♪ ♪ >> todd: it is tuesday, february 1st. the police officers and first responders under siege from coast to coast. a firefighter in california getting shot and killed battling a blaze. today americans will gather and warn the funerals of texas constable charles galloway gunned down by an illegal immigrant. all of this as new york city will honor nypd officer wilbert mora at his wake at st. patrick's cathedral one week after powerful service of his partner. >> ashley: republican senator tom cotton raising concerns the justice department may not be representing u.s. marshals who protected the federal courthouse in portland, oregon.

the rioters over the summer of 2020. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. i'm ashley strohmier in for shirley kemp is. >> todd: i am todd piro and wait until you hear the details that ashley mentioned but first we begin with joe biden border crisis, record numbers for immigrants pouring into the u.s. being allowed to stay here regardless of the crimes they have committed. >> ashley: the white house will focus on the root cause of emigration with the latest numbers showing the people coming into the country illegally are not even from the northern tribal countries. >> i'm from ukraine. >> you are from ukraine? and you are from russia. >> ashley: in washington with the latest, good morning, griff. >> good morning ashley and todd. let me give you a startling statistic 45% of illegal immigrants were from countries other than northern triangle of el salvador and guatemala. last week in the rio grande

valley, five men were apprehended. and a number of criminal migrants also increasing overnight, the chief putting in this picture of child sex offender napped with two ms-13 gang members. yuma county sheriff blaming it on the biden administration's policies. >> from a community standpoint, it is a mess. he will not prosecute anybody that enters the country illegally. >> this as president biden faced questions over the crisis at the border like asia who pushed the president how to meet the challenges. >> one of the fundamental things you have to do in addition to some of the changes we will make we are looking into today is that if we can figure out why they are leaving in the first place. >> meanwhile, lawmakers on capitol hill outraged over claim death and flights taken into their own hands. introducing legislation barring

migrants from showing arrest warrants to board airplanes. sing in a statement, it is pretty simple if an illegal immigrant presents arrest warrant as a former i.d. they should be arrested but not cleared for tsa to hop on a plane to the united states. the fact this is an issue is beyond outrageous. this is a threat to the national security and it must be stopped immediately." meanwhile illegal immigrants accused of killing 19-year-old adrian sabia, you see here killed in a hit-and-run crash november 2020. that criminal immigrant no longer facing deportation after secretary alejandro mayorkas and that woman will be speaking to guys and just a moment, todd and ashley. >> todd: looking forward to talking to them, griff, thank you. stephen miller with this reaction. joe biden is diluting and damaging citizenship by allowing people to come into the country in violation of our laws. the first act on the soil is a

disrespect of sovereignty rather than people who come here, take the oath, do it right and join our family and community. all citizens of all backgrounds from all places should be deeply outraged. >> todd: in the meantime senator tom cotton failing to block doj nomination if the department does not defend u.s. marshals and blm riot lawsuits. >> ashley: life with the details, good morning, brooke. >> good morning, senator cotton threatened to block doj nominations with reports indicate the justice department will not defend four u.s. marshals who are facing lawsuits stemming from the black lives matter protest back in 2020. now, and a letter to attorney general merrick garland, writes a refusal to represent the deputy marshals would violate the department's long-standing practice in moral duty to defend the law enforcement officers when they are sued for actions and the line of duty. several lawsuits have been filed against law enforcement in response to the blm riots beer

the justice department said at this point, it is reviewing senator cotton's letter and will respond soon. but the white house seemingly has yet to read it. listen. >> there is a letter from tom hutton threatening to block the doj nominees over the department of justice allegedly denying four deputy u.s. marshal's legal defense and lawsuits stemming from the portland riots. is the white house aware of this, and can you give us explanation why that would be happening? >> i'm not aware of the specifics, jackie but i will check with the counsel's office to see if there is something more specific and get back to you. >> thank you. >> ashley: during the seattle riots, seriously consider transferring the police departments east precinct building to the black lives matter seattle chapter. now, protesters at the time set up an autonomous zone after the police abandoned the building june 8, 2020, but the official transfer never happened. a memo by "the seattle times"

shows city officials recommended working with the law department to draft real property transfer documents. now july 1, 2020, the police ultimately returned to the building which is said, by the way, to be worth $5 million but only after the autonomous zone set up by anarchist protesters from ashley, todd. >> ashley: thanks, brooke. and americans in the north east are digging out of the store after the weekend winter storm and it looks like more is on the way. >> digging out in front of the building, senior meteorologist janice. we have known about the storm for months, weeks, years. and then in terms of the building we've had the snow for four days. >> there were many snow trucks in front of the building today. here in the northeast, i don't think this will be a snowstorm for us. it will be too warm. we will actually get rid of some of the snow. but for millions of folks across the central u.s., you are in for a big ride this morning and the

