>> 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 again

saying russia could invade ukraine within days. >> this is a failure of american foreign policy. >> if you really know the russians are going in, then do something. >> nascar headed to florida for biggest racing event. >> daytona 500 sold out over 101,000 fans expected. ♪ ♪ drive, drive, drive, let it drive ♪ drive, drive, drive ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, daytona beach. this is your 6:00 a.m. wake-up call. you have a big wake-up call ahead of you. it is close to 60 degrees here. they are going for a daytime high of 80 as you make your way into the mezzanine level of studio m and ainsley, look who is here today. hey, lawrence.

>> lawrence: in the studio today. it's great. it was a little windy when i come in. >> steve: it was a warm wind. >> lawrence: i got my four mile run in. got in and got four more miles in. >> steve: in the dark? where did you go? >> lawrence: on the hudson. don't tell my mother that. >> ainsley: that's not safe doing that. >> steve: do you have a coal minor's hat or something with a beam on it? >> lawrence: no. i just did it with my music. >> ainsley: ahong the hudson they have the path where you can run along the water. >> lawrence: path, intrepid. it was great. in for brian, obviously. thanks for having me. ages ains always glad to have you. >> steve: we are going to be checking out your show tomorrow night on the channel. and in the morning checking with the "fox & friends" wake-up team. will, pete and rachel having breakfast with friends north turn. rick is at the track.

will, rachel and pete, tell us a little bit about your place. i understand it's almost like a nascar museum. >> rachel: yeah, it sure is there is stuff all over the walls. this place doesn't open until 11:00 and look at this crowd. [cheers] >> rachel: just so you know, this is open air. i have can hear the waves and i can't wait to see that sunrise. >> will: the reason if is called racing's north turn yards away from us is the original north turn of the original daytona 500 where they went a mile and a half on the beach, turned back here and went another mile and a half down the road. and that was before they made their way to stadiums with 101,000 people ready to watch the race. >> pete: it is going to be pablegd. who here is going to the race this weekend? [cheers. [? >> >> pete: racing fans here too. nascar kicking off this season on fox. we will be there on saturday and

sunday morning from the infield overlooking the track. and it's going to be -- we were at talladega about six months ago there were still a lot of covid restrictions in place. this time we will have drivers on set. we are going to be doing pit crew work. i jumped into nascar. we are doing the full on experience as "fox & friends weekend" should and it is so wonderful to smell the beach. it is. you can't beat it new york they said i'm out of here. >> rachel: there are more transplants in this bar. i cannot tell you. they are so happy to be in the free state of florida. >> steve: there you go. [cheers and applause] >> steve: all right. folks give yourself a round of applause. >> ainsley: look who else is there rick is at the track. what's going on there? >> rick: the beach smells better in 70-degrees than it does in 4. a lot better. it is really nice. yeah. i'm here at the track. obviously friday morning before

the race. not a huge really active time. although they have all these races going on leading up to the main event on sunday. we will be here for all of this. so much going on this. is such an exciting time. if you are a nascar fan, you know it if you are not a nascar fan just come one time to the daytona 500, and i promise you will be a nascar fan for the rest of your life which i think is what happened to pete when they went to talladega last year. instant comer. that is what happened this weekend in daytona, guys. >> steve: as soon as you get there, the noise, the sound of the track it's so big. all right. >> lawrence: thanks, rick, we will be checking with him all morning and he will give us the forecast later. turn in to the "fox & friends weekend" crew this weekend. telephone be live from florida. >> ainsley: 2: 30 on sunday. >> steve: going to be beautiful weather there. lousy weather yesterday in lorain, ohio, because i was talking to our white house correspondent. his flight was canceled late

yesterday afternoon. so he is waking up in the cleveland area. buff the president said i got to leave early because there is bad weather and also something going on over. >> ainsley: something little. a little something going on in russia. >> steve: he is there in lorain, and he was essentially taking a victory lap over his infrastructure plan, which was bipartisan. it was passed by members of both parties, that essential liver invested $1 billion for cleaning up and fixing up lake erie. and lorain, ohio, is right on lake erie. so, you know what? he -- essentially this is a make good for his environmental supporters. >> ainsley: here is a little bit of the president talking yesterday in ohio. >> we're also showing that a growing the economy and creating jobs can go hand in hand with protecting the environment. not disseminating it. meeting the moment on climate

change. like our program to clean up abandoned mines and oil and gas wells seeping and spewing methane into the air. >> steve: which is the message we have heard many times. essential liver he said, keep in mind, the ukraine crisis is going on and he leaves to go to ohio and talk about something that already passed. he is taking a victory lap. >> steve: his poll numbers are completely under water. so he has got to do something about something. there are all sorts of stories out this morning about how the president needs to clean house because what he is doing so far is people are so frustrated over the direction of the country and it's like you can't keep repeating the same thing and expect a different outcome because. i saw one thing i think it was nbc, you know, you got to get rid of your chief of staff. also it's a messaging problem. the message is not resonating with the people. >> ainsley: he has a problem because of inflation, high gas

prices, prices for beef. prices for everything are going up. and we are seeing that across the board. >> steve: prices for necktie. >> lawrence: the bosses want me not wearing a tie. >> ainsley: the imawcial lawrence. i like it. more expensive. is he trying to blame ton inflation. we don't care what you blame it on, fix it we can't afford high gas prices anymore. >> lawrence: now you have president obama former adviser saying biden keeps play blamingth supply chain just being dishonest about it the democrats. >> ainsley: in the "new york times." >> lawrence: the president needs a win. this is why he gave that speech yesterday. unfortunately, he doesn't have anything to show for it right now in the country. you see democrats are circling the wagon right now trying to find some type of message. steve, you say it's a messaging problem. i think it's an agenda problem. when you don't have an agenda

for the american people, and it's important to understand that the president really doesn't understand this issue because there is a bill right now that he is trying to get through congress to bring even more money into the market. as you know, that's way too much money in the market right now, which is why we are starting to see inflation so high. and when you are seeing it everywhere from the gas prices, if you want to get milk and meat everyone. >> steve: steven rattner said there is too much money in the economy. he said it's a classic case of too much money chasing too few goovmentdz his larger point is and that's how he started it, mr. president, you can't keep blaming the supply chain, it's not the supply chain. >> lawrence: whole different issue. >> steve: in fact, just to show you, ladies and gentlemen, exhibit a. here is the president doing exactly what steven rattner, who was an official during the obama years and worked with joe biden says is not honest. >> look, as you know, um, the

inflation has everything to do with the supply chain. >> let's along at the reason for the inflation, the reason for the inflation is the supply chains were cut off. >> steve: and if you read the op-ed in the "new york times," it makes it very clear he does not -- the way he is presenting it makes it look like he doesn't understand it the supply chains were not cut off. essentially the demand came back to quickly and we were unable to, you know. >> ainsley: fill all the orders. >> steve: the administration did not plan for a quick come back and that's what we got. people wanted to buy stuff and it wasn't there because of supply and demand. >> ainsley: it's an excellent read. this is a portion of what he wrote in the "new york times." he said blaming inflation on supply lines is like complaining about your sweater keeping you too warm after you added several logs to the fireplace. the bulk of our supply problems are the product of the overstimulated economy not the

cause of it. all that consumption has resulted from vast amounts of government rescue aid flee rounds of stimulus checks and substantial under spending by consumers during the lockdown. he goes on to say this is a ripple effect. he says used car prices are up 55% over january 2020 levels. food costs are up. furniture and begged up 19%. laundry equipment up 33%. shipping delays, commerce department saying imports into the u.s. are up almost 21% over last year. delays with unloading the ships. people leaving their jobs. employers can't find workers. homeless problems, crime suspect. build back better he says will add $750 billion to the deficit over the first five years. can we afford all of this? there is too much money out there. he is adding too much. this build back better, it is going -- you think inflation is back now? good thing it didn't pass. too much money. >> lawrence: you got the crisis hitting the cars. and then people got to payee nor

must amount for gas. look at what abbey hornacek has to say. i just got back from los angeles. meanwhile in los angeles one gallon of regular gas costs more than $5. $6.44 for one gallon of regular. >> ainsley: premium is 6.79. >> lawrence: this is asinine. this is the type of stuff that will change the mood of the country. you know, they are so concerned about stuff social justice and all of this identity politics. that's not impacting americans on a day-to-day basis. people of all races, when it goes to the gas pump and they see this type of stuff happening, and this -- by the way, hurts every industry, all right. those 18 wheelers. my dad is a truck driver. when they have to fill this up with this enormous amount of deville fuel the price for it that's going to raise the price of everything. it is crazy. >> steve: just wait until the ukraine war starts and the

president made it clear yesterday it's going to be starting soon. and that price for self-serve regular add another buck to that. they are suggesting it could be $7. there is one other interesting thing in the steve rattner thing in the "new york times." one other thing that joe biden was talking about during the sit-down with lester holt was he said the reason cars are so much now is because there is a chip shortage but we got intel, the big chip manufacturer to spend something like $20 billion on a new plant in ohio, so that's going to help. what he didn't say is the new chip plant will not produce one single chip until 2025. that's three years. so sit back, relax, joe biden has got it covered when is he up for re-election in 2024. >> lawrence: they don't have are a clue. >> lawrence: then they will have chips. >> lawrence: this was a self-inflicted wound from the

biden administration. his energy policy, shutting down plants in america. having this -- on day one making it very clear there was going to be -- when we were energy independent. he could have curved some of this happening. we know the pandemic affected a lot of this. another self-inflicted wound from the biden administration. >> why did he do that? anything donald trump touched he redo and undo. and here we are. >> ainsley: energy independent at one point. gas prices were down. inflation was 1.4% last january. now it is 7.5%. >> steve: not good. all right. it is coming up on 6:15 here in the east. we're going to be talking about what's going on with the truckers up in canada. there is a crackdown. the cops have arrested freedom convoy's top leaders in effort to get the protesters to leave. we knew they weren't gonna. and now they are in jail. >> ainsley: hillary clinton's

