and allowing all of this damage to our country. >> todd: every time a.g. paxton is on i scratch my head and i can't believe the biden administration is doing. this thank goodness for ken paxton and others like him getting normalcy back to our nation. a.g. paxton thank you for joining us and thank you all for joining us on this very busy wednesday. >> carley: that's right. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody we will, we will ♪ rock you ♪ scores ♪ paying the price. the u.s. takes the lead. >> brian: there you go in the 38th minute, christian polisic are able to score by far the most heralded score. hold on to 1-0 lead and make it a victory over iran.

barely holding on in the end. pull his sick end up in the hospital not come back in the second half. the yes is u.s. gets through in the cup. for a few people in america their world stopped to watch. >> steve: i saw pictures of him in the hospital. he is going i'm going to be there. i'm going to be okay on saturday. let's hope. >> brian: he did go back in the game in the second half play a man down. the minute you take him out. down in the game. he come back. he could not come back. interesting subs in the end. iran surged. now iran heads home to who knows what and the u.s. goes and plays hole land 10:00. >> ainsley: hero who scored the only goal for us and pla sawed morning who tied ecuador who he

beat in the past beat poland, netherlands known as a power house. i don't think there is no reason we can't winnen on saturday. they lit up the empire state building. look at that brian, right there. the twitter shot. >> brian: awesome. >> steve: red, white, and blue so far away. very nice. i have got to tell you when the united states won, good for america. but i felt terrible for the iranian players because, you know, will. >> ainsley: iranian goalie. >> steve: they were told your family is either going to be it thrown in jail or tortured if the players misbehave. if you don't sing the song the national anthem, they didn't sing the song in the first match and then they sang it against england, i think, did they sing it yesterday? >> brian: good question. didn't see the iranian national anthem, here is the good point, steve because because then when they did sing the song, the

protesters saying you just sold us out. we are putting our lives on the line, over 300 people died. >> steve: they had to because their families were being threatened. >> brian: there is it is this is your answer. >> steve: they sack along. they don't look very happy. they know they have got to sing the song so that their moms and dads don't wind up in a jail. >> brian: women at this game. iranian women at this game without anything on their heads. their faces are showing. they go back, they can be arrested. >> ainsley: can't they play for another team and get their families out of there? >> brian: up to the government to let them out of there you could sit there and say you let your mitt fielder go out and play and do interviews. by the way, if you start saying things against the government we know exactly where your cousin and mom is and where you go to school and they disappear. this is a game, but there are so many subplots when the world gets together with the olympics or the world cup like this. and everybody is watching.

you see the difference in government. i hope the american government understands whatever criticism you have of our government, we actually bolster people that criticize the government. we don't jail them. >> ainsley: right. we have free speech in this country. you are allowed to do that a great reminder how blessed we are to live in such great country our grandfather's and many before us fought for. >> steve: the fact that they were not singing in the first match that was their form of protest. meanwhile, halfway around the world in china, the protests continue, as the biggest wave of disobedience since 198 #. you know, the lockdowns are disrupting supply chains and it's hitting their stock markets and the economy is sputtering, and we have been saying over the last week that mr. xi would have a choice to either double down or show some flexibility. and you know what? it sounds like the government is now showing some flexibility. because the national health

official said yesterday the changes were being made because of urgent concerns raised by the protesters, and now apparently the coronavirus rules will have more flexibility. they're easing some of the curbs. like the officials now say people close -- in close contact with people with covid can quarantine at home rather than being forced into shelters or just shutting down everything. so, you know what? i think they realize the protest not helpful to the government but, nonetheless, the people are speaking and they don't want to be locked at home anymore. >> ainsley: john kirby was asked about this. this was on monday. this is what he had to say. >> what is the president's reaction when he hears protesters in china chant freedom or xi jinping step down? >> the president is not going to speak for protesters around the world. they are speaking for themselves. >> does the white house report their effort to sort of regain

