around this and thoroughly conservatively disliked ron desantis you have worked with in florida leaning on this and mayor of miami, you have been building this movement. we appreciate that and you joining us tonight, thank you, benji. don't forget to set your dvr and we will see you next monday when the next revolution. ♪ ♪ >> carley: we began this morning after a stunning super bowl in los angeles, the bengals and the rams going back and forth all night long. but it is the home team that has pulled it off. >> past, touch, got it, touchdown! joe burrow trying to keep it solid, incomplete and it look like -- >> carley: super tough cut them at catching that touchdown,

the game-winner with over one minute left after or before hearing donald and defense healed the first super bowl in 22 years. a historic season being named mvp, well-deserved. be when they give you the football but they give me pop-culture halftime show, and millennial hip-hop fans with dr. dre, snoop, mary jay boyish and m&m. ♪ ♪ m&m taking a knee at the end of his portion with contribution will but denying rumors that headband that demonstration but later on rams fans took to the streets downtown l.a. with a street race right there calling for the crowd to disperse after reports of unruly behavior.

when video showing routers ransacking a jewelry store to and all over. >> carley: wild that happen and so unfortunate, you see people spray painting city buses with graffiti, throwing things at police officers. by the way, that is how they respond to championship. >> it is always anger and aggression. how many hours of the game did you watch? >> carley: i watched the super bowl halftime show but i thought it was good, a throwback and it was fun, i liked it. it's been when i fell asleep before the halftime show. i decided to get in bed with the game and let nature run its course which is ultimately happen, borough to hate -- and fell back to sleep and woke up. >> carley: if you are a bengals fan, still bad for bill hemmer and everybody else that one of the bengals to win that you have to feel excited

for matthew stafford and the rest of the team, they pulled off the win in l.a. >> todd: good luck to all of them. she is carly and i am todd. and the big game and l.a., politicians and celebs living it up. they are they are without face coverings despite california's nasty mandates. >> carley: you knew this was coming eric garcetti spotted that the game ignoring his own last quarter yet again and also seen massless at the camp and ship a few weeks ago. he said then he was at the game and held his breath when people ask for photos. >> another three hours and a performance by ellie stunning mini with kids wearing a mask while the adult performance do not appear at the school in california still require to be masked up in the classroom. >> carley: two super bowl socialism as top democrats use

the biggest game of the year to push their progressive agenda. ashley strohmier joins us live with more next. >> ashley: bernie sanders the most outspoken lawmakers canceling student loan debt use the super bowl to push his agenda, he tweeted "how did it happen finance company could spend $625 million to put its name on the l.a. rams football stadium when 45 million americans are drowning in $1.8 trillion in student debt. today would be a great day for the president to cancel student debt. meanwhile congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez telling a crowd in san antonio it was inevitable texas would turn to a blue state ultimately flipping the entire country. >> texas turning blue is inevitable. inevitable. it will happen! the only question is when, texas. >> carley: we put some emphasis on theft, patrick said

she may be able to sell the feed but not in the land of but we crockett and travis. if aoc thinks for a moment texans will fall for her whacked out socialist, she doesn't note texas. the last time democrats won statewide office was in 1994. that is almost 30 years ago. aoc has been campaigning for lone star state against members of her own party trying to put 2022 midterm and this is despite growing number taking a hard right turn which could mean serious trouble for democrats. according to a "wall street journal" poll if the election was held today, 44% of hispanics that they would vote for biden and 43% would vote for trump. in that same poll, 61% of the hispanic said they disapprove of the job joe biden is doing. hispanic women are at a dead split, 46% each approving and disapproving to put it in perspective for you and texas

when they took the state, can you feel the love tonight by elton john came out. forrest gump and feed. >> fun fact. and that situation at the southern border is working against democrats especially in texas because securing the southern border is political but common sense and you think about the traditional values, hispanic community holds, hard loving religious people pro-life don't want handouts and those are all conservative values. the g.o.p. candidate in texas, she said so long people never have republicans knocking on their doors and calling them the way we did in 2020. that is when trump gained 8% from 2016 in terms of hispanics support. so concern is definitely making inroads. >> todd: you get a great

