military should be and should be dedicated to being. unfortunately they have taken their priorities, their money, and their time to focus on climate change, to focus on extremism and to focus on trump derangement syndrome. it's all a joke. >> todd: our lives are in the balance because of it tomi lahren, thanks very much. >> carley: thanks, tomi, we appreciate it with that "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >> bret: there are significant developments in the trump-russia probe. >> a force tells fox news that things have quote accelerated. >> it will be one of the biggest political scandals in history. >> the danger they have done to democracy is immeasurable. >> potential russian investigation liewmed over ukraine. >> russia has amassed 130,000 troops. >> president zelensky says russia will invade tomorrow. >> a man accused of stalking and stabbing a come to death now being held without bail. >> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez blames the

expiration of the child tax credit for the recent crime surge. >> she should be absolutely ashamed of herself. >> the canadian prime minister invoking emergency powers to quell the protest by demonstrators. >> these emergency acts weren't even evoked after 9/11. ♪ working 9 to 5. what a way to making a living. >> barely getting by ♪ all taking and no giving ♪ use your mind ♪ and they never give you credit ♪ it's enough to drive you crazy if you let it. >> ainsley: where it all started right there columbia, south carolina that's my hometown. lake murray, probably? we are like in the middle of the state. we don't have a lot of water there. there is a big lake there called lake murry. >> steve: river. >> carley: there is a river that runs through downtown. >> steve: river runs through it next to university of south

carolina the fighting gamecocks. >> brian: murray have to do chief writer for mary tyler moore. >> steve: what was his last name? >> slaughter. >> steve: very good. murray slaughter. >> ainsley: good job, brian. >> brian: be the captain of a navy on a cruise ship. >> steve: he definitely was on a cruise ship. the love boat. >> brian: he was never on the bridge. always walking around. >> ainsley: whatted that i that show so amazing i never really watched it. brian bruno julie was fantastic she kept everything going. joel, do you know julie's job. >> steve: program director. >> brian: crews director. >> steve: the reason it was a big star show a lot of people who were kind of b stars, c stars. they would go back to love boat and next thing you know they're on the biggest show on television. >> brian: good to 2k3we9 to fantasy island which followed

love boat right after. >> steve: da plane, da plane. >> brian: go to the island and cruise. >> steve: cover of the new york boast. take a look at that hillary the spy outraged over the revelation that hillary clinton's campaign paid for essentially bought and paid for a narrative and what they did was they came up with the scenario okay, let's try to figure a way that we could link donald trump to the russians to show that donald trump was essentially putin's poodle. and so what they did was they hired an internet company to get the information from servers, trump tower, trump's house, places like that. and then they created this narrative and then people started shopping around washington. they started telling people who were reporters. they started telling the fbi. they told the cia. those people who told the fbi and the cia, if they knew that this story was congress mane,

cockamamie, thosepeople liablelh something criminal like mail fraud, perhaps. wire fraud. lying under oath. lying during congressional testimony. false testimony to prosecutors according to john ratcliffe who knows a lot about this he used to be the dni. >> ainsley: the media was reporting, russia russia russia, russian collusion. leslie it interviewed donald trump. he said they are spying on me. we don't have information on it. >> steve: what you are talking about it. >> ainsley: media blackout. this people need to for this. is a huge story. imagine if donald trump had done this to hillary clinton. >> steve: my goodness. >> ainsley: it would be all over the press. >> brian: "the washington post" and "new york times" both pushing back. they are dismissing it. "the washington post" says these stories have been debunked. "new york times" pushing back saying there is nothing there.

washington examiner and fox news inaccurately reporting what is going on. in fact, the "new york post" pushes back and says not only are they actually not doing it the "new york post" says "the washington post" and "new york times" reporters should give back their pulitzers for their coverage of the russia-trump reporting. >> ainsley: they won for the dossier. >> steve: it was a lie. >> brian: the "wall street journal." they said this happened. we need to find more for sure. that's why you go where there information is. the white house press secretary karine jean pierre came out and was totally transparent. obviously knee deep involved in the details let's listen. >> does the president have any concerns about a candidate for president that using computer experts to infiltrate computer systems of competing candidates or even the president-elect to use for the goal of creating a narrative? >> that's something i can't speak to from this podium so i refer you to the department of justice. >> is what is described in that

report monitoring internet traffic, is that spying? >> again, i can't speak to that report. i refer you to the department of justice. >> steve: of course she works for the president of the united states. as it turns out, mr. when he was vice president was briefed on this particular topic. >> steve: the cia, the fbi were all told about how apparently hillary clinton campaign had come up with a plan to falsely accuse and vilify donald j. trump with a scandal. and the discussion with all those people that we just mentioned was whether or not the intel was good. and every -- obviously it was not. and everything that mr. durham is investigating right now goes from that point on. son and you have got mr. durham right there. you know, he is a law man who does not blab. but we are finding out more

things. we do know that apparently more people are coming forward. and the grand jury is fired up out in alexandria. >> ainsley: john ratcliffe the former director of the national intelligence. he expects to see more indictments come out of this investigation. they are calling it russia gate. sources are telling fox, to add to your point, steve, the probably has accelerated. more people are cooperating. much more activity than is visible to the public they are telling us. >> brian: this guyaftery, rodaftery. was he working with michael sussmann michael sussmann has been indicted for lying to the investigators, lying to congress. lying to the investigators and saying there was no attachment to the hillary clinton campaign when there was. concerned citizen who saw some internet traffic, cyber traffic involving -- excuse me, the trump campaign, later on the house. and russia.

they also get specific about these yoda phones. these russian made smart phones connected to networks at trump tower. he brought that up. there is obviously some questions. michael sussmann's attorney is roocketting to this and said this special counsel has again made a filing in this case not necessarily include false allegations intended to falsify this case taint the jury. don't worry. the media coverage is not inflamed. sadly the special counsel seems to be succeeding in its effort to initiate unfair media coverage for mr. sussmann's case. i guess he doesn't watch every other network or the "new york times." they are not very interested in michael sussmann's case. >> ainsley: he said he wasn't involved. looked at his records he was charging hillary clinton's campaign. he worked for it perkins coie. media stayed silent on this even though they were pushing the rickenbacker media.

ignoring that hillary clinton spied on donald trump. look at that zero, zero, zero, cnn did give it two minutes and 30 seconds. msnbc zero. >> we should point out that nbc on sunday had the super bowl and the olympics so their news was preempted ains ains what about last night? >> steve: good question. >> brian: you don't think al michael is going to mention something? >> steve: do you believe in miracles? ever since that movie came out the authors of shattered they were there in the brooklyn headquarters the day after and they were talking about what went haywire? and they said, according to this book, said whatever going forward, we have to blame russia. because that was the narrative before, during the campaign, and that was the narrative afterwards. and the reason those numbers are all zero for the most part, the mainstream media is they bought the story. they told us the story. they were invested in the story.

donald trump is in bed with the russians. see all this stuff? and now for them to come back and say, you know what? turns out hillary clinton made it up. they are not going to do it until somebody goes to jail. >> ainsley: they created this entire narrative. tulsi gabbard is a democrat. she ran for president, you remember. she has been very fair on all of this. here is her take on what's hang. >> hillary clinton and the power elite in this country manufactured this russian collusion lie actively undermining our democracy and stoking the fires moving us into this new cold war with russia. the damage that they did to the american people, our democracy and others around the world is immeasurable. this it s. their hypocrisy being exposed. and the american people deserve accountability. hillary clinton and her warmongers need to be held accountable. and jake sullivan that very influential position now in the biden administration white house. he needs to resign immediately for his role in this.

>> ainsley: jake sullivan is now the national security adviser. is he in charge of our national security. and he could have partaked in all of this. in spying on an opponent. hillary clinton is running against donald trump and she spies on the opponent according to the durham investigation. jake sullivan says this. is what he tweeted a long time ago it certainly seems right before the election the trump organization felt it had something to hide. given it took steps to conceal the link when it was discovered by journalists. >> brian: i wonder if this was brought up behind closed doors yesterday because he was briefing members of the leadership. republican leadership, too. about what was taking place. someone said hey, by the way, what were you doing between 2016 and 2020? because it certainly seems not only doing terrible at his job now. seems he was undermining the job that president trump was doing. okay. come up with this. we will have the cyber leak. we will have the cyber hack. take a look at the information we get. and then we will push it forward and that concerned as we hit all the media outlets.

that's why there is countless video of him going from show to show saying the same story. >> steve: during the trump administration, the attorney general, bill barr, very fair guy, john durham himself conducting this investigation. no leak so far for the most part and mr. ratcliffe all looked at the intel and agreed there was not a predicate to open a federal investigation. and that's why it all comes down to the michael sussmann who fed the stuff to the fbi and cia. that's why he is on the hook for that and then this rodney jockey who worked at news star tech executive apparently a brilliant guy had aligned himself with hillary. he recruited all these college kids. these college kids to look through the stuff. find anything you can that links donald trump with the russians. and apparently they were looking -- they looked before trump was even in the white house. and they saw connections between the obama white house and russia. they didn't bring that up because it did not fit the

narrative. and the narrative was donald trump, bad guy, can't be president, he won. and she lost. and that's how we found out all of this. >> brian: 12 minutes after the hour. still ahead congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez finally addresses the crime wave in new york city. of the shocking reason she claims thieves are running rampant in the baby formula. >> steve: there you go. tennis' number one star won't back down. the major title novak djokovic is willing to skip because of vaccine mandates. >> ainsley: and the shot we showed you earlier. i'm being told it was actually wilmington, north carolina. not south carolina. that explains it all. >> steve: that's a river right there. hello. >> brian: looking for a second source. >> ainsley: not not where it all began. ♪ ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get.