personal freedoms in light of these lockdowns? >> the white house supports the right of peaceful protest. >> ainsley: this incident is not going to speak for them. they can speak for themselves. but, actually, they risk being beaten. they risk being arrested if they speak for themselves. so they are being criticized. the white house is being criticized for not taking a strong enough stance. china is violating basic human rights in that country. and many are saying our president should react to how these protesters are being treated. the government of arkansas, asa hutchison says biden should always support in freedom. america does support the protesters, dan crenshaw, republican from texas tweeted why is it so hard for this administration to support freedom, pure cowardice. >> brian: yeah, it's pretty amazing that we can't even support it. understanding that you have to deal with china. understanding you are trying to defrost relations but also understanding what is right and wrong. we hear the chants of liberty. we understand the chants of freedom. we also understand the

challenges of covid because you gave to us without even telling us what was hitting us. you gave us misinformation. hundreds of thousands did die here thanks to you guys. and now your answer is to have zero covid tolerance and weld people in their houses. maybe they have come across and maybe we have to ease up on the zero covid policies. all had to happen was people to die of starvation and others to burn alive. that's all it took to give the chinese government a message. ron desantis thinks this is unbelievable. why? because he knows that apple, as tucker was talking about last night, is not only building all their products almost all their products in china, they are also seemingly working with the chinese government to stop with the instant air drops that allow these protesters to communicate with each other and maybe avoid arrest. that irony did not evade the governor of florida, ron desantis who talked about the threat they feel towards

twitter, apple, and what they are doing for the chinese government. >> you have people in china that are really engaged in a noble effort to protested, when is basically lennonist rule. they are serving basically as a vas sell to the chinese communist party. then on the other hand here in the united states what are they trying to do? trying to get elon musk off the app. store huge blow for free speech. this is maybe the most powerful company in the entire world, certainly one of the most powerful companies in american history, they exercise more authority in some respects than even some governments do. and they are using their authority to protect the ccp while also trying to limit speech here in the united states.

>> ainsley: protect free speech. able to tweet whatever we want and put what we want on social media and say whatever we want in protest. apple is clashing with the chinese communist government by say you can't send an air drop someone. they have taken that feature off. >> brian: unbelievable. >> steve: they have got new restrictions. the way air drop works is if you have got an iphone and you want to share something, rather than go through a server, if i were to sit here and text ainsley and brian it goes through a server and back and there can be government controls on that. air drop can i go from my phone to your phone to his phone. what that has done over in china is that has kept the government from censoring what people are finding out about. so what they have done now updated the apple service in china. can you still air drop but only for 10 minutes, that's the way they were able to get the word out via air drop but now they

backed that off what on evil thing to do appear r. how embarrassed go to work recall people standing up don't want to be welded in their house not communication and avoid arrest and possibly death. congratulations, apple. >> steve: just remember, apple made a deal with the devil. they make all the iphones in china. by are all of our phones made in china. remember a couple years ago it sounded like apple was going to start making stuff here in the united states and this is finally great. they have stayed there. so you have got to turn off the i drop. >> ainsley: ron desantis congressional action if if apple takes twitter off the app. store. current users, if you are on twitter you would not be updated

with new twitter information or messages. if you are a new user, you wouldn't be able to download the twitter app. if you own iphone or app. pad or one of their products. governor kristi noem is taking it a step it further. the company is owned, a chinese based company. >> steve: bite dance. >> ainsley: worried the chinese government will be able to see anything our children are too long on tiktok or learn any information about americans. she tweeted this out. christie nome, the governor. she said today, i sign an executive order that bans the chinese social media platform tiktok from state government agencies, employees and contractors using state devices. south dakota will have no part in the intelligence gathering operations of the chinese communist party. >> brian: tiktok, which is using to get our information. harvested forever. it is now under even senator

warner. there is congressman gallagher. so many other leaders in washington that say it's time to ban this while the administration is using tiktok and their influencers to get their message across about their policies and who to vote for. when are the two worlds going to meet and people stand up press conference to take place unfortunately as entertaining as tiktok is, it's being used as a spying device by china. it is gone. it is going to be one of the questions to john kirby who is coming up at 7:30 in an hour and 5 a minutes right here. >> steve: one. >> things about apple even though all these allegations floating around. they haven't said anything in public. it's interesting, yesterday on capitol hill, tim apple, tim cook, the guy who runs apple apparently had a sit-down meeting with jim jordan, darrell issa, kathy mcmorris-rodgers and senator john cornyn, all republicans. you have got to figure this all came up about air drop and about twitter and all of that stuff, we need reach out to one of those people to see if they will come on our show tomorrow and

kind of spill some beans about what apple is doing in china. >> ainsley: meanwhile, 6:12 on the east coast. coming up, 25 reported tornadoes push touching down across mississippi and louisiana leaving thousands without power. we have a live report with janice coming up next. >> steve: plus, it's a beauty clark, chevy chase if character at raising canes restaurant. the special celebration coming up on "fox & friends"