synopsis of the typical teenage voter. and another thing strong borders. many who were immigrants came the legal way and the others are descendants of people who came here the legal way. they are appalled by what they see right now is the southern border. they want it stopped because of those who did at the right way, why do we go through all that trouble? and also bernie sanders for a moment talking about how we need to forgive all student loans everywhere. think about what that would do. that would create "free college." but as we know college isn't free. all that is going to do is drive up the cost of the education, and everybody will say, if it is free come i better do it and the trade worker gap is going to get even worse. people who should be coming into the trades, going into a lucrative, high-paying job when they get out but instead they will go to college. that point a million dollars for a four-year degree. they will come out and not be able to do anything because i will have skills because of the

college system. >> carley: 7 minutes after the hour let's turn to the breaking news the plot thickens after special counsel john durham latest filing on russia gate reveals the clinton campaign paid to spy on former president trump. >> todd: round republican promising to question hillary clinton on capitol hill if the house flips in november. joining us live with exclusive reporting on the story, brooke, i know you broke the saturday night. what is the latest? >> hey, good morning, todd, carley, an exclusive report to kick off the day. the former director of national intelligence john radcliffe told special counsel john durham there is enough evidence to indict multiple people in his investigation and the origins of the trump russian pro. stunning revelation from durham with the latest filing where he alleges he read clinton's campaign paid to infiltrate donald trump servers at trump tower and the white house to establish a narrative linking

trump to russia. they plan to hold clinton accountable if they take that power in the midterm. ohio was asked directly if he would hold hearings on capitol hill if in charge of the intelligence committee. here is what he had to say. >> absolutely, we have to get to the truth. this is a threat to democracy itself. it doesn't matter which political campaign it is or political party this is, this is so wrong. >> and a new poll's show 66% of democrats want clinton question on her possible role in manufacturing in relation in trump to tie him to the kremlin. the former president responding saturday to durham's filing "hillary clinton and the radical left did with respect to spying on a president of the united states is a far bigger crime than watergate. this is an insult to the republican party, but far greater insult to the nation" and l clinton facing more questions over the tweets from

the campaign trail seemingly promoting that intrusion into the servers. computer scientists had apparently uncovered a covert server linking the trump organization to russian-based bank. it is time for trump to answer serious questions about his ties to russia. so far, drowns investigation led to three indict notes and thinks there could be more on the way. >> carley: good job thank you so much for that box, doug, the latest on the front come with the former dni john radcliffe enough evidence to indict multiple people. who gets indicted and where do we go from here? >> remember john ratcliffe was he wasn't attorney and that is important and so he knows federal law but it seems they are focusing on the campaign now, which is a very positive development. obviously, you guys recap what happen here, which is in a court filing with a separate issue of

a subsequent lawyer. there was a section called factual background and got into this information about how they campaign. hired people to infiltrate the service. it is a very big development. who might be getting indicted would be those involved in the campaign around the campaign, that type of thing. it's been follow up carley's question, what are the charges that would be attached to this? >> well, generally, first of all all throughout this thing, todd, we have had processed crimes, which is lying under oath. i would anticipate that could be -- i know i'm reading your mind, which is a larger question but i think president trump, he came out very, very fortunately, talking about trees and then it should be the death penalty. that it's a little bit much but the fact of the matter is, you can get into illegal usurping on

statutes and specifics having to do with illegally left hand the information. it is interesting, they talk about a tech executive and apparently they can't identify the name. they talk about a particular company. all test infiltrating and getting information that was confidential, not available to the public and all of that. so he would be talking about this section of title 18 having to do with illegal electronic surveillance to answer your question. >> carley: doug, you are right, this talks about internet company one, doesn't name either and we don't know who they are, but the allegation is they did infiltrate trump server in the white house. that is a huge deal. and people have brought up the point that the servers are protected. so, then you get into a

situation of, could other people in the government have known that the servers were being infiltrated and how big does this get? >> no, that is a great point. because in any criminal investigation, obviously, the goal up, up, higher and higher and not necessarily thrown around the highest levels. but the fact of the matter is, crystallize it together and the reality is she would start calling in people involved with the campaign, okay. get them to start speaking and cooperating extensively, and you would be surprised stuff taking up the ladder there. again, it is worth repeating what you said, which is, of course, people must have known about it, okay? that is exactly the testament they want to develop using witnesses that were specifically involved with the campaign, hiring a law firm, you know,