next couple of days. 17 in fargo, 52 kansas city and you are thinking 52 in kansas city and they still get snow? a powerful cold front is moving in today and tomorrow and then that powerful storm system that stores tonight. all right, not much on the radar right now, but we do have some showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast here. but watch what we have happening from the southwest from the rockies up towards the great lakes. the interior northeast. i mean, this is quite a colorful map, winter weather watches, warnings, advisories. look what happened overnight into wednesday and thursday. we got everything. we have got rain, freezing rain and ice, and then we have the snow on the cold side of the storm. i am concerned with the ice. this is happening during the week when people are trying to get to work and trying to get back to work. when you have a nice forecast an inch or a court on the power lines and on the roads, to the ohio valley and the northeast,

that will be a dangerous situation. people need to heed the warnings. no one is coming and listen to the local forecast. the snow forecast and some cases 8-12 inches, 12-18 inches to the northeast and lakes region. but the ice that is the biggest concern i have. here is the bottom line. tuesday evening tonight, into credit all types of weather, winter weather, heavy rain impact travel disruptions, obviously, obviously the ice on the roads and the power lines. we have a big set up of arctic air and winter storm and the possibility for an ice storm as well. so, keeping us in business. i want people to download foxweather.com. the app will keep you up to date and because it is coming during the workday, stay inside if you don't have to drive. >> ashley: that ice, ice storm in missouri in 202011, people didn't have power. generators to go.

nothing to mess around with. >> we will keep you up to date. ice has no joke. >> todd: j.d., thank you. is he or isn't he? we are talking about brady. what he is saying about all the rumors. >> ashley: plus, talking to the family of this 19-year-old woman who lost her life because a man who is in this country illegally was driving under the influence. we are talking to them about the biden administration's policy allowing that man to stay here in america.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: dhs is resending the deportation of an illegal immigrant who killed 19-year-old adrian sophia while driving drunk. joining me now, kim paxton the

attorney general, ron, and adrian's cousin. thank you to all for being here. rhonda, as a parent i cannot imagine your pain. when you heard your daughters killer would not be deported, what was your reaction? >> first of all, my reaction was, why? i wasn't told in the beginning, you know, that he wasn't going to be deported, but i was told that he was, but i really want to know why. >> todd: do you have any sense as to why? is there any reason you can come up with as to why because i can't? >> that is a good question. a very good question. i wish somebody could tell me. because i mean, it to me, and not being deported, it is like, you telling me my daughter's life didn't mean anything.

>> todd: i can imagine what that feels like as a parent. just know that your daughter's life did mean something my wanted to make that clear. how much of a decision is this by dhs? >> it is very unfortunate. i was shocked, actually, and i thought he would be punished. but again, they don't care. >> todd: i feel like that sentence is something we hear too often from the victims and their families. why does the administration not seem to care about me, my family member in my situation. ag paxton, alejandra mae orca said they will focus on those a threat to public safety. the guy killed rhonda's daughter, how much more of a threat does alejandro mayorkas need to see? >> apparently it does not matter. i feel sad for the family because the reality is i believe

biden betrayed our country, our family that are losing people right and left weather to for internal work crimes or issues just like this. it is hard to understand. it is hard to answer the question why and the question is why they have a greater goal than saving members of families. >> todd: talk to me a little bit about the community that you live in is experiencing right now? have they been supportive of you and your fight? >> oh, definitely, definitely. we have an outpour of love and it's been amazing, actually. >> todd: what do they want to see happen to the guy that killed your cousin? the same thing, what is going on, not only that he hit her but took off and ran a pier that is the unfortunate part too.