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time move to new york and nothing ever like this. >> one of the nicest, most genuine, hardest-working, sweetest, most independent people that i have ever known. >> steve: it's a tragedy. 25-year-old nash faces murder and burglary charges after stabbing allegedly christina una lee 40 times. awful. >> steve: tennis star novak djokovic says is he going to skip this year's wimbledon and open. he could be foregoing his new chance for record for grand slam titles if he misses those competitions. the athlete says while he is not opposed to vaccination, missing the tournaments is a price that he is willing to pay. >> brian: do exactly what the nfl did. they just stopped testing. they started playing. no one had a problem with it and no more suspensions. no more people on reserve. and we saw super bowl without

incident. >> ashley: it's an individual sport. is he out there on the court by himself. is he not touching anyone. >> brian: that is insane. >> steve: that's some of the news. talk about some of the cheery stuff going on in new york city. >> ainsley: please. >> steve: it's crazy. it's a crime wave. we have been telling you about that on friday 10:30 in the morning. duane reed in morning sight heights there was a shoplifter going around the store and putting everything in his bag and then a 21-year-old employee, who was working at the duane reed saw him take a bunch of stuff out of the freezer. and so he punched the woman, pulled her hair and threw her down. now, i think that video. >> brian: that's the security guard. >> steve: that video is from december when a new york city police officer inside a dwayne reed was told by his staff. hey, there is a known shoplifter here goes and confronts him and puts the guy punches the cop in the face. breaks a bone in heir face.

steve. >> ainsley: this is happening all over other city. probably in your city, too. there is definitely a crime waive all across the country. here you walk into any one of our pharmacies and they all tell you, they are shoplifted all the time. it's constant there is a rite aid in my neighborhood that had to close down because so many of these. retail theft is up 15% in our city compared to two years ago. i actually bet it's higher than that everywhere you go you talk to people who have their stories about it. one of my friends was in a duane reed down the street from my apartment. and she said she saw a guy just walking with a basket. putting everything on the shelves in the basket and then walk out. >> steve: lo seeing you because you are one of the few people who pay. >> brian: one thing pretty clear there is an explanation for this. once again, congresswoman apartment oc really on top of this went to the root causes. >> this surge in violence is being driven by young people and particularly young men. and we allow discourse to make it sound like shady figures in

the bush jumping out from a corn are. these are young. these are boys. because we run away from substantive discussions about this, we don't want to say some of the things that are obvious, like, gee, the child tax credit just ran out on december 31st, and now people are stealing baby formula. we don't want to have that discussion. we want to say these people are criminals. we want to talk about people that are violent instead of environments of violence. and what we are doing to either contribute or to dismantle that. >> brian: she gave an extensive interview with the new yorker. where she called the congress a big s.s-h-i-t-show. shoplifting we are seeing.

crime wave taking place. people thrown on subway tracks is because men or boys need baby formula. there you go eric adams now you have a predicate for cracking down. >> ainsley: what about stabbing the girl in chinatown stabbed her 40 times will in her bathtub. >> steve: what about the hamburglar left trard joes with 10 states. >> ainsley: shot the young girl at the burr about burger king. >> steve: it goes on and on. look, the story is a good one. you know, and obviously she is pushing they should have renewed the child tax credit and she steamed about that but they did not. and so to say, you know, people are stealing stuff to feed their babies. okay, that breaks your heart. but that's not true. because, in the "new york post" talks about, this there was a nationwide black market in stolen formula documented five years ago.

so, while she got a great soundbite with the new yorker. not true she also refused to in the same interview rate joe biden's performance. she refused to say whether or not she was going to challenge senator kristin gillibrand and she has refused to say whether or not nancy pelosi should be replaced because she has let the super left wing of the party down. >> ainsley: she did complain about her job. she makes $174,000 as a congresswoman. >> brian: how do you react on that. >> ainsley: candace owens reacted. >> there is no question this a young woman completely corrupt. she does not care about black and brown people. she sees them suffering every single day across the inner cities, rather than apologizing and doing a 180. looks us in the face and say lying this all happened because of bad governance. need more government. should be absolutely ashamed of herself. hopefully the people believed in her are waking up to the truth. brian brian she said joe biden

should use the executive powers. is he waiting too long. barack obama didn't do that enough either. and, of course, vilify joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. >> steve: a guy who has been on this program nino, he has a restaurant on the upper east side 73rd and first. couple guys with a gun come in hold him up and say where's the money, where is the safe? >> steve: he goes down in the basement but it's empty. they start to rough him up. he has in his pocket $9,000 because one of his customers, because business is terrible. lent him the money. he said here, just take this money. they refused to just settle with that. went down into the vault, there was no money there. somebody else came in and was like just run for your life. he is saying nino, who has been on this program. i remember he made the world's most expensive pizza once upon a time. he instead a pleading to the new mayor of new york city, eric

adams, do something. because nobody in new york is safe. he said. and he knows firsthand. he had a gun pointed at his face on super bowl sunday. >> ainsley: so scary. security, too. our big grocery store here in the city. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is invoking emergency powers now against all those truckers that are protesting against the having seen mandates. >> steve: peacefully protesting. if they don't end their protest, prime minister is planning to hurt him -- hit him where it hurts. >> financial institutions will be authorized or directed to render essential services to help address the situation by regulating and prohibits the use of property to fund or support illegal blockades. >> brian: what's happening now? grady trimble from fox business joins us now live in ottawa. grady, what's the mood there? i know it's cold. >> it's cold and i think the truckers are the still sleeping

here, steve, ainsley and brian. we are up to report that the invocation of this emergencies act, which has never been used before. essentially gives the federal government sweeping powers in an attempt to get these truckers out of here. for starters, it gives local police federal law enforcement powers and resource was to try en40s local laws. it also, as you heard from the prime minister there, gives banks the ability to freeze bank accounts of truckers who are participating in what the federal government considers an illegal blockade. and also bank accounts of anybody supporting these truckers. and trucks who are participating, their insurance can be suspended. on top of that, money laundering and terrorist financing laws are being expanded to cover crowd funding sites like gifts and go, a source of funding from donations for these truckers. but, in speaking with the truckers, as soon as this emergency act was invoked

yesterday, they don't seem to be deterred. >> when we were talking earlier. said i already can't do my job, so, you know, suspending my insurance doesn't do anything. >> no. as soon as the mandates came in i was done. because that's all i do. nothing new to me. >> because you are not vaccinated. >> no, i'm not. only thing convince me to lead is getting our rights and freedoms back. >> this freedom convoy has inspired similar movements across this country and canada and across the world, including apparently truckers in the united states. we are seeing reports that a peoples convoy, is what they are calling themselves, will make their way from california starting on february 23rd and move into the nation's capital, washington, d.c. so now we will see out the biden administration will handle potentially something similar to this. and if this emergencies act, steve, ainsley and brian, here in canada, does anything to stop these truckers and get them off

of wellington street here on parliament hill. >> brian: thanks so much, grady, we will check in with you again. premiers of quebec and sasses saskatchewan within a all spoke out against what he has done. they are already releasing some of their restrictions. they say it has nothing to do with the convoy. vac vaccination high, cases are low. doing this anyway. they is personal with this guy. >> ainsley: get vaccinated if you don't we will toe your truck, suspend your insurance and freeze your bank account. >> steve: do you know who is speaking out against this the "new york times." use offing it force to protesters is wrong as mr. trudeau said in 2020 in expressing himself year lock protest farmers in india blocked major highways by farmers in india to new delhi, remember, sounds familiar, he said canada will always be there to defend the right of peaceful protest.

the protests there are peaceful and, yet, the prime minister is trying to pull the plug on them. >> ainsley: you can do it in india, don't do it my backyard. >> brian: go to foxnews.com shows you how to watch fox in canada. number one is get the app. and get the stream. we appreciate your support. meanwhile, 2 minutes after the hour. >> ainsley: still ahead an arizona farmer throwing her hat in the ring for state attorney general. how the border crisis has impacted her personally and her promise to get it under control. ♪ you can be a hero ♪ we can be heroes ♪