that is clear now. you know, attorney assessment stands charged with specifically lying. he denied that his client was the clinton campaign and that will appear that is the hotbed area with the campaign, the law firm, this type of the infiltration intoservice. it is a significant development what we see in this filing. >> todd: there are a lot of people not sleeping well. and i bet you we know some of the names. doug burns, we know your name and we appreciate your time this morning. great insight, thank you, sir. >> think you're. >> todd: canadian president holding emergency meeting with his cabinet overnight as protest continues in the capital city. moving protesters away from windsor and detroit come allowing you to reopen late sunday. in a statement from a spokesperson for the detroit international bridge company says "the ambassador bridge is fully open allowing congress between u.s. and canada and the

economies once again." but the demonstrations continue and the demonstrators continued their stand against covert restrictions. justin trudeau said to meet with candidates and leaders on monday morning. >> looking to reaction jason chaffetz a liberal media to turn on truckers. at the beginning of this pandemic it was the truckers and the first responders and health care workers and they are the heroes because we didn't know how bad this was going to be or how devastating or deadly it was going to be pure they were out there doing their job cheering them on. it shows over two years later, now, the government what trudeau and biden and harris turning on these people thinking they are the villains. if you think a blue-collar trucker is the problem in your country, i think you probably have the problem. >> carley: other trucker protest continuing.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: back with a fox news alert, lawmakers are set to receive a briefing on the russia ukraine tension later today as the pentagon says there was no sign of de-escalation during president biden's saturday phone call with vladimir putin end. >> todd: alexandria hoff in washington with the latest, alexandria. >> thank you, todd, the congressional leaders with drinking house and members expected to be briefed by phone 9:15 headed up by national security advisor jake sullivan. here is what he said yesterday. >> as far as we are concerned, the united states of america diplomacy is still open and available. we are trying to dispel any notion that the united states is going to deploy thousands of forces to ukraine to fight in

order to evacuate americans. >> yesterday president biden spoke and according to the white house they agreed upon the importance of continuing to pursue this policy and deterrence and response to russian military built up at the borders. 130,000 troops in ukraine porters poised for inpatient, it seems on swayed by president biden saturday call with vladimir putin. >> would have certainly not a sign things are moving the right direction. it is certainly not a sign mr. personal will de-escalate the tensions and certainly not a sign that he's recommitting himself to a diplomatic path forward. it doesn't give us cause for optimism. >> with their alliance has restricting flights to ukraine over fears of an invasion, ukraine's nester of foreign affairs demanding a meeting with russian leaders. he wrote on twitter, if russia is serious about the inability

and security of the os ce space, it must fulfill to transparency to de-escalate and enhance security for all. now come in that phone call that president biden had with president zelinski, he invited him to help in the de-escalation move toward we have not heard anything official from the white house, carley, tardy. >> todd: all right alexandria alexandria, let's bring in family law who served in moscow and fox news contributor, do you expect impatient this week? >> well, you know, i think we can feel the drumbeats of war, but at the same time i can tell you if i were working at the cia come i would tell the director that i would not rule out the possibility that vladimir putin is using all the leverage that he has come a 130,000 troops and military exercises to build up in crimea to extort ukraine and the united states. the west at large to achieve all

that he wants without firing a shot. he is already starting to get quite a bit. the president's popularity is plummeting. ukraine's economy is cratering. we have already made concessions allowing the russians to gain access to our agent's defense system. we have offered that in romania and withdrawn our embassy down to just nonemergency staff. we have withdrawn military advisors and withdrawing from ongoing conflict. vladimir putin wants more and continuing to escalate and has not removed the threat of military action, but it is still quite possible he might do so. >> carley: ukraine is seeking to meet with russian the next 48 hours to talk about this buildup. if you do think that ukraine is concerned, like you said, let a pair zelinski's popularity and this is a situation that he does need to address as opposed to say nothing is going to

