>> we begin with a fox news alert, secretary of defense is visiting troops deployed in poland as president biden says threat of invasion into ukraine is very high and u.s. and nato push diplomacy, kremlin is conducting massive military drills right outside its neighbor's borders. you are watching "fox and friends first." i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. both ukraine and russia separatist are exchanging information. manufactured accusations from russia could be used as pretext for an attack. griff jenkins is live with the latest developments. >> griff: tensions rise in

eastern europe. lloyd austin, secretary of defense, arriving at a meet nothing poland. you see him with his polish counterpart, they will discuss invasion of russia into ukraine. there are troops stationed there ready to respond. this comes after yesterday the president tried to strike a lighter note during a stop in ohio. watch. >> president biden: i've got to head out, i have a little thing going on in europe right now. so -- >> griff: earlier in the day, his tone was very different as he warned russia is laying the groundwork for an attack. >> how high is the threat of a russian invasion right now? >> president biden: very high. they have not moved any troops out, they have moved more troops in, number one. number two, we have reason to believe that they are engaged in

a operation to have an excuse to go in. >> griff: secretary of state anthony blinken en route to munich made emergency trip yesterday to un security council warning of the false flag event russia may stage to justify an invasion. >> the stakes go far beyond ukraine. this is a moment of peril. >> could be fabricated terrorist bombing inside russia, discovery of mass grave, drone strike against civilians, or fake or real attack using chemical weapons. >> griff: there has been shell nothing eastern ukraine after kindergarten school was hit. it is putting u.s. and nato officialos high alert and russia continues to die claims of eminent invasion despite 150,000 russians troops posted along

ukraine's border. we are watching several things today. president biden is expected to speak with transatlantic leaders, before that, vice president harris in munich, we may hear from her this morning. todd and carley. >> carley: thank you. former secretary of state mike pompeo says it is clear the biden administration has failed america. >> we've demonstrated weakness with respect to the russians for 14 months of this administration, pebegan giving them a free pass on nuclear treaty. we let them close down gasoline pipelines in the south seas of the united states, did nothing. let them finish nord stream 2, lifted trump sanctions on nord stream 2 and shut down american natural gas and crude oil production. giving putin money for crude oil produced in russia, put his economy on super warp and we harmed ours and lost jobs at

home. these are things putin saw quickly. >> todd: no place like home in delaware for president joe biden. listen to this. >> president biden: every time i get a chance, i go home to delaware, you think i'm joking, i am not. >> todd: it is not a joke issue the president made it to his home state for half of the weekends during his first year as president. 26 weekend necessary delaware, fewer than a dozen at the white house. he described the white house as a guilded cage in terms of being able to walk outside and do things. there you have it . to canada, business owners face harassment over their support of the protest and now a movement is coming to america. >> carley: ashley strohmier has details. ashley. >> ashley: two of the most visible leaders of the trucker convoy, chris barber and tameron leech.

here is leech a day prior to her arrest. >> i will probably be going somewhere tomorrow, getting three square meals a day and that is okay. i am okay with that. i want you to know that i'm not afraid. it is breaking my heart. you guys i just want you to stay strong. >> ashley: this as emotional shop owner says she was forced to close down after getting threats for supporting truckers. listen to this. >> never in my 56 years have i ever experienced a country so divided, so full of hatred toward friends and neighbors, someone draped a large bed sheet over our sign. i'm sorry, it's been a tough few days and the sign read tammy

supports terrorists. >> ashley: congresswoman ilhan omar facing backlash for condemning docking those two support the convoy. eddie scarry reacted to the backlash. >> i don't recall a single time that ilhan omar stood up for a small business in america when all of them were set ablaze in our biggest cities. >> ashley: the u.s. freedom convoy plans to take a page out of the north's book and bring anti-mandate fight to president biden. truckers are expected to start in ohio and california next month and end in washington on march 6. according to organizers, congressional welcome committee will meet with them to talk about policy changes. todd and carley. >> carley: i don't know how this ends in canada. we had a trucker on yesterday who said he's not going anywhere and has 10 trucks there. he says what justin trudeau is

