to get to this point in all likelihood to have that hanging over their head. that's what happens. dr ben carson, we appreciate your time. anita, we appreciate your time. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. "fox and friends starts now." >> the majority of migrants crossing to the us are from russia and ukraine. >> our border is literally in crisis. >> russia signals that to bad guy that is they can push harder. >> bombshell evidence exposes the entire family with adversaries. >> it's not a question of corruption. we need to ask questions about whether they were compromised.

>> joe rogan responding to claims his podcast spreads miss information. >> the problem i have is many of the things we thought of as misinformation a short wild ago is now accepted as fact. >> mcpherson and cincinnati is heading to the super bowl. under pressure. intercepted. >> and the rams are going to super bowl [ ♪♪♪ ] >> don't stop believing, cincinnati, the underdogs in the super bowl, who are you guys pulling for. what did you think of the game. >> a couple of things, you can stop believing if you are the 49ers, because it's over, and we have super bowl 56 for the second time ever, after all these years, we have a host

city with a home team. >> tampa played last year in front of an empty stadium. this one will be home. >> they have the advantage. >> yes. >> if he did expect this, he'd probably build it. fantastic. >> cooper really killed it yesterday, joe burrow killed it yesterday, i don't know what happened to patrick patrick mahomes, it seemed like he lost his way. look at this. >> unbelievable. >> that's it. >> the rams come back, and they win the game, 20-17. six in a row to san francisco, and they look at the final play here. jimmy garoppolo says i don't want to get sacked. the worst thing happened, you got intercepted. and that would be it. and the rams at home win. congratulations to them. they are back, couple of years ago they were in. jimmy garoppolo was here a

couple of years - about three years ago, no one thought he would be a starter this year, and there's the interception. on the other side. i think when patrick mahomes has a substantial lead. 21-3 at the half. you expect them to come up with a victory. cincinnati coming back on the road. 85,000 hostile fans with a second-year quarterback. putting together the biggest comeback in afc history. >> the rams came back. it's truly unbelievable. when you have someone. that was so, so they win this toss for kansas city. and pulled up the interception, and then they convert. >> i think the tell of the game here is leadership. joe burrow has the heart of a lion, and he rallied the team. and shows you that it's anybody's game in the playoff.

i would not have expected this. i wonder if he will go. >> holds 70,240 people. they have to wear a mack. they'll hand out 95 masks, you have to be vaccinated. or if you are five and above you have to show that you took a negative pcr test and a negative antigen test for 24 hours. >> and gavin knew son gives you an open-book quiz. the same rules apply for the championship game. let's see if it applies to the people in power. there's noway anyone would show you without a mask at the stadium in crackdown california. oops, except for those guys. magic johnson, and i'm - who is next to him. >> gavin newsom, the governor. >> you are kidding me. >> what happens. >> the first is newsom.

>> still in the spirit. >> the mayor of san francisco contract down usa and -- contract down usa -- contract -- crack down usa. >> magic posted picture head line hanging out at the stadium. there's all rules for everyone else but the leaders are not following their own rules. >> it's crazy, i want to support them. we all want to feel the same thing, i was in l.a. last week, every time they don't see you with a mask they are telling you pull it up. if you are in the elevator, in the hotel, bar, unless you are actively eating for drinking, the people that are setting the rules are not following them. >> is that the same story for 2.5 years. >> the same story, is that why there's tens of thousands, a lot from the us in canada, shutting down an entire

country. >> people are fed up. we watch you run the play, you destroy our lives while you live yours and laf at us, that is -- laughs at u that is a smiling picture. they smile for the picture. anyone with a sense of being in the public eye like magic johnson and the mayor and governor. knows whatever picture they take will get out. everyone, regardless of your vaccination status must wear a mask into a public setting. venues, gatherings, at outdoor megaevent. like concerts, sports games, parades, you have to wear a mask. >> it's crazy. i'll be in l.a. for the super bowl, for fox and friends. and we got notice of it today saying not only do you have to take the vaccination, but you need to be boosted as well if

you go in as media. it's one thing after another, and you would think with all the standards and restrictions, la or california will lead the way. there's still hospitalizations, a lot of folks covered that are boosted - it's ridiculous. >> it's outrageous, it goes beyond explanation, so that's hypocrisy missed. the other thing is you have a lot of mayors and governors, saying if you are homeless, you are welcome. this is a place to be. we welcome you, we'll take all of you, we'll give free health care to illegal aliens, bringing more. >> raise your taxes while we do it. . >> if they are okay, why are they cleaning up the streets, why not highlight the outdoor benches used as beds. >> tourism officials expect

150,000 people to come into the l.a. area, we spoke about this last week, cleaning up the area. all the homeless encampment. then there's joe, a democrat, running for mayor, and he committed the measure that would dock the pay of city officials if homelessness is not addressed. if they get 65,000 signatures. this will be on the ballot in november. >> here is what he said. >> what i'm experiencing mow is that it takes too damn long to implement orbed nans 24 -- ordnance 24.18, while people are suffering or dying on the streets. doesn't matter, the super bowl is coming. here is city council members on the policies, the d.a. there, that they are trying to recall again. he was on last hour, listen. >> the policy would not work. it would not work for the

resident. this is a crime. we are one of the early cities to pass o no confidence vote for george. others have followed. we have seen crime sky rocket. whether it's smash and grabs or prostitution. we need to take a stand in the city. >> the d.a. does not believe in law and order but letting criminals on the streets. there were murderers on trial that are on the veet. another thing is you think this is great getting the homeless people off the street. offering services. everyone that is on the street essentially has had some type of social workers, giving him three meals a day, trying to get mental health service, what happens is those folks don't want to be in the programme.

there's rules in the facilities saying that you have a curfew, there's no space to have the needle. meanwhile. if you go out there. not only do they pass you the needles, they'll give you the narcan if you decide to overdose. >> i talk to a friend that moved to new york, moved out to long island. saying i got sick of it. everywhere you walk someone approaches you saying can i have money, you couldn't walk in the grocery store or the streets in the big state areas without being hit up for money. >> now they just rip the stores apart. did you see the jewellery store. there was a jewellery store in cai california, the five guys coming in with a crowbar. and the owner had a licence.

he pushes the guys back, a suspect pulled out his gun. there was no shot fired. had a legal gun. >> that's because you have not grabbed the cops. smash and bang. what do you do. i'll press charges, a desk appearance, that is what is happening. >> maybe they can brings the social workers in to talk these people down. that's what the left believes. >> you want to be a social worker this that scene. talking to a guy with a gun? no thanks. >> ask a social worker if they want to go into the subway talking to the homeless, telling them not to pushing people in front of trains. >> it puts more people in danger and police have to defend them. >> i like the promo, congratulations, you got your

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[ ♪♪♪ ] >> back with your headlines. thank you for waking up with us, hours from now the u.n. council will meet to de-escalate tensions between the ukraine and russia. it's been labelled a pr stunt as a russian invasion could happen any time. congress quotes the mother of all sanction effort against russia if they invade. the kremlin saying vladimir putin will respond if they consider it necessary. thousands of freedom truckers are vowing to stay parked in the capital until vaccine mandates are revealed. as they dig in on the protest. get this. the cbc reports prime minister trudeau is considering stricter vaccine mandate for truckers in canada. the new mandates applying to truckers crossing province, he did it from an undisclosed

location. spacex falcon 9 rocket was forced to stop its launch because a cruise ship got too chose to the area. lites listen -- let's line. >> hold, hold, hold. >> calling a hold. we have a red range with a ship in the hazard area. >> the coast guard says they couldn't stop the ship entering the area, it is spacex's fourth device since thurks the first three -- since thursday, the first three caused by weather. many say it's the best ever. i'm getting reports. are you getting reports. >> got it. >> in real time. fascinating. >> something else that is fascinating, when you think about border cross i, you think people from new mexico and northern triangle countries, that's where the majority were coming from. last month thousands were coming from further away place, 2000 russians tried to come in, 800 from india, 500

from turkey, and 300 ukrainians. >> it can't be the case, we sent our vice president to william hondermarck, that's the root -- honduras, the root cause. >> we have you have sent here to russia tore kiev. the sign is hear from the president of the united states. i will not stop you i will not try. not only will i not build a road. i'll not support the border patrol and make the ice forces into travel agents. this shows you everyone want to be in america, even though in america we seem to be critical, it says we are the destination. >> we have been reporting for this on fox. the border agent was telling us that this was happening. the reason they were doing it, they under the easiest way, they know if they get into the southern border, they can get

into the country, and you have to ask yourself with all the conflict, with the acts of terrorism. people coming to the country - we don't know who these people are, what their intentions are. they see an open door. if you think these people are poor, that is not the case at all. >> exactly. >> some of them are middle cast. and would have gone through the immigration process, but don't want to get tied up in the paperwork so say let's go to the southern border. >> i was going to introduce sarah carter, she is talking about what we have heard time and again. this administration is more concerned about ukraine's border than our own, listen. >> our border despite the fact that, you know, the biden administration is working to protect ukraine, working to make care of ukraine, our border is literally a national security crisis, this is why

boarder control. ice. e g.a., federal bureau of investigation, everyone screaming mad about what is happening at the border. this is what the biden administration wants. the biggest question is why, why. >> yes, they found 18 russian migrants in two vehicles colliding with a border patrol agent. most of the canadians and russians are going to san diego, discovered at app illegal port of entry. in california, once you come, you get to stay and get the benefits because american citizens tone matter. . >> russian and ukranian go to different areas to other from elpass owe, and 53,000 from brazil. ecuador, venezuela. >> border agent are furious and upset.