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>> carley: back with your headlines. starting with this. in philadelphia a table girl is hurt in quadruple shooting right aid argument two young men between the ages of 15 and 20.

the 16-year-old girl and 65-year-old woman were both shot in the chest. a 22-year-old was also shot. no arrests have been made so far. now to a fox weather alert. more than 180 million americans are bracing for severe weather involving snow, flooding, damaging winds. the heavy winter storm dumping snow in el paso, illinois. the powerful system causing 100 car pile up around 25 miles of interstate 39 closed due to the accident and in alabama, several tornadoes touching down wreaking havoc and causing major power outages there as well. the military finally giving a very small number of vaccine exemptions while the future of thousands of servicemen and women remain unclear. the navy finally granting one exemption this week following six exemptions from the marines and nine from the air force. nearly 17,000 remain unanswered. the military already discharging hundreds for refusing to get the

shot. and reprimanding thousands of others. transgender u penn swimmer lia thomas wins the 500-yard freestyle with almost a full 10 seconds to spare. video showing thomas finishing with almost half the pool between her and the second place swimmer. she is expected to swim in several other events next week as controversy swirls over her qualification to compete with biological women. wow. 10 seconds. those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> lawrence: that's embarrassing. >> steve: that's a big lead. >> carley: thanks, carley. >> steve: let's go up to the country of canada. >> ainsley: not the great state, the country. >> steve: let's go up there. up in ottawa, the prime minister did a couple of days ago invoke the emergencies act to help the government clear the protesters with their, you know, toe the

vehicles, freeze their bank accounts and they arrested a couple of people, including tamara leadership, she started the go fund me. she said a day ago in a tearful clip i'm an business waiting i'm getting arrested and she was right and so did another organizer by the name of chris barber. they both are expected to be charged criminally. >> ainsley: oh my gosh, can you imagine the feeling of that when you are just protesting peacefully because you don't like the vaccine mandates that the government is imposing on you? they froze her bank account. they are threatening to take all these trucks, seizing all the trucks, defending insurance, freezing bank accounts. police are working with child welfare agencies to remove the children that are out there protesting so that if they arrest the parents, the children have a place to go. i mean, it is unbelievable what's happening there. 400 trucks that are around the perimeter of the parliament

building. and look at these images. >> lawrence: it's crazy. >> moms, dads, hardworking canadians that are being arrested and thrown in jail because they are protesting a vaccine mandate. >> steve: peacefully. it's not just that, if you decide to contribute to the cause they are going after you as well. check out tammy giuliani. she is the owner of gelato cafe. being forced to slow down after receiving threats for donating to truckers. >> luna is my livelihood. my husband and son-in-law all walk for the business. i pulled out 250 bucks of my personal money and i gave a donation to fill a gas tank of someone so they didn't have to sleep in minus 30 in the cold that night i think that speaks to my humanity and not to political beliefs. but attacking our children. attacking our teen, that's

unconscionable, and i think never in my 56 years i have ever experienced a country so divided. i personal live have been called a disgusting pig of a woman and that i should rot in hell. 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. >> lawrence: the man that is leading the charge is the prime minister. he does not care about civil liberties. he does not care about freedom of speech. freedom of assembly. is he calling on companies to be shut down. but it's deeper than that he went on the floor and essentially called these people white supremacists. the reason why they put the sheet over the woman's business is because the prime minister essentially said that anyone that is associated with them are a part of the white house supremacist movement. i mean, for a guy that talked

about tone and tenure of the former president of the united states. i mean, he is making a real case right now of doing the same exact thing that he accused donald trump of doing. >> the poor lady who just gave some money so that the truckers didn't have to sleep in the cold weather. she is not necessarily believing in their cause. she is saying i care but as a person. she says it speaks to my humanity. she is getting threats. we are coming to get you. we are going to throw bricks into your window you will pay for this nazi supporter. >> lawrence: who are going after those people making the threats? just to be clear, we have condemned if there is violence that is a part of that movement there that they should be arrested. that is not the majority of the people that are out there. the people that are attacking these people, leaving hateful messages, threats, throwing bricks and all this who is coming after those people where is the prime minister on that? >> steve: excellent question.

come back to american politics. the way we started the program today and talking about joe biden he went up to take the victory lap because he has got no wind and he is under water in the polls and there are a number of people in his own party saying, you know, you got to start over because you will not win again. so democrats are thinking about well, the midterms are in peril. what about the presidential? we need somebody else to come to the rescue of the democratic party. and is that what hillary clinton was doing yesterday? listen to this speech. keep in mind, she was there -- she was there here is the sheraton in midtown, manhattan, she was there to endorse the new governor kathy hochul. according to the "new york post." she mentioned donald trump, january 6th and fox news more than the governor who she was there to endorse. here she is. does this sound like she is running? >> we can't get distracted, whether it's by the latest

culture war nonsense or some new right wing lie on fox or facebook. by the way, they have been coming after me again lately in case you might have noticed. it's funny, the more trouble trump gets, into the wilder the charges and conspiracy theories about me seem to get. i know many of us hope that defeating trump would start to heal our division. but now it should be clear to all of us that the struggle for a unity and democracy is far from over. republicans are defending coop plotters. they're curbing voting rights. democrats are fighting for the rule of law and for judges to follow it. or the right to vote. >> lawrence: the rule of law? you have liberal d.a.s all across the country. they are allowing criminals back on the street to repeatedly go

after elderly people, to push penal into trains, pluredz are up. assaults are up. theft is up. because of the democrats that are in office right now. i mean, this is what they do. they say that it's a republican conspiracy, we said this about crime and now crime is all over the place. they said the same thing about parents and oh no, critical race theory doesn't exist. this is always right wingers that are doing this what we saw in virginia is parents of all races, black, white, hispanic,. >> steve: democrat, republican. >> lawrence: democrat, independent, came out and said you know what? enough is enough. it wasn't just about critical race theory. it was about the kid being masked and education became the number one issue in virginia. and i would argue because three months before youngkin had a lead it was a defining issue for virginia. but, again, she has nothing. she has nothing. democrats have nothing. they have no bench. they have no real leaders. kamala is not doing a great job.

pete buttigieg has been on leave and finally came back. he doesn't know what's happening in the country. who do they go back to? hillary clinton. >> ainsley: if you want to vote for her or whoever the democratic party is, you are voting for soft on crime policies. you are voting for crt. you are voting for open borders. you are voting for open s, safe spaces for drug dealers to shoot up. you are voting for welcome homeless people. come into our neighborhood. you know what? that spare bedroom have you. can they sleep in there? prices going up at the pump. prices going up at our grocery stores. is that what you want? are you better off now because joe biden, a democrat is in office? >> steve: maybe the third time is a charm. more reason callahan in the pages of "the new york post." the quote down here at the bottom oh please god no. she writes no, no, no, no, no, no, dear god no. hillary clinton is seriously mull ago run in 2024. there is simply no other way to interpret her speech at

thursday's new york state democratic party convention. hillary is fighting for what she sees as her birth right, her fate, one she will not be denied. she fails to realize insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. >> lawrence: just so we are clear, the voters rejected hillary clinton back in 2016. right now the voters are rejecting the democrat agenda, the progressive agenda. you see it on every single issue from the border to crime, to education. they rejected it all. the democrats are choosing, under the leadership, apparently of hillary clinton. to double down on it and blame fox news. by the way, illustrated just know doing just fine. the rest of the networks aren't doing so well. >> ainsley: she attacks trump, attacks fox news. she really thinks she deserves this. >> steve: let's see what her next speech is like. >> ainsley: she wants to be president. >> steve: we were talking the other day that she was asked about the latest durham filing.