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they are focused on renaming schools, on i-using kids as subjects for social experiment. >> she warns immediately removal because she doesn't have the students and children's interest at heart. >> brian: true. san francisco's democrat mayor london breed also endorsing the recall effort. ladies and gentlemen, those are your two headlines. >> now to ainsley. >> ainsley: excellent job. thank you, brian, arizona farmer and a lawyer is running for state attorney general with a promise to lock down our southern border. tiffany shed says she has personal experience border crisis. her family's farm sits just north of the border and has regular run-ins with cartels and other migrants who leave trash and damage like this behind. and tiffany joins us now. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning. >> ainsley: you are a farmer, a lawyer, a mother of three. why do you want to be the a.g. now? >> because arizona has been facing border issues for over 15

years. it occurred to me that my 15-year-old daughter has never known anything different and since president trump is no longer in the white house, things have really escalated in southern arizona. i live 90 miles from the border. and families where we are should not have to be in a place where we are dealing with drug traffickers, human smugglers, and cartel and at some point you just become fed up with the political point and actually just want to get something done and do what we can to protect arizonans at the border. and north of the border. >> ainsley: we saw some of the video of your farm. i know it's been in your family for four generations. it means a lot to you. and you want to make sure that the cartels are not walking through your property and your land to keep your family safe. what are you seeing? >> so, we are seeing more military aged males. we are seeing people with camo, i don't know if there is the footage but they are wearing

carpet shoes. black out water bottles. and it's untenable what's coming across. you know, the thing is, all of this it's fentanyl, it's sexual assaults. it's children being abused that are coming across. and the thing people don't realize we are at a tipping point in southern arizona. it's not going to stop there you have to go through my farm on one of the most dangerous trafficking routes, the silver bell trafficking route goes through my farm and i 10 and i 8 can be dispersed. fentanyl policy now that biden is not white house is literally fueling the cartel's business model. >> ainsley: my gosh, that has to be pretty erie, when we are seeing the video of your property cartels or illegal immigrants were actually on your property. imagine that if you are at home, someone who is illegal is on your property close to your

house and close to your kids. how do you feel about that? >> well, we feel angry and we feel frustrated. and it's been super hard to raise our children with the protocol that if your dad or i go out to see who is in the barn or field and it goes bad, don't come tout help mom or dad, but literally call 911. and if somebody tries to come in the house. shoot them. sheriff lamb is my sheriff in pinal county. is he great sheriff. law enforcement is usually 30 minutes away. no one should have to raise their children like that. our family is not the only one. this is in communities in southern arizona. and like i said, we are 90 miles from the border. this shouldn't happen there. and it shouldn't happen a mile from the border. it. >> ainsley: a mile and a half from the border. tiffany, we wish you on the best.

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years of media reporting. still media outlets aren't covering it abc, nbc, nbc had the super bowl and olympics coverage. cbs and msnbc all silent this weekend while cnn gave a report just two and a half minutes of coverage. here with reaction former georgia congressman doug collins. and congressman the "new york times," i saw one of their -- i think it was a reporter or a columnist said, do you know what? durham is trending but this is old news. this is not old news. >> no, it's not old news. the mainstream media we just had valentine's day. it's like whether you have done something wrong, you are forgotten about flowers. trying to make up. mainstream media is trying to forget this episode ever happened because they were so wrong and they just bought the line so badly. you know, again, going back whenever anybody would say we would bring it up. they kept denying it negotiation, this didn't happen. the truth of the matter is every time john durham put something

out it proves president trump and those of us in congress fighting to expose this that they we were right. jake sullivan, who is peddling this lie the most with the clinton campaign is now in the middle of another russia issue except it has to deal with ukraine. that should make everybody pause. >> steve: we now know for years this story has been out there where the clinton campaign paid to essentially write this narrative that donald trump, pictured right, there was in bed with the russians. and so and they shopped it around to media outlets who bought it hook, line and sinker, to the fbi, to the cia. that's how mr. sussmann is in trouble. but, ultimately, you know, it's got to be bigger than just a lawyer for the hillary campaign. it's got to be who, it's got to be consultants who came up with the idea. it's got to be people close to the candidate. would it be the candidate? there are a lot of blanks we need filling. in. >> there is a lot of blanks, i

think that's -- you just hit on the perfect reason that this investigation needs and we need more answers from it this was not just a lawyer who was doing this on the side. number one we have a terrible candidate hillary clinton. we are not going to beat donald trump. we have got to tie him to russia somehow and progressive narrative. what disturbs me even more, this kind of wiretapping and packing is not something that would go unnoticed. my question is, you know, why was there silence? why is there silence in the mainstream media? but are they also covering up for the fact that the intelligence community doj, comey, strzok, paige,or, clapper, wren nathaniel all those complicit if they knew about it they kept quiet this suspect bigger and these questions need to be answered. we do not need a government working against us as i think we saw during that time. we were bringing this out. it's now time to put the real players to test. >> steve: i think i have one of the answers for you regarding what you just said. that is former dni head john

ratcliffe said a apparently cia director john brennan briefed barack obama and joe biden. the fbi, the cia obviously knew about it about how hillary had a plan to falsely accuse and vilify trump with a scandal and the discussion was whether or not it was good intel. so, you know, yesterday the deputy press secretary dodged the question but nonetheless, her boss, joe biden was briefed on this back when barack obama was president. >> we brought this up so many times. and, again, it was amazing. when i was on the hill and we were bringing this kind of information up. i had reporters literally look at me and roll their eyes and say you are just, you know, bringing up stuff that didn't exist it did exist. the concerning part there, with that briefing, which we have known, about we now know possibly where this information was coming from. which ties the government directly to possibly this hillary clinton campaign even more so and the question whether they providing help or aid? were they actually involved.

turning their head to keep away from it? this is an issue that imagine if the reverse role were flipped. >> republican democrat. you wouldn't hear the end of it. unfettered coverage. >> steve: he is the former congressman, now a podcaster. doug, what's your podcast. >> doug collins podcast. get it anywhere you get your podcast. >> steve: good enough. thank you for joining us today from georgia. >> steve, always good to be with you. take care. >> steve: i'm looking over at the map. it does not show georgia it shows places really cold like where we are. >> janice: wind chill feels like nine. minus 1 in albany and mine news 4 in burlington. we will start to warm things up ahead of this next storm system. we are tracking not only today but through wednesday and thursday. all sorts of weather. so we have the potential for heavy snow. where we have issue with the alerts from the rockies all the way up towards the great lakes. that pica kansas maybe a foot or more of snow. severe weather outbreak

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union president mark brez anyone represents 2600 of the firefighters and paramedics. he joins us now. we lost 1300 plus in new york. what makes you think that this is not going to go against you, mike? >> well, brian we always said we are not against the vaccine. we are against the mandate. especially in our provision you can't just take our members highly trained and experienced firefighters, paramedics and kick them to the curb. these aren't dishwashers where can you replace makes no sense. data is changing. many members contracted the virus and has recovered. so there is antibodies now. if the vaccine was proven not to spread it and not catch it, i could see their argument, but

things are changing and city officials need to stop being so stubborn and to their senses and realize this department, we're already down 563, you know, staff. by their budgeted positions. so, we have been through this before. in the city back in 2009. you know. we have minimum staffing, meaning every truck and ambulance have to have a certain amount of members on it at all times. so back then we had a democratic mayor, mayor nutter. and the overtime balloon because of vacancies weren't being filled. and they ended up closing fire companies. they closed seven fire companies and it took actually the trump administration, when he was president. we got four of those companies back for a fema grant. we are still down three companies politicians need to know number one priority is public safety. >> brian: don't forget cops. philadelphia city spokesperson needlessly delaying the process

for months finally agreed to name arbiter last week. city is pushing to schedule a hearing as quickly as possible. does that make you feel better? >> that was the issue. we were trying to negotiate with them for a while come up with a come he pro-mize. they refused to give us information and sit down with us i had a meeting with the deputy mayor of labor. he was stuffing his face while we informally talked about this. we wanted to sit down and have formal conversations and come up with a compromise. we don't want to see anybody lose a job over this. >> brian: thanks so much. sorry you are going through this. totally unreasonable. i hope it works out and they sober up. thank you very much, mike brez than. coming up next michael waltz at the top of the hour. don't move. you are watching "fox & friends." ation that sets strict quality and purity standards.

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crime surge. >> she should be absolutely ashamed of herself of the canadian prime minister evoking emergency powers to quell the protests by demonstrators. >> these emergency acts weren't even evoked after 9/11. ♪ baby ♪ why don't you just meet me in the middle ♪ i'm losing my mind just a little ♪ so why don't you just meet me in the middle ♪ in the middle ♪ >> steve: yep, we're in the middle hour of "fox & friends" for this tuesday. because there was confusion one hour ago about the actual location. what we have done is just showing the atlantic ocean. we believe that that shot was from hilton head, where currently it's 36. beautiful day as the sun comes up over the atlantic in the next 10 minutes or so. they are going for a daytime high of 60 degrees. >> ainsley: that's nice. >> steve: as we welcome you back

for hour many. >> ainsley: carolinaens watching this morning. hilton head is so pretty. i don't know who is in charge of making that place so beautiful. but when you go there, all the signs like a sign for walmart is at eye level. you are not allowed to have big signs. everything looks beautiful. >> brian: eye level. >> ainsley: driving down the road you don't have big billboards everywhere. >> steve: that looks like a palmetto tree right interest, right? >> ainsley: yeah. that's our state tree. >> steve: exactly. beautiful. >> brian: looking to get to the beach and you don't like crowds, my sense is this would be a good time. because you would be alone. >> ainsley: it's 30 degrees on the beach though bundle up. >> brian: looks nicer. >> ainsley: steve said it's going to be 60 there today. >> brian: i reget we didn't do the deal on greenland we could have burned in on greenland shots. do we have the opportunity. >> steve: brian, we have maine, it's close enough. we have got islands, we have