one of the reasons why is the chief likes to say things behind closed doors and never is held to count. so hated by the border controls, the chief of the border patrol. they had a little scuffle behind closed doors, take a look at this. >> we don't give up. we stay focussed and continue to do the job. we signed up. all ready. the constitution - it's not - it may be hard. i've been doing it for 31 years. every day i wake up. and i'm committed to the organization, and to each one of yours. >> you are getting bogged down, and the policies... >>. >> what is that. >> you can't...

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>> we are back with headlines. police say the woman that jumped from a new york city high rise is beauty queen and former miss u.s.a. her name is chesley crest. officials pronounced the 30-year-old dead at the scene saying they believe she committed suicide. she chaired a message on instagram before she died saying may this day bring you rest and peace. hunter biden and two associates received a grand jury subpoena for his chinese dealings in may hoff 2019. that was issued five weeks after hunter left his laptop in a delaware repair shop.

marco polo founded by a trump administration official obtained the filings which targets the financial ties between bidens and the bank of china. tom brady will wait till friday before he retires. he could receive another $15 million. peyton manning poking fun at brady over the weekend on "saturday night live." >> did you hear the rumors that tom brady may be retiring? >> yeah. i'm not sure it's true. it's probably speculation. if it were me, i'd probably retire, too, if it gave me more time to watch tv. >> i can't believe you spent ten straight hours watching emily and paris. >> watching football was the safe thing to do. that's what everyone expected me to do. >> brady's agent said the qb himself is the only person to confirm his plans for next season. lawrence, what do you think?

>> his pop said it's not true. going with that. >> he's not decided yesterday. >> you're welcome. >> we're ten months away from the mid-terms. there's a lot of hot button issues. you may recognize our next guest, an army veteran and michigan business owner that ran for senate in 2020 and 2018. john james joins us now with an exclusive announcement about his political future. john, thanks so much for joining the program. what do you hear to announce today? >> thanks for having me on. i'm excited i'm going to run for congress in michigan. the amazing tenth congressional district. the people, the hard working blue collar folks here in the tenth congressional district can help get america back where it needs to be, leading the world from a manufacturing stand-point lead, an idea standpoint and leading the world from a value stand point. it's just an honor to announce

my candidacy her today. >> i've talked with voters on the ground. a lot of folks were encouraging you to run for this. why now? this is a new district that was drawn during redistricting. you spent a lot of time away from your family on the campaign trail. why do you think it's important right now in this moment to run for this open seat? >> the best time is now to do the right thing. the best time is now to hold this failed administration accountable. the best time now to address the fact that americans are fed up. fed up with gas prices and bread going up. they're fed up with their concerns going second, not first. they're fed up with having school closures and how and when their kids will be educated taken away from them and freedom taken away from them. freedom is on the ballot right now and our future is on the ballot. i believe the people in the

tenth congressional district will stand up and they're going to take their future back. they're going to take their freedom back and demand account ability. take the house majority back. it's going to be an honor to be a part of that class to flip the house and make sure we get the country back to sanity. >> seems like the republicans have the momentum right now. i've been watching michigan. we've seen the policies coming from the governor as well as the democrats on the federal level. when you look at the michigan unemployment numbers, it seems like it's taken a hit. 5.6 unemployment rate. there's 265,000 unemployed michiganders. so what are you going to do differently if you get this seat? >> well, i'm a supply chain ceo. we're running a supply chain company in the automotive industry. i recognize the way we pushed jobs out of our country is terrible with the regulatory burden on businesses, with the tax burden on businesses and

individuals. is it any surprise that now we're having to claw back our jobs from mexico and china? the best thing we can do is focus on education, make sure our kids are prepared for the future and put money back in the hands of people that earned it, to allow farmers to farm their land without interference from a laptop jockey in d.c. we need to make sure the power goes back to the people. the conservatives and republican party is the party of the people and honor to represent the tenth congressional district to move the country back to the people. it's being taken by d.c. that all they care about is control and they don't care about your individual freedom that will change in 2022. >> i guess we see why folks are asking you to run, brother. thanks for joining the race. a lot of people want to see a business man in there.

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>> the system continues to fail us. we're not safe anymore. i know you're tired of these laws especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he's watching you. speak through me right now. i'm sure all of our blue family is tired, too. but i promise, we promise that your death won't be in vain. >> detective jason rivera slamming the soft on crime policies in a eulogy for her

house. our next guest is demanding politicians take action. here with more, former nypd officer, now the president of the suffolk county police benevolent association, thanks for joining us. the president is coming here this week. waiting for the mayor to take action. what of substance can you expect? >> well, i've come to expect very little from our new york state elected officials. i would implore them to please find whatever little courage you may have left to admit your failures, modify the failed policies that you put in place with bail reform and start protecting the law abiding citizens and not the criminals. >> which is something that you think would be automatic. evidently it's not. you think we hit a tipping point? you think we hit a tipping point

with that superintendent of support with the men and women of blue retired and active? they filed an entire city outside st. patrick's cathedral. you think with her comments, when you have a mayor saying the right things, but a stat legislature that wouldn't agree to it and a city council that ignores it? do we have enough momentum on the side of right to get them to do right? >> i think there's a public sentiment of that right now. however, i just don't think we're seeing that from our elected officials. you have a democratic mayor of new york city trying to implore his own party to use some common sense reform of their excesses that he went to. he was shot down on arrival. we have a d.a. that is outspoken saying i will not enforce the law. what you think will happen? voluntary compliance by criminals? you're not. >> the governor came out and

said forget about the no cash bail thing. there's no statistics to show that zero cash bail has anything to do with crime and recidivism. what is your thoughts on that? >> we've seen no cash bail has people released, commit another crime within hours while the police officers are still in the precinct doing paperwork. so i think the governor should do some greater research on that. if you want to talk about one of the biggest failures you've seen, the inability of a judge to remanned without bail. look at hour our bronx rape suspect that returned to the scene of a crime and went to the victim's apartment. the failed that victim and that individual. that individual should have been remanneded. should not have been let out. probably needed mental health assistant but wasn't. the judge had no discretion.

>> great example. this now fired teacher, christopher flanagan posted this up on friday. >> so that idiotic tweet was explained by wanting to show the police officers being in the same place at the same time, seems like a dangerous situation for anyone that would be gathered together. i do not condone violence. he was fired. do you buy his explanation? >> no. he made be educated but smart enough to fool everybody in society. he posted another date with the nypd when a vehicle was under attack by an unruly mob. he can try to back-pedal and get out of what he said. anti-law enforcement sentiment and the statement does not -- it

does not surprise me when you have city council members referring to nypd as the largest gang in new york. it's absurd and it's demoralizing to the men and women willing to risk their lives. >> and the nypd in suffolk, they start at $34,000. now they want them to live in the city and take this abuse. it's not going to work. thanks so much. >> thank you for having me. >> straight ahead, tens of thousand as cross the northeast without power after this weekend's monster storm. record setting snow along the east coast. i'm one to witness that. janice dean is here with our fox weather forecast in person. first time since christmas. >> merry christmas. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> i see you on tv. congratulations. did you shovel this weekend? >> i have proof. a little later, i will answer that question with proof. >> that is a fox news alert. >> thank you.