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>> ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert of the kremlin just announced they will launch ballistic and crews mills in planned exercises tomorrow. steve harrigan is live in kyiv with the latest for us. good morning, steve. >> good morning, ainsley. and they said the supreme commander vladimir putin will oversee ballistic missile exercises on saturday. this is the biggest show of force since this crisis over ukraine began. these ballistic missiles can carry nuclear weapons. in the meantime, vice president harris arrived in munich for a security conference, she will be meeting with the leaders of ukraine and germany. and finally, in the east of ukraine, shelling has picked up dramatically, over the past 48

hours. ukrainians are fighting russian backed separatists in the east. and yesterday a kindergarten on the ukrainian side of the line was shelled. no students were hurt. three adults injured. ainsley, back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, steve. well, 24 hours is all one american family had to flee her home in ukraine as the threat of russian invasion intensifies. rossellio and her three children escaped to israel to stay safe, leaving behind her husband with a tearful goodbye. is he a first responder who refused to abandon his post, helping others to evacuate. she joins us now. good morning, ova. >> hello, good morning. >> ainsley: thanks for being with us. i know you are an american and your three children are american spins. your husband lived out of in anf ukraine your whole life. tell me what happened. >> the last few days have been crazy to say the least. we have been under a lot of

stress. nobody has information about what's going on there. so we're all in the dark. we are all trying to best to prepare for what's going to happen. but it really is difficult because people don't know what to prepare for. and we're nottenning given information at all. it's been really crazy. >> ainsley: how did you know that it was time for you to leave? did the american embassy get involved? >> yeah. i was given a notification that americans had about 48 hours to leave ukraine. and shortly after that, i was given another notification that israelis will 24 hours to leave ukraine. that's when we decided okay, they are evacuating all citizens, not just embassy members. not just, you know, political officials. that it's every citizen being evacuated and the situation became a lot more serious threat. >> ainsley: your husband decided to stay behind. god bless him. that's so generous of him to stay and not abandon his post as a first responder. have you talked to him? what does it look like for your husband? >> yeah, i have been in contact

with him. is he very busy trying to organize an evacuation plan. there is over 250 families that had to stay from just our community. so he is trying to get them out through the border of poland if it comes to that and we're desperate for supplies and clean water, food. we'll don't know what's going to happen. and you know, we are going to need buses for transportation to get all these families out. >> ainsley: well, you know, i know it's imminent. we don't know what russia is going to do. if they do invade, my thrars are with all the people that are there, including your husband. thank you so much for joining us, i wish you all the best. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. to say mask or not to mask. why dr. anthony frazier says children need to keep the masks on. plus, our weekend crew gearing up for daytona 500 this weekend. pete, will, rachel and rick. we are going to be checking in. they will be checking in with exciting fans coming up. hey, guys. what are you all drinking? come on, having too much fun? morning. >> pete: not yet, ainsley. we are having fun.

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>> rachel: good morning. >> will: good morning. >> pete: original 500 happened right around the corner. sun is coming up. you can see the beach. absolutely beautiful. we had a great breakfast and now about to talk to great folks we each have our assignment. >> rachel: get the pulse of america. >> pete: two great ladies give us thoughts on where we are in our country. colleen and phyllis, good morning how are you both. >> great. happy to see you. >> pete: i love that mug by the way. >> thank you. it was a gift. i love it. >> pete: phyllis, how are you doing. >> great. >> pete: first of all, you are an army vet yourself. your husband is a navy vet. >> yeah. >> he is overseas? >> is he. which we will talk about in a element no. first, what are you concerned about. when you think of our country today, what are you most concerned about. >> i did not vote for joe biden; however, he is our president. and i was hoping he would do a great job. but i was very disappointed to see that in the first year he has reversed so much of what president trump did. our borders are nonexistent.

he has made us less energy independent. he botched the afghan withdrawal, inflation is at a high we haven't seen in decades. crime is rampant. it's just a sad world right now. a sad country. we are very weak on the world stage. so, i have a lot of concerns. i don't know which ones is my ton one there are lots of them there. >> pete: real quick. you told me your husband swatching from overseas. you had a quick message for him. give him a hello. >> hi, john, love you, can't wait to see you backs on march 1st. >> pete: pretty cool. they both work here by the way. phenomenal restaurant. >> rachel: i'm here with tom. educator. actually principal at elementary school for 25 years. >> oh, yeah. 25 years in south florida. still too risky to take our mask off. tell me what concerns you as an educator about how this has been

affecting our children especially our most vulnerable kids with special needs? >> well, it is a real problem. and i think you are looking at me. you are seeing me smile. kids need that kids need to grow up in a good environment. a regular environment. and things have gotten tough lately. it's terrible what's happening now. and let's look at the percentages of kids that are having a problem with covid. it's an adult problem. let them fight it out somewhere else. this generation tough time. >> rachel: i remember before the pandemic we were talking about limiting our kids' screen time and here we are putting them on zoonel. >> i have a grandchild that came over and was in first grade on a computer for six hours. that's insane. >> rachel: it is insane. all right, we are going to toss it over to will. >> will: thank you, rachel. i'm here with kevin. u. can see on his chest, is he a pitt fan. originally from redding,

pennsylvania, is he an eagle fan as well. somehow i always gte my rivals here. he has been in florida for a dozen years. now, florida is symbolic, right? kevin, you believe that come the fall, more states will go the way of florida. you are expecting a big red wave in the midterm? >> i think. so i think you will see a bunch of seats change hands to red. just because coronavirus is still in the forefront of people's minds. i get from the beginning that it was new to everybody, but two years into it, the goal posts keep moving backwards. and if that's still in the forefront of people's minds, i think especially with the independent type voter. they are not going to buy it anymore and they are going to vote red. >> will: there you go. the moving goal post kevin has said. these rolling pandemic mandates, two years in swings the independent. now, lawrence, ainsley, steve, eat your heart out. most beautiful diner set up you can imagine. >> steve: look at that view. willful will i want you to look right there. that is yards away.

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500? that's which team? okay joe gibbs racing. team pence j, hendrik motorsports, stuart haas racing. richard childress racing or any other team. >> lawrence: c. >> steve: i'm going with any other team. >> tom: any other team. i like that pick. okay. which state will have the motive expensive regular gallon of gas on saturday in arizona, connecticut, new jersey, vermont, delaware, idaho? >> ainsley: california is not on the list. >> steve: i'm going with arizona right next door. >> ainsley: i'm going with new jersey. >> steve: it's a killer we have full service. >> lawrence: that's right. >> tom: hi everyone. i went with connecticut. which golfer will finish best at the 2022 genesis invitational? >> ainsley: dustin. >> lawrence: going with b. >> steve: i'm going with justin

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outraged. and they showed up. again saying russia could invade in ukraine within days. american foreign policy. >> if you know the russians are going. in then do something. rev your engines daytona 500 a couple days away. ains win the great american race. >> there is nothing that compares to it. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: daytona 500 this weekend. whole crew. rick, rachel, pete and will. it's on sunday at 2:30. >> steve: live from studio m. friday out and about. but we do know that lawrence jones has, at the directive of

the boss, is not wearing a neck necktie. >> lawrence: it's new thing they like the casual. as you know i like fashion this has been hard for me. >> steve: it's hard for me. friday casual for you. >> lawrence: friday casual. >> ainsley: you have to let me know when you are filling in i will do casual with you t-shirt and jeans. >> steve: you think you are casual. look at the crew down in daytona. we have beat, pill and rachel having breakfast with friends live from racing's north turn. bar and grill. opening up early. rick at the speedway. start with the guys it's not a diner, it's a restaurant just yards from the atlantic ocean, right? >> will: i want to be clear about something what appears as an act of rebellion lawrence jones is actually at the directive of the executives. hey, larynx, lose the tie. in one moment i think you are rebel. in the moment i think you are doing what they tell you, lawrence. you have got to find. take it to the next level,

t-shirt next. >> ainsley: sweatshirt. >> lawrence: will cain. >> pete: do you know how many years i have been requesting to not wear a tie on the couch and denied? that request -- >> lawrence: it hurts me more not to wear the tie. it hurts me more not to wear the tie. it's kind of flipped. >> steve: you look pretty happy. you folks are going to be talking to people about things in the news. rick has been dispatched to the actual stadium where 101,000 people are going to be in attendance. it's going to be a nice weather weekend. right, rick? >> rick: yeah. temps about 73 at race time and sunny. no rain that's going to delay anything. it's going to be an absolutely beautiful day for a full crowd, a sold out crowd last year because of covid that wasn't the case. this year all the crowd coming bang. really exciting time at daytona. >> ainsley: i heard it sold out.

all those seats will be filled. >> rachel: ainsley, just so you know, pete caught the nascar bug. he loved it so much he made it a family affair. entire hegseth family is down here as well. >> pete: that's a lot of plane tickets. not a lot of sleeping room. >> will: they are all in one. >> rachel: already said. >> pete: i have got three kids on the floor. two on the pullout couch and-to-two in our bed. >> be willing to take a couple in our room. the only one who could beat you is rachel. she did one room we have done it many times. thanks, guys, they can in with you all morning long. the race is going to air sunday 2:30 p.m. on fox i remember

doocy's went typical cape cod for vacation. no little crib for sally who was just like 6 months old. and we wound up, because there was no bed for her. we are not going to put her on the floor. but we took one of the drawers out of the. >> ainsley: no way put blankets in it. >> steve: put her in that. >> lawrence: parenting advice. >> steve: we saved 15 bucks on the bassinet which they didn't have anyway. >> lawrence: austin police bashing the district attorney for the expected indictment of 19 officers. >> ainsley: police are facing charges after using nonlethal weapons to quell all the riots during the summit of 2020. it sounds like the officers were told by heir bosses to use them. todd piro joins us live with the very latest. todd, there are a lot of people down in austin scratching their heads. wait, what's happening. lawrence, good morning to all three of you. sources telling fox news that

officers in multiple police units staged a walkout this week over indictments with one calling it, quote: the new war on cops. >> i am not aware of any conduct that given the circumstances that the officers were working under would 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 are told to do with the equipment provided. >> todd: here's the deal. police say they followed instructions and used the tools they were handed including beanbag munitions as riots spread throughout the city bringing riots chaos and destruction. protesters called for social justice. now the travis county district attorney says the rioters were the victims not the embattled officers. >> we do anticipate that multiple indictments will be forthcoming in the days ahead.

we believe many protesters injured by law enforcement officers during the protest were innocent by standers. >> todd: the indictments come as the city of austin agrees to pay a combined $10 billion two people injured by that unlethal ammunition. officers who face flying bottles, rocks, even jars of paint. sources telling fox news the austin police department will reassign the indicted officers to administrative nonenforce: back to you. >> steve: unbelievable. here's the thing it sounds like protests, and it's hard to keep track of all of them. austin some of the police were being attacked. and as i recall. >> lawrence: injured. >> steve: being told by their bosses don't use your service revolver. shoot them with the beanbag. here here's what they say the beanbags were defective but the department knew that but still told them to use it.