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states is impacted by this storm. over 300,000 people right now under some sort of warning. let's take a look at the storm reports. you mentioned over two dozen reports of tornadoes. that's reports of tornadoes. of course, the national weather service is going to go out and assess the damage. we also had over 100 reports in total of severe weather, including tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds and we still have tornadoes watchesy effect until 10:00 a.m. central time as you can see for parts of mississippi and 11:00 a.m. central time for alabama and the florida panhandle. a watch means conditions are favorable for tornadoes. and as we look at the warnings right now we do have a tornado warn storm. panhandle of florida right at the alabama border. that red polygon means that we are spotting rotation on doppler radar and then all of the lightning strikes as well. that could be very dangerous. we also have severe thunderstorm

warnings and flash flood warnings. we are not done yet. here are the statistics right now. we have 8 warnings in effect. including two tornado warn storms, the past 15 minutes 800 lightning strikes. population under some sort of warning close so million. winds over 60 miles per hour. and hail upwards of 2 inches in diameter. so that can be really dangerous. as we go through the next 6 to 12 hours. the potential for severe storms for parts of the panhandle up towards alabama and georgia. these won't be as severe as we saw yesterday and overnight. the energy is just not there. but we could see some tornadoes, a couple of tornadoes and certainly large hail and damaging winds and heavy rainfall. so there is the tornado risk as we go through the next couple of hours. the tornado watch in effect until 11:00 a.m. for that region. the cold front associated with this system is going to sweep across the east coast. we are actually going to get rain here in the northeast.

we won't see the severe storms like we saw last night. there is the rain in the forecast. and flash flooding risk will be imminent for some of those areas across the panhandle. and georgia as well as alabama. we'll continue to keep you up to date. fox weather.com by the way. they have been 24/7 with this severe weather outbreak. download the app. today especially if you are in the area of warning. >> steve: plus i imagine there are going to be a ton of travel delays. we didn't even cover that but i certainly will in the next hour. >> ainsley: now the latest in kwame murder mystery in idaho a vigil held for the four students stabbed to death in the middle of the night about almost three weeks ago. >> steve: police toeing severall cars find new evidence. we have been looking at cars last two weeks and yesterday they took them to a secure location. >> brian: todd piro joins us with more. todd? >> todd: thousands are expected to gather at the university of idaho tonight for a candlelight

vigil honoring the four murder victims as authorities head into week three of their investigation. community still reeling from the loss of ethan change of plea pen, ka kaylee, madison and xan. >> i haven't the ability to grieve the way i want to bha. i want to have justice first. >> todd: idaho state police towing five cars from the crime scene to be protests pro-saysed for evidence. one warning law enforcement not to dismiss the possibility that the suspect may have been an incell. that is someone who is involuntarily celibate. expressing rage towards men and women who aren't celibate. i can see how somebody might expect an incel in this case. young and attractive a lot of

hatred and anger in these crimes. the obvious personal hands on attack. ethan chapin fraternity creating an annual scholarship in his honor back to you. >> steve: it. >> carley: we are starting at the sensory border. 50 illegal immigrants in the back of a semitrailer at a junkyard near laredo after a vehicle was reported stolen. this comes on on the heels of president biden on the border joining him to see the crisis firsthand. >> inrighted him to go down to the border with me. i just went there i talked about what has happened. and if he lifts title 42, that means 13 million more people will come across just in the next two years where he is still serving. >> carley: number of migrant crossings in october surging to over 230,000.