>> todd: rhonda what is your message to the biden administration when it comes to border policies? >> well, my messages look out for the american people first. because truth be told, this is literally my first time voting and i voted for you and i feel disappointed right now. and i don't understand. >> todd: what did you think joe biden was going to do for you, and what hasn't he done for you? >> well, i thought he was going to talk for the american people, basically. >> todd: the year that he's been in office, what have you experienced besides obviously a tragedy involving your daughter and the lack of sending this guy that did this to your daughter away. >> absolutely nothing.

i'm sorry. i hope that, you know, i'm wrong, but i don't feel anything. i don't feel like he's done anything but disappoint. >> todd: again, i was asked the why. any sense to why he has not done anything this year in office? why he has created situations where your daughters killer gets to stay in the country, even though he shouldn't be here? >> can anybody answer the need that? i would like to know why he did that. >> todd: it doesn't make a lick of sense. so many things the administration is doing. it is not what they promised us and it doesn't make a lick of sense. it is victims like you, tranette and of course, you come around at that have to do with the consequences. i want to thank all three of you, tranette, rhonda, kim paxton, and allow individuals

like the killer of rhonda's daughter to stay in the country. keep us posted and rhonda, our thoughts and prayers are with you. that will not bring her back, but certainly, we are with you. ashley come over to you. >> ashley: i hope the biden administration sees that because that woman deserves answers. sticking with the border crisis, biden and harris did not have answers about secret flights or the record number of illegal immigrants leading across everyday. doug ducey met with the president and he will tell us what he learned. ♪ ♪ woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪

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comparing the anti-mandate to fascism. joe concha joining me to react. joe, how come the media justin trudeau only agree with protest if it aligns with what they think in particular to revert back to 2020 blm protest? >> yeah because of disdain for working truckers. and colt is a relatively benign term when compared to other words with striking truck drivers in canada. we have seen racist used, domestic terrorists used to describe these folks. this comes from the same critics that supports black lives matter for the riots of summer of 2020. one note sums this up ottawa chief of police report zero arrest over the weekend of ant and other factual notice the truck drivers are isolated people and literally carried oun quarantine. there is no logic applied here. all about the prime minister

expanding his power and the american media actually cheering it on. >> ashley: let's get to this now, in the meantime will be goldberg facing outrage for comments she made. >> let's be truthful about it because the holocaust isn't about race. it is about man's inhumanity to man. >> ashley: wow, an estimated 6 million jewish people were completely eliminated by adolf hitler. where does she think that this comment would not garner criticism? >> todd: there is even more to that, believe me. whoopi goldberg said this has white people doing it to white people so this is you all go fight amongst yourselves. this is what she said about the holocaust. on a program the most things are set on a daily basis. whoopi goldberg, wins the metal. let's be blunt this is anti-semitism him broad daylight. this isn't about race?

this was hitler's entire insane argument. inferior race, dramatic people are inferior and justify. and as she said 6 million people systematically murdered. whoopi goldberg started the holocaust by schindler's list years ago. she apologized in a written statement. i want to see her do it on the air as well. you make the comment on "the view" you make the apology on "the view." and in a related story, "the view" 25 years on the year doesn't of dozens of cohost and exactly two jewish cohost and none in the past six years. that is pretty telling. >> ashley: it really is. and now to the final topic for the day. "the new york times" is getting criticized for crimes plaguing new york and make the city safe without reverting to the old policing especially black and latino community seen under previous mayors. in this editorial of the board

actually proposed solutions including more funding for the communities of antiviolence groups appear they have pushed the groups policing and social workers to respond to domestic violence calls. if you refer back a few weeks ago, two nypd officer shot and killed responding to domestic violence call. do you really think this notion of less police and more of the community get involved, do you think they really want to get involved after they see what is happening? >> what is great point, ashley aired as lazy as the perfect word for the editorial. the exact word behind defining the please, take money from the police departments and adding police officers. instead put it into community activists that will help handle the problem instead, look, it is refund the police. that is what the headline should be but a result of $1 billion taken from the new york city police department and two officers killed across the

country, 25 police officer shot this year and one day into february and so the media, not doing their job here. i'm not saying they have to take a side and take an argument but a logical thing to say when you take police away from the community more crime will happen and yet the editorial board of "the new york times" living in the elite bubble in very good neighborhoods of new york are tone-deaf on this issue and it clearly shows, ashley, rapid fire is over. a great job and all in a short period of time. >> ashley: i want to say one final comment when it comes back to the communities, the black and latino community say they don't want policing. we have people on the network saying after that 1-year-old little girl just turned one actually and in the hospital and got shot in the bronx, we need the police to help us appear they are begging for help. joe concha, thank you so much. >> poll after poll, ashley, says that as well. that is not an isolated