and that's why when the d.a. is talking about these indictments. that's why apparently 18 officers in robbery unit walked off the job. the entire organized crime division, that's 30 officers who work in major crime, narcotics, anti-gang, stuff like that, they walked off. they cannot believe that they would indict close to 20 of the officers for simply following rules. >> lawrence: before we get to the reaction of what the police union said. i want to set the scene what was happening in texas. >> ainsley: you are from texas. >> lawrence: when this was going on there was outrage by the people of texas even in liberal cities. the politicians were under heavy pressure to do something about these riots that were happening. as you noticed, there were not a elevate cities, there was none actually in texas, where they were burning. because the cops were told to show a show of force. they weren't told to use their service weapons. but they were told to use the beanbags to stop allowing people to shut down the bridges or

throw rocks in different objects at the cops. in response now, years later. you have this liberal district attorney now that wants to punish the cops. now, he hasn't released any of the body cam that shows that the cops were being attacked at the time. he hasn't released any of the police reports of indicting the people that threw stuff at the cops. show me where civil liberties were being violated at the time. i'm willing to stand with you on that. but he has yet to produce that evidence. president of the austin police retired officers association. he said, quote: today in austin, texas, we see another front and the war on police in this country. the socialist d.a. in travis county indicted austin police officers for doing their job during the riots in 2020. these indictments are strictly political in nature and this is what -- he ran on when he ran for district attorney. in issuing these indictments today, he knows he will never get one conviction on any of these officers in these cases. all he has done today is ruin

the lives and careers of the police officers for his radical agenda. another liberal d.a. that is now going after the cops for doing their job. >> ainsley: the austin police department. this has never happened before. they have did agree to pay two of the demonstrators a lot of money. they paved out $10 million to these demonstrators that said they were injured. 2 million went to anthony evans and justin howell got 8 million, he says police using the less lethal ammunition fractured his skull. >> steve: terrible. co-founder of save austin now matt says the d.a. needs to explain why the indicted line officers were indicted for following orders and why no protesters who became violent with the police have been charged. and fox news asked the d.a. about hey, how many of the protesters were charged with attacking cops? and they said we don't really keep numbers like that.

>> lawrence: exactly. >> steve: you will have to file. >> ainsley: how many officers probably indicting. >> this is a soft on crime d.a. apparently except for when they go after cops. like all of the sudden now the cops are the enemy. he is releasing people by the day all of a sudden he wants to have heavy handed approach for no evidence against these cops. i will be following this story. >> steve: another story you have been following coming up starting the third year is covid. i read a headline today that something like 73% of the united states of america has got immunity now to omicron. because some people have had it. nonetheless, it is still a killer. i read the number yesterday, the official number of people who pass away from covid, over 3,000 yesterday alone. but, nonetheless, what we're coming out of this, we just have to figure out how to manage it. and people are learning how to manage the risks, particularly

if you are susceptible to all sorts of problems and your health background says be careful. also, the masks are starting to come off. all across the country. >> ainsley: for adults. not for our kids in schools in many of our states. including here in new york. and all the parents, even democrats, republicans, independents, they are all saying we need to take these masks off our kids or most of them are. because our kids are going to the playground outside wearing masks. dr. anthony fauci says you can't do that though because you can't take them off. it's just too risky. listen. >> it's understandable why people want to take masks off the kids but right now, given the level of activity that we have, it is risky. now, we can get lucky, because the trajectory right now is going way down and very well may be that if you take masks off the kids in the next week or so it's going to keep going down.

but you really got to be careful. >> lawrence: everything is he saying right now to viewers all across the country is not based on the science there has been study after study, not american studies by the way because we have to get research from other countries because we are not doing the proper research. >> steve: why would that somebody in they don't want to know. >> lawrence: they don't want to know it this is coming from a guy that said is he science that when he says something, it is the science. this is not the science. there's no justification for kids to be wearing masks and by the way there is no justification for people to be wearing masks on planes. but we continue to do it because anthony fauci and all of these liberal doctors say we should do it. >> steve: well, the state i live in right now, new jersey, there is a fourth grader who wrote a letter to the governor asking can the kids take off the masks? that fourth grader along with her mom, were on "fox & friends first" earlier and had this observation about what's going

on with kids in schools and masks. >> i wanted to share what happened and to tell him that these masks aren't really working. >> she is walking through the hallways and every teacher that she is passing saying where's your mask? you need to put a mask on. so they let her go back to her classroom. put her stuff down and then had to walk to the principal's office to go get a mask. and when she got there, she said no, thank you. you know, i don't want to wear this anymore. it hurts my ears and from there they put her in, what they call an isolation room. to see these kids, it's horrible, right? they don't get to see their friends' smiling faces. they don't get to see their teachers smiling faces. i think that's a big conviction points in teacherring. >> steve: put her in a time-out room. >> ainsley: macy's letter to the governor was so precious. she said mr. governor, i am only a kid once. and she said i want school to be

fun again. isn't that heart breaking? >> lawrence: heart breaking. >> ainsley: little kids should love to go to school and see their friends and learn and be with their teachers and see their teachers' faces enough is enough. in the very beginning i understood it. after year after year of our kids with these masks, even on the playgrounds outside, please just let them take it off. >> lawrence: elected officials aren't doing it all these masks in front of us. no one wore them. because everybody was filling the spirit like -- >> ainsley: leaders were telling us to wear them. >> lawrence: exactly enough is enough. >> ainsley: democratic leaders adults can take them off. that's what they're saying in new york. they can take them off. the kids not yet. the kids are not as risk as much as the adults are the adults are actually in the hospital. they are the ones, more of them are dying because of this. why are they able to take it off and the kids aren't? to your pointe it doesn't make sense.

no science behind that. >> lawrence: so much hypocrisy. >> steve: we have seen the president of the united states get off the helicopter with jill biden and both masked up completely. >> ainsley: that's fine, completely. >> steve: it's outside. what are they doing? >> ainsley: if that's what they want do, fine. don't put mandates. >> steve: particularly with somebody in your bubble, jill biden. so anyway, the big question is when it comes to nancy pelosi a couple of weeks ago invited the president to give the state of the union address it's going to be march 1st and they made it very clear to the members of congress. can you come but you cannot invite a guest. that's different. house of representatives will be about 50% its normal size. every member of congress has got to wear either n-95 mask or k-9 5 mask. if you take it off. every going to be escorted out. you also have to have a negative covid tests within one day. marco rubio looked at that stuff

and said no thanks. >> he said below is the #covid theater rituals required to attend the state of the union. no thank you. maybe next time some of the won't see him there. >> lawrence: the congressional physician going to help put those masks on the members of congress? because a lot of them don't know how to put it on. they don't know how to do. it that's why it's theater. if they don't put the mask on the correct way, then it doesn't work. i hope going to be putting it on all members of congress. >> steve: how many republican members of congress are going to be there. stay tuned. we will know on march 2nd. >> ainsley: let's hand it over to carley. she has more headlines for us. >> carley: i certainly do. good morning. listen to this. oklahoma exexecutes a 35-year-old man for his role in a kwame murder in 2005. gilbert declined to give any last words. he received a lethal injection at the oklahoma state penitentiary. he received two death sentences

for the killing of amy wright and james alderson. evidence shows he chased the two as they were trying to flee and shot them from behind with a rifle. l.a. county sheriff alex villanueva bashing the motion to fire 4,000 unvaccinated deputies as the city sees a deadly crime wave. the l.a. county board of supervisors voted 4 to 0 in favor of a motion to terminate the employees who don't comply with the county mandates. the proposed rule will go to a final vote march 15th. villanueva to fox digital it's immoral position these people have adopted. just shame on every single one of them. spring training is delayed as major league barvel officials battle it out with the players union once again. some opt table luxury tax easkts team payroll. it's essentially a salary cap. the players union wants a

minimum salary of 775,000 dollars. the owners are offering 630,000. pitchers and catch everies were supposed to report to camp this week. it is now unclear when they might start training. joe rogan set to be worth $200 million. double the price when it was signed back in 2020. the "new york times" reporting much higher price tag. the "times" also says the renewal of that massive contract is likely due some time next year despite left wing claims of alleged covid misinformation. rogan's show is spotify's biggest podcast in the u.s. and 92 other markets. so, he is a rich man, guys. not hurting for cash. >> ainsley: rumble is going to have to up its game. >> carley: there is a reason he turned that down. >> steve: when we had fellow who was with -- just the other day, who apparently came up with the idea. he said we are willing to negotiate.

and we all thought it was 100 million. i said are you willing to go to 200 million? and he goes now let's not get -- that apparently is the starting price. >> carley: his show three hours long. he reads every book that he has the author of on. it does provide a lot of positions that you don't hear about any other places outside of maybe fox news. >> ainsley: people love him. he has 11 million listeners every day all over the world across america. >> steve: meanwhile, breaking news, we are following the very latest out of russia and ukraine as moscow announces it's going to conduct missile tests tomorrow. that sounds ominous. general jack keane on what this means for a possible invasion coming up. >> ainsley: and we are live from new york and florida this morning ahead the daytona 500. here is a view of the sunrise from racing's north turn. the restaurant where our friends are. ♪