former chinese president zhang women have monday has died at the age of 69 according to reports from chinese state media. he held office from 1993 to 2001. mostly obscure figure before being hand picked to lead the ccp after the student led broke out of by mending fences with the united states. tiger woods admits he is in the twilight of his career after withdrawing from the world hero challenge due to a foot condition. he has had two leg surgeries related to injuries suffered in the 2021 car accident and you can't walk around the g golf clb in current condition. ongoing feud between live golf,

greg norman and the tour. >> >> greg has to go first of all and then obviously the litigation against us and then our counter suit against them. those would then have to be at a stay as well. then we can talk freely. >> carley: woods repeating the idea first floated by rory mcroy. needs to exit stage left for talks for the two sides to begin. and chevy chase channeled clark griswold to ring in the christmas season chicago area raising canes. comedian dressed up as iconic character national lampoon's christmas vacation recreating the iconic scene lights up massive light display. chase stuck around after the tree lighting to fans promo spot for the popular chicken restaurant. how cool is that? those are your headlines. >> carley: smart of the restaurant to bring him in and light up the store. >> steve: tis the season.

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118 fentanyl deaths were recorded in the first six months of 2022. that's the same amount in the entire year of 2021. now, travis county is pushing for narcan availability and for the state to legalize fentanyl test strips. travis county texas judge andy brown joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me, ainsley. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. i know you are at the forefront of trying to safe the lives of individuals who have these accidental overdose. tell us what you are doing. >> yeah. basically nobody should die because of an addiction and because of those numbers that you just pointed out to us in trafsz county, that's exactly what is happening. there are people dying of preventable overdose deaths in travis county, and really there is two things we are pushing for to try to stop that and that is fentanyl strips at the state level and removing barriers to getting more narcan or that

locks can out in the community. >> fentanyl strips are something people can use to test if they have a drug that they are about to take to see if there is fentanyl in it or not. what we are seeing in travis county is people -- the fact that the numbers have increased so much this is a public health crisis. back in may when i heard of these numbers from the medical examiner, i declared a health crisis in travis county. put almost half a million dollars of securing more narcan and naloxone. peer counselors to help in thissization. right now getting the narcan out to the community. got some out through a series of bars in austin agreed to keep it in their bars. and what we we are asking now for the state of texas to join us and legalize fentanyl strips and reduce barriers for getting narcan out. >> ainsley: why do you think there is such a significant

increase in your county? >> well, covid hit everybody really hard. the number of people, for example, in our jail who have unmet mental health has gone up 21% to 4 a 5%. something we are seeing across the united states people had frankly very hard time during covid and the fact that fentanyl is increasingly in all drugs. though don't know fent is in it. people seek out fentanyl but we see a lot of people taking it unknowingly frankly. that's why we need make sure that narcan and naloxone is available everywhere. if it's in a bar and they see someone overdosing right there. then they can get the life-saving medication to them quicker often than an ambulance would because of the travel time for an ambulance. >> ainsley: thank you for saving americans' lives. when we talk to border patrol agents they say it's chinese fentanyl and sees more and more of it coming in from over the

border. thank you for what you are doing judge. >> thank you, ainsley for having me. i appreciate you focusing on this. >> ainsley: president biden making a stop in michigan to tout economic policies to divert a potential rail strike. john james is going to join us live. plus, unrest in china with arrest in further cities further curbing anti-lockdown protests. john kirby on america's response to the ccp suppression tactics.

♪ be pnchts strengthening american manufacturing. we created more jobs in the first two years of any presidency, 735,000 manufacturing jobs. manufacturing jobs. and we're still counting. and michigan, once again, becomes the manufacturing hub of the nation. >> brian: wow, president biden visiting a michigan computer

chip factory touting his nick policies potential rail strike. here to react is john james. congressman elect, great to see you. your reaction to the president taking a bow with governor whitmer yesterday? does he have things to crow about? >> look i haven't even sworn in to the 11th congress taking a victory lap for something he hasn't done. joe biden has been in washington since 1970, his policies have sent our jobs overseas. his policies are the ones forcing supply chains to break not bend. and by paying people not to work. joe biden has done more to hurt our economy than help it. people like me were sent here to help create jobs by making sure we have pro-business policies, make our community safer and joe biden started his campaign way too early. >> yesterday you know, bringing chips back. he said we invented the chips and we got lazy. did we get lazy? >> it was his policies that forced our jocious overseas.