antidote. that is the american people in general and particularly blacks and latinos they more police, not less police. you are exactly right. got to go. >> todd: the white house press secretary with a lot of backlash for laughing off a question about some soft on crime policies emboldening criminals. jackie ibanez with the details. >> good morning, todd white house press secretary jen psaki in hot water after appearing to muck our network coverage soft on crime policy. listen. >> jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. what does that mean? so an alternate universe on some coverage. >> our very own jacqui heinrich press jen psaki on the press coverage. >> where you seeking personal command or is that at all a reflection of this hierarchy of the administration? the president has been a

longtime advocate of addressing crime. he has never been for defining the police. that is a root of the president's agenda. speed to national fraternal order of police has demanding te white house official issue an apology. the president writes "i think it is wrong, very wrong for jen psaki to suggest violent crime in the country is of no concern or to laugh it off pretending violent crime are part of another reality will not help this domestic victims. jen psaki owns a apology. the first responders become a target. a firefighter is shot and killed putting out a dumpster fire in stockton, california. he leaves behind a wife and two children. the firefighters union president finally remembering the 47-year-old. >> max was a firefighter that showed up every day and never complained about being on the job. i don't know too many other firefighters who enjoyed the the drop as much as him. >> todd: the suspect robert

sommerville is facing charges but meanwhile the country will continue to mourn the fallen heroes and the fallen charles galloway gunned down by illegal immigrant is today as new york city will honor nypd officer wilbert mora at saint patrick's cathedral. >> todd: jackie, thank you for not just hunter biden but another son of a powerful democrat with fraud and bribery investigation. i will tell you what we are learning about paul. >> ashley: americans want answers on biden undercover migrant operation. hear from governor doug ducey lu met with the president yesterday and forced out of the room and he is telling us what he learned next. ♪ ♪ rob did his best to manage his constipation

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>> ashley: del rio border agents encountering 18 migrants and including 75 unaccompanied children. agents apprehended seven criminals and stop 16 smuggling attempts. jason owen's tweeting "criminals don't take days off and neither do we." kamala harris didn't have anything to say about the crisis while meeting with the governors yesterday. instead, she focused on voting rights and has border agents pleaded release from biden harmful policies, he told the governors he wants to stay focused on root causes of migration. >> it is not like people sit around in what a harlot, i have a great idea from coyote, take

us across the border, and don't speak the language, won't that be fun. >> ashley: with the reporters rushed out of the room when they tried to ask questions. >> todd: arizona governor doug ducey met with president biden at the white house. great to have you come a governor. thank you for being here. when it comes to the border, let's start on that. you one of the cartels not only to shape our border policy, but that the widener white house is acting as their marketing arm. did biden have an answer for that? >> the biden white house has really disconnected from the reality of the border. they keep talking about the northern triangle, honduras, guatemala. they are not addressing the real public safety issues that are happening at the border. what the cartels are doing and what is happening around national security and the

sentinel pouring over appear they have message points in the white house. they don't want to address the reality of the danger of the drug spilling into the country. so we are deploying the national guard. we have the border strike force, but other parts of the border that are wide open and unprotected. >> todd: one of the things the president did say while the media was doing the room, we have a lot of work to do when it comes to the border. but one thing i'm sure he didn't want to go into too much for the secret flights taking migrants from the border and flogging them elsewhere throughout the country. eventually, ushered out of the room before you and fellow governors to ask questions. did anybody pressed the president on secret migrant flights? >> he was asked about the border and immigration. he didn't touch on the flights that we are also concerned about. why i say he is so could disconnected, he was very generous with his time, but he

went on and on about the good old days about when he and lindsey graham were trying to solve immigration when they were both senators. now, listen, he's been vice president for eight years. he was out of office for four years. now he is the president of the united states. he could take action right now that would secure that border. we send him a 10-point plan from the governor's association to address immediately to secure our border. so what we want is action, attention, and purpose from this administration. and it is can't wait. it needs to happen right now. these fentanyl overdoses that we are reading about in towns and cities well outside of arizona are coming over our southern border. and it needs to be addressed from a public safety perspective. if kamala harris is looking for root causes come all she has to do is look inside the oval office. >> todd: governor cuomo last we not forget a texas corbel will be buried following being

killed at the hands of an illegal immigrant who crossed our southern border. i want to get your thoughts on this before we have to let you go. covid a big issue but you sued president biden last friday and made for an awkward moment in the white house appeared the reason you are suing is what the federal government is doing with regard to covid funds. what are they trying to do to you? >> joe biden is more focused on masks than he is on math. we want to take our dollars and get our kids caught up. we want to eliminate learning loss in arizona. if there is a bureaucrat in the education cartel that wants to shut down the school to virtue signal and if they do it even one day, that parent can take their taxpayer dollars and go to the school of their choice. that is what we are going to continue to do. we are focusing on getting air kids educated, math, reading,