happen and road-shows is not a big deal. meet with vladimir putin head on but what kind of cysts, concessions could he give for vladimir putin to back off of the border? >> i don't think that president vladimir putin will meet anytime soon but russia has made it clear this is a discussion they are willing to help with the united states. and they will meet with our allies. but that is a peel off france and germany and make us aware not as interested as supporting ukraine as much as we are among the baltic states. i don't expect a meeting of that sort. we have seen the ukrainian investor to the u.k., he said ukraine would consider a pledge not to join nato. he later recanted that, but to distill clearly important that in trying to in the constitution that they want to join nato is

being discussed. russia wants veto power over ukraine's foreign policy. they want ukraine in sphere of influence. they want to have some control over ukraine internally, domestically, they want to destabilize ukraine and make ukraine hospitable place for commerce. we are seeing capital flight from that country already. so we can come of vladimir putin is winning right now, even though he hasn't fired a shot. >> todd: how much is the biden debacle in afghanistan with the interactions with us? >> i think there are three things that are guiding putin's actions, he has seen fodder for political division within our own country and heath might think we might not be able to arrive to bipartisan consensus o deal with this and then second, russia and china are long-term strategic adversaries, but right now they see eye to eye on opposing the united states and the west. and third, exactly what you

mentioned. if we can't leave behind a few thousand troops in afghanistan to prevent that country from becoming a terrorist state as it has right now, more of a threat to our country in the world than it has ever been, then why should vladimir putin expect the united states to stand for ukraine? the withdrawal from afghanistan, i think, is an impact on the side of the administration as they call americans to lead. >> carley: the world is watching this dan off, thank you for joining us this morning. back at home nancy pelosi blowing the lid off inflation and explanation for rising prices as many people are scratching their heads. wait until you have this one. >> todd: i had to read it twice because i thought i was reading two different stories. joe could be impacted by joe biden inflation and a big way. our next guest has a coffee shop owner with an important message before you head out the door this morning. ♪ ♪ a way to

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♪ ♪ >> carley: did you hear this house speaker nancy pelosi with rampant inflation across the country blaming americans for returning to work. listen here. >> the consequences of all of that investment in infrastructure bill is that more people have jobs and, therefore, inflation goes up. >> carley: pelosi also dismissed fellow democrat joe manchin who has said biden massive spending plan would only make the economy worse. pelosi sang a multitrillion build back better plan would somehow make inflation better. >> todd: a lot of people think that inflation is fine and i don't understand. america coffee lovers, consumers to start carrying mugs as coffee shop is running low on disposable cups. coffee in one, jeffrey garcia to discuss, jeffrey how bad is a problem getting? >> good morning, todd, it is

very bad. not only have they become increasingly difficult to get, but we are also having cost issue, the ones you can get. now cost more than 50% more than they were a year ago. we are paying $132 for cups and lids now for the same price we use to get it around $50. so very, very difficult. >> todd: how bad could it get? >> well, listen, my supplier said, if i were you, by as many as you can because i don't know when i can get more. that is really scary has a small business owner. i don't have limited space. i don't know what to do sometimes, but i have to survive so i buy it and figure it out. >> todd: this is scary, as you know, cost of everything is going up. you mentioned the lids, other type of to go containers as well, straws, and of course, the coffee itself is going up here and how much of that gets passed

on to the consumer? >> well, obviously, we tried to make our prices as competitive as possible. obviously, you have other competitors that are large corporations. you know, can we stand some of these increases? we cannot. we have other things that attribute now and we can't use plastic straws but we have to use composite straws. those are more expensive. there is a lot of little things happening right now. we are still dealing with pandemic and you know, the restrictions that we have in new york which makes it more difficult. >> todd: part of the situation is a lot of these things are stuck on ships coming in from china and other foreign markets. another reason is those produced domestically can't find the workers to make it happen. combine that with inflation and we are in the mess we are in. what do you need the biden administration to do to solve this? >> we need like you said the

ports to open up and really have influx of production so that we can buy these products and the prices we were paying before. we need all those things to happen and right now they are not. >> todd: joe biden joe biden set before christmas he was going to say christmas and celebrated that christmas was saved. when it comes to cups, is santa delivering cups to you anytime soon? no, he's not, no, he's not. unfortunately we have to deal with this and margins are very low. we are dealing with so many other things from the pandemic, so but is very difficult time for this small mom and pops stores, brick-and-mortar, in our neighborhoods. >> todd: it is not unreasonable to expect everybody to go to your shop with a middle cup of their own. that is not in today's day and age. jeffrey garcia we appreciate your time this morning.