you can't tell me you are going to have more harmful regulations, higher tax rate, and expect businesses to be attracted to doing business in our state, in our country. my district is the number one manufacturing district in the entire nation and we need do things like pass the ra reigns t to make sure washington doesn't make it more difficult for us to do business. president biden increased the tax rate on the biggest job creators and 87,000 more irs agents to take your money. he caress more about creating jobs in washington than my district and your home state. >> brian: fascinating to see this rail strike that he said he avoided. both sides aren't speaking. so now he is asking congress to force them to go to work. mr. blue collar prounion is forcing unions to give up negotiation and go to work anyway. listen to what he is asking congress to do, not him.

and here's leadership yesterday after meeting with him at the white house. >> tomorrow morning, we will have a bill on the floor. >> while the actual deadline of the railroads being shut down is the 8th, our real deadline is sooner than that. >> it's unfortunate that we are here, i know the president told us all that this was solved long before the election. and now we find ourselves in the last moments, in the last hours asking us to rush a bill to the floor. >> brian: force them to go back to work instead of using taft hartley and having the president to do it. he wants the fingerprints of this mess on congress. you can't vote on this. but what's your reaction? >> look, this is somebody who voted to bail out these billion dollars banks and supporting policies that make your insurance rates go higher and tax rate higher. of course he is looking for a bailout for himself. joe biden only cares about getting reelected he doesn't care about making your life better. looking to point the finger

rather than using his thumbs and look at the fact he caused these problems. >> kind of interesting, john james is bernie sanders is against doing. they said at a time of record profits for the rail industry it's unacceptable that rail workers have zero guarantees and zero paid sick days. jamaal bowman, a democrat, he is against voting for this. so that is not going to be easy for him to get his own party to vote to mandate the rail workers go back to work on p and on top of all of that, our transportation secretary, who everyone thinks he is going to be the next president, another epic fail from supply chain to the rail strike. tell me where this guy has been effective. >> he hasn't been effective. look, you can't pay people to stay home and then automatically expect folks to just come back and magically snap your fingers, it's a supply chain not a supply rubber band. not going to snap back. chains broken and missing, their policies have sent these jobs overseas have policies that

lower the tax rate and more hospitable to do business. i'm excited to listen to folks in my districts and bring jobs back to my district and back to america. >> i know that republicans are excited about you and the impact can you make in washington and excited about the potential i thought for herschel walker, do you believe the republican party is doing everything they can to get him across the finish line against raphael warnock? >> from what have seen we are doing everything we can focus on picking up that seat. it's a completely different america. be clear, 50/50 is completely different america than 51:# 9. we need herschel walker. he maybe playing offense his entire career. we need herschel walker on a goal line stand of freedom. and we need to make sure we put all of our effort and support behind herschel walk tore force kamala harris to break these ties and force the biden administration to be against freedom and things people need in our communities. >> so far record early turnout. talk to herschel later in the show. john james, congratulations on

your election and i look forward to talking to you again. >> thanks a lot, guys. >> brian: he president and freedom fighter out on paperback with all new intention in there. a chance to talk about this and everything else on stage in newark, new jersey on friday night at the new jersey performing arts center. it's a stage show like no other. go to brian kilmeade.com. also v.i.p. opportunities a few left. also, a chance so you can watch it stream live 8:30 on fox nation. come up on saturday, signing books tom bush, bmw in jacksonville starting at noon after the u.s. beats netherlands doing something great at night for vets. carley shim cuffs is great and she is going to bring us the latest breaking news. >> >> carley: thank you so much, brian. i think you are great as well. we have headlines it crazy body footage. fugitive opened fire on three oklahoma city police officers who were attempting to serve a felony warrant. police met by a hail of bullets

after finding the suspect hiding under a mattress. watch. >> cover out there while we do this. go. go. >> gun, gun, gun, gun. [gunshots. >> carley: officers returning fire killing the system. one of them struck by debris but is expected to be okay. my goodness, on capitol hill the senate passes protections for same sex and interracial marriages and bipartisan vote of 61-36. 12 republican senators, including lisa murkowski and roy blunt were among those to push the legislation across the finish line. the bill requires the federal government to recognize all marriages that are legal in the state where they took place. the measure now moves to the house where it is expected to pass in the final days of the democrat controlled chamber. newly reinstated disney ceo bob iger sharing his new vision for the company and he wants to try