>> real quick, here's the snow totals that brian kilmeade had to deal with. rhode island, parts of connecticut, massachusetts, maine, 30 inches of snow. looking at the future track. this is our next big system across the plain states stretching from the rockies to the upper midwest and the great lakes. jackpot snow totals, 18 inches for parts of the upper midwest and then we're going to deal with the ice. that will be dangerous from texas to the interior northeast. brian, i can't wait. can't wait to see your snow pictures. >> maybe. maybe i'm just watches or maybe i'm clearing. >> good tease. >> very good tease. up next, a colorado college protecting students hurt by free speech. the safe space for the woke. ♪♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪

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here's ben coles reform correspondent. good morning. >> good morning. >> tell us what's going on at your school. >> back in september of 2021, our president sent an e-mail basically saying that there are campus groups that are hateful or offensive to some. when she was talking about these groups, she was referring to conservative groups on campus. >> then you saw the sign on campus? we have pictures of it. >> yes. we saw then signs that started to get put up after this e-mail was sent out. we're on week 2 and the signs pop back up again. we haven't had any big events. >> we are you protecting students that are hurt by free

speech? >> i don't know. i think because we lift in a soft world. it's unfortunate. i went to college to receive higher education to share different ideas with people and have that differing dialect. it's disappointing. this is college, not kindergarten where you can go cry to the teacher because of what someone said hurt your feelings. i want to respect everybody's opinion. i ask my views are respected as well. >> some sent the picture to turner point and they called it intolerance. have to love the intolerance of colorado state. they sent us this message.

>> isn't the exchange of ideas, isn't that what college is about, higher education is about? >> i thought it was. that's what i was looking for. there's no hate speech on campus. there's never been any hateful messages that i've seen spread whatsoever. i have never spread any hateful messages, this is not something that we can go through in university because we don't want it in our work lives as well. >> if you're ever offended by free speech, the dean of students, office of equal opportunity and a victim's assistance line. thanks for coming on, ben. >> thanks for having me. >> coming up, a convicted burglar going viral. we'll show you the mug shot causing a frenzy online. usic ♪ >> vo: so when my windshield broke... i found the experts at safelite autoglass.

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>> we'll put the bengals down for the super bowl. i imagine bill hemmer would have said that. we're looking for a second source. dana won't back him up. joe biden in his second year. >> the guy is a star. >> it's unbelievable. mike brown was -- is it his

grandfather? mike brown. his father. paul brown innovated so much in this game. took the team, started the team. it was known as being a frugal organization. they don't have an indoor facility. they struggled and got the right team together. now you're watching the rams win. the rams come back and beat the 49ers 20-17. this is the final play of the game. jimmy garoppolo trying to get something going. 1:46 to go 80 yards. he threw an interception. >> this is how it ends. he's from dallas, texas. when you have a texan leading the charge, you're going to win. >> they tried him for three

picks. he was stuck in detroit. no playoff wins. great stats. the first time he makes the playoffs or first time in the playoffs as a ram, he goes all the way. >> the bengals are the underdog. is that because they're not as good or the rams are playing on their home turf? >> it's both. they're not as good of a time and you have them with the home turf. i think the rams will win it. i'm rooting for the bengals. i love the underdog story. >> and you're friends with bill. >> right. the cincinnati situation, tied at 24. the call goes to cincinnati as the visiting teams. and it comes up for the chiefs. hard luck interception. >> got picked. >> the bengals take it back and win the game. >> he had a great first half as you said earlier. the second half, good god. he looked like an amateur.

>> the next weekend off and the 13th is the super bowl. >> we'll be there. i'll be there for "fox and friends" as well as we're going to host cross-country there that night. >> martha: that's a good assignment. >> they send me the crappy assignments where drug addicts are everywhere, the border beat by the heat and then you get fun ones. >> you have drug addicts and the border and the big game. so everything you want. >> cover it all. >> they're cleaning up the homelessness. they heard you were coming. they don't want you exposed. >> they don't want the two shots. >> president biden is set to meet with the nation's governors to discussion mounting issues. >> he's set to cover a wide range of topics like the rise in crime, rampant inflation and covid. >> peter doocy joins us. it's a big week. >> it is a big week. even some of the democratic leaders that supported the most covid lockdowns at the beginning

of the pandemic are starting to change their tunes. >> we're not going to manage this to zero. we have to learn to live with it. please, god, another significant wave. every time you think you get it figured out, it humbled you. >> so much of the focus has been on foreign policy, what will happen with russia and ukraine. but covid policy affects the dozens of governors in d.c. for a conference. most directly. republicans are hoping that some of the talk from the white house shifts away from vaccines, vaccines, vaccines and towards some talk about other treatments. >> i think we need to move out of the panic mode. i think we need to handle this to make sure that we continue with our normal lives. for my state and other governors, we want to make sure our testing capacity is there. we want to make sure that we have access to the therapeutics. that's where the federal government needs to step up. >> so the nation's governors are here in washington d.c. at a

moment that back home things are not so good everywhere. prices are up with inflation. rising crime, violent crime and murders are trending upward as well. there's no solving that over a long weekend. however, they'll take what they can get. they're just hoping that they can get the federal covid posture to match up with what they want to do back at home. back to you. >> thanks, peter. there seems to be a lot of confusion. we know the president will be -- what is it? thursday? to talk to the mayor of new york city about the rising crime. a major funeral again this week because for the second police officer that was gunned down last friday. >> officer rivera was buried last week and there were -- it's a sea of officers out here. they blocked off this area. we're a block away. look at the officers down there. the second funeral for office-mora this coming

wednesday. if you talk to officers, they all say when one of our brothers falls, then we try our best to go to the funerals. jet blue was flying people in for free if you wanted to come, if you're a law enforcement officer and you wanted to honor one of these two individuals. >> the president of the united states should be there. this would have been a moment for him to go there and address what is happening in the country. we have all talked about the incidents that happened where they have gotten it wrong. we should be equally in defense of them. they're being shot up every single day. the other day i was in houston shooting a story down the street. three officers were shot. thank god they survived. this is becoming way too common, guys. >> did you see the wife? so touching and so emotional. if you didn't see the funeral. we broadcast it friday. i was watching it. the wife of officer rivera, she spoke at the funeral. it was so touching and beautiful. she talked about how they had

grown up together, they were madly in love. even on their wedding day, they said i can't believe this -- there she is being presented the flag. she had a message for alvin bragg, the new soft on crime d.a., this woke guy. she said basically i want you to listen to me. the whole -- all the officers there in the church, they stood up. cardinal dolan stood up behind her. >> right now the mayor has to use his political capitol, use that speech to force the city council and the state legislature to get rid of the no bail laws, allow judges to put dangerous people behind bars at their discretion. he has to be as relentless as a conservative commentator. he has to use -- he's a very good speaker. very popular. people have hope on both sides of the aisle. he has to be reless lent. >> he's losing hope from the men and women in blue. they were optimistic because

he's a former cop that he would be for law and order. now a lot of that capitol that you're speaking to has been swung over to the police commissioner. if you look at that funeral, you can see the applause and who they were applauding for. that commissioner that is bilingual spoke for the men and women in blue. she's very tough on crime. she's a tough cop, a lot of people respect her. she's been side by side with the mayor. it will go to the point that the officers will put pressure on her to make some moves. >> the problem is you have the legislator that says everything is dead on arrival, they're not going to change the no cash bail. you have the d.a., the democrats, the new governor and the commissioner that are -- they're democrats, trying to work with their fellow democrats yet they're both on the opposite sides when it comes to crime. >> one is radical left, squad-like and the other says he's a common sense democrat. talk about common sense, christopher flanagan, the former

teacher now to put this on instagram. you can see the sea of people there. doesn't show how far it went back. went back miles. said this. >> is he indicating it will be a good idea to go drive through that crowd? >> it's not even providing the proper context. they were surrounded. you have to remember what was happening. they were jumping on the police cars, throwing water bottles, urine at cops as well. they had no support. they is a saulted the police chief. that is leaving it out of context. officer rivera, now detective rivera, was not only a cop but

he wanted to bring the community and the police together. >> listen to what happened. he gets fired. he tries to justify what he said to the "new york post." he said i was trying to show the vulnerability of all of these police officers being in the same place at the same time, which seems like a dangerous situation for anyone that is that gathered together. i respect the nypd. i do not condone violence. >> and that teacher worked at coney island prep and was fired. the school does not support that. there's this other guy, he was in trouble awhile back. a guy that was caught on camera saying racial slurs to an asian police officer that were really awful. and then he's allegedly posting this disturbing video where he wants to f-up police funerals. pretty scary when we have a funeral coming up in a few days. >> the suffolk county police president said this. when i read that back to him. >> anti-law enforcement sent men