hawaii, we have got long island. >> ainsley: that's true. >> brian: staten, shelter. >> steve: there you go. thank you very much. we have breaking news. it is a fox news alert. 7:02 eastern time. listen to this. after that build up a russian general now claiming that troops, russian troops are moving away from the ukrainian border. >> ainsley: that would be good news. this after ukraine's president zelensky warned his country to brace for an attack tomorrow wednesday. >> brian: he said i was parroting what western leaders told me. trey yingst joins us live from kyiv. what do you sense? did you get that news earlier than us the "new york times," i guess, had it about an hour ago. when did you get it? that news broke this morning that russia's ministry of defense would be pulling back some troops from ukraine's border. many of these troops had been conducting military exercises. and the ministry of defense in moscow actually released some

video showing tanks leaving their frontline positions. but that video and the exact location of those troops hasn't yet been verified. the ukrainian foreign ministry is taking all of this with grain of salt. basically saying we will believe it when we see it remember, there is not only more than 100,000 russian troops along ukraine's border. domestically in russia but also in neighboring belarus you have 30,000 troops. all of this coming as ukraine's president zelensky rally the troops and civilians here amid a very frightening time for ukrainian people. thieves threats of russia invading their country this could be an opportunity for deescalation both sides to step back from the brink. president putin is the only individual in the world right now who knows whether or not russia will invade ukraine. he is going to meet today with the german chancellor who was actually here in kyiv yesterday drying to hammer out some sort of diplomacy at the last minute. but, again, we don't know if

those reports of russian troops going back from their frontline positions are completely accurate or if this is some sort of information spin by the russians. they have used this type of information warfare in the past so we'll have to wait and see if we get any sort of satellite images that can confirm the statement that was release this morning by the russian ministry of defense. back to you. >> steve: trey, they can pull back a little bit. but they are probably still going to be within striking distance. >> absolutely. and you also have the eastern part of ukraine that is currently partially occupied by russian-backed separatists. and the parliament in russia today voted to recognize those two areas which would actually escalate this situation more. now, the vote will now have to go to the desk of president putin. but it creates just another uncertain situation on the ground here in this region. and so while you may have one piece of good news. deescalation and the russians basically saying they are opening to continuing talks

about nato leadership and the ability for ukraine to ever get membership to this defense alliance. you also have this parallel story developing right now where there is a hard eastern front. a frontline that halls remained for the past 8 years here in the region. and since 2014, thousands of people have died in basically what is a soft war. it hasn't been active conflict every day. but it is still a major risk for ukraine as the russians, if they decided, to could inch closer and closer to their territorial efforts. >> brian: if you were to look around and walk the street over the last few weeks, the reporters have said it seems normal. life is normal. is it still like that? >> absolutely. people aren't panicking. you don't see it a rush or banks or stores. when you ask civilians why they are not scared or afraid. they said they have heard this story before. they have heard the threats from moscow before. while this situation is slightly different because you have some troops staging on ukraine's border.

they are used to it they are used to the tension in the region. many that we spoke with say they are willing to pick up arms before they leave their country. they want the sovereignty of ukraine respected and they are willing to fight for that reality. >> ainsley: that's interesting. because americans are being told to get out. to leave. all right, trey. thank you so much. let's wring in florida g.o.p. congressman and national guard colonel michael waltz member of the armed services committee. good morning to you. >> hey, good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. i know that some members of congress were briefed yesterday by jake sullivan nsa. and we are wondering what exactly did he tell the congress men and sphwhim i know that you have spoken to some of them. what are you hearing? >> well, unfortunately, it wasn't anything earth shattering oral anything new, really that they are still believe this is a small chance for diplomacy, you know, in these exchange of letters that we have had with the russians. we have talked about more transparency and exercises.

with each other. >> the white house has put on the table shifting some of our short range ballistic missiles and perhaps even a promise not to put them in ukraine. the russians have been stacking up these types of missiles for years and would have, i think, more to lose than to gain out of that type of argument. so at the end of the day, ainsley, i don't think putin has ever been serious about negotiations. i think this has always been to buy time. it takes a lot of time to move things like his pacific fleet, his northern fleet. his artic fleet. and a huge chunk of his army from siberia, all the way over to ukraine. and what you are seeing now in terms of what we might go. we might not he believe is more russian disinformation. >> brian: do you think they need to buy time or need some kind of face saving measure? should we go to a table with a

face saving measure whether we want to or not. to think he is going to pull back 120,000 troops for no reason because we kept talking is not logical? this would be the largest and most expensive thing to ruse in modern history if he doesn't end up going. and i think there are some things we could put on the table. i leave putin is owning that at the end of the day he can get what he has wanted, which would be an economic collapse of, a political collapse in kyiv and a window to put his own person in. i do think president zelensky has done a good job of walking a very fine line between telling his population and his military to get ready and the white house to hurry up with its lethal aid but, at the same time, preventing a panic in this capital and playing into putin's hands. is he in incredibly difficult situation and manages as well as he can.

>> steve: let's see what happens. congressman, let's get in the way back machine for a moment and set the dial to 2016. now we know that apparently hillary rodham clinton's campaign paid an internet company to essentially find stuff so that the campaign could say that there was a direct connection between donald trump and the russians they found all this stuff on their servers at trump towers and his businesses and hitst his home and stuff like that and then later at the white house. >> we know that one of her campaign lawyers is in hot water. he has been indicted for lying to the fbi. the question is if they can concocted a story like this. it's more than that one guy who knows the story. and the people who know the story and pushed the story cia, fbi, and elsewhere in the intel community, those people are in big trouble. >> you know what is striking to

me steve in what durham has laid out so far is the level of leadership at the fbi that is being called before grand jury. the general counsel of the fbi. the assistant director of intelligence, the assistant director of counterintelligence. we all know of peter strzok's role to some degree already. this is, you know, if we have this, and that level of fbi's leadership combined with the fact that it's from brennan's notes, which thank god john ratcliffe declassified about a white house meeting, where essentially this, you know, opposition scheme from the clinton campaign to basically smear the trump campaign and plant a false flag on russia on their servers, was laid out before the white house. we have the party in charge of all the levers of powerco lewding with a political'

opposite side of a presidential campaign to maintain power it's really almost hard to believe. it sounds like a novel. this is what is unfolding before us. this is a massive, massive scandal that i don't think we have seen the beginning of yet. >> ainsley: as of yesterday are abc zero coverage. nbc zero seconds. cbs zero seconds. msnbc zero seconds and cnn covered it 20 minutes and 30 seconds. if the roles were reversed and if this were president trump doing this to hillary clinton, what do you expect? what would you expect? >> i would expect all of those networks to be in full-fledged met down to be losing their minds. right? we all saw it during the russia hoax build up.

you know, the other piece that is really striking to me is that we had a tech company that apparently had it contract or some type of responsibility to manage the white house's information systems. some of the most sensitive work in the nations and that an executive in that company is using that access into the white house toe dig up dirt on the president the commander-in-chief. and provide that false information over to the fbi. so what i want to know is how witting or unwitting these series of fbi executives were and how deep the scandal goes. >> steve: i think the general counsel for the fbi was interviewed because he is the one who reportedly, michael sussmann, the hillary clinton campaign lawyer lied to. and so that's why durham would be talking to him. >> brian: bigger question is, just on your gut feeling with

all the work that you have done with intelligence. do you believe the fbi and cia were duped legitimately? were they just a wink and a nod? i get it? i will push this forward? do you think they were used? is there a chance? or do you think they were in on this whole thing? >> again, that's why i go back to that white house meeting where you had brennan, you had comey, susan rice, the president obama at the time, biden, and what did they walk out of that room after they were informed that clinton planned to smear trump with russia again as part of her political offensive what did they walk out of the room and inform their leadership. brian, best case, you had some -- a teenager case of confirmation bias whereby these officials wanted to belief it and really kind of turn a blind

eye and turn their cheek at what clearly was flawed intelligence. and you had a since then a number of people saying they never would have signed off on fisa zoo applications. too late. we all drug the country through all of that and smeared a sitting president. but at worse case, if we this that level of corruption, again, of a party controlling the levels of -- levers of power. controlling the surveillance state. and then turning it for political means, on another presidential campaign, i don't think the country has ever seen the likes of that in its history. >> ainsley: yeah. we want to talk to you about this, too. we this is a story that we were aware of this morning. levi straus, the jean company. her name is jennifer and she walked away from $1 million severance package. she quit her job because she said the ceo told her, look, you might become the next ceo if you stop talking about school closures. this is what she said. yesterday i was levi's brand president. i gift so i could be free.

i turned down $1 million severance in exchange for my voice. she goes on to say until recently i have always felt encouraged to bring my full self to work including my political advocacy. that advocacy has always focused on kids. early on in the pandemic i publicly questioned whether schools had to be shut down. this didn't seem at all controversial to me. during the fall of 2021 during a dinner with the ceo i was told to become the next ceo of levis only thing standing in my way was me. all i had to do was stop talking about the school things? s what's your reaction walking away from a million dollars severance package and saying "i'm out." >> just jed i met ennez kanter freedom and because china upset with it now he is no longer with the nba. we all know what china did against the nba when you have one coach say i stand for freedom.

