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invoke article four, an investigation is underway. an inteleauthor and author of "putin's playbook," joins us. that information coming down reuters, joe biden says it landed in poland, do you believe that is the most likely scenario and what does that mean going forward? >> i do trust the intelecommunity on this one, good work for them determining very quickly and in a way it is a blessing, todd, it is a ukrainian missile and not a russian missile. if this were a russian missile, we would potentially be in the article five collective defense situation, put us firmly on a path over russia versus u.s. nato war and that ends in nuclear armageddon, like joe biden predicted a couple weeks

ago. >> carley: the big question is whether it came from ukraine or russia, how does the world respond to this? we had brett velicovich on earlier in the show talking about how there is a need to designate russia as a terror state. listen to this. >> brett: we need to consider designated russia as terrorist organization and states, they are not distinguishing between military and civilian targets, it is their entire play book. >> carley: what do you think about that? >> what is that going to do? this points, it is important to deescalate this conflict, remember, this has been gamed out, as you mentioned, i'm a former dia intelligence officer, we ran scores of war gaming and all scenarios and either in cyber armageddon space war fare

or nuclear warfare and right now putin is playing with fire, but so is zelenskyy and so is president biden. >> carley: how do you deescalate when russia is still raping, murdering, women and children? it is not the united states responsibility to de've e do hf /* /* de-escalate? >> we don't cave to russia, that is dangerous, only thing putin reactses to is strength. two things need to happen simultaneously, we need to tell putin if something like that actually comes from the russian territory, striking nato member, there will be severe consequences, also simultaneously need to send an actionable signal such as a cyber strike, we're not going to go right now, how these things need to upon ha, the united

states has superior capability, we've used on other nations and putin will listen to this one. >> todd: assuming joe biden and the intelecommunity assessment is correct, we can take this as sigh of relief and view, learn lessons from this. as you know, lessons are going to be on messaging going forward. brett velicovich, who we had on earlier had this to say on messages, very important, take a listen. >> brett: what is worse, both sides can use this event from strategic messaging, you have ukraine jumping the gun and attributing the strike to russian terrorism and russia can use this to say ukraine continues to lie about russia's intended actions and they will point back to this incident and you can say no missile would have struck poland had russia

not released 90 cruise missiles in the direction of ukraine. we've been talking about the consequences of this war spilling into nato and we're seeing that here. >> todd: that is a great assessment on what happened in messaging. messaging going forward and making sure we don't have messaging mistakes that lead to the next world war iii, what does joe biden and other war leaders need to do so something like this doesn't potentially lead to something more devastating in the future? >> this is a silver lining in a way, todd, we got a warning. everybody got a warning, in the fog of war, zombie walking into a nuclear warfare type of scennaryio. messaging is extremely difficult. why? not only we don't speak the same language literally with the russians, we also don't speak the language the same lexicon in

terms of warfare. the way russia interprets things is always worst case scenario assessment, they are saying this is polish provocation. it is very difficult. words don't matter, actions do, we need to do things behind the scene, covert influence and cyber and other things we know how to do. we've been them during the cold war and need to do them again. right now it is time to sit down and get two people to the table and talk and de-escalate and because we are in a way, we are having control of what zelenskyy does, right? we are financing, giving them finances, weaponry, so we can dictate the terms of discourse here, we can't let zelenskyy or putin dictate. >> carley: really quickly to get this in before we let you go,

there are reports that putin is sick, is that true and what does that mean regards to this war? >> right now no indicators that i am aware of credible, yes, there are reports in the media there is chronic underlying illness, what does it mean? they already have wind up person who is going to continue the same policy because russian policy aggressive anti-u.s. and anti-nato policy has been going on for a couple of decades, this is not going to change. we need to prepare for the worst. we need to war game with realistic policy. >> carley: certainly, policy is most important. investigation underway to the origins of this missile and we will continue to follow it. thank you for joining us this morning. >> todd: thank you.