and statements does not surprise me when you have city council members referring to nymd as the largest gang in new york. it's absurd and demoralizing for the men and women willing to risk their lives every day. >> i'll add this. the police commissioner is so much respected from nassau county where she came from, but i have never seen a police commissioner go against the mayor. the mayor puts them them. that's the tough thing. >> i talked to an officer that loves her. he used to work under her. she's wonderful and strong. >> i think we're at a turning point. a lot of people felt what happened and we're at a turning point. the men and women need your support. they need you. or they're going to walk off the job. i talked to so many of them. it's not worth losing their life or their family over this

nonsense. >> people are worried about crime, inflation, lack of truckers. and in canada, justin trudeau that says if you go to the united states, you come back, you have to be quarantined, vaccinated. the truckers are protesting. they protested this past weekend. listen to the things that they're saying. >> we want to end every monday date for every canadian. >> i plan to join in the festivities here. we need some help. >> our leadership should be here. we should be solving this issue. opening things up. yet they're not here. that's okay. the people are taking the reins down. they're standing up. >> can we talk about how absurd this is? my dad is a truck driver. the most isolated career you can

have. you and your bed in the back of the truck. why do you need mandates for people that really aren't going to be in contact with people? it's stupid. >> this is so unbelievable. this happening in canada. they're one of the most locked down countries around that is supposed to be a democracy. finally the canadians have spoken up. first, this was about the freedom convoy. there's a ton of trucks and they're still coming. justin trudeau and his family had to be moved out. >> they left their house. >> but first, he said this is a fringe group. does that look like a fringe group? now these people are so fed up, they want to get back to their lives, want to go back to school, back to work, back to normal. they have no control over their lives. this is something the americans are now supporting in big numbers. it's freezing up there. and it doesn't matter.

>> and how about the timing? i'll fibbing the problem at the grocery store. you fix it by putting them on lock down? i was in the store the other day. i needed kleenex. no kleenexs anywhere. i said do you have kleenexs. i checked other aisles. she said we're out of cat food, kleenexs, several different items. >> yeah. unrelated. you can use the kleenex to cry about. elon musk tweeted out, taking a breaks from politics? here a nice photo of trucks. fed up with restrictions. we don't want to be run by mayors and governors and presidents. we got the facts. let us go back to our lives. >> americans are protesting this, too.

have you seen the protests? i was driving down the highway and people were hosting protest posters and flags. >> preschooler goes to school with masks that don't work. >> and they have to wear them on the playground. >> it seems like some democrats are starting to get the message. you have murphy that says we have to live with this. can't forget what he said. >> denmark said the hell with it. the u.k. said the hell with it. can we here in america say the hell with it. 16 minutes after the hour. turning to the headlines. the taliban are believed to have killed more than 100 former afghangovernment and security officials after the withdrawal. despite the taliban government saying that they won't grant these people general amnesties. so the taliban lied. the u.n. also saying that they found evidence of enforced disappearances and attack on

advocates and journalists. john james jones "fox and friends" to make a special announcement. watch. >> i'm excited to announce i'm running for congress in michigan, the amazing tenth congressional treatment. there's a lot of work to do. the people, the hard working blue collar folks right here in the tenth congressional district can help get america back to where it needs to be. >> james throwing his hat back in the political ring after falling shy in two very close senate races. now he's running for congress. this shot going viral over the weekend. given the terms, most wanted to new meaning. the image of jonathan cahill firsted local police to disable comments on his mug shot after gaining admirerers. police say he breached the terms of his relief and has been

recalled to prison. looks like a lot of people are searching for him. >> some women like the bad boy. >> i love how brian wanted to know, i did not write this. i'm not agreeing with this. >> i'm supposed to read the news. take a break from the cops. play to it the photo. want to make it clear. >> let me read that one. he is cute. he has the chiselled jaw. but he's a criminal. i don't want that. >> he's going to have to do some type of time. mr. right has done a lot of wrong. >> when you were talking to janice dean, she asked you if you -- what do you call it? shovelled snow. you always saw dawn does it. >> can i qualify this? >> look. look. there's proof! >> there it is. that's my cutting edge. that came from the space program, that shovel. it has a special handle, allows you to adjust and go lefty and righty. there i am with a double hat on

and a hood. >> i need video. >> you could have -- you said take a picture -- >> my problem is every time in a snowstorm, what do they say to us? stay in the city. if it gets bad, stay in the city. so when i get home, there's tension. >> how long has it been since you shovelled snow? >> 15 years. >> why don't you hire the kid next door? >> she loves doing it. >> don't say that. >> she loves doing it. she finds it liberating. >> does that machine work well. >> the snow thrower? >> the thrower? scoop it and thrower? >> what is you holding? >> that was a shovel. that was a shovel. it's a cutting edge shovel. has a circle there to put it in my hand and go lefty righty. >> did you go buy it for the one

day? >> absolutely. ladies and gentlemen, i'm off the hook. there you go. >> skip is never proud of me. i can't fix anything. >> you borrow his equipment and don't replace it. >> i ask for it and forget to give it back. >> we're from the south. we don't know. >> i can mow a law. >> my mom said ainsley, don't ever learn how to mow the lawn or dad will make you do it. dad would never let us do it. the lone star state, texas, taking matters into its own hands to solve the border crisis. dan patrick details the plan coming up. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ learning is hard work.

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>> lawrence: welcome back to "fox and friends." texans have had enough with the surge of illegal immigrants and drugs pouring across the border. lawmakers in the lone star state are creating a border security committee to take back control from what our next guest called the failed border policies of the biden administration. lieutenant gorden patrick joins us. thanks for joining us. what is this committee going to do to stop the surge? >> lawrence, good to be with you and the team. border security has been part of another committee, veteran affairs. the crisis is so bad at this point, lawrence, that i wanted to put extra emphasis on it for multiple reasons. number 1, it's something that i've been working on for some time. last week i decided to move

forward to honor two people in this state that were killed because of joe biden's open border policy. that's charles galloway a constable. last friday i was in el paso at the funeral of one of our state troopers that was killed in an accident after apprehending illegal immigrants. two men killed, lawrence, because of joe biden's border policies, open border policies. a lot of people say that he's not as sharp as he used to be. i'll let people judge that for themselves. apparently he doesn't have a heart. to my knowledge, of all the people killed in this country illegally in the state of texas, this administration has never called any family, never wanted to share condolences, never reached out and said what can i do for you. last week we decided to move forward. i'm sick of this, lawrence.

america is sick of it. texans are sick of it. as lieutenant governor, i said we would ban sanctuary cities. we did. we september more dollars to border cities than ever before. but with historic funding, we had to add $3 billion more this year. $3 billion more of texas taxpayer money. that's a lot of money for one subject. i wanted to form a committee to focus on how we're spending the dollars. we've started the wall. how we're managing the thousands on the border and we're doing a good job. i want to be sure that every dollar we spent, every policy initiative that we bring about, i want to be sure that the texas senate is working with the governor's office to be sure we're spending every dollar wisely in the name of those two men and everyone else who has been killed because of illegal emigrants in this country and be sure our policies are the best.

i did something this time that is different. normally when i form a committee and i appoint the members and the chairman, this time i'm putting all military men on it. we had vietnam veterans. increasingly republican valley. he's sick of this policy even as a democrat. lieutenant colonel brian birdwell is the brave senator that survived the attack on the pentagon. it's understands strategy. senator bob hall that spent 20 years in the air force. i want people that will go to the border, understand these issues, go to washington if need be and take on the biden administration. we in texas are fed up with this policy and seeing our texans die. >> lieutenant governor, as you

know, i'm a texan. i know the feeling. i know bob hall. he was my senator. thanks for staying on this story. we'll be covering what is happening with the texas border wall as well. >> america can count on us doing all we can because biden is not doing the job. >> lawrence: coming up, sarah huckabee sanders joins us live. first, the drought is over. the cincinnati bengals will take on the los angeles rams in super bowl lvi. current and former nfl players share their picks for the big game next on fox.

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>> brian: the stage is set for the rams and bengals super bowl. we have tampa bay defensive tackle, key mcclendon, mike cox from the patriots and u.s. senate candidate. and jake beckett. let's start with you. first off, the biggest surprise for the bengals game. kansas city didn't kick the field goal at the end of the second half or the comeback? >> i think it's the comeback. it's a quarterback driven league. the bengals won two games a couple years ago. it's all because of joe burrow. he's spectacular. it's been amazing to see the run they've been on. they're the team of destiny. i like the bengals. >> mike cox, where do you stand on that game and then the rams

victory? >> i have to say the same thing. they came up and impressed. i got to say with the rams, they've been playing great football as well. they have a very diverse offense all around. i think they'll be a very tough matchup. >> and steve, what stands out, too, cincinnati did it on the road. san francisco had a lot of fans there. i mean, you couldn't have been in a more hostile environment than cincinnati who hasn't been there since 1988. >> i'm taking the rams. they won the nfc championship at home and have the super bowl at home. so i think it's only right for them to pull it out. i love the cincinnati bengals and joe burrow and what he's been doing. but with aaron donald, von miller, the rams pull it off.