but, you know when in this case everything has become politicized and you are going to have just now as we are having free state and little venezuelas people are voting with their feet. companies and corporations where you can speak your mind, where you can say hey, let's follow the science or have some conservative thought. and companies where you can't. and that is just further dividing the nation. look, i was a small business owner. and it's okay, i think, to take a stand to say look, here is our brand and here is what is in line with our brand. but then don't be hypocritical because levis has spoken out on immigration policy. gun control policy. social justice issues. and that kind of political speech is okay, apparently. but when a mom says you know what? i have issues with the rise in teen girl suicide.

with the rise in failure rates because of remote schooling. and i'm looking at the science and kids aren't being affected, like they are being out of school by being in school. and starting to raise those questions and suddenly you are canceled as a senior executive? it's just disturbing, guys. >> brian: there is a reporter at forbes for getting fired into doing an investigation into anthony fauci. told you are not writing for us anymore. unbelievable. people have to push back. the more people's eyes are open. the less this will happen. congressman michael waltz, thank you. >> ainsley: thank you. >> okay. thank you, brian. >> brian: you got it celebrities spark outrage for ignoring mask policies at the super bowl. what's that dancer? it's on the tip of my tongue. while my next guest says her son was told to receive speech therapy through a mask. >> steve: and michael waltz just mentioned this controversy on the court. enes kanter freedom has been outspoken critic of the nba bowing to china. now he may never play in the nba

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go if they can take off masks at event why can't children take off masks in the classroom. a woman's son told to receive speech therapy through a mask. i'm not kidding. sabrina, what did you think watching that game on sunday?

>> it was hard to watch because i have never seen a single celebrity advocating for children if they were locked out of their schools or now, you know, as there continue to be masks including in things like speech therapy or preschool intervention programs for kids, speech delays or special needs. it's hard to see that double standard happening. and unapologetically. >> brian: especially for your son, matthew. 9 years old. needs speech therapy. i used to take that when i was in school. you need see the face. you need to see sketches in the book and supposed to mimic that. how do you do that through a mask? >> yes. >> i don't think you adequately can. you know, this has been going on now for two years. the children haven't had adequate speech and language therapy. i think the therapist under governor murphy's mandate that does not allow any exceptions for speech therapy or any special needs instruction. they are all doing the best they can.

we advocated for outdoor sessions when they could. but obviously we can't do that in the middle of winter. we have tried clear masks which they will use but those fog up. and then they cannot see. lips and tongue placement which is so key for those articulation skills and learning how to produce new sounds so yeah, it's a problem. >> brian: they try to do the clear ones, as you mentioned they fog up. so you need speech therapy. they are just not doing it now even that governor murphy said you know what? i'm going to lift mandates. is he doing it in two weeks. what is the delay? >> yeah. i mean, i think this is long, long, long overdue for these kids. one of the most frustrating things is governor murphy's mandate allows exceptions for kids playing vigorous sports in the gym. for kids on music instruments. for kids eating pack of doritos, they are allowed to unmask. i just always question and

wonder why the needs of children with special needs or, you know, just needing some speech help why their needs are worth less, and we are hoping that our school does the right thing and on march 7th chooses mask choice for all kids. one size does not fit all. >> brian: is the special needs teacher on board with you or is she just marching with her supervisors or he? >> i'm the biggest fan of our teachers and therapists in the school. we are just hoping the board of ed and the administration makes the best choice for these kids. the teachers and therapists have always met me halfway. tried creative outs. box solutions. their hands were tied when they're told we have to mask. >> brian: is your son frustrated? >> he was -- he complains a lot. if you look up what the clear mask look like that they originally tried with him. it was suffocating. he said he couldn't focus in it.

he absolutely does not like wearing the mask. and the masks are, you know, not giving children the educational experience and social time that they need. >> brian: you haven't seen the improvement he should. my hope is he hits warp speed when they get the mask off in two weeks and it stays off and they listen to parents. >> yeah. >> brian: sabryna, thank you so much for telling your story. a lot of people watching right now had resonates with. i appreciate it? >> thank you so much. thank you. brines brian you are welcome. a man has finally been charged in the horrific attack on an aspiring models viciously beaten. looking at it on new york city subway platform. turns out of the suspect has been arrested 44 times with a rap sheet dating back 25 years that joins us live. and it's designed to help make aches and pains a thing of the past. by relieving pressure points and supporting your body

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age 60 using dating apps, texts, and emails. apparently they fell for it and 17 miles. that's how far this u.k., united kingdom police officer walked barefoot in the rain to raise money for a mental health charity called mine. k 9 handler shae jones raised over $6,700. well done. and 15 feet. that's how far into the ground this brave firefighter went to save puppy while unclear how the dog fell in, the florida rescuers wasted no time jumping to the rescue. the fire department says the pooch is very friendly and doing well. there he is out of the hole. that is your news by the numbers, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, steve. a man behind a vicious new york city subway attack finally brought to justice. we want to warn you the video we are about to show you might be distressing. his name is kevin douglas caught on camera beating a woman to the ground and stealing her hearse

purse. is he facing assault and robbery charges. police say douglas is already in jail for another crime committed on that same day. the career criminal reportedly has a lengthy rap sheet with 44 arrests dating back to 1997. beau is the model in that video she joins us with her lawyer eric carnes. good morning to both of you. >> hi, good morning. >> ainsley: we have been reporting on your story. tell us what happened that day on the subway platform. i think it was harold square near macy's. >> yeah. like what happened, right? >> ainsley: yes. what happened to you that day? >> so, i mean like that day i just went off on the concert with my friends. and when i about to go home, yeah, the guy just like grabbed me at my face, and my mouth and my eyes. yeah. and dragged me to like the other

side of it -- other side of the staircase, yeah. and then like, yeah, he hit me multiple times in my face to make sure i couldn't make any noise. and then touched me improperly. and then, yeah, and he took my purse before he was gone. >> ainsley: oh my gosh. i'm so sorry. i know you moved here just a few months before to study english and to pursue a career in fashion. and this happens to you. in the city that we all love so much. so, eric, i know you are representing her and this guy, he is back in court on april 1st. but, i'm reading that he was arrested 16 times in one day. may 13th. 2019. i'm not even sure how that can happen. he has been arrested 44 times. they arrested him that day. they found him day's inn.

why did it take some arrests. >> that's a question that certainly needs to be posed to the nypd and more importantly to the district attorney's office. but, you know, what is important to understand here is that there is something fundamentally wrong that someone who has over double digital am of priors is first of all able to be out of jail. that is a problem in itself. and second, ace mentioned, that he was arrested the same day and has been incarcerated for three months. taken three months for an arrest warrant to be issued. that is also extremely troubling. >> ainsley: who is to blame for that, eric? the new d.a.? someone in charge before that? what's going on? >> i don't think it's unfortunately one person but a problem at its core.

a top down situation. i think over all and i have a lot of friends district attorneys and in law enforcement. and they want to be able to do their job but i believe it is very clear that the policies that have been in effect are pro-including them from doing so, and, in fact, what's been going on is that you have encouragement of these activities because there is no attempt to maintain and be able to arrest people for crimes that they are committing. and when, you know, as a police officer or as a district attorney, for example, you are going to be disincentivized yourself when you know every time you go through this person you are arresting are simply going to walk. >> ainsley: does this change how you look at new york city and are you still riding the subway? >> well, yes. i have to say of course. [inaudible] like all the things like every place like good side and a bad sirksd right?

i just saw the other side right now. it's liking new york still, like, beautiful for me but like i just felt like the worst side for me, yeah. careful everyone. >> ainsley: some friends say i'm not riding the subway anymore. i'm avoiding it because of images like that. i'm so sorry this happened to you, michelle goh was the young lady pushed in front of the subway recently. you told our producers i was lucky and she was not. i'm glad you are here with us today. i'm sorry for what you went through. god bless you. thank you to you both. >> thank you. >> ainsley: no bust for president biden. his policies driving u.s. economic freedom to its lowest ranking ever in just one year. enes kanter freedom has been outspoken critic of the nba in china. silence him? we will ask will cain coming on