doing is emboldening them, the protesters and now people are getting arrested and a lot of the people there are children, because there are a lot of families there. is trudea going to do a mass arrest of his political opponents? if he does, what makes him any different than a dictator? >> todd: the thing that stood out to me, impassioned statements from the two women we heard in ashley's piece. why are certain people trying to harm those individuals? i don't have an answer to that. are they so scared of getting a disease that everyone will get, is it because they have some weird, sick craving to be controlled by the government? i'm having trouble understanding the mindset of someone who does that to another woman. the person selling gelato,that is ice cream, it brings us all together. nevertheless, they're accusing her of being a white

supremacist. it goes back to my point i make, when they pivot to race, some way, shape or form, it shows they have nothing else. >> carley: this is what big government looks like, a lot of people are saying thank god we don't live in canada, prime minister froze bank accounts and can force companies to tow trucks. how is that possible? protesters are peaceful. in the u.s., starting to inch in that direction, democrats want to shut down free speech and using social media to do that. the truckers have main-stream views, they want to work, they don't want vaccine mandate to prevent them from missing work as they cross the border. they are being painted as extremists. when you been what they are fighting for, it is a normal idea and as ashley said, protests appear to be coming to the u.s. >> todd: to that notion of the

way it is going in canada, coming to the u.s., tucker said this all week long, don't sleep on what is happening in canada, it is on his way here. gavin newsom being mocked for warning americans about a vile gun made to look cute with skull and pacifier logo. every nra backed politician should condemn this. the post not as intended, opposite reaction. rick grenell responding, "where do i get one, this is cool and constitutionally protected," what is unconstitutional, two years of power. the gun pictured is not a weapon of war, shortened rifle with a one-round magazine used for training purposes. >> carley: new york state trooper who accused andrew cuomo of groping her is suing. claims the disgraced democrat's

right-hand woman helped cover up the alleged incident. the woman is seeking -- cuomo and derossa deny the allegations, 11 women accused him of sexual misconduct. three school board members are recalled in a landslide for pushing a woke agenda instead of getting schools back open. >> todd: did you hear this? >> i would wear a mask, i might indefinitely, i don't think it is 100% safe yet. >> todd: she's special. joy baher, find out what joe concha thinks next, we follow joe, he's our man. ♪

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>> todd: san francisco school board members are blaming racism after parents voted to recall them. >> carley: and the media is blaming right-wing racists for fuelling parents to act, calling the recall dangerous. brooke singman is live with more. brooke. >> brooke: good morning, guys, those recalled school board members are sharing their thoughts on the election. president lopez saying, none of this is a surprise, we have been threatened six month intoes our

term because of what we were highlighting, bringing up and challenging, the issue she says she is pointing to is when that comes from people of color, primarily women of color, it is enough of a problem to silence us. they achieved that through a recall. some voices in the media echo that. one cnn opinion article saying the right successfully frames school politics as concerned parents having rights infringed, this was the case with desegregation and bussing. they are celebrating it is victory and remain hopeful. >> we will not put up this from the school board. whoever the mayor appoints better watch out. >> more people are getting involved in the government process. people are voteing that normally would not be voting. >> brooke: results shows all three members voted out with over 70% of the ballot largely

fuelled by asian american families motivated by controversial lottery admission and this 2016 tweet accusing asian americans using white supremacist thinking to assimilate and get ahead. the mayor london breed is expected to pick replacement for the three board members in the coming weeks. >> todd: deal in joe concha, joe, how can they say this when the vote had absolutely nothing to do with race and everything with parents wanting kids to go to school and not wanting the school board distracted by renaming schools when the kids aren't learning anything? >> joe: right, renaming schools, schools named after george washington, the guy who won the revolutionary war and abraham lincoln, the guy who freed the