>> and the rams know what it's like to lose the super bowl a couple years ago. >> absolutely. >> yeah. the other big story, jake, a guy that you played with. tom brady. word comes out through espn that he is retiring. they tonight say it's not true but they don't say it is true. what do you think is going on? >> i think it's bizarre. always surprises me. tom said they'll have to carry him off the field. he led the lead in passing yards and touchdown. he was in the mvp conversation, the best shape of his life. the top of his game. it wouldn't surprise me to see him play a few more years. let's wait to see what the real story is? >> brian: you think he has a lot left? i don't see any drop off. >> no. i'm speculating here. but i think he's got to be fed up with the league's testing policies and their mandates. he spent his whole life up north and now he's in florida. he was disappointed with the

whole arrival situation and probably taking a look at the league and saying it's not a bad time to get out. >> brian: mike, do you agree with that? >> i don't agree with that. i think tom brady is actually contemplating seriously stopping play football. i found in this league, in a sport as intensive as football. usually when you're on the fence, you retire and not play. so i think that will be the likely outcome. he's not denied the allegations yet. >> steve, he's your teammate. >> i look at it this like this. playing with tom, he's a phenomenal competitor and a phenomenal man and teammate. whatever choice he decides to make, i'll support him regardless. i do say this. i think like tom can play however long he wants to play. he's going to prepare, he's going to work hard. he's going to push everybody around him. he does have a family that he wants to be around, that he

wants to be there for. i can see how he's fed up with testing and everything and that nature. just as a teammate, whatever you dedecide, we'll back you. >> brian: understood. what happens to the bucs if he's not there? >> nothing ever changes. coach boles, coach arians said the same thing. no matter who it is, next man up mentality. that's all the same thing in the nfl. next man up mentality. i look at it like this. whoever is at quarterback, at least you'll be behind or witness something great happen before you. >> brian: i never thought i would see someone do that at 44 and looks good when he leaves the pocket. it's amazing. a great two weeks. nice build up. america could use a break and los angeles has the super bowl back. first time since 93. thanks. appreciate it.

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>> why should we defend the ukraine? oh, i don't know. why should we defend belgium, italy, france, great britain? they're over there, after all. how many wars have started in lawrence, kansas? i don't know of any, do you? the wars are over seas and they have a way of reaching in to the united states. china, russia, and they're not alone, are building militaries against us. russia is not building a military against ukraine. chinese is not building the biggest navy, killer satellites and so forth because of taiwan. they're building them because of us. >> lawrence: powerful words from

mark levin. let's bring in news gingrich. thanks for joining us today. tell us, what should be the respond from the u.s.? a lot of folks on both sides of the aisle saying this is not our conflict. we don't want american blood lost over this. there's this narrative that the biden administration created this by empowering putin. >> i think it goes back before the biden administration. the germans by shifting off of energy supplies that they had and becoming more and more reliant on russian natural gas gave russia leverage right in to the heart of europe. the strongest economy in europe today is totally dependent on russian energy. they know it. they have been basically useless as a partner in trying to contain russia. i think at the same time, you have to raise the question, if

we were to be passive and allow the ukraine to be overwhelmed by russia, whether militarily or otherwise, what does that mean for latvia, lithuania, poland, hungary? a lot of countries around russia that used to be part of the soviet union. from everything we know, putin as a former kgb agent would like to create as much of the solve yet empire as much as he can. the biden administration is trapped in a situation where they have to find ways to both strengthen ukraine, not only american troops but supplies and training. they have to send signals to moscow that the sanctions will be so severe that combined with the military costs of trying to occupy -- ukraine is a big country. the combination of the two leads putin to decide to do something else for a while.

>> ainsley: the biden administration is more concerned about the ukrainian border. where are they on our border? the agents are back and forth -- did you see that video? no, went to yuma, arizona last week and laredo, texas. all of these border patrol agents are saying where are you? why are you not supporting us? >> i did a podcast with the mayor of yuma after he declared an emergency because they had a 2,500% increase in the number of illegal immigrants in a year. let's be clear. the problem on the american border is not incompetence. it is a deliberate policy of the biden administration and the democratic party to let the maximum number of people in to the u.s. illegally with no check for covid and no check for criminal behavior. this is a policy. it's not a problem. as long as biden wants that policy, you'll see millions of people come to the u.s. >> it's sickening. they didn't count on blow-back from the people that patrol the

border. it's blowing up in their face. the average american is so fed up with what's going on, newt. i don't think they figured this type of backlash. just like with their permissive das. they didn't figure the american people would be this fed up. we're at a tipping point. >> i think you're right. thank you. you're right and the reaction to that person that attacked the dead policeman, that's the sign that the tipping point is occurring. >> i think so. newt, thank you. >> thanks, newt. >> thank you. >> lawrence: now to this. tens of thousands across the northeast still without power after this weekend's monster storm. record-setting snowfall along the east coast and more might be on the way. janice dean is here with our fox forecast. good morning. >> look at this snow across the

northeast of the great lakes. we had storm totals above 30 inches. really crazy. boston had their single greatest snowfall of the year with over two feet of snow. with the cold air in place, this is not going anywhere. freeze alerts for florida today. incredible we have temperatures in the mid 30s, low 30s for tallahassee. waking up freezing again. this is our next big system across the plain states developing the next couple days from the rockies through the midwest and the interior northeast. that's where we'll see the snow and ice south of that. heavy rainfall. we'll keep you up to date on that. foxweather.com. i have to say, we got it right across the northeast and the fact that we saw brian shovelling snow. >> we didn't see that. we saw the shovel in the hands. >> ainsley: it was a picture of

him holding the shovel. >> it's not proof. anybody we do that. >> ainsley: you said dawn, let me have that shovel from you. snap a picture. >> you're busted. >> brian: janice, tell me you believe i shovelled? >> i don't. i could have stood out there with a shovel. we need footage. >> brian: we're in the middle of the storm. i can't be taking video. >> you're on tv program that has video. you need to do that. >> brian: when janice dean turns on you, i'm done. >> we love you, dawn! >> ainsley: thanks, janice. coming up next, a controversial teacher's union president now painting parents as racists. rachel campos duffy reacts. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious

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>> ainsley: teacher's union leader randi weingarten under fire after her tweet quoting a "washington post" op-ed ripped active parents as racists. here now deleted post saying in part, racists are showing up in droves to school board meetings threatening members. it's dangerous and it is divisive and un-american. rachel campos duffy is here to

react. good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. >> she left out a word that she was quoting from that open set. not just racists. the op-ed said racist parents. she removed parents from her tweet. and then deleted the tweet. also in that op-ed, it said that white children are the victims. that was written by the former education secretary of virginia. so these are the allies of randi weingarten. listen, i'm not surprised by this tweet, ainsley. this is who she is. this is who the teacher's unions are. if you're a good teacher out there, leave the union. the union is corrupt and the union is ruining american education. we know that. frankly, ainsley, we've been having this conversation all weekend long. i watched pete hegseth's miseducation of america, this is conversation that we've been having since we started our show together, the three of us.

we came to the same conclusion that pete came to with his experts at the end of miseducation of america, on fox nation. number 1, we need to get children out of the public school system. stop the bleeding. you can't keep bringing your kids home fromle 62, deprogramming then and after dinner go to the school board meeting and reforming it. you have to get them out, get them in a classical education that will allow them to be free thinkers and not be indoctrinated. we have to work to attaching education dollars to the child and not to the school system. these are all things that need to happen. if you have the money to take your kid out of the public school system or awoke private school, take them out. if you can't afford to put them in a good classical christian, great books education system, maybe your parents do.

maybe grandparents can pitch in. this is how dire the situation is. it doesn't matter that you think your teacher is great. the truth is, they're coming out of teacher colleges that have been taken over by marxists. our education system is corr are up and this tweet proves it. >> ainsley: this is why some candidates are promoting school choice is parents can decide. thanks, rachel. great to see you. >> thank you. you're welcome. >> ainsley: great shows over the weekend. while california is under tight covid rules, leaders in the state were caught partying maskless at yesterday's game. dan bongino's unfiltered reaction at the top. and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast.