>> i appreciate you. >> carley: u.s. government depending all imports to mexican avocados after safety inspector received threatening messages from a drug cartel trying to extort the industry. the news comes after mexican avocado growers and packers association released a few super bowl ad. exporters investing heavily in the ad appeared the mexican avocado industry ships almost $n of annual exports. my goodness. students at barack obama's alma mater demanding $1 billion in reparations. we have the details behind the high-priced demand. new york city came out of retirement to help during the pandemic is fired over the vaccine mandate and now, she has a message for mayor adams and other liberal leaders. she will share that message with us live coming up next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> carley: i am ashley strohmier to look at headlines. the rams getting the first super bowl win and 22 years after an incredible finish. >> pass, touch, goddess, touchdown! joe burrow trying to keep it

going, gets awake, incomplete. >> cooper kupp of and at a late defense steal. kupp capping off historic season being named mvp. but a celebration in los angeles, the police calling for the crowds to disperse after unruly behavior and when video shows ransacking a jewelry store and fireworks sounded all throughout the night. all of the city. and meanwhile, bernie sanders using super bowl to push his progressive agenda sagging in a tweet "how does it happen that student loans, refinancing can spend $625 million to put his name on l.a. rams football team with 45 million americans drowning $1.8 trillion in student debt? today would be the day for the president to cancel student debt." and also making news the big game in l.a. politicians and celebrities living it up without

those face coverings despite california mask mandate. and l.a. may your eric garcetti spotted that the game ignoring his own mask once again and mask-list at the championship game weeks ago and to hold his breath when asked for a photograph. meanwhile outside of the stadium a performance with ellie youth standing many with kids wearing masks while the adults did not. and in california, still required to mask up in the classroom. todd, carley, back to you. >> carley: ashley, great round up there and thank you for that. 4,000 new york workers could lose their jobs if they don't get the covid shot because at the mandate that went into effect, listen to this. >> responsibility is clear, we said it. if you are hired and get this job, you have to be vaccinated. if you are not following the

rules, you are making that decision. you are making the decision that you will not follow the rules of getting vaccinated. >> carley: joining me now, came out of retirement to work as a substitute teacher before being fired for not getting the covid vaccine. cassie, good morning to you. this has affected you and what is your message to mayor adams this morning? >> good morning to everyone. my message is the vaccine is not one-size-fits-all's. some people have side effects to this but most importantly bring back the option, weekly covid testing for all so that way you ensure anybody enters your facilities, restaurants, jim, they are covid free. bring back the option of weekly covid testing for all, unified the city, and bring in more revenue. >> carley: that seems like a reasonable solution right now. if you don't want to get

vaccinated, you say you are willing to get tested weekly. why isn't that on the table? >> to be honest with you, i think the city of new york is not moving in a wise direction. and they are treading really deep waters because it deals with people's civil liberties. and just like the people who are advocating for abortion, they are staking their body, their choice. so again, unified the city, bring back that option of weekly covid testing. and i think it should be all, do it randomly. people who are vaccinated, unfortunately, tested and found they are positive. >> carley: that is a very good point. there is this trucker convoy going on in canada that that can come here as well. their message is not anti-vax

people a choice, a mandate. and it also feels like the working classes rising up. because they feel tired of being silenced and bullied. does that message resonate with you? >> yes, most definitely. because they went about this, it's a decree. and they went about it in a mean-spirited manner, not giving people that choice, that option. that is why the people are rising up. it is not going to be good for the country. again, advocate for weekly covid testing for all. you can do it randomly but for those who are not vaccinated, they should have the weekly covid testing that is updated, many are asking for 72 hour covid checks. and this way, we all are being accommodated. but most importantly, the safety