slaves. thankfully parents pushed back. nicole hemmer, no relation to bill hemmer, we must make that clear. she says, in places like loudoun county, conservative activists have discontent into a wave of republican victories. she makes this argument in loudoun county in san francisco. yet joe biden won loudoun county with 61% of the vote in virginia and took san francisco with 86 % of the vote. this is a far left ivy league scholar saying parents' rights and movement in education is dark, far right effort. we saw in virginia, glenn youngkin's victory, he ran on parent rights and education. in the land of nancy pelosi and san francisco, education eviscerates party lines. parents are worried, like me, u.s. is 25th in the world in

reading, writing, science and math and perhaps many of them, me included do not want them to view the world based on the prism of race. we want them to have reading, math and science. this disconnect and now they are seen as anti-parent party and of course >> senator: will publish this sort of stuff because they are disconnected, as well. >> carley: speaking of disconnected. joy behar said this on "the view" yesterday about masks. >> i listen to the little voice in my head that doesn't really follow 100% what they tell me, they keep changing it. i would wear a mask, i might indefinitely. >> carley: great, everybody can wear a mask if they want, not wear a mask, her rule is apparently follow the science until the science says you can

take your mask off. >> joe: right. the science says yesterday new york city averaged 1100 covid cases in a city of 8 million. the number was 40,000 one month ago. covid is down in terms of transmission and spread. local indoor mask mandates are being dropped, except in schools, we can't have that. it is sarkasm friday, in case you didn't understand that. you have behar and three other women talking about importance of mask and they are sitting around a table indoors without one. this is covid panic porn america is sick and tired of. until you can find somebody from the right or right of center that can make a decent argument at that table and push pack on behar, ratings at the view will continue to plummet.

it was more interesting when megan mccain was there. >> todd: the noid and whammy guy from press your luck, do you agree? >> joe: what is press your luck, sunds like something in the '80s, that is before me and carley. >> todd: look it up. >> carley: got to leave it here, thank you. >> joe: have a great weekend. >> todd: we love this next story, i hope one day school will go back to being fun, i am only a kid once, that is what a new jersey fourth grader is telling her governor about lifting the mask mandate. >> carley: that amazing girl and her mom are here with more of that message. ♪ i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve

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number of vaccine exemptions and future of thousands of servicemen and women remain unclear. navy granting one exemption, six from mat reins and nine from the air force. 17,000 remain unanswered. the military discharges hundreds for refusing to get the shop and reprimanding others. >> carley: governor phil murphy not to wait a minute longer for the mask mandate. one fourth grader sent this, i don't learn a lot now because my teacher keeps telling people to pull up their mask. i hope one day school will go back to being fun, i am only a kid once. macy and her mom join us. why did you want to write to your governor? what motivated you to do that? >> i wanted to share what happens and to tell him that

these masks aren't really working. >> carley: chelsea decided she didn't want to wear a mask, teacher told her to pull her mask back up. what happened? you called the situation outrageous. >> she's walking through the hallway and every teacher saying where is your mask, put a mask on, they let her go back to her classroom put her stuff down and had to walk to the principal's office to get a mask. she said, no, thank you, i don't want to wear this anymore, it hurts my ears. they put her in an isolation room off the nurse's office and left her there until i went to go pick her up. >> carley: how do your friends feel about wearing masks, just you feel this way or do other kids not like it either? >> other kids feel the same way

that i do. >> carley: macy, has the governor responded to your letter? >> not yet so far. >> carley: we'll have to wait and see if he does. chelsea, governor murphy says the mask mandate will end march 7, how do you feel about that? there is an ending to this, it is a couple weeks from now. >> well, it is also up to each individual school, if they want to get rid of the mask or make masks optional. school boards are voting on it and there are still schools in new jersey that are keeping the mask mandate until further notice. thankfully our voted the other day, they will make it optional. ours will start march 8th, we're not in school on march 7th. it's been a long time and to see these kids, it is horrible, they don't get to see their friends'

smiling faces or their teachers' smiling faces. that is part of teaching, having having connection with these students. >> carley: dr. fauci said lifting mask mandate is primature and risky, what is your response to that? >> maci went to a summer school program in her school and she didn't have to wear a mask at all, there was no major outbreak, no huge numbers coming out of that, i don't think any cases came out of that. for them to bring it back in the regular school year, i think it was unnecessary. >> carley: maci, you saw something that you didn't like and you wanted to speak out about it. you got a lot of attention and now you're on tv, how do you feel about this? >> kind of like shocking, it didn't feel like this was going