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>> todd: the mother of university of virginia victim who is fighting for his life says her son does not know his friends are dead. mike collins made it off the bus, but was shot when he went back on to save his friends. he is desperately asking for his friends. >> he can't talk, but he has written desean's name, he's written devin's name, and i believe an l. >> does he know those players are dead? >> no. >> todd: the suspect is facing additional charges in addition to three charges of second degree murder, he is due in court this morning. >> carley: suing gas stations

for failing to protect while at the pump. rashene's mother and attorney join us now. korlis, tell us what happened at liberty gas station in march. >> well, he went to go to the gas station and went inside the convenience store and on his way out, he was shot multiple times, one of which was a head shot and pretty much killed my son instantly on the shot. >> carley: looking at pictures right now, he's so handsome and i believe a picture of your son behind you in his graduation uniform, his cap and gown. did police catch the person who killed your son? what are police saying about

this? >> they don't really have a lot of information from the video camera footage they have, the young man had a hood and mask on, it was hard to identify. at this point we're waiting for people to basically come with identification, without somebody basically testifying, it is hard to find who killed my son unfortunately. >> carley: david, you are corliss's attorney and you've filed a lawsuit against the gas station, tell us why. >> well, we've seen proliferation of shootings at gas stagsz stations, it's exploded and sometimes they don't really do anything, we were finding out they are not doing anything about it and when they are held accountable, they seek to protect customers. when peep gel to gas up, they

are left exposed standing there, pumping gas, you have keys in your hand and that is prime target issue soft target for people that want to do bad things and they are seeing opportunities in this and it is happening more and more. we're discussing so far people who have been killed, cases have people have been shot and survived, numerous carjackings happened there and gunpoint robberies and something has to be done about it. you have people come on your place for business, they are supposed to be protected, you have to protect them, if you know or have reason to know there is danger in the area. >> carley: you are right about crease in crime at gas stations, david. friend of my who lives in chicago lives across the street and a mask shooting took place. this is upon haing across the country. gas station owners say they are

victims and this is result of spike in crime and it is not their fault, what is your response to that? >> the fact of the matter, if they do basics, hire somebody to patrol the area, even stand out there, that would be enough, statistics say when presence of security out there, some type of officer out there, enough to deter crime. people think twice before going to rob somebody when somebody is standing there near the area or patrolling the area and have to answer for that, if you don't have to get past a guard or security measure, it makes it easier, it is easy pickings for the bad guys that intend to rob or shoot people. the entire gas station industry are aware of this, it upon has all the time, in the news all the time, they have not chosen to protect their customers that pay money to come on the premises and do business with emthis. >> carley: thank you for coming on and sharing your story, we'll

keep you in our prayers issue god bless you and your family and david, thank you, we appreciate it. texas declares invasion at texas border and a judge just blocked title 42. and mayorkas says it is secure. do you maintain the border is secure? >> yes, we are working day in and day out to enhance security, con congressman. >> i think your position denies reality. >> carley: we'll ask if the secretary put her concerns to rest. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining.

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temperatures. nationwide cold sinking to the gulf coast with temperatures in teens and 20s, 27 in atlanta, 30 in little rock, 46 in hatteras, cold air from canada on the weekend. that is the big story, the other story is area of pressure bringing snow for the interior northeast and parts of new england and this icy mix, that is not good for driving and here is the forecast. one model showing heavy snow along the great lakes and interior northeast and mountains and appalachians, it will exit and we'll have a shot of cold air and potential for more snow in the forecast, especially across the great lakes. this is big story for buffalo, feet of snow, significant lake effect snow, we could see three feet, four feet of snow for areas downwind of lake ontario,

heavy snow for the buffalo area, one big story on foxweather.com, there is your forecast details, cold air continues to sink southward across the gulf coast, parts of the mississippi river valley and that snow is big story for buffalo, they are used to lake effect snow, this early in the season and so much of it over the next couple days, some areas four or five feet of snow. >> get winter coats out. >> todd: insane. >> carley: how does that affect the game? >> janice: we have a sports analyst? >> todd: carley shimkus. >> carley: thank you. top story, poland investigating missile strike that killed two people just four miles west of the border with ukraine. polish president calling the blast isolated incidents, it is unclear who fired the missile as