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>> steve: 7:25 in the east. russia launch ballistic missiles planned exercised as early as tomorrow. president biden is warning of invasion by russia of ukraine in the next couple of days. and vice president kamala harris has been dispatched to germany where she is going to meet with the ukrainian president on a mission of peace. let's bring in fox news senior strategic analyst and retired four star general jack keane. general, good morning to you. >> yeah. good morning, steve. >> steve: what do you make of russia saying yeah, the next couple of days we are going to be testing our nuclear cruise

missile. >> putin moved to to february the saturday after the closing of the safer money of the olympics in a phase, i think, when he knew that an invasion would probably be eminent. nuclear weapons are not a factor in this crisis. audience understand that while russia has a dramatic amount of nuclear weapons, complimentary to the united states. ukraine does not have any. they gave up nuclear weapons as a result of the collapse of the soviet union. certainly he is doing it to dramatize russia's military might and power. and so this is something this iewb enter russ is something that putin is truly all about. we are in a different phase here, steve. i mean, senior government officials are saying privately what the president is saying

publicly, that russia does intend to invade and we're just several days from that. we are in a phase, it appears to be. russia is trying to justify the invasion violations in eastern ukraine all designed to the russian separatist to provoke the ukrainian military into a response the russian ambassador who followed secretary blinken yesterday in his speech to the united nations security council said that the ukrainians are conducting genocide on the russian people that are living in eastern ukraine. this is all the false narrative that normally the russians do prior to conducting some kind of military incursion and we appear to be in that phase, steve. >> steve: we have seen this movie before. general, three people asked me yesterday, they said do you think there is going to be a war and i said do you mean invasion? i think there is going to be an invasion. absolutely. and they say well then what does that mean for the united states?

because i think a lot of people worry that we will get 60 into it but joe biden made it clear the other day we're not going to send any troops to be in combat against the russians. >> we have had three presidents obama trump and biden all who want to help ukraine defend itself because it's not a nato nation defend it the united states made no preparations whatsoever with the congress to go to war with russia over ukraine. but my problem with this is it's going to be a war for the people on the ground in ukraine for sure. and that's indisputable. for civilians and also for their soldiers. and it will be horrific as it always is. but the problem i have with it, with the u.s. policy, if we made that statement, we're going to help the ukraine defend itself. we are not going to put our troops there then why didn't we go all out to do that?

i mean, here we are they are going to cruise missiles. ukraine no defense against russia's missiles. not very good defense against rocket are a till lery and limited defense against air fired shoulder missiles. we didn't give it to them the baltic states did. we should have given them the air defense systems that they need. the electronic war systems to counter the russians. some real significant military aid. the anti-tank weapons we gave to them certainly good. small arms certainly good. but we weren't all in, steve, is the problem i have in trying to help them really have an increased military capability to impose dosses on the russians to make them think twice about the invasion. >> steve: yeah, no kidding. all right. nobody knows this better than you. general, thank you very much for joining us live. >> yeah. great talking to you, steve have. a wonderful weekend. >> steve: all right. you as well, sir. thank you.

meanwhile, speaking of the weekend, straight ahead, pete, will and rachel are live in daytona as the daytona 500 heats up this weekend and they are right there showing off at the edge of the atlantic. >> rachel: are you jealous? >> will: welcome back to florida. this is the restaurant racing's north turn. why? take a look here. that's literally the original northern turn of the daytona 500. when we come back, pete, rachel and i going through this restaurant talking to race fans. talking to americans. ♪ helen knew exercise could help her diabetes. but she didn't know what was right for her.

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>> lawrence: welcome back. nascar fans are held to florida for the american racing's biggest event the daytona 500 this weekend on fox. and the "fox & friends weekend" crew is along for the ride. >> ainsley: will and rachel and pete are having breakfast with our friends. they are live at racing's north turn beach bar and grill just ahead of the event and they're outside lawmakers lawrence they are just showing off. >> rachel: it's amazing and gorgeous. not known for my sports knowledge. so i actually have 1001 nascar

facts. i'm going to phone bone up and show these guys what it's about. >> pete: she will be ready. first thing i'm asking g.ing to ask you it s. give me facts. you know what? we did talladega together about six months ago and we are hooked as a weekend crew. nascar is amazing. no better fans than here in daytona. will, you are kicks us off. >> will: mix with the crowd. racing's north turn. this is heidi. let me introduce to you heidi and her son austin. fascinating story hidy's father immigrated here from ukraine. tell me quickly what brought him to america? >> he just wanted to get away from the communism that were invading and come to a free country. he thought america was a place to come. >> will: i think we are all agree he was right about that. when you look at this moment in time. potential russian invasion of ukraine. what do you think? what do you think about the potential moment in history and what should motorcycle's role be?

>> i'm going to start crying. i would hope that america would participate in keeping ukraine democracy going on right now from what i understand. and people have been oppressed with tyranny and they have been poor and suffering because of russia's trying to overtake them. i think they should just be left alone to live their life in peace with their family. >> will: appreciate you sharing your stoffer. appreciate your emotion. thank you for sharing that and we will pray for your distant family which is still there and for ukraine. all right, rachel, over to you. >> rachel: all right. thanks, will. i'm here with travis. travis is in the roofing business. talk to me about how issues are affecting your business? >> it's terrible. standard house i would say a year ago i gold up to them and

say what color shingle do you want and we would order it. now we go to a house and i say i need four choices. and sometimes i have to go back and tell them no, they don't even have those. so you can't pick the brand you want. you can't pick the color you want. but you have to get it done because in this state a lot of insurance companies are dropping people left and right and giving them 30 days to put on the roof. that's unexpected expenditure that could be $30,000 expenditure to pull out of your pocket and get red flag. >> rachel: pretty basic a roof o'er your head. talk to me a little bit about what you think is the reason behind it? is it that the stuff is coming from china or is there a labor supply problem here in america? >> it's a little bit of both. i mean, a, whenever someone gets covid or like in the last year they have to shut down the plant for two weeks which means they can't produce the material or they would be at half-staff because they didn't have enough truckers or employees.

nobody wants to work for some reason. >> rachel: one thing after another. the roof is pretty important. >> yeah. >> rachel: we are going to toss over to you, pete. what have you got? thanks, travis. >> pete: i'm here with paul and aaron. chase elliott. daytona 500. we are psyched to be here with "fox & friends weekend." what's special about the great american race? >> it's the daytona 500. it's the kick al-jaafari to the season. and it is electric. if you have never been. you have got to go. there is nothing else like it. >> pete: how about you? >> i definitely agree with her and i can't wait for all the excitement. >> pete: there is something about going to race, right? >> yeah. pete peelts you told me about the second lap of the first race you ever went to. it's just different. >> it is. i was a casual that first race i went. to say that first full speed lap you could feel it. you could feel it through your body. i'm like this is amazing. this is unbelievable. >> pete: about by the way paul and i both did the nascar

experience, which you drive in a nascar on the daytona 500 track. i was terrified. you were -- >> excited and loved it. >> pete: thrilled. anybody can do it it's cool. we will show it this weekend on "fox & friends weekend." my experience white number ling it in a nascar on the daytona 500. it was phenomenal. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> pete: guys, back to you in new york city. >> steve: we are so jealous we want to be there. >> ainsley: pete, you are the guy that went to war. you served tours for our country. and you enjoyed that but. >> pete: i was supposed to narrate it while i was driving. and i think they are going to have to bleep out every third word. [laughter] >> pete: for the first 10 minutes that's how i felt. >> ainsley: i can't wait to see it. >> steve: a couple miles from where they are, at the actual speedway is where chief meteorologist rick reichmuth has our fox weather "foxcast" for today and tomorrow and the big race. >> and the big race, good

morning, guys, yeah. big weather that went through parts of the central part of the country yesterday moving off towards the east. take a look at the weather map. show you what's going on. temps really dropping behind this front. a lot of areas around 30 to 35 degrees. colder 20 hours ago. moving toward the seaboard. get ready for cooler temps. down in florida the only spot in the u.s. still looking pretty warm behind this front. watch today the northern plains blizzard conditions as well. back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, rick. pandemic politics pushing this texas mom to run for dallas county judge. and she is going to join us next hour to explain her fight against government overreach. but, first, parents alarmed over violence in schools. and they are taking action to keep the kids safe on campuses. hear from a group advocating for more police officers. they are coming up next. ♪ alright, so...cordless headphones, you can watch movies through your phone? and y'all got electric cars?

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>> lawrence: violence erupting among boston students has concerned parents looking for answers and the new group, black mothers for peace initiative says what schools need is more police. now the group is calling out elites that say aren't listening in the most vulnerable schools. here with their message is reverend eugene rivers and his wife dr. jackman rivers. thank you all so much for joining the program. you know, you guys have been involved with the community. bringing the cops and the community together at large in boston. and now y'all are starting to see some stuff happening with the youth. jacqueline, what are you seeing? >> well, i'm particularly concerned about doing everything we can school to prison pipeline. we need school resource officers in schools so they can intervene before you get the boston police

department involved. >> lawrence: reverend rivers you have the street cred the people respect you, the cops respect you what do you think it's going to take to solve this problem? >> the faith community is working in collaboration with the boston police department, which i thud shoat parenthetically probably one of the best in the country, have to begin to mobilize to challenge the political leadership. we have a mayor wu, you know, a good, traditional harvard liberal who is ignoring the suffering of the most vulnerable populations in the city. we have young black men that are forced to arm themselves. young children that are forced to arm themselves because she has taken police out of these vulnerable schools. and so there must be a mobilization. what's got to happen, boots on the ground, to appeal to mayor

wu. mayor wu, we need you to be politically and morally responsive to the most vulnerable population in the city. and it's her failure to engage the suffering of black kids, that are the ones most disproportionately affected. and we have to build a movement in the city. >> lawrence: you sore right. >> challenge the political relationship. >> lawrence: she is not listening. dr. rivers, you have been a supporter of education. you were well-educated yourself. you have a partnership with the schools after school program. i think the kids are being robbed of a quality education as a result of the inaction, right? >> i think that they are really seems to be an increase in violence. almost 700 incidents in 2021 where police responded to incidents in schools. schools across the city. and that's very troubling. and we need to get school resource officers back into

schools and boston seems to be the only city in the state that has not taken the option following a recently passed police reform bill. boston seems to be the only city that has not taken the option of putting school resource officers back into schools and as a result. you have teachers writing letters, one school in particular, madison park, the teachers are concerned about their safety. so we think it's important to have them involved, precisely to protect kids who aren't involved with violence but also to protect the kids who can benefit from intervention and prevention. we don't want them getting call up school to prison pipeline. >> lawrence: you are so right. you have been working on this for a long time. >> god bless you, lawrence. >> lawrence: god bless you, too. >> mayor wu do the right thing. >> lawrence: that's what the residents are saying as well.