of the city is assured and we come back as a unified city. >> carley: you know, you came out of retirement to start working during the pandemic because there was a teacher shortage so you went from being a hero to getting fired over the span of just a few years. and you are not alone in that. thousands of people could lose their job because of this vaccine mandate. what do you think that will do to new york city and new york city schools? beco well, you can't replace, i have 25 years plus of being a math teacher. you can't replace that type of experience in the few months, even if you hire new people. so again, they are not being wise. they didn't think this out. i was in this school, again, i came in, had my weekly covid test to show. and there were people come with

the staff, not just the staff but really the students were not being tested in the class and a child tested positive with covid. i risked my life to help the city. >> carley: cassey, so sorry to hear what happened to you. thank you so much for joining us this morning. you are making a lot of sense and we appreciate your perspective. >> i thank you, be blessed. >> carley: absolutely, you too, todd. >> reportedly were apologizing for accidentally emailing the names of possibly 100 vaccinated city employees who test positive for covid-19. "the boston herald" said the city was telling those employees to get vaccinated, "the wrong button got pushed when they tried to bcc everybody" and a follow up email we take employees privacy seriously and new and improved practices to make sure this doesn't happen again. i will use that excuse. pushed the wrong button. the university of chicago demands the school give

$1 billion to reparations to the city's southside over the next 20 years in a quest for racial justice. in an op-ed this to bill mike schools newspaper said exist with a channel of slavery and moreover an active participant in segregation redlining and supporting developments that work to isolate the university from its neighbors in south siders risk of displacement. we showed you the wild video strolling out of trader joe's with arm full of steak. now, walmart responding to out-of-control shoplifting by putting locks on their items. >> carley: the ceo a very popular grocery store chain in new york city. he has a solution of his own. he is here with us coming up next. ♪ ♪

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here in new york, a woman is found dead in her apartment after being stabbed to death by a homeless man who was out on bail. next, the criminal arrested for murder and police believe he followed her up from her cab to the apartment where he attacked her. city officials in denver are paying businesses to occupy vacant storefronts in district hit hardest by the city soaring crime. colorado governor has this to say about that plan on fox news sunday. >> first of all, many, many police chiefs and sheriffs are fully supported by the plan. in addition when the investment and behavioral health, diversion and making sure we can prevent crimes before they occur. the crime was as simple as it is it would have been solved. >> carley: 26.8% uptick in drug related and a 75% increase in robberies compared to the same period last year, todd. >> todd: carley, thank you.

did you see this viral video that appears to show walmart steaks being locked up as retailers deal with a wave of shoplifting. the next guest is taking action to protect his stores hiring dozens of retired nypd officers and security guards. joining me now, john catsimatidis and ceo of gristedes foods in new york city, john, as always, thank you, not just new york city problem but act don't make of shoplifting. describe the criminal during the shoplifting. >> well, used to be criminals that were hungry and that would go in and steal one steak or food. we understand that. and we can understand that, but now, we have professional criminals. these people come in with the idea and stealing as much as they can to go and sell it to other people. and there is a whole network.

you know, storekeepers in new york city and the storekeepers in the country are saying "guys, enough is enough." what makes things worse is we have storekeepers that have their hands tied behind their backs because of the new bagel bond law that the nypd was the greatest police department in the world. i'm not allowed to arrest or take possession the criminals walking away with $100, $200 of food. and i have said, we have a new d.a. in town who is a nice man. he believes that these people don't deserve to get arrested. which is wrong! if they are perpetrating crimes in our safety, if they are

saying, just dealing for the purpose of being hungry, stealing for the purpose that they want to sell it to somebody else. crime is up 50%. spill it this is not stealing a loaf of bread for his kid but organizing organized crime. how much will security cost you. >> well it will cost us a little bit less then the amount being robbed which is millions of dollars. and you know about the politicians, 8.5 million people who live in new york city deserve to be safe. >> todd: agreed. >> that 3,000 criminals deserved to be put away! it is about the quality of life of the city. new york is the greatest city in the world. and omicron, right now, we have crime problems. >> todd: it makes sense, john. we focus on criminal rights and

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