nato is on high alert. >> todd: congressman, details are becoming clearer, we do not have 100% perfect explanation at this points, regardless, how should the u.s. respond? >> we need the facts, these are russian missiles, who launched them, we need to determine if they were launched intentionally or unintentionally. none of us want u.s. troops in ukraine, russia action trying to take out energy and further e i for us. as we know, the president is putting forward a bill, something to being loo at carefully and to give military support from training certainly warranted, we need all the facts before we move on anything. >> carley: congresswoman, some in your party are calling to cut

back on the amount of aid we're spending in ushg yoo, say are we are spending too much on foreign war when there are problems at home, do you subscribe to that line of thinking? >> it is up to the president to explain to the american people why this situation warrantses and merits our intervention, humanitarian aid, weapons, training we can facilitate with the soldiers in ukraine, there is valid reason for why we need to assist ukraine in this unprovoked and precedented war that russia started at the beginning of thed reasons to be involved in the manner we're involved, but going forward, we have to be very careful with the amount of corruption exposed with ukraine and money not going to upon troos troops, providing

weapons is one thing and training, valid reasons and with this recent missile strike that changes dynamics, we have to get all information first. >> todd: the president telling world leaders this was ukrainian air defense missile, this needs to come out in the next coming hours and daying. >> todd: alejandro mayorkas testifying yesterday and you were in the room when he said this. >> secretary mayorkas, do you maintain the border is secure? >> yes, and we are working day in and day out to enhance security, congressman. >> todd: is that statement from mayorkas a law for which he could be impeached? >> i've made three trips to the border, i grew up in southeast texas in the san antonio area, my dad was stationed there, i was stationed there in the military. the border is chaotic, moral is

very low for border patrol agents, they do not have operational control of the border, that has been relayed to us. when we've had the opportunity to interview people coming across the borders, they feel the biden administration is encouraging them to come across the border, i realize that is anecdotal, people coming across the border, ones we know about are the known and we have known gotaways and unknown gotaways and there is plethora of illegal drugs coming across, especially fentanyl and other synthetic drugs, record 107,000 overdoses last year and we have people on the terror watch list, cartels are emboldened by the action of this administration and making billions and i think bring people into the united states illegally. >> todd: mayorkas says it is secure. congresswoman miller-meeks, thank you, we appreciate it.

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>> carley: senate republicans are holding leadership elections today, rick scott challenging mcconnell's position, ted cruzun was to hold off on today's vote until theun areoff of herschel walker and raphael warnock is called. over on the house, nominating kevin mccarthy for the speakership position, he is poised to become next house speaker if know ares take control of the chamber and he will need all 218 votes, half the house. >> todd: interview with hunter biden about art going off the rail after the president's son disconnects without saying goodbye. the podcast host complaining certain topics were -- >> ask questions and debate like a free mic, anyone could ask

questions, we let debate happen, this is first time we were like [bleep] hands tied, these are questions you ask, you can't ask other questions and bro, it was difficult. >> carley: joe concha is here now, crypto-round table, what was off limits? >> joe: that sounds fun, couple quotes stand out, a lot of stories i wasn't aware of that made this more tricky and difficult, what stories weren't you aware of? main-stream media has been all over the hunter biden laptop story. sarcasm. there are questions you ask, you can't ask questions, it appears hunter's pr folks, not able to bring it up.

when hunter does interview, it never gets broached, it is about art or drug addiction. there will be questions as far as hearings, i wonder if hunter gets subpoenaed? >> carley: more serious than round table. >> joe: and the laptop verified e-mails, influence pedalling in ukraine and maybe china and explains why joe biden was softer than the bears defense on xi jinping yesterday. >> todd: questions about art, what was your inspiration to put a straw in your mouth? where did the 500,000 go and was that payment to joe biden? a lot of straws. "the view" host delighted after arizona candidate cari lake

lost. >> forget trump and desantis, can i just dance on cari lake's grave? tell republicans to get the hell out and they do, that is why you lost. >> joe: why would a republican strategist -- >> carley: is she still a republican? >> joe: i believe she still says she is, she is the conservative, same person who endorsed joe biden, charlie crist and ron desantis and wants to dance on cari lake's grave. sunny hostin claimed yesterday -- zero evidence of this whatsoever, there is not a meghan mccain there, this continues to get said on national television and there are people out there that believe it. remember this falls under abc