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>> you were going to see a familiar local racing around the track in daytona. fox nation is sponsoring the 77 car and a new series following the team behind it on fox nation. >> everybody thinks they can win daytona, like february 5th, february 20th is when it all goes down to action going. we have one known as the daytona 500 spire motorsports team. >> i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for daytona. the biggest race and the world for a reason. >> joining us right now is the crew chief of the fox nation car and there he is, kevin joins us for the daytona area. kevin, good morning to you. >> how are you? >> brian: i see you're wearing fox nation and shirt. what does it mean for your crew to be responsible for the fox nation car? >> it is awesome. we are so excited to be affiliated with you guys. it is a fun month, honestly

leading up to the race but the extra stuff going on with the tv show and behind the scenes stuff going on. it has been cool. the daytona 500 is a special event anyway but to have fox nation, it is just awesome with the red, white, and blue. i love it. it looks good on the track. it has been a lot of fun and add a little bit more excitement and has been awesome for me. >> steve: fantastic. could you do me a favor? make sure you win because it would be better if you win. >> definitely, that is our goal. that is what we are working for every day for sure. >> steve: kevin, this is pretty much the debut of the next cars but how hard has it been for you because everyone is looking to the same vendors for car staff and the supply chain problem, how hard has it been not to put together the main carpet backup cars? >> it has been a lot. honestly it's been tough but it's not anybody's fault. there is a supply chain problem.

that has been a working progress and ask her has been working hard with the teams in the vendors to get stuff out and really the guys in the shop, through the last couple of weeks, the guys in the shop 12:00, 1:00 in the morning. and that is every race working hard. so a lot of hours put in and obviously concerns about taking the race down here. we came down tuesday, started practicing and got lined up for the 500. unique and taking care of your race car and being cautiously aggressive so to speak, that is the name of the game too. everybody has done a nice job to try to work together and be patient with each other, take care of stuff, but so far, so good, everything has worked out well and we have some stuff and we have two more practice sessions and then we will be set for the daytona 500 appearance so we have two more practice

sessions. >> steve: last week episode 32 daytona 500, little track at the coliseum but this weekend, you got the big track at daytona. where you are from is awesome. speak with the coliseum last week was awesome but what a great atmosphere. nascar but that show on. go out there and put a race track on a football field in the stadium was awesome. that was a fun event. the cars that went there it became the 500. so it's been fun to go back to daytona where i'm from, daytona 500, great. >> steve: good luck to you kevin, we want to see fox nation car across the finish line and watch episode 3 out on fox nation and you can use the promo code daytona 34 free. kevin, thank you very much. and we will be right back ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪

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>> you are looking at daytona beach in florida where the scene begins there for the daytona 500. we will check and a little later

in the show. brian lawrence jones and for brian kilmeade. >> lawrence: 10:00 p.m. live eastern in the studio. >> ainsley: we have a lot of studios. >> lawrence: not only do we have a lot of studios but all across the country focused in daytona, and we have pete and rachel, breakfast with friends live from a beach, bar and grill and you can see down at the track, but let's start it off at the trio by the ocean. >> good morning, guys, mimosa and bloody marys are kicking in. [laughter] [cheers and applause] the crowd, this nascar crowd, daytona crowd, patriots racing at north turn.

the original daytona 500 and we are psyched the three of us dosing from daytona 500. >> ainsley: of the most amazing view and this adorable table with all of the kids. i hear there is no mimosa or bloody marys over there. >> this is an awesome experience, real quick, nascar is one of those sports like hockey. you need to be there to understand it. i know pete has come to love the experience and he had the experience were not just at the racetrack but in a car. you will see that on "fox & friends" and that was an experience a little more than exciting. the coke we are going to be doing some stuff too, the pit crew, we will learn about that from inside the track. >> where the rvs and the cookouts. john, the master build will be there cooking food for us. it is an event. it is a party. it is a race as well. you feel it and we are really

excited to. >> everyone joins us this weekend to party with us. >> on fox, 2:30 on sunday. >> join us tonight. >> we will mix with this crowd and have a few mimosa and share point of view, back to you. >> lawrence: so will has to get dirty and change a tire? >> that is what i hear. >> steve: those tires are heavy. >> hey lawrence, lawrence, real quick. i've never had a manicure, have you? [laughter] >> that is so good. >> lawrence: man, that is so cold, that is so cold. i have. >> we can go together. >> and look better all day. >> who knew the show was going to turn into a roast. just saying.

you three just a right there... >> it is next car this weekend but next week and we will be at the spa with lawrence. [laughter] speak with the mayonnaise and patties. >> in the meantime that squared to this one, rick, you're a little lonely at the track and you don't have a mimosa unlike those three who apparently are nearby. >> i was excited to be at the track instead of the diner but now that there is bloody marys involved, this morning, not good. not good. but i have the best spot on pit road. nobody on the pit right now except for me, which is a cool life experience to be on your own on pit road which is where all the excitement is an old action is going to be just two days from now. we will talking about it on alexandria ocasio cortez weekend. i did this every year and it is going to be an awesome weekend. >> every single seat is going to be full, sold out there and

trace adkins singing "the star-spangled banner" and we will see it on the track. thanks. >> you will see the big show the best seat in the house watching live from daytona "fox & friends" weekend sunday and saturday as well. and also watch the big show on fox, 2:30, sunday afternoon. >> meanwhile the president of the united states yesterday, flew out to lorraine ohio not to talk about legislation he would like to see go through congress, but instead because he can't get anything through congress because congress is completely gridlocked up. he touted the fact that hey, remember that thing you passed six months ago? i was in on that and i hope you guys and i hope the economy and i hope the claimant. here is the president. >> we are also showing and growing the economy and creating

jobs hand-in-hand with protecting the environment, not decimating it and leaving the ♪ ♪ on climate change. like the program to clear abandoned mines with oil and gas flow seeping methane into the air. >> steve: but here is the thing, he's talking about methane, the average american is worried about the cost of everything. and because gas is -- some are suggesting it could go up to $7 a gallon. that president has some polling problems and according to a story i read in bc this morning, there are a lot of people that say, hey, right now he needs to correct his course because it will be a bloodbath for the democrats in november and he might not get reelected in three years unless he does something quick. >> ainsley: when you see we are paying more for every single item and the democrats and independents are saying this is the number one issue for their

families, inflation. and he is blaming the supply chain on inflation but people are saying they don't trust him. that is being dishonest. steve ratner with the obama administration wrote an op-ed for "the new york times" and the headline is "biden keeps blaming the supply chain for inflation. that is dishonest." >> steve: here is the president blaming the supply chain, which apparently is dishonest. >> look, as you know, the inflation has everything to do with inflation. let's look at the reason for inflation. the reason for inflation is the supply chains were cut off. >> steve: a consultant thing and kamala harris criticizing befort that was like that a month ago and i wonder if they really understand how inflation works. they keep pumping money in the economy despite inflation going up and up and up and a bill sitting right in congress now

hear the biden administration wants to pass through more money to go back. >> ainsley: build back better. in that article wants to add $750 billion to the deficit over the next five years. the article goes on to say blaming inflation on supply lines is about complaining about your sweater keeping you all's well to warm after adding several logs to the fireplace. both of the supply problems are a product of over stimulated the economy, not the cause of it. all that consumption has resulted from vast amounts of rescue aid, which is true, including three rounds of stimulus checks and substantial interest printed by consumer during the lockdown. >> steve: in the run-up to christmas, kamala harris back in august said, hey if you want to make sure you get your christmas gifts on time order in august or september. because there will be supply chain issues. you know, sure, there have been mr. ratner write some coronavirus related supply issues where people get sick and

can't go to work. a driver shortage and stuff like that but most of the supply chain problems are homegrown because americans are spending freely, creating shortages like at the mall on black friday. the administration should have realized, remember, joe biden got tired to fix everything that was wrong with the coronavirus. in washington for a million years. they weren't ready because the demand came roaring back and they did not forecast that. so we were unprepared. >> lawrence: they were advised, ainsley on this issue but the op-ed said this was a self-inflicted wound from the biden administration. the congress won them this would potentially happen but they want to go along with the progressive agenda. remember, a lot of the bills they wanted to pass through congress and some did pass had liability for the progressives in their district and still not taking a hit. >> ainsley: people say i don't care who you blame, fix the

problem. the bat, gas prices are too expensive, milk, furniture, meat, it goes on and on. they just want a solution because this is the number 1 concern and if they don't fix it by november they stand to lose big midterm. >> steve: i was reading the other day the average health bill in the united states right now today, there is an extra $17,000 for each house just for lumber. and here is the thing, when they were done with the house, nobody can move them because they can't get garage doors because the supply and demand. so many houses are being built and just aren't enough garages. >> ainsley: we have to have some builders to put up tarps in front of the garage because they are waiting on refrigerators. they are waiting on ice makers. they are waiting on furniture. we have had families on that say they placed the order seven, eight months ago and still waiting for furniture. >> lawrence: it is also crazy what is happening in canada.