to happen. >> carley: it happened for a reason, you wrote a great letter, we hope the governor will read it and respond. thank you for joining us. >> todd: one negative, we force our kids to grow up so much, that is a positive, they realize how the system works even at a young age. >> carley: i'm only a kid once, she doesn't want to wear the masks anymore. >> todd: jersey girl right there. same social media giant that heavily censored reporting on hunter biden, they are not police and post with personal information of freedom convoy supporters. bret tollman react to twitter's double standard. >> carley: and "fox and friends" weekend crew is live at the daytonia 500, will, rachel and pete. >> todd: headset has something sudse in it at 5:25 in the

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absolute double standard? >> yeah, the reasonable way is first and foremost, they are a private company. it should be a simple analysis, right, todd? you believe there may be efforts between government agency, or if a company is acting as an arm of the government. are social media platforms the new town square, where we all go to voice our opinion and have freedom of speech? i think those are the very issues and something like this will cause a lot of people in congress to want to know if they should be looking closely at reigning in social media. >> todd: one other thought i had from a legal perspective, these donors are not public individuals, they do not intend to put themselves in the public sphere and somebody like hunter biden is a public figure. do they have a case for what

twitter and other media outlets have done to them? >> yeah, a couple of things. there certainly is the leaking of data or if you have security or firewalls that are incapable of preventing this sort of thing. the other challenge, look closely at terms and conditions when we sign up for go fund me type platforms. what can they and can't they do, it is concerning as former federal prosecutor and looking at what some companies are doing. you take the canadian government indicating they are going to look at each individual that donated to the truckers and to their cause and see if whether or not they want to freeze their bank accounts without much due process at all. these are scary times when it looks like big tech and government seem to be working hand in hand. >> todd: doesn't this double standard incentivize illegal

hacking going forward? >> yeah, it does. the reality is the public, we're looking at this and seeing a double standard, sometimes you see the government, sometimes you see media and how they are reporting or failure to report on this sort of issue. when it involves the hunter biden issue, we all saw they shut down all sites and platforms that were trying to take a close look at what was going on with hunter biden and his laptop at the time of the election of his father. that is inconsistency and hypocrisy in the law that concerns all of us and i hope lawyers bring the lawsuits, may be the only way in the courts to stop it. >> todd: law is unsettled here, american law, canadian law, private versus public company. we need lawsuits to figure this

out. brett tolman, we appreciate your time. thank you. 36 after the hour now and -- heading to florida for america's biggest racing event, the daytona 500 on fox and "fox and friends" weekend crew is along for the ride. >> carley: what is up, having breakfast live from racing north turn beach bar and grill ahead of the event. will, daytona 500 sold out, tell be a big weekend. >> 103000 we will be here. starting tomorrow morning, the three of us will be here getting ready for the big day. this morning, just to set the scene, todd and carley, the beach is what, like you can hear it. a pitching wedge away. you can hear the waves like

rachel said. right there, literally right there, they turned in the original daytona 500. >> daytona is the international speedway and we'll be in the infield broadcasting there. it originally was at racing's north turn, mile and a half on the be beach and they turned one street and came back around. it started organically in daytona aame bigger and better with nascar and we will cover all that. cool to be at the original spot. >> rachel: this establishment opens 11 a.m., we already have a packed crowd, everyone is here and ready to get the weekend going. >> they need coffee. >> rachel: we will give them more coffee, next hit,a they will be pumped up and ready. >> todd: any truth to the reason you are there not to host "fox and friends," for the three of us to check to make sure all 101,000 people are wearing their

masks? [laughter] >> pete: will is on it. >> will: i intend to ensure that is the case. >> pete: first one to see someone wearing a mask in the stands. >> carley: i don't think there will be many masks. pete, i was looking at the menu, best burger on the beach, half pound burger, shrimp po boy sandwich, barbecue pulled pork sandwich, what are we going with first here? >> pete: carley, it is not a breakfast joint, they opened for us early, whoever came this early, what they said, here at the beach, we don't get up early, that is a problem for "fox and friends," that is what we do. that is why they are quiet, they are not used to being out. we will talk about the race, we have a few things going on in

