this will be no info must pass out tampa bay from tom brady with lombardi trophy pier that is always next year. >> very wet and the very last so little, so many restrictions in california they are thinking

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forces that the threats they now face pure georgia republican candidate jeremy hunt joins us, jeremy good morning. >> good morning. >> well, this is a mess. >> it is, indeed. you look at -- first let me start by saying i have an honor with serving with incredible ukrainian soldiers and 2015 when i was deployed there. we were turning specific nato doctrine and really for the fight they are facing on the eastern border. they love their country and many have lost so many loved ones. 14,000 lives lost there on the eastern border of the last several years. so, they are going to stand, fight and our role as they were allies to make sure they have the resources they need to defend themselves against vladimir putin and hopefully to send a message and make putin pay for invading the country if he chooses to. >> steve: the news this morning, joe biden might be considering sending 5,000, could

be 50,000, tenfold, but he's fake about that. but putin already has 100,000 men and women at the border about to come over. jeremy, you know he is a strong man. for him to back down, that would make him look weak. he doesn't want to look weak. >> that is right. so, putin always tries to capitalize on weakness. so, one thing we have seen unfortunately over the last year and the biden administration is complete weakness out of the white house. it used to be they would send strongly warning letters but now it is strongly worded tweets and social media hashtag diplomacy. it is a complete embarrassment. we saw the debacle in afghanistan and l such instability in eastern europe as well. and a lot of that is a result of the weakness. but let me be clear, you will see a lot from the next couple of weeks as this unfolds and you will hear a lot from different wings of people how to approach this problem here if you will have war hawks that say we put

boots on the ground everywhere. this is why the countries around the globe to spread ourselves thin and forever wars. but then also some on the other side be more isolation. we just need to completely remove ourselves and focus america first and not have anything to do with the rest of the world and advocate on the global stage. both of those camps are wrong. believe it or not, it is possible for us to put america first and for us to deter aggression around the globe through our strength and for us to reassure our allies. it is possible to do all of that without having to choose. dichotomy of those two terrible options. but it takes competent leadership here that is the problem we have such incompetent leadership out of the white house that they can't make those type of decisions to keep us safe. that is why am running now. and an army officer but i'm running in congress because we need serious leadership back in washington, d.c. >> steve: jeremy, joe biden

gave them the green light to do the nord stream 2 and that help putin with a gusher of cash. last year when the russian ransomware hackers to get down colonial pipeline the president said "if you ever do that again there will be severe consequences." they did at the next day but they just didn't take down the other pipeline. so it is like putin is looking, you know whom i can get away with anything with this guy. >> that is right. there is never repercussion for the actions taken and if you look at -- what putin is trying to do is hold europe hostage and completely independent of energy on him. this is why we have to stay energy dependent on the united states. we can't go along with these ideas because ultimately it will make us dependent on russia and our adversaries for energy. so we have to make sure we stay on target, focus on what is best for our country. >> steve: indeed peer that is why you are running for

congress, jeremy, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> steve: coming up 8:30 a texas constable calling out on soft crime policies after sheriff's deputy was shot and killed during a traffic stop. his message for america's leaders. sorry, one sec. doug blows a whistle. [a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> brian: a suspect remains at large after harris county, texas, deputy constable was shot and killed during a traffic stop. authorities say charles galloway was killed and the suspect he pulled over open fire on his police car. galloway was 12 and a half year veteran of the department and train these young cops in the field. harris constable joins us, so sorry this is happening again. what is your reaction to this? >> brian, it is hard for me to express my reaction to it. i'm 38 years of law enforcement and i've never seen the challenges that we are facing now. and personally, i believe we have a very short period of time here in this country and our state, counties, local communities to be able to take back what we have all loved and that has been the communities in which we live in. the things that are happening,

the disregard for human life, the lack of consequences for crimes that are being committed because it is just unbelievable. it is getting very, very difficult in the field of law enforcement to be able to continue doing what we have been doing so well and so effectively for decades and decades. >> brian: but you got one of those george soros d.a.'s too, correct? >> not just the district attorney but three legged stool, law enforcement, district attorney and then the judges. when these offenders are being charged and let out on $100 bond and back on the streets before we can even get back on the streets, that is a problem. so it has to be something that comes in from all different angles for us to be effective on here. we are making this impossible to be able to keep our public safe. and i know i don't want to raise my children and i don't want to raise my grandchildren in a community that does not have an effect of law enforcement