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brian hear about there houston rockets waive enes kanter freedom. >> steve: he has been largely absent from the court this year with many speculating his strong criticism of china's human rights abuses had something to do with him being sidelined. >> ainsley: here to react is "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain. good morning, will. >> will: good morning, you guys. >> ainsley: good morning. what do you think this is about? are they trying to silence him? >> will: i don't know it's a concerted terst say let's make sure we never hear from enes kanter freedom again. like anybody else in life the nba operating a business is cost benefit analysis. they are saying to himself each individual team -- you hope each individual team -- is saying to them what is the worst and

benefit. he is an nba level player. is he good enough statistically once he is removed from averaging a double, double he is not necessarily a star. he is not a must-play type of player. and you weigh that benefit against the cost of, quiet honestly, we're not talking about morality here, we are not talking about what is right or wrong. but certainly a headache for the nba for him to continue to point out their through flaws. i get this but cost me this. ainsley, i will say this. the parallels are uncanny. we have to being a knowledge them. would colin kaepernick. it's the same calculus the nfl went through with colin kaepernick. is he only this good as a player. is he only this good as a quarterback. on the other hand, he hurts my business to this agree degree. the difference colin kaepernick was arguing a falsehood. arguing that the united states was fundamentally racist nation. and that there was a genocide on black men on the streets by law enforcement. false. enes kanter freedom is arguing

for moral truth. china is conducting human rights abuses on a continuous basis across this globe. and enes knew the cost he would play. he and i talked about it on the will cain podcast. he knew this could happen. and he willingly took that risk. >> steve: you know, what's interesting about it, will, is regarding mr. kanter freedom's points of view, the average american agrees with him. it's the nba. it's his boss. they are the ones who look bad. >> you know, steve, let's keep playing with the parallel. i think it's important for intellectual consistency and right there for us all to see on the kaepernick issue. the american public did not agree largely, you know, polling suggests and where the american people felt about the product they were walching with the nfl. they did not agree with what he was doing. not his message, steve, nor his form of protest. kneeling during the national anthem. you are absolutely right. the american public agreed with enes kanter freedom's sentiment that we should not be in bed with a genocidal regime that is

openly trying to destroy the united states of america. when i say this is a bad business decision for the nba, steve. it's not because the fans are rejecting freedom or enes kanter freedom or the nba because of his message. it's because china is rejecting the nba and their potential business interest. that's how enes kanter freedom is giving them a headache. not with their fans but with china. >> brian: how ironic houston, cause the uproar because their g.m. spoke mind and sided with hong kong in a tweet. he gets traded to houston and wave him after the trade. so, i'm just wondering if that's maybe a make good for causing the uproar before. >> will: i don't know. darryl is gone with the 76ers. he is the g.m. that set off that problem, brian with that tweet. it san interesting parallel. >> steve: speaking of parallels. you have an interesting parallel in a fox nation show it's called long drive back.

parallels between tiger woods and ben hogan. and they both involve a car. >> yeah. nice segue with the parallel, true professional broadcaster. parallel here ben hogan had a really horrific car wreck mid career, late mid career and came back from it. it was in his 30's and went on, to, be the legend that is ben hogan. we know now that tiger woods is on yet another come back this time from horrific car accident in los angeles. there are suggestions is he thinking about hogan's parallel. is he thinking about that career path, that come back and tiger is embarking on his own ben hogan story. >> ainsley: are you excited about this weekend you are going to be at the daytona broadcasting saturday and sunday live from the daytona 500. me, heat hegseth and rachel campos-duffy. track i imagine in a car once or

twice. >> can i see that picture again in pete is the only one taking this assignment seriously. why is that? [laughter] >> will: that's his blue steel glare. >> is he ready to win the race. >> brian: trying to upstage you. at least i count on pete to perform. at least i know he is ready to play. i have not seen it from you three guys from that photo. >> will: i don't know that i didn't know that the assignment was zoo lander. >> brian: good jo job, will. >> steve: we will be watching this weekend and check it outen on fox nation. >> ainsley: thank you, will. great to see you. >> brian: it was okay. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean always great to see her because she is talking weather. i would say it's freezing downstairs. what about upstairs? >> janice: you are correct. it's freezing outside as well again i thank the producers for letting me stay indoors where it doesn't feel like 9 degrees. it's 19 now in new york city with wind chills feeling cooler

than that 23 in chicago. 11 in fargo. our next storm system is moving into the west. we're going to see the potential for coastal rain and some snow. so big dip in the jet stream that's going to bring those temperatures down in california. we broke records for days last week and into the weekend. so we're going to see the potential for heavy rain fall as the front moves in. and brings all of this moisture from the gulf of mexico, that means a risk for severe storms as well. hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall and even tornadoes. that's wednesday night overnight into thursday. the cold side of this storm is going to bring some significant snow from the rockies through the plains up towards the great lakes. bulls eye here for kansas in towards missouri and illinois. and then this is a severe threat, right? so hail and the damaging winds and even tornadoes. and that's going to last into thursday, know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area. how are you going to get those watches and warnings? fox weather.com can help you out with that there is your forecast today. 31 here in new york. still cold. warming those temperatures up a

little bit. ahead of that front that's where we will see the warmer temperatures over the next 1 to otwo days and then things come down again. we will keep you up to date. steve, ainsley and brian. back to you. >> steve: i will call my kansas kin and tell them to get out the shovel. thank you. >> ainsley: kansas kin. >> steve: i know. still ahead. you tip the waiter. you might tip the captain. time to tip the dishwasher? >> ainsley: where do you find him in the back. >> steve: that's what some restaurant owners are asking as staff shortages ask them to whip up new ways to recruit and retain workers. it's paying off. the story coming up next from "fox & friends" headquarters ♪ ♪ ♪ chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®.

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joins us right now from nashville, adam, good morning to you. >> good morning, thank you for having me on periods >> steve: where did this tip to the kitchen come from? >> welcome about nine months ago, we were trying to come up with a system that would bridge the wage gap between the front and the back of the house and the back of the house staff to increase their wages to a living wage. and so, by adding this tip line to our guest check, it helps bridge that gap. they have been able to make significantly more every day that they work. and it has been very, very successful so far. >> steve: so you say you added a tip line from the kitchen when you get the credit card thing and it says tip for the waitress come a blank for the kitchen, wait staff? >> yeah, that is correct. so the guests have an

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we will see how that goes. >> with the magic of florida, it is not 10 degrees outside like it is here appeared the world headquarters and that is why we are inside. and just like the fancy cars, this couch has got a heating element. >> i wish it did. >> wouldn't that be good? >> it is cold outside. it trickles into the studio. >> or we can get it on our shoulders. >> not allowed. >> thank you. fox news, an investigation moving faster than reporting. >> ainsley: this come as michael sussman to paint the jury pool. >> brian: peter doocy is live at the white house with the details on this tuesday morning, peter, good morning. >> good morning there hasn't been a time of attention yet but it is something that clinton associates do not want to be caught up in.

we know that based on the latest statement from a lawyer for a former campaign lawyer michael sussman. that attorney's at the to special councilman, made a filing in the case that includes bowl's allegation that are irrelevant to this motion and plainly intended to politicize this case. in plain media coverage to taint the jury pool. that client has been charged with faking a full statement to make statement to an agent. but this filing, somebody associated with the clinton campaign paid tech specialist to internet traffic servers both trump tower and the white house pier that was after clinton lost to trump here that is something republicans charge to try to tie trump to russia. >> that is something i can't speak to. i will refer you to the

department of justice. >> is that spying? >> what again come i cannot speak to that report and i would refer you to the department of justice. i would refer you to the department of justice. >> a source familiar telling fox news colleagues over there a lot more is happening with this probe into the russia investigation and being made public but the difference with this versus original russia probe unlike bob mueller's lawyers working for mr. durham do not leak. >> peter, you know your colleague trying to get the press secretary to talk about it, she wasn't there in 2016. but you know who was? joe biden, the current president and the president back then barack obama were both briefed

by john brennan on the entire scheme. >> the person whose name was at the heart of this because a top clinton campaign advisor would be jake sullivan. there are a lot of questions about exactly what he knew and whether or not a new after the 2016 election they were using campaign money to potentially wanted her internet traffic coming out of this building where the service is supposed to be confidential. there were questions about exactly what he knew once he has an important job right now. leading the diplomatic effort to stop this russian invasion. >> brian: joe biden never has press conferences. when is the next time you can ask jake sullivan a question? >> i would think if russia does something this week in eastern europe, he will appear in the briefing room. >> ainsley: offering the questions, thanks, peter. the media, shockingly not covering this. abc as of yesterday, zero

seconds, cb cbs zero seconds. msnbc as of yesterday zero seconds. b3 that is so unusual because clearly they don't want to talk about the story because they wey concocted by the hillary clinton campaign. trump was in bed with the russians appear they are not doing it now because we told you it was one thing but it turns out something else. just to prove this, look how bad they look with this montage. >> it is so obvious that they were able to collude with russia but now we see evidence of conspiracy to cover up. >> he may be the first president quite some time to face jail time. >> if we followed the tracks of those who have been involved with the kremlin. >> the president upset with vladimir putin to the present day. >> this president needs to

attend to obstruct the russian investigation. >> russia. >> brian: so "the washington post" and "the new york times" have pushed back and said this story has been debunked. there is nothing new here. "the new york times" said essentially this is about a conflict of interest. they say that mark sussman is the issue and he brought this forward. this is how they are portraying it until you get more information, "the wall street journal," fox news and "new york post" against "the new york post" in washington times. "the washington post" pushing back against the "washington examiner." so they talk about this tech firm. they also say the guy who ran the tech firm, he is apolitical. he is not a political person at all but he is a tech guy as a contractor. he was also promised a position with one administration which is

the hillary clinton administration. so the question is, when he is fired to work for the executive branch, was he working for the clinton campaign? it is up to durham to show that or get to the bottom of that to find out what the truth is. >> ainsley: john ratcliffe the former director of national intelligence has been talking about this to the press and he expects to see more indictments come out of this, russian date and actually until that hillary clinton's campaign were creating a plan to vilify president trump and falsely accuse him of ties to russia. and look at the cover of the post this morning. it has hillary hovering over trump tower, out of the sight of it, it looks like wires and her ears. hillary's come with us by, outrage over revelations that clinton paid for access to trump. >> homage to the movie, they are going that way. and you listen to that sound