news umbrella, this is not an entertainment show. >> todd: and cackling seals in the audience go tell middle america and the rumor spreads. >> joe: probganda. >> carley: and there are people calling for the voting age to get taken to 16, that is true. i never heard 28. >> joe: guy on twitter said republicans want to move to 28, it must be true, it is on the internet. >> todd: i will call you bruh, from now on. have a nice day, nice tie, bruh. >> joe: compliment carley. >> todd: compliment to aoc, taylor swift sends -- ♪

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soros, above michael bloomberg, who stated his goal was to use a lot of his funds to support democrats going forward and he bakeman-fried beat him by $11 million, this sam bakeman-fried sent tweets spelling out what happened, bizarre behavior from a bizarre guy. he begged for cash from investors. why, robert, would anyone throw good money after bad at this point to this guy? >> i can't understand that, second only to george soros, sam bankman-fried was number two democratic donor, more than number three and number four place combined, but clearly this is all collapsed into a black hole leaving everyone else holding the bag and wondering what the $38 million that bankman-fried spent on political

donations to democrats bought him as everyone else is wondering what happened to my money. >> todd: bizarre story, it will be interesting. this is not good, amazon about to lay off 10,000 employees right before christmas, fed ex furloughing drivers, is this canary in the coal mine telling us we are about to see full pain of this recession? >> it really is, amazon announcing 10,000 jobs laying off and fed ex announcing furlough of drivers. the companies have markers, very sophisticated looking at current trends when black friday is next week, getting into the busiest time of the retail season. obviously amazon and fed ex are seeing we don't need drivers, we need less employees, we don't think people will be buying and

ships presents coming up for christmas, just another concerning indication where you have inflation, decreasing wages and uncertain stock market making americans wonder if they have to choose between heat and grocery over christmas presents for remainder of the year. >> todd: in a typical year, fed eshg x and ups try to hire drivers for the busy holiday season because they have so much to ship and fed ex saying we are cutting drivers concerning sign. thank you, we appreciate it. >> great to be with you. >> carley: let's go up to space. >> todd: let's go. >> carley: nasa launching artemis 3 after two previous delays. >> liftoff of artemis 1, rise to the moon and beyond. >> carley: 100 billion launch lighting up the sky sending the capsule on 25-day mission around

the moon and artemis 2 will blast off in 2000 twour with four astronauts on board and leading up to artemis 3 which will bring america back to the moon for the first time in 50 years, including the first woman. how cool. a cool programming note to get to, fourth annual patriot award kicks off tomorrow in florida. "fox and friends first" from hollywood florida for rest of the week thchl is my second time to be there, your first. are you excited? >> todd: we are. >> carley: you don't know how fun it is, great to meet everybody that goes to the patriot award, they walk fox news and have interest in our channel and they are the most wonderful people ever. i love meeting them. i love meeting them so much that when i get into a conversation with them, i can tell they want to leave and i want to keep

talking to them. >> todd: you are that person? that person is usually me. i get it. great. these people do so much for our country and have made hard sacrifices, some instances, people lost their lives. >> carley: concept of the show is cool, hollywood, florida, instead of hollywood, california, the actors, people who play the heroes on tv get awards this show celebrates real-life heroes, so cool. we have a red carpet to go to, very fancy stuff, we have a cocktail meet and greet, as well, "fox and friends" meet and greet. i will not be having cocktails. >> todd: maybe the baby wants a beer. other things in florida, president trump launching 2024 presidential bid, we're talking to lara trump about it next. >> carley: check in with steve doocy for a look at what is

coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: the thing you left out about the patriot awards, it is in florida, it is 80 degrees there. it was snowing here last night, let's go. >> todd: i can't believe it was snowing in november. >> steve: what we will say on friday ever this week after we do the friday show from hollywood, florida, do we have to go back? >> carley: i know, totally. you could stick around for the weekend, you have a house there, right? >> steve: there are hotels and places to stay, everybody, let's go to florida this weekend. coming up on "fox and friends" here from new york, former president donald trump threw his hat in the ring for re-election to the white house, we have live reaction and griff jenkins is at mar-a-lago on wednesday morning. plus, explosion in nato poland as u.s. officials suggest a missile that killed two was fired by ukrainian forces trying to take down a russian missile,