presence. it is getting very, very difficult to bring in young officers who want to do this job. why would you want to do this job for the pay that they receive and having to work weekends, holidays. corporate galloway gave up his day shift and went to night shift to train new officers who came on. he did not have a probationary officer with him last night. but this is the type of man he was. this is the type of men that we are losing because of the way and the challenges that we are facing. >> brian: what else can you tell me about him? >> all i can tell you, it's not only a tremendous loss for the galloway family, but for precinct 5 and harris county and the state of texas. this guy was a 12 and i have here that are in as you mentioned. somebody that just really in the last four or five years made that change to where this was a vocation for him. his desire was to train and mentor young officers. that is what he did, the night

shift. with his seniority, he didn't have to do that. he chose to do it because he wanted to make a difference in the community in which he served. he did. it will be a horrible loss for everybody. >> brian: go get this guy and bring him to justice. thank you so much, constable. i'm so sorry you had to go through this, but sadly reporting about different instances like this across the country all morning long. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> brian: back in a moment. this is "fox & friends." ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> what has bothered me very much as republicans are laughing all the way to election day. they have not had to care for one bloody vote. which shows us where they are at. we got to change that. >> brian: they did last week the bernie sanders warning his party they are due midterm chances because the agenda is stalled. but tell that to the white house

now in complete damage control spin mode as jen psaki praises "president biden's tremendous first year and the pages of usa today." >> ainsley: here to react brand-new jesse watters prime time. jesse watters, congratulations. we will talk about the show went just a minute but i want to get your reaction. what do you think about the midterm elections coming up? >> when a socialist is surrendering and complaining for america it's not just the biden agenda that went down in flames but the burnie agenda and i think bernie thought this was going to be this long song there ohmic swan song. i think bernie might run again now. after watching the socialist agenda implode come i think he might be their primary joe biden or biden doesn't run again, he will get into this race because of what, does he look like he's lost energy? the guy doesn't play both and he doesn't look like he goes to the beach.

he has nothing else to do. so i think he will stay in the game. >> brian: you could be right. look at build back better. bernie sanders pretty much wrote that anyway, so bernie is thinking, "you know, i asked joe biden to do one thing and he screwed it up so i will do it myself." >> they are very disappointed in joe biden and so is the media. the press dragged the guy over the finish line last november but he's not used to it. he's not jamming through the democratic agenda and not ringing in the ratings. he is not profitable for the democratic party or mainstream media so they are putting him out in the pasture. >> brian: chassis, going out to pasture, front and center tonight at 7:00 "jesse watters primetime." now my understand the promo football game, the country cannot wait to see jesse watters in prime time. are you going to prepare anything or just say looking at the cameras, open up the phone's? what are you going to do?

>> we have prepared, brian. i have some social media alarms going off during the halftime of the football game. all of these haters were saying "i'm trying to watch the nfl and who is this jerk jesse watters they are shutting down our throat? "but i think the show will be hot up at the jump cured we went out on the street and man on the street, that will continue. we asked people what they want to hear and what kind of guests they want so we will continue to do that. just have a connection with the people and put it out there. >> ainsley: any -- what do you say when you talk to man on the street, this is my world you are entering jesse's world? >> we retire the caller. we pulled that. it was right down the middle, but i'm still going to do i'm jesse watters and it is such a great tag out and i can't get rid of it. >> brian: maybe i'm jesse watters and this is my

hour because it will be from 7:00 until 9:00. i so that promo and we ran it earlier in the program. at the end of it for people who haven't seen it, you are walking around and people say it will be great. all of a sudden come on your phone you get a message from your mom, and its "jessie, sit up straight." you will he be working 7:00 but will you block your mother from text messages from 7:00 until 8:00? >> we are negotiating but brian, steve doocy, because my mom has been able to text me so often, we will let america text me. so not just my mom. we will put out a number tonight on the show and the whole country can text me. then we will put up some of these texts. if they hate me, they hate me and if they love me, they love me. and that will be something to look forward to. >> brian: i think of tucker carlson, greg gutfeld,