bites a couple of years ago where people are talking about collusion, collusion, collusion, they would be right if they were talking about collusion between the campaign, hillary's campaign in the tech company to go ahead and pushtory, which they did to the fbi, cia and the earlier question to peter doocy is what john brennan and then director of the cia briefed the president barack obama and joe biden and the intel community on that said, she is pushing this false narrative. the question is, how good is this intelligence? it turns out the tech firm rodney jaffe were essentially calling vast amounts of data simply to shape the narrative that donald trump was in bed with the russians. now, it is very clear from the filing for mr. durham on friday,

that is not true. >> ainsley: the question is what did she know, because she was tweeting about it and so was jake sullivan. >> brian: she was pushing the narrative. >> ainsley: did she know it was not true and they had tapped into his pcs at trump tower and the white house. >> steve: i'm sure she wanted it to be true. >> brian: it turns out not so much. 1400 people plus lost their job because of vaccine mandate and uc and two weeks, thousands will lose their jobs in philadelphia, pennsylvania, because they don't want to get vaccinated. other people are standing up because you see their kids having masks on and nobody else has masks on and you see developmental anxiety, watches jennifer say, a brand manager and she spokepoke what did you say? >> ainsley: president. >> brian: brand president and

why she moved her family to denver. so she was telling laura this last night, she gave up and ascension to the ceo of the company because she stood up and spoke out. they wanted her to come out and say something, basically apologizing for what she said in the past and ask for forgiveness. she said "no, i quit and keep your million dollars." listen. >> i have to take care of my kids. i want to help all kids. i realize i'm lucky to come here and i know not everybody who has that opportunity. but i tell you, families are scraping together everything they have two go to a private estate. our kids need to be at school. >> brian: thad appearance got her backlash in the company said you better apologize for that or you are done anyway. she said i'm not going to do it. >> ainsley: that is last march and she's been public that she

wants the school to stay open. she has talked about getting kids into private school and things like that. it was controversial to the ceo of the company and she said, they had dinner one night and he said you are on track to be the next ceo if you stop talking about this. >> steve: if you shut up. she posted a column on sub stack that said, yesterday i was levi's brand president but in exchange for her voice. so, the story is, the reason she was talking to laura last march is because she couldn't take it anymore and she moved her family from california to colorado because she wanted her kids not to be burdened. levi's kept her on the payroll but said "you have to shut up about this stuff." she would not be quiet and said what she wanted to say. but levi spoken out on social issues and they did not want her

talking about that and ultimately it cost her. >> ainsley: she did not get her one million-dollar severance package and she's turning down a lot of money and wondering if someone else will hire her, she has the president of levi's. >> brian: also today and this is a story a lot of your following, justin trudeau with emergency powers against the truckers who were peacefully protesting against vaccine mandates. he is planning to hit them everywhere he can. speak with the national institutions will be authorized or directed to render essential services to help address the situation by regulating and prohibiting the use of property to fund or support illegal blockades. >> ainsley: fox business joins us in ottawa, grady, good morning. >> good morning steve, ainsley, and brian. the next 30 minutes to an hour

they start milling about about the truckers are making a big statement by not saying anything or do any anything at all by keeping the trucks here despite invocation of emergencies act which gives the federal government sweeping authorities. we will tell you some of the things this allows the federal government to do. it gives local police access to resources from federal law enforcement officials. it also gives the federal government the ability to order private tow truck drivers to come in and help remove the truckers from this area. on top of that, the deputy prime minister said corporate accounts of truckers can be frozen and the insurance can be suspended if they continue to participate in what the governor considers an illegal blockade. additionally, anybody trying to get funds to the truckers, people donating to crowdfunding sites, that those sites can be frozen as well or shut down entirely at the money is being

funneled to the truckers here appear the truckers i have spoken to say, this is not going to deter them, however the deputy prime minister says, we will have you listen to why she says they are taking these actions. >> it is about following the money. this is about stopping the financing of these illegal blockades. >> you know, these drug drug errors are protesting what theyl government mandating vaccines to prevent the spread o point out the irony of the federal government invoking more powers to try to get the truckers out of here. we will see if it works. as we monitor the situation in ottawa, we want to make you aware of convoys forming in the united states. there is reportedly one that will start in california at the next week or so and make its way to washington, d.c., which could

be an issue, of course, for the united states government. we will keep you posted how things play out here. >> brian: these people protest, have you seen any type of violence or unsavory behavior? >> no, brian. what i would describe this as is a street festival type of environment, almost like a block party. it is illegal according to government officials in that they are blocking the main thoroughfare downtown and the parliament building, but they were playing music, grilling out, lighting bonfires essentially in the middle of the street. it would consider it a very controlled environment. people have been very polite to me. i have seen people try to stop any sort of tempers that arise. so that is what we are seeing on the ground here. i can only report what i have personally seen. >> steve: a block party, grady, i know it is 5 degrees there right now and for a while, they didn't give the trucks and a gas. are the people sleeping in their

vehicles, like in sleeping bags without the heat from the motor? >> so, what i hear all around me right now is the home of the truck engines. so somehow, they are still able to get gas in town. you see the jerry cans, and you see some right here. in fact, i some trailing carts of them like wagons into this area. so they are going somewhere else getting gas into the cans and filling up with these cans the center of the protest where they make speeches and whatnot. even these ancillary trucks that have moved into the area, you can hear the engines are on. i assume they are keeping warm inside the cabs of their trucks. >> ainsley: thank you so much, grady. they are not going to back down but stay right there until these vaccine mandates are lifted up. but justin trudeau and he says, i will freeze your bank accounts, suspend your insurance, tow you away

possibly? >> brian: what a loser that guy is. ontario is looking at vaccine proof requirements and manitoba, quebec, saskatchewan, and justin trudeau, the new trigger word is, get this, freedom we heard about the american flag being a trigger for some people. now, the word is freedom. if you say freedom, that is a trigger that could get you arrested. that means you are part of those horrible people that want freedom and you might be part of the caravan. unbelievable. the world has turned onto its head. freedom the new f word in canada. >> steve: 8:18, fox news alert, russian's ministry of defense is announcing some of the military men completed they are trails and are going to return towards home base. whatever that means. releasing videos and tanks driving away from the tanking near ukraine for the exact location has not been informed though mike confirmed. russia withdrawal they will

believe it when they see it. so far, not much. he will skip this year's french open rather think get vaccinated against covid. he will be forgoing his chance to set a new record for the grand slam title if he misses the competition. the athlete says while he is not opposed to faxing, it is a price he is willing to pay. a young casanova going viral over his sweet valentine's day surprise for a girl in his class, look. >> happy valentines. >> how great is that the little boy by the name of anthony giving his crush, lila flowers, chocolate, a stuffed animal, all dressed up as you can see right there. the video shared on tiktok so far has received 32 million views. guys come a perfect gentleman,

too. very nice. >> brian: night 2 minutes after they are coming up the white house bracing for potentially bad news as experts predict more inflation to come. >> ainsley: but first three san francisco school boards could soon be out of a job putting work over education. and leo terrell with the efforts. ♪ ♪

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>> this type of administration, we all know some of the risks of the richest cities in the country. we are the bottom 7% of reading level, state health. >> ainsley: of those are parents in san francisco fighting back pushed to recall the school board members putting these woke politics over education. here to react fox news contributor and schoolteacher formerly leo terrell. >> thank you for having me come appreciate come appreciate it. >> ainsley: you used to be a democrat and a schoolteacher so you are the perfect guest. i'm so shocked this is happening in san francisco. i think it is a great thing but even 2% in san francisco. >> and it makes perfect sense when you damage and her children and the most progressive city, san francisco the parents have had enough, ainsley del mike ainsley, education is fundamental, a fundamental right.

education is fundamental and school board members play woke is him renaming schools, changing the names of schools and keeping the children home. the damage has been done. they lost quality ties in school because of politicians who want to play politics at the expense of school children of schoolchildren. >> ainsley: we see this all over the country, the parents are learning who is on the school boards and speaking out against crt and renaming all of these schools. why do you think this is happening in our country right now? i've never seen anything like this. >> because parents really realized the collateral benefits of the pandemic if you can call this, parents have learned now about what is going on in their schools. that is affecting their children. in this san francisco student district, ainsley they were trying to make it a war against black students and asian students. they said asians have the mind-set of white supremacists. i am sick and tired of this race

card dividing kids in the asian community has been attacked with hate crime. now they are playing politics and hatred with kids at the school. it is out of control, ainsley. >> ainsley: are there enough people that will not be l and this will be successful? >> yes, it will be successful because when you hurt children, everyone is reacting. the school board members will be ousted tonight because you cannot hurt children. even liberal blue san francisco. the kids have been hurt, damage, they lost education and they will never get it back, ainsley. these board members will be ousted tonight. >> ainsley: and the mayor london breed supporting this recall, thank you so much, leo. >> thank you i will see you next week. >> ainsley: i will see you next week. perfect. >> right next to you and brian. >> ainsley: can't wait,