science from american civics and in addition summer school. it will be a camp to get these kids caught up. we will not let the biden administration get an hour away. when they try to bully us, we will take them to court and i'm confident we will be successful. >> todd: governor y has everything when it comes to covid a power play from the biden white house? >> i think the biden white house loves the top down, one-size-fits-all, federal strategy. and it is obviously failed. if we truly want our states to be laboratories of democracy, give them the latitude appeared look at places like arizona, texas, florida, tennessee. every republican state has handled this differently. they have protected lives, livelihood and individual liberties. it is working. there is an accident from the blue states where they were his failed policy. americans are voting and coming

to places like arizona. they are welcome to arizona. all we ask them is please don't forget where you left california in the first place. we are going to keep arizona arizona. >> todd: governor, 30,000-foot view. as you walk out of that meeting, is there anything that the president said that led you to believe or any competence in this administration going forward? >> speak with the president is disconnected from the reality on the ground right now. what is happening with inflation, the national security issue at the border in addition to the public safety issue at the border. there wasn't much for us to have confidence in what is happening in this white house. he did pledged to work with governors. now, those are words and he's had positive words in the past. what we look to as governors is real actions. and what we want is the

flexibility and ability to shape our states own future. so, stop trying to help us, president biden. if there are resources available, send them to the states pro rata. stop paying people to not work, stay home and self medicaid. let's get the economy going again and get the national dynamism and lets secure the border and protect american spirit that is the role of the federal government, greg abbott and i will do what we can in arizona and texas. we are doing everything we can for the entire southern border if it is not secure, neither is our nation. the federal government needs to step up and do its job. >> todd: governor ducey, we appreciate you being our eyes and ears in that meeting and we appreciate your time today. thank you very much. >> ashley: gavin newsom says he only took off his mask for a photo with friends at the rams game. turns out, that is not true and

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>> todd: coming up on "fox & friends" for 2 minutes from now on the first day of february, president biden says "i can't figure out why the migrants are coming to the united states." could it be wide open border? we will talk to former secretary of state mike pompeo and what this means for national security with the president has to say about that. plus we show you the video yesterday of this incredible moment, this california business owner confronted smash and grab robbers and used his legal handgun to fend off the criminals. the business owner will join us live. he will not let them walk away with his stuff. also on deck pastor cory brooks on day 73 of 100 day camp out on a roof in chicago to raise awareness for rising crime. also will cain, tom homan, leo terrell, john gray talks about mr. brady. so don't miss a minute the first day of fox and don't make "fox & friends" for february 12 and a half minutes right here todd and

ashley with the morning news. good morning to both of you. >> todd: steve we will see you in a little bit. thanks. and his time matches the set. >> steve: beautiful. i am coordinating with nature. >> ashley: i know you coordinate, steve i trust him on that one. hunter biden's former business partner cooperating with the probe and the hunters texas. >> todd: fox news with the details, cheryl, this is something. it is, good morning devon archer cooperating with the feds during an investigation into hunter biden's chinese business dealings. an investigation provided by "the new york post" looking at bank records to the bank of china. and acknowledged a tax investigation of the names reportedly involved eric sure when and other business partner and hunter's uncle james biden, president biden's brother. meanwhile "the new york times" filed a request suing the state department seeking emails between hunter biden and the romanian embassy.

but now the topic of conversation with pelosi son. >> paul pelosi jr. who reportedly tied to a fraud and bribery scheme. the daily mail reported the officials were bribed with violation of ex-girlfriend's decaying property. the city official already indicted for fraud, joshua boswell with the story. >> in the charges come at the feds leveled against the building inspector and the guy allegedly paying the bribes, he has this client and we don't know for sure if that is paul pelosi jr. but the facts the feds are crawling around everyone he knows seems to point to him. >> linked to five federal probes. this would be his sixth. >> todd: we are finally hearing from whether or not putting him out to pasture. >> ashley: exactly, seven-time super bowl champion, tom brady

reportedly going to retire... sort of. >> just through the process and when the time is right, will be ready to make a decision one way or the other just like i said last week. >> ashley: a possible hold up $50 million deferred signing bonus on february 4th, although reports this morning he gets the money either way so. so basically the mystery continues. there is no mystery for all of you. do not continue to american dream home. and the great state of texas, one couple looks for their waterfront oasis. and we are headed to tennessee, the family on a hunt for a cool mountain cabinet 8:00 eastern time. a part of the new fox business prime timeline of. >> todd: you know brady gets $15 million, hey do you want to find a dream home and let me shoot it? we can put together the brady dream home because i'm sure he lives in a shack right now. >> or several reportedly. >> todd: jen psaki laughs off

the violent crime crisis but wait until you hear how much defund the police efficacy stacey abrams spent on private security. >> ashley: we talk about it next. . .