stephen miller. here is a question, what do they have in common, jessie? >> they all love me. [laughter] >> brian: and they will be on your show tonight. >> yes, they will fully support whether the paper, the toner but we will be in full support. >> thank you very much for the i.t. "fox & friends." >> ainsley: you said on from 7:00 until 8:00 but i think you said 7:00 until 9:00 which means tucker carlson would be gone? >> we will leap that out. >> brian: will live tonight from 7:00 until 8:00. >> ainsley: senior meteorologist janice dean for the forecast, hey, janice. >> good morning and congratulations, jesse we will watch you tonight. it is cold in florida and we have 47 in miami, the coldest it fell into years. we are worried about iguanas falling off of the tree. the temperature is going to go

up later today which is great news and still chili. hold my beer, florida. look at these, the wind chills minus teens and windchill alert so dangerous to be outside but the rest of the country quiet. we will deal with showers and thunderstorms on the gulf coast and across the northern plains, the west. you know what, guys 13 years ago today i became a mom. happy birthday to my beautiful boy matthew. >> ainsley: congratulations. >> brian: and you forecasted blue skies for him? >> so far, so good appeared but he's a teenager now. >> ainsley: get ready. >> brian: cloudy, blue skies to mostly sunny, just saying. >> love you guys. >> brian: congratulations. make that boy a cake. >> ainsley: still had a brave 6-year-old boy hit by a car

saving his baby sister's life. he will join us live after celebration set for a little hero. >> brian: talk about a celebration, dana perino. >> it's been a long time. we will see if we can beat kansas city. twice in four weeks, steve. >> ainsley: i have to stick around and watch the show because bill hemmer from the lar the bills went to the playoffs. >> the bengals won a playoff. speak with the bills too? >> what a wonderful weekend of entertainment in the nfl. really just exciting. >> good morning, we will pick up coverage in a moment. jack keane a lot of thoughts on this and work teas and coming up shortly. >> around the country we are

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>> it was a surprise fit for a hero. [sirens] >> mobile, alabama firefighters welcoming 6-year-old cade en after being hit by a car. he jumped into help after his 2-year-old sister ran into the street. both are okay this morning. he joins us now along with his mom, and sister casey and fire rescue steven mill house. tell us what happened. >> we were at a family function and k.c. has been in the house with another family member. it got miscommunicated.

he -- casey went down on the sidewalk where caden was riding his hover board. she ran into the street. when they saw her they were further away. caden was there. he ran into the street and he was there and he saved her. he said he had to save her before the car hit her but in the process of him getting her out of the way he got hit by the car. and so, yes. >> you are raising a great son, a protective big brother. caden, what went through your head and what made you do it? >> can you hear me? oh no, it looks like we just lost her. let me get stephen in here.

how did you hear about the story and why your team wanted to do this to celebrate him? >> the family reached out to us so after we responded to the scene and transported kaden. he and his sister are both okay. the family reached out to us to celebrate this feat that he did. he deserves the praise. >> the family kept telling him are you a hero. you saved your little sister. it didn't sink in until he saw all you guys, all the firefighters. >> he is definitely a hero. the heart of a hero. as first responders it is our job to put ourselves in harm's way for the citizens of our city and region. as a 6-year-old young man for him to be able to recognize what was happening and react the way that he did is

definitely a remarkable feat. so personally i'm proud to know there is a young man like him with a heart of a hero residing in our city. he is deaf niftily a beacon for us. >> i think we have him back. can you hear me? >> i can. >> tell me why you did it. what went through your mind when you were saving your sister. >> it could have went bad. she would have -- >> you did a really good thing, honey. thank you so much. i know you made your mama proud and she has two safe healthy babies in her arms today. god bless you all. thank you. more "fox & friends" moments away. sus®. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer

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>> we're all back together on the couch. we'll do this again tomorrow. >> we'll be back. >> same time same channel. >> bill: good morning, everybody. brand-new week begins now and there is growing uncertainty in ukraine and what the united states can do. fox news confirming president biden may deploy up to 5,000 troops in eastern europe as a new poll from fox shows the stand-off is weighing heavily on the minds of most americans. more than 60% say they have concerns about this. hello, good morning. i'm bill hemmer live in new york. how are you doing? >> dana: great, i'm dana perino. >> bill: it's been a while since we sat back to each other. >> dana: we're back. happy new year. "america's newsroom." we'll get to two