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like i said, yelling at the tv set the white house. this is a terrible number. >> bad inflation number, bad for president biden in terms of overall running of the economy. you don't want 9.7% inflation and bad for consumers. this is producer price index. this measures the cost of goods going to produce things. that cost 9.7% higher over the year goes on and passed on to consumers. in other words, if you were hoping for inflation to ease or calm down in the months ahead, you are probably going to be disappointed, bad news for everybody, including the president included. >> brian: i was at walmart buying hamburger for chile, it . >> the last time we did inflation story, rotisserie chicken, in the supermarket, used to be $5.99 but now it is $7.99 or $8.99 come inflation

you can't see. >> brian: tell me about heritage freedom index and why people are concerned. speak with the decline of economic freedom is serious cause for concern, lockdowns, mandates, rules, red tape, high taxes that makes america less free economically. we have slipped to number 27 on the world list of free economists. that is not good and again, this is unprecedented by rules, regulations, lockdowns, mandates. >> brian: can you imagine goldbach better? >> yes and inflation would be worse because you are looking at spinning a great deal of millions of more. >> ainsley: will they increase interest rates? >> interest rates are going up, yes. the federal reserve will raise rates 9.7% inflation. it is the federal job to do something about that. what do you do?

you raise interest rates and stop printing so much money. >> brian: tell us the fed is counted on to do something about this. i think the white house is punting. number two, i hear about oil. i cannot believe the government of oil chris christie to keep 5,000 barrels in the ground, pond less, drill less. at a time we are trying to get wheeled to the european partners so not so dependent on russia and this conflict. we are trying to get prices down. why would we drill less if you have our country's interest in mind? >> that was an environmental activist, we don't want fossil fuels, keep them in the ground because bad for the plane appear at 12 months later we see the results of that program are a disaster. you pay much more for energy. whether gasoline, gas or oil, you are paying more because this administration restricted the supply.

your economic supply and demand equals price. you are low on supply and you go for demand and the price goes up. >> brian: people blaming the administration and they see they have a role. the prices at the pump. >> it is that oil companies, the meat conglomerates, the gas station. >> brian: are you kidding me? >> they said all these noble laureates say it is transitory. they are all wrong. >> they were totally wrong 9.7% inflation reported this morning and it ain't going away. >> ainsley: what is the average american make? >> the median household is approaching $60,000 a year. >> brian: living paycheck to paycheck. >> if you make $100,000, it doesn't hurt you that much, but if you are living paycheck to paycheck, some $60,000 a year, it counts, it hurts. >> ainsley: 20 extra dollars to fill up your tank. >> brian: he is watching come

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it was the politicians, blacks on crime policies that kept putting him out on the street because the judges closed the rulebook, which the politicians have set in the city. >> brian: okay that new york city landlords on the channel calling soft on crime in the big apple after homeless career fell and followed a young woman home before stabbing her to death. it does not end there, repeat offenders with the cities on edge. that includes this one right here with 44 arrests on his rap sheet caught the brutal attack of a new york city model on the subway last month. pastor corey brooks is on day 87 of the camp out on chicago's most dangerous neighborhoods, up on the road, sleeping in the tent behind him to raise a wear for. pastor, it has been bad in chicago but the rest of the country, the balance of the country is catching up to the windy city.

>> absolutely, crime is like cancer and it spreads. i have said before for the individual criminals, unless they have a true encounter with god, the only thing you can do is lock them up. a lot of people get mad when i say things like that, you want to put more black people in jail. first of all, you assume all black people are criminals and the only people committing crimes are black and that is not true. we should be concerned about the victims, than these hard-core criminals. i tell you it's like picking up the scorpion by the tail and expecting to not get stung. these individual criminals, they are exactly that, criminals who need to be locked up. >> brian: is someone stealing a car down the street? >> well, i don't know, but no telling in chicago. at any time you can get carjacked. i hope that is not the case in just an alarm but you never know. >> brian: you never know. here is the thing, pastor when it comes to these crimes. it is not just someone running off with but someone following someone home and murdering them.

this has crossed the line. >> it has definitely crossed the line. the crimes that we start to see going across the country are more hideous and more sinister. we have to do something to stop these individuals early. that is why i am on this roof, trying to build and get these kids early on. if you don't get them early on and give them a chance and opportunity, you will continue to see these crimes and it will be worse throughout the country. >> steve: we know localities like chicago ran by democrats, they have soft on crime policy. but across the country though, a lot of people are looking to washington. why don't we hear more from the president of the united states about how we need to crack down on people who break the rules when it comes to law? if you have criminal behavior, you should be prosecuted. does joe biden need to say more? >> absolutely, it is kind of hard for joe biden in the forefront of defunding the police. now all of a sudden, he is changing his message and lost

the deep fund. >> we should never be soft on criminals and put forth the effort to support our belief or make sure these criminals when picked up our convicted of the crimes and do the time. >> steve: you have been during the time. you are 87 days into the demonstration on the rooftop there. you have a number of shipping containers stacked up and you are on top. so far, you have been able to raise how much money to build that center in the neighborhood? >> absolutely our goal is $35 million and we have raised $8 million. we are excited and that is because of the effort of fox helping us and conservatives around the country. we will reach our goals and built this and change a lot of lives and those of the american people. we appreciate it, go to project are to work to find out what we are doing. steve, we are still waiting. >> steve: the good news is the snow has melted. the bad news it is 5 degrees here and i'm not going outside,

just saying. pastor, thank you very much. >> thank you, i appreciate it. thank you very much. >> steve: by the way you can watch rooftop revelation at foxnews.com. all right, janice, it is cold in chicago, but i think it is colder here. >> you know, i think you are right. the temperatures in new york 30 degrees. things will warm up. that is the good news. you see the forecast type to go up in st. louis and detroit. and we will talk about wednesday and thursday and then by thursday and friday, the 60s in new york. that is good news if you like the warmer air. i like the warmer air. here is the future track. we have an area of low pressure across the rockies and bring the potential for some snow for parts of southwest all the way to the great lakes. we will see a mixing a wintry mix of freezing rain as we go to wednesday through thursday. certainly a lot of snow from areas like oklahoma through kansas and missouri and illinois to the great lakes. then on the warm side of the

storm, this is what i'm concerned with the severe threat of hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. those could come overnight wednesday into thursday. so i need you to know what you will do if there is a watch or warning in your area, go to fox foxweather.com, the forecast just barely getting out of 30, 31 in new york, 38 chicago but things are going to warm up, steve, i will look forward to that may be tomorrow i will be outside. >> steve: excellent currently in new york, it is 18 degrees. no kidding. thank you. >> you got it. >> steve: chaos in the air, a plane diverted to kansas city after a guy tried to storm the cockpit. i will talk to a terrified eyewitness coming up here the eyewitness to the super bowl, bill hemmer. >> 1 of 77000, i will be in mourning for a while, but i'm not going to show it.

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♪ ♪ >> brian: chaos in the sky american airlines from los angeles to d.c. made a stop in kansas city after, get this, the passenger to storm the cockpit and opened the plane's door in mid flight. one flight attendant hitting the man over the head with a coffee pot to subdue him. the next guest was on the fly and thought he was going to die. he joins us now, thank you so much. can you tell me what happened? where were you sitting in what did you see? >> absolutely. i was on a flight going back to where i live washington, d.c., from l.a. on american airlines 1975 and halfway on the flight a little over two hours into the flight, over kansas and missouri. i can tell there was something going on near the cockpit, but it wasn't clear. i remember the flight attendant came next to my seat came in yelling at loudly to turn the

lights back on. she turns the lights on and the plane starts descending rapidly. at the very beginning, we didn't know but we could see something going on near the cockpit door and may be at the pilot passed out or something but a little scary because we were descending quickly. and my feet all the way back, coffee pot and out front where the passengers that were in the front were very brave and amazing. we are working to subdue this guy. >> brian: so you are trying to subdue this big guy? >> big guy, yeah. >> brian: how many people did it take to get him? >> it took a lot and it took a while. you had four or five people trying to subdue him while the flight attendant trying to knock him out by bashing him repeatedly on the head with a coffee pot over and over again

until, he was finally down with blood and people still had to pin him down until totally landed at. it took a lot to hold him down because he was a very big guy. >> brian: what role was he in and did he say what he wanted to do? did he have a motive, a suicide wish? >> it wasn't alcohol or mental or drugs. no one served alcohol in the plane and the guy was not drunk or anything. i don't know his motivation but he mentioned that he wanted to bring the plane down. he was violently attacking the crew and the passengers that were trying to subdue him and really trying to get into the cockpit. then he tried to open the plane door. >> brian: did he get close? >> you know, he was right next to the cockpit. he grabbed the plane door. he has a big guy in the air pressure may be makes it impossible to open the door, but he actually like shifted it a

few inches. that was scary. >> brian: i'm so glad you are all right. thanks to that real world scare and i am glad american airlines had great stewardess and passengers to stand up. >> i have to say the crew up american airlines and the great passengers, including i think air force reserve gentlemen and others are real heroes and stepped up and did the right thing at the end. >> brian: make sure everyone is here to talk about it. mouaz moustafa, thank you so much. back with more "fox & friends" in just a second. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections,

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