our country and the world we'll ask the folks about. >> rachel: we will be with the pit crew, they will give us tips, there is a lot going on. >> pete: we'll do a contest, how fast the crew can change a tire. the mclemore brothers are here. we'll be eating well. i got in a nascar race car couple days ago and drove around the daytona 500 track, it was absolutely mortifying and you will see it in a package. so much fun, what the guys do is insane. we are excited to be a part of it. "fox and friends" getting out on the road. >> rachel: he's a thrill seek sxer he said that experience might have been too much for him. >> pete: i did not feel qualified. >> will: 103,000, actually 104,

000, rick is there. what is going on? >> i saw the video of pete driving and his fingers were like this on the steering wheel, terrified, i don't blame you, pete, you were white knuckling it. you are a lucky guy, i'm jealous about that. talking weather out here, weather a big deal at the 500. i think we're looking pretty good. other parts of the country issue not so good. a massive front moved across the ohio valley and brought warm temperatures, which melted a lot of snow and along with that, got big rain. all the gages are rivers forecast to be in flood stage. a big flooding concern over the next couple of weeks. take a look at temperature wise, 30 degrees colder than you were 24 hours ago in columbus, ohio. 10 degrees warmer in boston.

cold air is on its way, enjoy the last few hours of fake spring across the northeast, that is about to change, the temps will drop again. this front that brought significant weather will begin to taper off, you see fronts go through florida, i don't think we'll see it make its way through florida. overall, not looking at it. by race day, 73 degrees sunday afternoon, perfect for daytona. >> todd: you cannot ask for more than that, rick issue great to see you. nascar daytona 500, this sunday 2:30 p.m. only on fox. >> carley: austin police are staging a walkout after radical left d.a. indicts 19 officers on charges related to the 2020 riots and giving millions to protesters, we have details on

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>> todd: austin police bashing the progressive d.a. for the expected indictment of 19 officers over their use of nonlethal weapons to quail riots during the summer of 2020. >> i'm not aware of any conduct that given the circumstances that the officers were working under were rise to the level of a criminal violation by these officers. >> welcome new officers to austin, texas, where you get indicted for doing what you're told to do with the equipment provided. >> todd: receives telling that there will be walkouts this week. city of austin paying $10 million to two of those injured by nonlethal weapons during the riots. >> carley: the mayor candidate who survived a shooting attempt last week says he and his family are traumatized again.

his accused killer is free on bail. craig greenberg says it is nearly impossible that someone can attempt to murder on monday and walk out of jail on wednesday. the man accused of opening fire is known blm activist quintez brown. fellow blm activists paid his bond. violence has surged in louisville, amazingly no one was injured in the shooting. could have been much different. black lives matter local foundation has been pulled from amazon over shady finances. >> todd: cheryl casone has more. cheryl. >> cheryl: leading amazon to suspend the group from charity website amazon smile. we have rules for nonprofits,

this organization fell out of compliance. this group had $60 million on the balance sheet, guys. it is unclear who is in charge of the funds. people are saying that money is not being spent on the black communities that need it. the group hired hillary clinton's campaign lawyer, he commissioned from the steele dossier. it was documents that were filed that set off alarm bells. you file documents with u.s. government, it is public information, we know what is going on at blm. >> carley: and calling out president biden on inflation. >> cheryl: this aum aum era official calling out the president for being dishonest, this is steven ratner, he rights in the "new york times,"

"blaming inflation on supply lines is like complaining about your sweater keeping you too warm after you added several logs to the fire place," supply issues are by no means root of inflation. referencing comments from biden from the interview with lester holt. >> carley: i love that sweater analogy. >> todd: ratner is a big-time democrat. >> cheryl: that is why it is shocking to see him in the "new york times," which printed it, by the way. >> todd: i had high hopes yesterday, baseball looks like it is in trouble. >> cheryl: as if football wasn't disappointing enough for you. they are not ready to batter up. spring training delayed, major league baseball officials battle it out with the players union.