the convoy, the freedom convoy taken into custody in ottawa. >> ainsley: those arrests come as canadian business owners facing harassment because they supported the protesters, the peaceful protesters. >> steve: fox business, actually angled up on the street in ottawa, grady trimble, does it look like they will bust some more people today? >> good morning comest steve, ainsley and lawrence. i think distinct possibility and the police were sending a message yesterday by arresting two of the organizers yesterday and charging them with mischief and obstruction related charges. but you can see here even as the truckers are digging out after several inches of snow in ottawa last night, they are digging in in terms of their resolve. a lot of the people we have talked to, they say they are calling police they are blocked. they don't think they will actually make arrests here. others say, this is a cause worth getting arrested for.

the police have sent a message and a warning though. they set up a secure area all around here. they have about 100 checkpoints around the city. and they are not letting anybody in unless they are coming in for work or school or something like that. also, the people who have been donating are getting threatened. they have leaked those donors names to the givesendgo site. several outlets in canada and the united states have published their names. jesse watters spoke with a cafe owner who had to shut down because she was receiving so many threatening calls. >> large bed sheet over our sign -- i'm sorry, it's been a tough, few days. you know, and a sign read, "tamra supports terrorists." never in my years have i experienced a country so

divided. >> and you can see the police have set up this fence in front of the parliament building here, and there are officers in cruisers back there. they seem ready to move in. so we will see if day 22 is the last day of this convoy, but the truckers, they seem to be staying put, guys. >> steve: all right, grady, thank you very much. we will have a report. >> ainsley: hillary clinton is speaking at the new york democratic convention yesterday. she is walking into sheridan and there were protesters there. some protesting her and some kathy ogle for the vaccine mandate. >> lawrence: new york. >> ainsley: new york, exactly, someone screaming obscenities at her. >> the cover of "the new york post" this morning poses the question, you know to and back, clinton teases political return in democratic speech. keep in mind, she was there and

this was the democrats convention, state convention, she was there to endorse the new governor kathy ogle and yet, so many people including here in new york city, it sure sounds like she is running for president. listen to this. >> we can't get distracted, whether it is i the latest culture war nonsense or some new, right wing light on fox or facebook. by the way, they are coming after me again lately in case you might've noticed. it is funny, the more trouble trump gets into, the wilder the charges and conspiracy theories about me seem to get. i know many of us hope that defeating trump would start to heal division but now it should be clear to all of us that the struggle for unity and democracy is far from over. republicans are defending who

flutters and curbing right -- they are fighting for the rule of law and for judges who follow it, for the right to vote. >> lawrence: so nothing has changed for hillary clinton. she continues to go after the american people. she said the republicans started this culture war. they decided they wanted open borders. they decided they want to have the cops with a hands-off approach and liberal djs and that we have crime running rampant across the country. crt, david sect the fbi on the parent. now, -- exactly. and of course, after she lips all of it made us all because of the ratings, by the way that went up on the network at an all-time low. >> steve: the new york column post has an op-ed that reads, no, no, no, dear god no.

hillary clinton seriously will run in 2024 but simply no other way to interpret her speech at new york state democratic party convention. hillary is fighting for what she sees as her birthright, when she will not be denied. she fails to realize insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting the same result and she is running for the president before but has not gotten met but third time is a charm. she is a political person and recognizes that joe biden is struggling. and maybe she is the one strong enough to muscle her way on the stage in 2024 and take over and do what joe biden could not do. >> ainsley: she said she is not getting out of politics. she thinks she deserves it and she wants to be president. >> lawrence: is at her insane or the democrats inviting her to speak? i think the american people have made it clear where they stand. >> steve: she lives in new york and she has a house in new york and a senator from

new york. she stepped in where her daughter lives in her family. so maybe that is why she did it. and by the applause, she was popular with those in attendance. >> lawrence: you know who is a problem, charlie bill mccarley shimkus. >> carley: i don't know about a political office but thank you, ainsley. have to get two headlines a horrific story out of phoenix. the police department releasing chilling party camp footage for a shooting that left nine officers injured. a warning to video we are about to show might be disturbing in itself. >> who is on the house? the play saves a suspect at first told officers to come into the house seeking his baby was choking before opening fire on them. from short range. the associate but don't access back and sugar were shot dead. the baby girl was safely removed from the home by the police.

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leah thomas winds ivy league 10l ten seconds to spare, video showing thomas finished with half of the pool between her and the second-place swimmer. she is expected to swim and several other events next week as controversy swirls over her qualifications as a biological woman. over to you. >> lawrence: i'm a parent. iv record. >> that is a big league to say the least. >> steve: coming up the mama and papa bear movement and meet this texas mother throwing her hat the ring for dallas county judge demanding parents get a say in their kids education. what a novel idea. less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur.

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: one texas mom taking a stand for her community gets what she calls the abusive overreach of local officials. she is an entrepreneur and mother of three. her name is lauren davis and she is throwing her hat in the ring for dallas county judge with freedom to decide platform after she said her kids were separated for not wearing a mask to school and forced to take classes and glass cages. dallas county lauren davis joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on and tell us what you want this position? >> because it cannot take a stand is taking a stand. i've had enough of government in my life and in my family. and so, i am an action oriented person so i'm doing something about it. >> ainsley: what is happening? you have three children and peers in carolina segregated in and rest at school. why is that the case? >> they showed up on the first

day of school in defiance of the unlawful mandate without a mask and the only 2 out of 604 kids in the school. in the school in the district paid our family a political enemy and treat of my kids as though they were the virus themselves. they took my daughter behind cohen's and p/e class while the other kids played in front of her. and they took them and remove them from education and put them in the library. built a box around them. my doctor in sixth grade had another fifth-grade boy tell her she deserves to die. >> ainsley: wow! >> these mandates have turned our educators into enforcers and decades to come for children. >> ainsley: understand this is happening in your school board meeting all of the country but the superintendent said you have to wear a mask if you are a parent coming to the school board meetings. but i understand he's got a few times not wearing the mask, once at one of the meetings. >> oh, yes, it is out of

control. and my primary opponent who is a dallas school board trustee and i haven't seen him anywhere in public with a mask. there is a rule only for the children. it is sick and not sustainable to treat our kids this way. >> ainsley: who is the judge announced dallas county judge? >> yes, he became famous by putting an owner in jail early in the pandemic. >> ainsley: he's mandating mass for schools even though greg abbott who signed the executive order banning mask mandates. >> yes, that is exactly what the lawlessness has done. and all the district took cover under this position because he is abusing and exercising this emergency power that he has. when a leader like him, a tyrant has that power, the pandemic, they use it to violate our individual liberties and take

our god-given rights away. we just can't have leaders in public office like that anymore. >> ainsley: lauren, i wish you the best and you became a christian later in life and you own a high end barbershop in the area of raising three kids. god bless you. we wish you the best. i want to read a statement from dallas county, we remained consistent with mask protocol since the fall to protect students, staff, visitors from highly transmissible covid-19 virus. while we cannot seek with privacy matters for specific family, please know dallas is committed to the health and safety of all. straight ahead, meet the nasa engineer and inventor event the iconic super soaker water gun and how he turned the american dream to reality and use the profits for a purpose. ♪ ♪ it's time to say goodbye to appliance heartbreaks,

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he spent the last 70 years making barriers to find expectations and inspiring americans. >> ainsley: fox news lauren green has more for us. >> oh, my goodness, you know what this is, right? it is the super soaker and an adventure you know, but you may not know that the super soaker, the inventor has defied expectations embodying the american dream while creating a american legacy that will live for generations to come. >> and back. >> it is a water count that is soaked for the competition, the super soaker is one of the most successful toys ever made with $1 billion in sales since it hit the market in 1980s. it is child's play that earned its inventor dr. lonnie johnson millions. >> it is probably the hottest water gun in america right now. >> success from the engineer defense with life changing technology. >> how is this thing as a super

soper to mike soaker come into existence? >> i had water across the bathroom and hooked it up to the bathroom sink. i scattered it across the bathroom into the tub, i got a really satisfying feeling. >> not just the toy maker but a soul until my full answer post, entrepreneur and engineer. he found his own research facility with new resources of clean energy. arguably his most significant invention johnson thermal electric comforter was named one of the top ten world changing inventions of 2008 by popular mechanics. the technology is an advanced engine that converts heat into electricity making it competitive with coal, petroleum and natural gas. his son david wallowed in his engineering footsteps and now works alongside him in the lab. >> a lot of my experience comes

from him. >> johnson's accomplishments defies his early upbringing. he was born in 1949 and a segregated south. he always had an intense desire to figure out how things work. >> i used to take my toys apart. my siblings toys apart to see what was inside. >> his father gave him his first lesson in electricity. >> he was a world war ii veteran, a great role model for me. and also wish he was around so i could talk to him. >> in 1962. >> make sure to go to the moon and to the other things. not because they are easy but because they are heard. >> when president john f. kennedy announced plans for america's space exploration. speak with the state has an impacting view because he was talking about the power of vision. >> wanting, wanting! >> a robot of his own. >> he won first place at

engineering technical conference at the university of alabama. so it was just a few years before we met governor wallace and said no black students would attend the university. >> we denounce and prepare this illegal unwarranted overstretch of government. he graduated from tusk university with degree ingenuity and masters in engineering and served in the air force where he worked onto stealth bomber program. then nasa in the laboratory. >> he influenced a lot in terms of watching and showing young black leaders in particular that they can take this path to success. >> he established the johnson stem academy to help students from diverse backgrounds with science technology, engineering and mathematics. bert ellis is johnson's longtime friend. >> and i works alongside him. >> lonnie johnson is the embodiment of what others are

great about america. lonnie, his education, his family, military discipline, you know, from his military years, and just hard work and intelligence has been very successful in three fields. >> people may call me lucky. i think i am blessed because god is good and given me a gift. i have felt that it would be a sin to waste that gift. >> as you can tell he is an incredibly humble man. and the super soaker he has poured into research and development of clean energy. by the way come in may he is officially inducted into the national hall of fame. >> we like to thank him because all of our families had super soaker and a lot of fun. >> it is empty, by the way, not loaded. i wanted you to know that, not loaded. >> put some coffee in there. nope, nope! >> absolutely. >> 140 --