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mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. >> president biden is set to meet with the nation's governors today. >> i expect the president to speed to teachers union leader randi weingarten are under firer her tweet quoting a "washington post" op ed ripped active parents as racist purity now delete a post saying in part "racists are showing up and rose to the school board meeting threatening members. it is dangerous and it is divisive and it is un-american. "fox & friends" cohost rachel campos, good morning. >> good morning. she actually left out a word that she was quoting from the op-ed, not just racist but racist parents and she quickly removed parents from her tweet and eventually deleted the tweet. also in the op-ed it said racist

parents are soldiers. the former education secretary of virginia. you are a good teaching, lelsioa classical edi pures >> the crisis is so bad. i'm sick of this. america is sick of this. the council will meet to de-escalate tensions between russia and ukraine. >> russia invades, it will give signals to bad guys around the world they can push even harder. >> joe rogan responding to claims his podcast spread misinformation. >> come out with the term of this information. many of the things we thought of as misinformation a while ago are now back. >> cincinnati is heading to the super bowl! >> under pressure, got there, intercepted! >> the rams are going to the super bowl! ♪ ♪ >> so i put in a request to date to start the third and final hour with brian kilmeade. in order to do that, welcome to "fox & friends," and the bengals and the rams will face off.

>> the underdog, the bengals. >> brian: i don't care. i just want to see the game. the only team really rooting for these days is the giants and they were out of it week one. quick thing on cincinnati, no one project at this. it was almost last time they played there at the 49ers against joe montana and now almost san francisco against the bengals again. with that interception to change things because, patrick mahomes throws a good pass, but it was not caught, popped up in the air of the bengals get the call and joe burrow goes down the field. that is it. it is over. >> brian, you are wrong. that was not a good pass. it got tipped. >> brian: i actually, looking at it closer, i don't even complain patrick mahomes. he said "they got a play better." he gets to the third super bowl in a row and people will say,

"dynasty, he lost the second one but this game, they are saying it wasn't." >> ainsley: both were great gains and they came back from double-digit deficits. super bowl february 13th, not this weekend but the following. >> that is it. >> brian: there you go. time to celebrate, the rams will play home. after 54 years before they named years ahead of time who would host super bowl and they picked los angeles five years ago, they picked him up at five years ago. temper for the first time home team playing in their home stadium and tom brady wins. >> there was talk about it being moved because all of the restrictions in california jerry world in dallas, texas. i'm going either way. >> ainsley: you have to be vaccinated. >> i have to be boosted as well. to cover it with the press. >> ainsley: if you are not vaxxed, you can go in but you

have to show two covid test, the pcr test, 24 hours before and antigen test. you have to wear masks. they will hand out in 95 mask when you go when the door. >> brian: unless you win with the lakers. >> or the governor, pretty much. >> ainsley: they were caught at the game celebrating with magic johnson with all of these pictures on twitter. >> brian: unbelievable. >> ainsley: hanging out with all of these leaders saying "you need to wear masks" but they weren't wearing their masks. >> brian: here is a look. we talked football, including -- >> ainsley: there is the picture. >> brian: look how ashamed they look. look at the suckers in the stadiums that can afford the boxes. >> ainsley: you like to wear a mask. >> brian: it is unbelievable.

let's bring in dan bongino host of "unfiltered" nypd officer and three podcasts a day. >> prime time lineup. >> brian: absolutely. the sandwich between them. we watched your show, my wife and i and it was spectacular, lawrence, you are doing different stuff. brian, your interviews, no one better and it's an honor to be between you both and it's a killer "saturday night live" warm-up. >> ainsley: i watch loving all three of you. i get to stay home and pour myself a glass of wine and watch the three of you. fun. all spectacular and doing a good job. >> with all the stuff it's going the way it is, i may be pouring a glass of wine myself. we will see where that goes. >> ainsley: it will be fun to watch. let us know before and your ratings will go up even more. >> brian: she does not pour her own wine.

[laughter] >> ainsley: i said both regards. >> brian: so, dan, you cannot be surprised we are catching the los angeles california politicians maskless while everyone else sits there in cocoons and plexiglas watching games wearing masks, in 95s and smiling without masks. does it get any more apocryphal. >> i can't get over it. if you are a conservative audience and you caught onto this scam a few years ago, this is nothing new. but let's dispel a couple of myths. there is not a double standard. there's not a double standard. there is one standard and the standard is the politicians are like "you all suck and we will do whatever we want." it is not a double standard but single standard, we are important and you are not.

what i wonder, brian, you have libertarians in the same democrats and when will they wake up and be like, my gosh, we are craftsman tools here. we are being played for total losers. so just to be clear, magic, gavin, london breed, of course, whoever is here popping up on the screen, they believed so strongly in the prophylactic powers of these masks, that they don't wear them themselves around crowds? i am just asking questions. i'm just asking questions. they are so good at preventing covid infection that you don't even want to put on your face while you are at an event. to the liberals, do you realize you are being played? these people think you are idiots and you are like "yes, i am." you are being played for suckers and i'm glad we got onto the scam years ago, especially you, brian, calling out this nonsense

forever about the big scam. it is not a double standard, it is one. >> ainsley: these are their own policies. this is what their loss law says about covid and restrictions. "everyone regardless of vaccination status must wear a mask. all indoor public settings, venues, gatherings and public and private businesses in los angeles county at outdoor mega events over 5,000 concerts, sports, games, parades. they wrote these standards, these rules and they are not following them. >> ainsley i can't say this enough on this network because different viewers on every show, the money bowl and wear the scout asked the guy, if he is a good hitter but why doesn't he hit good? when you apply that rule to life, everything your eyes are wide open. if masks work, why aren't masks working? it is a simple question. if masks were, why aren't they working? and here is money bowl number

two if they believe mask work why don't they believe masks work and actually use them? this has got to be one of the graced mask solutions in human history that people believe these things work yet they refused to use them and not actually working and i was banned from youtube for daring to question the mask clarence e. it is a religion l, act on faith based on no data whatsoever and it is an act of faith and willing to stick your kid in a saliva soaked mask all day, even though you strongly suspect it may have significant psychological outcome, you are willing to do it all day because it is an act of faith. you have gone mad. >> brian: dan, i'm so proud to be on the same side. >> dan, that is a perfect segue, joe rogan with his podcasts in the country, hundreds of

millions from spot from spotify. he's been under pressure from the left and all of the musicians leaving spotify. he addressed all of these claims on his instagram. take a look. >> i think there is a lot of people that have a distorted perception of what i do may be based on sound bites or based on headlines of articles that are disparaging. the podcast has been accused of spreading dangerous misinformation. the problem i have with the term "disinformation" especially today is that many of the things we thought of as misinformation if you times ago accepted as facts. do i get things wrong? absolutely but i try to correct them. when i get something wrong i tried to correct it because i'm interested in telling the truth and finding out what the truth is. i'm interested in having interesting conversations with people that have different opinions. if i upset you, i'm sorry.

if you enjoy the podcast, thank you. >> dan, i am a model of fair and balanced but i will bring both sides but there is only one side and that's our side. >> you know i love joe, but i have to tell you at the end if i upset you, i'm sorry, though liberal censorship tyrannical totalitarian lunatics go after me and if i upset you, good i will upset you more today. i'm not sorry at all. i've been on the side of truth. from the beginning i stated the obvious that these vaccines are some evidence that there may be personal protection against hospitalization, but there is no evidence whatsoever that it stops the spread of omicron. i have said about masts from the beginning if masks work why aren't they working. why can't you show randomly controlled trials showing us these things are significantly effective against covid? that is called the scientific method years ago.

any american who thinks they will send them exit out censorship, they are coming for you next. i believe in data. when you pull the left and asked them parents who don't vaccinate their kids and 20% want the parents put in jail and kids taken away, tell me again how you will not have to pick a side soon. you think these tyrants are going to let you get off with free get out of jail card? no way! ladies and gentlemen, you are staring in the abyss, and every one of you have to pick a side room. you are on the site of free speech or the side of censorship. these are the same people on the left who watch you get thrown in the goo log tomorrow and throw away the key. there have been useful idiots in the system of the totalitarian with eight tyrannical state. i want to left us with pro-censorship to show that to you. look in the mirror, that is you. the one dan, and someone emphasized don't down download on spotify.