luxury tax, the players say it is a salary cap, bonus money for young players and minimum salary, the players want $775,000 minimum annually. owners are offering $630,000. spring training unlikely to begin march 1. i guess it is nascar. >> todd: it is what baseball sim bomizes, winter is over, spring is here, people get excited. >> cheryl: signals the ninth work stoppage by the players, been here several times. >> todd: they are being locked out by the owners, that needs to be emphasized. >> carley: i agree with everybody. >> todd: democrats rolling back mandate, why does dr. fauci want your kids to wear masks. >> carley: and a freedom convoy is being planned in the u.s., bringing the fight to president

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hours before being arrested groe preparing to take their own message to president biden. fox news contributor lara trump joins us live. this protest is coming to america. convoys cleveland, columbus, fresno, california. there is a reason for this.

apparently they are going to be met with a congressional welcoming committee to discuss policy changes. what do you make of this situation? first i want to say thank you to truckers. none of us realized how much we need truck ires until all of this started to happen. i don't think any of us are surprised to see this coming there have been rumblings to see this happening. this is a peaceful protest. this is how do you it you don't burn down police precincts. you don't destroy courthouses and small businesses and ruin entire cities. this is a peaceful protest. and it sounds like their voices are being -- we're prepared to hear them. that's exactly what this is all about. you know, it started in canada, with these truckers, but i think they even knew this is far bigger than them. far bigger than canada. and bigger than just the vaccine mandates. this is about the fact that for two years now it feels like we have been under to tall tarren rule in so many aspects of our lives. you know, kids have lost out on

their education. how many people have lost their jobs. we have all -- it feels like lost two years of our lives. we want to get back to normal. it is time to get there and, manual, the truckers are stepping up to the plate to do it. so i think we are all looking forward to what comes out of the freedom convoy here in america. >> todd: speaking of kids dr. anthony fauci says taking masks off kids in school still too risky. this despite the fact that democrat states are removing mask mandates all over the places and cases down 42% in a week. is this about science anymore or is this simply a desperate attempt to stay relevant by dr. fauci? >> well, i'm going to say, todd, it's probably the latter when it comes to dr. fauci. we know the science. we know if you compare schools that were masked and unmasked throughout the entire pandemic. there is virtually no difference in covid transmissions. you just had that incredible fourth grader from new jersey macy on earlier in the show.

man, what a champion she is to get out there and fight for every kid in america. it's time to take the masks off our kids. but i think, todd, to your point, the reason dr. fauci is not too big on rolling the masks back now totally for kids is what is he going to do after the pandemic? what magazine covers is he going to grace? who is going to want to give him an interview? she is really enjoying riding high over the past two years of this pandemic as the king. i think ohnos when it's over, nobody is going to have time for him. so maybe he is trying to extend it out a little bit. regardless, get the masks off our kids, it is absolutely time. it's over. >> carley: i hope macy is still listening to me i think she is going to think it's cool you were listening to her and mentioned her name. a couple more seconds to you here, lara. the cdc even says that only kn the 5 masks are the things that prevent omicron spread. why is fauci even doing this?

>> well, and, carley, we know ohio bad the masks are for the kids, right? they can't con threaten trait. not learning anything. bad all around. i think it's time we have all seen for the masks to go. >> carley: absolutely. when you talk about the mental health of kids that's the most important part. >> todd: you have a great weekend. >> carley: thank you. >> todd: y'all have a great weekend. "fox & friends" starts now. >> president biden in ohio talking up his spending plan. >> that is going to strengthen our supply chain and reduce costs. >> the former obama guy steve rattner says biden's excuse for inflation is dishonest. >> two of the most visible leaders of the freedom convoy arrested in ottawa as truckers try to stand their ground. >> i know it's frustrating don't give in. >> hillary clinton blood in the water perhaps dreaming of another run. >> i have never lost our faith in our future. >> while she has support among democrats she repels independent voters. >> president biden is