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>> i am here to let people know that i am now your worst nightmare. you would not use my husband or the other officers with your political backdrop. >> steve: your worst nightmare and office are still demanding answers after her husband was shot in the line of duty last august. thankfully recovering from his injuries but his wife, trina i'm senior leadership and says low morale and under staff is just the tip of the iceberg. officer mario to tell the story. thank you all so much for joining us, officer mario, thank you for your service. tell us what happened that day. >> that day started out early that morning when i received a call. i was on duty and received a call, a robbery called that this person wanted to meet to report a robbery.

and eventually more information came in with a visual of the suspect and the suspects walking down the street, and he knows where they are at and it was the cat-and-mouse game after that, giving false information. not relying enough information to the dispatch. so dispatch could give it to us. after 45 minutes to an hour of looking for the suspect, the subject's mode with no luck, finally had dispatch and agreed with the on-duty sergeant to have our call or just stand by and wait for officer so we can get a statement and at least get a report of what was going on. finally met with the... >> lawrence: take your time. >> it is all right. with the color.

caller. and as i was talking to this young man. it was a young teenage kid that was just minding his own business, got off of the bus and confronted by these two guys. they demanded his backpack and his belongings that he had. aunt he had a handgun. but that happened earlier in the morning about 6:00 in the morning. he didn't make the call until an hour, hour and a half, or two hours later. but while we were talking, individuals were walking right up the street towards our direction. and he pointed out to them and told them, those are the guys right there and that is my backpack he is wearing. so i let dispatch know about the individual that i was on the subject. and these subjects they saw me

too as well. so they turned off down the street and went down an alleyway and lost visual. so i had a partner calm by to help and assist. nc if can make some contact with these individuals. and as we went down to the alleyway, the alleyway was complete cover of bushes and bushes. you couldn't even see through the alleyway. it was overgrown with a lot of leads here and so we made our approach, all of a sudden, shot started ringing out. and in the officer who was assisting me was shot. he backed our way. as i was holding on and getting prepared to back the way, i was shot. at that time, it was just a scramble. we called out on it and next thing i knew, i was laying on

the ground. and just wondering, this is where i'm going to be, you know, lying in the dirt in the middle of an alleyway and not knowing, you know, i couldn't move. luckily, there was a savior, johnny garcia, who happened after all of the shots rang out, he peeked over the wall and saw that i was still on the ground. he helped me up and assisted me to get the help that i needed to get it just seemed like forever, but i didn't realize the significance and how bad i was badly wounded. i just thought i was wounded in the arms because i couldn't move my arms until i got brought to the hospital. and they did what they had to do. i woke up two days later and the

first face i saw was my wife. she was pressing my face -- i don't know. >> lawrence: she has been with you from the very beginning. and as you are telling the story right now, you see the emotion on trina's face. she is reliving it with you. trina, you saw this coming before it even happened. you saw the demoralization of the cops, right? >> yes, sir. it is just -- it has steadily gotten worse over the last two years. it is because of the politics. it is the choices that they have made the throw our officers away. it is my flight right now and it's not just because he got shot. they were as many events that led up to where we are now.

and there's not enough time to discuss all of them. but the mayor and the chief of police understand why i am upset because i did have the opportunity to speak to mayor tim keller, and he was not able to answer my questions. and i was invited, so i thought, aaron, the assistant took my number and were going to invite me back to his office next week, the following week, and speak with him. he didn't. i was delegated the weight to the committees on the morning of my anniversary put forth in front of all of these people. there was a representative of the aclu, doj, other officers, a chief, people there on it. nobody helped answer any of my questions. no one. >> lawrence: trina, i'm so sorry. i'm short on time, but i tell you what, we want to hear from

the mayor and the police chief, what they are going to do to support you and your husband. we thank you so much for your service to the country. >> thank you for this opportunity, thank you. >> lawrence: trina, mario thank you so much. we have more "fox & friends" coming up but let's check in with dana perino what is coming up the top of the hour, hey dana. >> that was incredibly powerful and we look forward to have you on the show a little bit later to talk a little bit more about that incredible, powerful story. the canadian and freedom convoy facing as gets into full swing. we have live reports from the scene. democrats continue free fall with voters and woke politics is driving them away. senator is life in new york city without spirit. and daytona 500 races this weekend, and i may surprise him, see you at 9:00.

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: let's head back down to the daytona speedway and we find rick richman and are you helping them? what is going on? >> they are not giving me the tools but take a look. this was will be a amazing set of four "fox & friends" show. half of the crew is here getting set up but i want to give you a

behind the scenes look what is going on here and the backdrop that the show was going to have for this weekend, which is going to be really beautiful and something we've never done on "fox & friends." everybody is wondering and wanting to know what the weather is like. the weather map, we do have a lot of flooding going on across natural areas of the country. in fact we have flood warnings in over 150 gauges across parts of the ohio valley, especially lots of snow melt in the rain on top of that. with the storm moving through, big cool down in temperatures. we talked about temperatures and just when we felt like spring, we call that big spring because february cooling down behind this come after this, we will dry out and have a couple of days of calm conditions. all right, guys coming up in daytona you do not want to miss b30 all weekend, guys. >> of the others are for rachel and pete. turned bar and grill in florida,

just 4 miles away and it's going to be an epic weekend. >> we can't wait to join rick at the racetrack but right now, there is a pete hegseth and everyone thinks they are my kids. mine are a little rowdy year. we are here. we are enjoying it and we will talk to people because this is a great place to get a hold on what americans are thinking about. >> let's do it. because so i'm here with billy and terry. this is a fire department family. her father was in the fire department. she has brothers, brothers, son. i was talking to willie who was in for 30 years. what do you think about the mandates getting fire departments in new york city right now? >> it is kind of sad because it shouldn't be going on. they are making people lose their jobs. so, what fox has brought out

that was not necessary. >> but you live in new york, but for three months out of the year, you are right here in the free state of florida. to experience what it is like with mask, without mask, with mandates, without mandates but what do you feel about the difference in florida? >> we are happy to be here because it is warm and sunny and we don't have to wear masks. it is nice to make a choice whether to wear a mask or not wear a mask. granddaughter at home, kindergarten mask all day everyday. >> with the children it is the worst. terry, will come over to you, will. >> let me introduce you to a group memo sam bloody marries all day long. i can do this, watch this, megan, torrey, savanah and john. they are not florida natives however they understand what is great about the state and despite the move here, why? >> daytona florida, it gives the free state of florida so we get to do what we want and have a good time where a lot of other

states don't have the opportunity. >> watch this, austin beck here has a friend and he said everybody has a friend who is a real estate agent but why? >> it is insane. the housing economy and everybody is trying to move to florida. >> really quickly i would say this, everyone understands because of great leadership. now, tori was telling me exactly who the governor -- the governor that gets the credit for all of this -- >> ron desantis. [laughter] >> let's be real, tori practice that three times because she said rob desantis and it doesn't matter first name. pete come over to you. >> thank you very much, great stuff over there. i am joined by a few kids behind me. we make it to them in a moment. but first, tammy is from my hometown forest lake minnesota and graduated a year in front of me forest lake high school. we have been catching up and you hold asphalt as well around the

area. one of the challenges you face in your industry? >> fuel, parts come availability for parts, regulations like every other trucking, but, yeah, it will be interesting coming up, it really is. and i'm not able to get a lot of the parts that i need. fuels, i'm sorry if you will will be the big one this year. it really is. it is high this year and i can only imagine this year. >> real quick canadian truckers, do you support them? >> yes. i wish they would come down here, but i don't think we have to fortitude. yeah -- go for it. >> tim thank you very much. behind me i have my kids and they have been fairly well behaved. pulling at the race tomorrow,

daytona 500. >> denny hamlin -- >> quarterly joy. >> denny hamlin. >> denny hamlin. >> kyle busch. >> we have some fans, 77 car, fox nation car, they will be there as well. back to new york. send it back to new york. >> we will be watching this weekend. speed to have a good weekend >> bill: police have started to arrest people in the canadian convoy. there might be a resolution but some hold-outs as we've seen. >> dana: i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." and this is one of the things that you have been waiting for to see what will this look like? canadians are so nice but you have -- they are pitted against each other and it is unfortunate to see. police are movi