break down the latest war of tactics and former vice president mike pence, out with a brand-new book details his journey to the white house with president trump. he will john us live on the curvy couch and congressman dan crenshaw, michael waltz, jimmie johnson and cheryl casone, busy morning, todd and carley, back from cold new york city in a couple minutes, you are watching "fox and friends first." .

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will. >> carley: former president donald trump officially launching his campaign for president in 2024 from his home in mar-a-lago in palm beach. griff attended the event. give. >> griff: it's official. former president trump speaking for just under 64 minutes laying out national greatness agenda with items like crime and election reform along with

overhauling the doj and the fbi. here was the pivotal moment when he announced, watch. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] america's comeback starts right now. [cheers and applause] >> i am running because i believe the world has not yet seen the true glory of what this nation can be. this campaign will be for you. >> and he set the country can't take another four years of joe biden. president biden with a terse treat tweeting donald trump failed america. now, there is going to be a lot of reaction today todd and carley. republicans that support the former president and others that are not one thing will be interesting he is first out of the gate. will we see others like ron desantis coming down the pike? he has two years now.

we will be watching whether or not this impacts that georgia senate runoff race next month. todd and carley? >> carley: griff jenkins for us from florida. lara trump is here to react to all of this. lara, good morning to you, the former president's speech praised by republicans positive driven, forward looking not backward. criticism about him jumping into the race before the georgia runoff is complete. what do you think about that? i don't say there would be critics of donald trump. say it ain't so. there we don't have to beat around the bush. we know it is happening now. we are not breaking any news on "fox & friends first." you have tried to get me to slip up and do many times. i think he can be very helpful actually to herschel walker going forward. he laid out a path for america to get back to the great country we once were.

here you had the architect and the engineer of one of the most successful times of american history, donald trump telling you how we get back there and i don't think there has ever been a time where people say we need someone to step in and help out and save us. he talked about herschel walker last night. he made a point to say this is a very important senate race. we need to all galvanize our support behind herschel walker. and he actually see that his record, when it came to the midterms, walls 232 wins to only 22 losses. so, i think that is a great record. any sports team would love to have that record. and i think most republicans can agree when donald trump gets involved, he brings attention to races, and his support oftentimes gets people over that finish line. and i think that's what you will see with hemorrhage walker as well. >> todd: you mentioned a lot of republicans a lot of republicans potentially entering the race. a lot is being made about the

potential primary challenges donald trump could face there are a lot of names. we have pompeo, hali, cruz, scott, a lot of scotts, desantis, of course and youngkin just to name few. do you think that the challengers will still enter this race now that 45 hag okay pexpressed his intention to be 47. >> that will be interesting to see people remember back to 2015-2016 after my father announced the first time he was running for president. he had to take down 17 primary candidates. he did it. total unknown on the political scene. people laughed whenever he came out the first time and said he was running for president. he was the one standing at the end. it is a tough road those primaries as we all recall we have all seen so many times. i think there are probably many people who are considered running for president who look at donald trump and they say, you know what? it might not be my time right now to enter a race if he is

running. we will have to see what happens. i can tell you he is ready to go. he wants to get america back on the path to success and greatness. very exciting times. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate you as always. >> you got it. thanks, guys. >> todd: a lot of news today. >> carley: guess what? "fox & friends" is going to pick up the mantel that show, three-hour program, starts right now. ♪ >> i am tonight announcing my candidacy. >> 2024 has officially started. former president donald trump has announced he is running for president. >> this will be our campaign all together. [cheers and applause] >> todd: poland investigating a missile strike killed two people four miles west of its border with ukraine. >> president biden pledging to support poland's investigation. important questions remain. >> it's unlikely in the minds of the trajectory that it was fired from russia. >> do you continue to maintain that the border is secure? >> yes. >> secretary mayorkas says