he talked to people who believes the mainstream does and gives them time to talk and then debates. and drag them along. >> not good enough. brian, they want you and lawrence and ainsley and everyone on the couch to tow the company line and if you don't do it they will call for boycotts and pulled off of the internet, censorship is all it is. >> there are more people in the cancel corner sooner or later than the uncanceled corner. >> brian: barry wiseman, you put bill made her an joe grogan and all these people in the are. it will be so bustling and then in canada, these are the same people but just not famous. >> i have to get this point in and i know we have to double down but when 51% of the people figure out that they are and the canceled "minority and the 49% are the minority, you watch the

shift on a dime. i agree with you that moment is coming. i don't know how long, but it's coming. >> ainsley: they are aware of the highway's and they don't want you to hear the other side. hunter biden subpoena over business deals in china. what is your reaction to this? >> it is kind of funny, right, the trump organization that actually builds real estate was looking to build a perfectly legal hotel over in russia at one point, and that was an international controversy that cost three years. no allegations of legality at all. the trump kids up there talking about it. hunter biden who actually took one million-dollar payment from the moscow, corrupt moscow mayor's wife. no worries there, fellas, ladies at all. if this doesn't speak to come again how paying things through his blowhole and selling for $500,000 is like a protected class, a democrat well a democrat -- i don't know what is. it is an embarrassment.

seriously, they would do perfectly legal real estate deal over a hotel deal that never happened that occupied four years of our life during trump era. hunter biden has no skills at all and doesn't even know anything about russia. yet, no worries. >> brian: he deserves a medal of honor. >> lawrence: it truly is unbelievable. they want you to have sympathy for hunter when he was going through his crisis and then say that he still deserved the money at the time. >> listen, you and everybody goes through a crisis, okay? great, i feel bad for everyone. i don't take million-dollar payments from the chinese government and do blowhole payments for $500,000 in the greatest rift in human history, okay question work i have problems too. i always have problems. i don't think the payment from the moscow mayor's wife -- i'm sorry. take it up. i'm a christian, take it up with jesus christ, he can heal you. that is not my problem. maybe you don't cash $3 million cash from the moscow mayor's

wife employment on your problem with smoke and crack runs. that sounds like a personal problem. go get treatment, i'm sorry. that is not my issue. >> brian: three year investigation involved with the irs and china in more than that. we don't get any result. it is 2022 now. how long does it take to investigate it question market is unbelievable. dan, thank you so much. >> ainsley: thanks, dan. turning to headlines just hours from now the u.s. security council will meet to strategize ways to de-escalate tension between russia and ukraine peer of the kremlin labeling for meeting a p.r. stunt as the penn warns russian invasion "could happen at any time." and congress contemplates "the mother of all sanctions effort against russia if they do invade." the claimant said putin will respond if necessary. no report shows the migrants crossing from new mexico from distant nations and from faraway places like russia, ukraine,

turkey, india outnumber those originating from nations much closer to the border. this news comes after border patrol agents confront homeland security alejandra mae arcus accusing the biden administration of making their jobs nearly impossible. tom brady will receive most of his $20 million signing bonus if he waits until friday to retire. this is the star quarterback who reportedly is done after 22 seasons but hasn't made a decision yet and steve mclendon a teammate joined us earlier to give us insight into brady's mind-set. >> whatever choice he decides to make come i will support him regardless. i feel like tom could play as long as he wants to play, but you have to look at it he does have his family that he wants to be around, that he wants to be there for. i can see how he's getting fed up when the media says things in that nature. >> ainsley: brady's agent said the quarterback himself will be the only person to confirm his

plans for next season. and those are your headlines. >> brian: very well done, very well done ainsley. >> ainsley: does he have to get vaccinated plating for the bucs, do you know? i'm curious. >> steve: there is a testing protocol and constant and persistent. now they stop testing, which is a good way. another very healthy, so just curious if they were natural, a lot of them doing natural holistic ways. just curious. >> brian: good point, that might be the reason he's leaving. 18 minutes after the hour, governors across the country meeting with president biden today is the nation faces multiple crisis though my, sarah huckabee sanders does what needs to be done to fix america. >> lawrence: joining us live with a special performance with

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making that decision frankly, conservative governors over the course of the last couple of years have been leading where president biden has failed. i look forward to joining them to propose a mandate and the shutdowns. one of the worst things we have seen happen over the course of the last year and a half is the schools shut down forcing millions of kids to fall further and further behind. this is something we absolutely cannot allow to continue and something that is totally unacceptable. we have to start focusing on closing that achievement down and helping to push kids and a brighter future. the further they fall behind, the harder it will be for them to catch up here and pushing them into a lifetime of poverty and despair is something that is simply unacceptable here in this country. president biden has failed the school children in america and we have to do a better job and i hope a load of the conservative governments that sit down with him today will hold his feet to the fire and pushed him to start doing a better job on

that front. >> ainsley: i know you have raised $12 million to run for governor in the state of arkansas peer that is unbelievably peer the nearest democratic competitor chris jenner has raved $3,000,000.90000 add to the 90,000 donors are from arkansas. so you get a lot of money from other states but how are you doing that. >> i think fighting back from the left out of washington the overreaching federal government approach and pushing strength to the state's resignation with people not just to my home state of arkansas but across the country. i think we have to have a coalition of conservative governors pushing back and i look forward to being one of the leaders in that effort. that message is certainly working, and we have cleared our primary and a great position, unifying the parting and arkansas and i want to be a huge red wave. >> ainsley: your current governor hutchison saying he

does not think trump deserves a second shot? >> look, i love the president. i'm very thankful for his leadership and certainly for his support of my campaign. i think our country would be in an infinitely better position if we had president trump in office and not president biden right now. we have to be focused on 2022, making sure republicans take back the house, senate control of the governor's office is across the country. then let president trump make a decision about what he wants to do in 2024. but i also want to note for a fact we would be in a much better position if we had president trump in office right now and not president biden. >> ainsley: a lot of people at this rally, oh, my gosh, i don't know if you saw, cars lined up for lines. >> president trump far and wide and not waning but i think actually growing across the country. >> ainsley: thank you so much, sarah, great to see you. coming up delivery store owner fights back when the thieves come for his gold and how he prevented another california

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you can go cry to the teacher because someone said "hurt your feelings." i want to respect everyone's opinion. >> brian: exactly, and offer a hotline. we spoke to and directed towards conservative groups on campus. i get it. spider-man no way homemaking film history this weekend crossing the $1 billion mark the international box office with critically acclaimed installment. >> i've only had one week. >> brian: the movie is just the tenth film in history to reach the $1 billion mark. those are your headlines. lawrence, try to match that. >> lawrence: i will try, thanks, brian. so a tough lesson in truth. justice in american way after new woke superman fails, the fly

with readers. this issue not breaking the top 50 comic books sold last month. this is the pro cup thin blue in is reportedly unwelcome on facebook and the largest comic book sub read it. the comic book writer and author of "thin blue line mc" mike barrett, mike to get into the reddit, but the folks inside of that form are the ones taking a step down. >> i don't know how it works, but i signed up for reddit in in and the first thing i did was say read my pfeiffer novels with motorcycle hoodlum who went to prison and found god. that was it. and instantly my post was removed. i haven't been able to post anything there since. when we put up "thin blue line mc book nobody saw it and by the

standards of racism and hate speech. >> lawrence: what is hate speech about your book? >> nothing. 20 years ago a story like this would have raised an eyebrow, but into dies hyper politicized environment, many people find support for the police objectionable. it is a state crime story with drama. and i happen to cast the police as heroes and one of the reasons i did this was because i know a number of police. the cops i know our civic minded individuals who joined the force to be a positive force in the community. >> lawrence: mike i'm curious, we had a shot though my cops shot and killed in new york and three cups in houston, texas, shot at and another one killed in harris county but the highest numbers ever of shootings against cops. is there a change in tone from the social media companies seeing this after this war on

cops? >> if there is, i haven't seen it. but again, i'm on social media because as a writer you have to do that. i am on twitter a lot. and this morning, i have been blocking controls right and left. but twitter is not the real world, as you know. twitter is a small minority of loud voices. and that is the problem with culture, the small minority of loud voices direct the conversation, and they see much larger and more powerful than they are. people don't want their entertainment politicized. used to be comic books and football in professional sports, that was off limits to politics and a place to enjoy yourself and relax. the purpose is entertainment. and i think today a number of publishers have lost sight of that fact. >> lawrence: we reached out to read it, this is what they had to say in a statement "reddit

did not remove the content in question, the content was removy the sub read it, volunteer moderator who enforced rules specific and unique to their individual sub read it." what is your reaction to that? sounds like gobbledygook to me. and local administrator, i get the impression it is someone who is probably young and hasn't been exposed to a lot of different points of view. as you know, the education system these days, it is skewed one way. i don't think kids are taught critical thinking. >> lawrence: mike, thank you so much for joining us. if you are in the audience and want to purchase a copy of "thin blue line mc go to thenbluecomics.com. we did not hear back from comic. virginia schools ignoring the governor's order to make optional while students who