>> on fox is jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. what does that mean. there is an alternate universe on some coverage. what is scary about it is that a lot of people watch that. >> ashley: white house press secretary jen psaki laughing off americans experience crime. >> now police union demanding apology. joining us live always on a tuesday fox nation host tomi lahren. good to see you as always. despite the overwhelming evidence of crime rav vanning our cities and crime on the whole why does jen psaki and this white house continue to

remain blind on what victims in our nation are going through. >> two different things, todd. a huge political liability and number two they are not seeing it firsthand. they have private security. probably the best security in the world it doesn't touch and effect them. what i would say to jen psaki if she is confused what soft on crime policies are. she should go to any american citizens, especially a democrat run major city and see it firsthand. i can name a few things. defund and demonize the police movement. crime reclassification. crime realignment. no cash bail. catch and release happening not only in american cities but at our lawless southern border. if she goes there, she can take a look firsthand and see exactly what the lawlessness and soft on crime policies we are talking about right here on fox news and across the united states both republicans and democrats. if she want to have some fun lock arms with our vice president kamala harris go right on down to that southern border and see more of the lawlessness then i would think she would know what we are talking about.

>> ashley: fraternal order of police demanding an apology for that piggy backing off defund the police movement. stacey abrams spent more than a million dollars on private security in 2021 despite her support to defund the police. my question here is how in the same breath is she going to pay boat loads of money for private security and try and take away the security, that sense of security that the community and the public has with police? >> well, it's a tale as old as time. democrats doing one thing and saying another. i believe it was representative cori bush who said of the same thing her life and work was too important. she needed private security and the rest of us needed to suck it up and defund police. the democrats are going to pay for this come november midterms and start realizing how badly they are going to pay for this. probably starting will n. early summer. they are going to gaslight us to believe they they're not forefor defund the police and soft on crime policies.

it's how many americans are going to get hurt or killed while we waited for democrats to wake up and see what's hang in our cities. we can't just wait for them to see the political liability of all of this. we need to let them know this needs to be handled urgently it's a matter of measure safety and not political. >> ashley: before i hand it to have todd i would like for people like psaki and stacey abrams to tell this to the mother of that 1-year-old who was shot in the head in the bronx a couple weeks ago they want to defund the police and take their security away from them. >> todd: like we live in two different worlds. your former buddy gavin newsom took off hat for a photo with magicking johnson. he had that mask off a lot there at sofi stadium at the nfc championship game. here he is trying to defend himself. >> i was trying to be gracious and i made -- i mean i was trying to be gracious and took the mask off for a brief second.

>> todd: almost said he made a mistake kind of went there and didn't. at this point, tomi, should we expect anything different from governor french laundry? >> listen, you cannot hide from that damn camera. i think it's important that governor newsom broke the news to us that you can't spread covid while taking a photo. that's a wonderful piece of health and safety advice that i'm so glad that we are hearing from governor newsom. he is lying to the american people. let's keep in mind meanwhile the american students, especially in his home state of california are now expected to wear medical grade masks as if they are going to school at chernobyl but he can have some fun with magic johnson and take his mask off for a brief moment or the entire game again, is he too important his fun and his photo op. just more important than the comfortability and the learning success of american students as well as the rest of us who quite frankly who would like to free our faces. >> todd: who cares that people are drawing pictures of themselves without noses and

mouths. as long as i can enjoy the nfc championship game all good. >> ashley: it will be interesting to see what happens in the super bowl at the stadium. are. >> todd: i can guarantee the players will be wearing helmets. tomi, lehner, thank you. let's do this tomorrow. >> ashley: same time, same place. >> todd: with that "fox & friends" begins right now. >> growing concern crime surge is not being taken seriously jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences i mean, what what does that even mean. >> you are so locked up in your ivory tower that you have no idea what americans really care about. >> record numbers of migrants pouring into the u.s. >> one of the fundamental things we have got to do is if we figure out why they are leaving in the first place. >> they are never going to get their job right when they misidentify what is and is not a crisis. >> united states and russia facing off u.n. security council. >>