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>> brian: welcome back, everybody. mask madness mania, to find governor young guns order to make mask optional. seven school board's head to court claiming "the order violates the constitution. it all comes as mask lists don't make maskless separated from their mask class threatened with suspension. a loudoun county parent is fed up but what is the situation with your daughter? >> my daughter is in eighth grade. and she, along with about 20 other kids have been segregated in the auditorium. if they want to go to their locker, they are escorted by a sheriff. so it is a really interesting dynamic here they are segregated here they are not allowed transportation, and they are not eating lunch with their peers who are eating mask lists.

so a very interesting dynamic. >> brian: i know what you mean by that. it is so aggravating. she said "i want to get the best education without being interrupted. with the mask, i can't breathe with it and i get headaches in school. it is we are to require kids to wear but if you go to a grocery store, movie theater, it's not required." plus she has asthma, right? >> our youngest little guy has asthma. he is in the first grade. so, that is exacerbated his breathing and it has caused all sorts of trouble. he's been on a nebulizer a couple of times a day for the past two years. so this is more than just, you know, "hey, we don't want to wear a mask." there is other dynamics to the conversation being completely ignored. >> brian: such idiocy and the report cloth masks are basically ineffective and can make you 5% safer. that comes out and we are

pretending like that isn't a titanic conclusion that we have come up with? >> yeah, it is surprising that they would go to such effort when the risk is certainly not there. and to be at a time when they are segregating, discriminating, creating psychological warfare with children that have nothing to do with this conversation. you know, even our daughter, multiple times in her school has told "kiddo, you need to pull your mask all the way over your nose" you could kill someone right now. we are disheartened by the punitive way in which they are handling this. there is a new executive order. we have followed every rule, every law, and we intend to follow this one as well. >> brian: right, but in the meantime, we have to wait for the courts to sort this out.

two people, do you think anyone is taken into the emotional scar of these kids? can you give me an idea how your kids have change last year and a half, two years? >> well, for our littlest guy, this is his only educational experiences through pandemic. and so, it puts them on edge when you go out and they are asking, "do we put on a mask now? or they say, you don't need to." are youngest guy had a medical exemption last year because his asthma was so bad. i'm embarrassed to say, it didn't occur to me to suggest to remove the mask. a better physician said, "this has to come off." when we return to school, we presented the note. there was no pushback. he went in and parents are not allowed in the school. we handed the note. he got out of the car with the

note, and he went on. so when they called us, you know, at the end of the day, they had put a mask on him and told us they would not honor it. so now, he polices himself here or there a lot of anxiety that comes with the damage that is done. and again, at this point, a new executive order has been passed. we have followed everything before. why would we not follow this one as we did in the past? >> brian: right. teachers are worried and let them put a n-95 masks and that is why you elected governor young can ahead of these people in your school. thank you for telling your story, abby, thank you. >> thank you so much for taking the time. >> brian: absolutely. we reached out to loudoun county public school for a statement but did not hear back. straight ahead tens of thousands across the northeast without power after this weekend's big

storm. record-setting snow falling along the east coast and more might be on the way. i want to check in with my senior meteorologist, janice dean, who does not believe isa don't like shoveled snow this week. i need to get proof. we need to get don on the phone. let's look at the current temperatures while brianne calls don and make sure he did shovel snow this weekend. temperatures across florida are still quite cold. we have freeze advisories but warm the temperatures up over the next 12-48 hours. the next big storm system across the plains states, this will stretch from the great lakes all the way down towards parts of texas and towards the rockies, the southern rockies. this will be a pretty big deal, spanning 3,000 miles. temperatures not only cold, but we could see the potential for ice. accumulating ice on the roads, carolinas that will not be good and thin potential for more snow. keeping us whether people in

business, which is great news, brian, did you call your wife yet? >> brian: no, but i will get her on the phone. >> i believe you, sort of. there is a picture. you need to have video. >> brian: good to see you in the studio for the first hour of the show. all right, thank you very much. up next singer-songwriter aaron lewis known for his patriotic hit "am i the only one?" a special performance of the song but let's check in with dana perino fresh off "talks on sunday." a fantastic job. you got to work with bill hemmer victorious with his bengals. >> he is. on top of the world so to say and congratulations on your show, i left it. soft on crime and immigration catching up to police department and border control with officers deciding to retire much earlier than they wanted to. you will meet to cope female officers who say they have never seen morale this bad at all levels. the pentagon maintains russian

invasion is potentially imminent as the biden administration heads to capitol hill this week to speak to lawmakers and what they need to do to be prepared to answer. and the bengals will pay the bill might play the rams in super bowl xxxvi, bill hemmer, as i mentioned on top of the world. get ready for epic dana read sports and we will see you at 9:00. no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa.

♪ ♪ >> brian: singer-songwriter aaron lewis with acoustic tour after having his appendix taken out. passing a kidney stone. >> lawrence: back on the road for his brand-new solo album frayed at both ends. >> ainsley: he joins us with the album and special. the song "am i the only one?" i thought that was my favorite song but i like this new one. first of all, how are you feeling? >> i am feeling so much better. it wasn't the appendectomy that knocked me down but the kidney stones that followed after. that was the worst thing i've ever experienced for sure. >> lawrence: aaron, what inspired you to write this album?

>> well over the years, the fans have asked over and over for an acoustic record. and i'm kind of at a place where i wanted to try something new and allow some trusted people in my life to be a part of the writing process. so i kind of went with that for the first time ever. and i couldn't be happier with the results. >> brian: can you tell me about the song we are about to hear? "everybody talks to god" has been kicked around nashville fo. nashville is a funny place and chases things that are odd sometimes. that song, for some reason had been pitched to everybody and nobody wanted to record it. and i heard the song and heard

all of the faith and belief that was in it. and i couldn't leave it on the shelf anymore. i was quite proud to record it. >> ainsley: i can't believe it. so remarkable and basically everyone is going to talk to god with a believer or not. i know you are patriotic. using it for a crowd of troops at fort campbell. i know one your tour, touring with our good friend tim, congratulations on that. here is the song that we are about to hear, simply powerful so let's roll tape. ♪♪ he was sayin' grace over a tuesday blue-plate special ♪ ♪ when the man in the next booth said, "don't you watch tv?" ♪

♪ don't you know that god's a myth, i hate to see you waste your breath ♪ ♪ 'cause there ain't no use talkin' to a ghost that don't exist ♪ ♪ the prayin' man said, "amen" and looked up from his plate ♪ ♪ and said, "you may not talk to god right now, but there's gonna come a day" ♪ ♪ 'cause whether you're a farmer in the field ♪ ♪ prayin' for the rain ♪ ♪ or you curse him at the gravesite ♪ ♪ 'cause he called a loved one's name ♪ ♪ you can thank him, you can blame him ♪ ♪ either way, you're gonna face him ♪ ♪ whether you believe in him or not ♪

♪ 'cause, in the end, everybody talks to god ♪ ♪ the man in the booth went quiet 'cause he didn't have a comeback ♪ ♪ so he shrugged it off and paid his tab then shuffled out the door ♪ ♪ and the prayin' man he prayed for the man who drove away ♪ ♪ hopin' he would see the light before it got too late ♪ ♪ but how was he to know he touched a non-believers soul ♪ ♪ who got that conversation two

red lights down the road ♪ ♪ 'cause whether you're a farmer in the field ♪ ♪ prayin' for the rain ♪ ♪ or you curse him at the gravesite ♪ ♪ 'cause he called a loved one's name ♪ ♪ and you can thank him, you can blame him ♪ ♪ either way, you're gonna face him ♪ ♪ whether you believe in him or not ♪ ♪ 'cause, in the end, everybody talks to god ♪ ♪ everybody talks to god ♪ ♪ you can thank him, you can blame him ♪ ♪ either way, you're gonna face him ♪

♪ whether you believe in him or not ♪ ♪ in the end, everybody talks to god ♪ ♪ everybody talks to god ♪ ♪ we all talk to god ♪ ♪ everybody talks to god ♪♪

>> ainsley: isn't that great? can you believe they passed that for 20 years? >> lawrence: dumb decision. >> ainsley: a beautiful song. both of you have your new shows. >> brian: in between dan bongino. >> ainsley: you are going to california. >> lawrence: "one nation." >> brian: florence jones at ten. >> lawrence: >> >> dana: i'm dana perino. bill has the day off. >> i wonder why bill has the day off? >> dana: we'll have more on that a little later. >> i'm eric shawn and this is "america's newsroom." >> dana: homeland security secretary witnessed the tense exchange in person friday as he visited the border in laredo. it came amid reports of