steer clear of culture wars. disney down hall i do like the country being embroiled in controversy of course not. it can be distracting and it can have a negative impact on the company and to the extent i can work to quiet things down, i'm going to do it. iger went on to say it's important to listen to the company's audience, interesting. and respect the people they serve. and hollywood super star duane the rock johnson snapping up every snicker's bar at hawaii seven lesson to write a wrong from his childhood. >> when i was 14 years old. every day i used to stop here at this 7-eleven and steal a kick size snicker bar because i couldn't afford to buy one. that was my preworkout. >> i'm going to leave these here. if someone looks like they are stealing snickers give them these so they don't steal it. >> carley: full sincht in addition to leaving the bags of insult snickers. picked up the tag for every customer who walked into the store during his visit.

isn't that neat? brian, this is awesome childhood 7-eleven. >> convenience store worker would always turn her head when he grabbed the snicker what he wanted was a preworkout and he felt guilty every time he drove past it. >> talk later if snickers is a preworkout overall good story. >> brian: as owe emergency i might shave my head and get a lot of tattoos to show how motivated he is. >> carley: same. >> brian: caught on camera, an off duty firefighter saving a woman from a burning car without any protective equipment. that hero joins us next. [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. where can you get holiday ready... and host-the-entire-family ready?

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>> carley: we are back with headlines the ceo of amc network

christina spade exits after next than three months warns of massive layoffs. the companies behind hit shows like the walking dead did not give a reason for her departure comes just days after the company announced plans to lay off 20% of u.s. workforce. amc networks quarterly revenue tough times ahead. shanghai disney land closing again just four days after reopening. the theme park announcing a temporary shut down due china's strict covid zero policies. 14 new covid-19 cases reported in china on monday. disney shut down comes as protest rage in major cities across china including shanghai, of course. steve, down to you. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. look at this. an heroic act caught on video shows an off duty firefighter pulling a woman from burning car with only a few seconds to spare. diving in with no protective gear on after spotting the

accident on his way home. here with us, the hero who risked his life for another nic perry jr. and brookfield connecticut fire chief andrew ellis who was first on the scene after nick. guys, good morning to you. >> good morning how are you doing? >> doing okay. so, nic, you were driving home. you are a firefighter in white plains, new york. you are driving through brookfield, connecticut on the way home. and what did you see? just driving down route 7 and i seen a vehicle a little off the shoulder with its hazards on. go to go around them to see if everything is all right. it's a woman frantically waving me down and telling me a car went offer the ravine to the woods. i happened to look to the right and that's when i noticed the vehicle was starting to get pretty well involved. they told me there was someone trapped inside. and i just instinct training kicked.

in i ran down there. and i found a female passenger was pinned pretty bad in the car, slumped over. >> and i had seconds to act. so i just do what i had to do to get her out. >> steve: you know, you know, you are taught. you have got have the gear on. you didn't have the gear. but, if you had -- if you had to go get some gear, that lady would have died. >> yeah there was no -- no time to waste in that situation. now or never situation. i had to act. again, trust my instincts and training and remain calm. i just do what i had to do to get her out. just ended up can with a successful outcome. >> steve: chief, you were first on the scene after nick. so you saw exactly what he did. you didn't know, i doubt, at that point that he was a firefighter. you just thought he was some crazy guy trying to jumping in a car on fire. >> absolutely.

i pulled up and two minutes after nick got there, about. and there was nothing that at that point that i was going to be able to do if that woman was still in the car she would have perished without a doubt. i couldn't actually tell what was burning there was so much fire. the gas tank let loose. nick came up and gave me a report. some of the key things he told me my spidey senses were tingling i'm thinking this guy is probably a firemen. we hooked up later on after the fire was out and he told me he was on the job in white plains lived in town. i said we are going to get to you join the firehouse here now amp what you have done. but, you know, his actions, you know, were a testament to him, the white plains fire department trained him in the fire service in general. there are people like nick all over the country living in your neighborhoods, that are firefighters, and they will do things like that. >> steve: absolutely. so, nick, i don't know the answer to this, you work in white plains, new york.

you live closer to where the chief is in connecticut, right? >> yes. i lived up here in brooklyn for about four years now. >> steve: you know, it would be much easier if you worked closer to home. chief, do you have an official announcement? >> yeah. he will be joining the firehouse in january he will be a brookfield firefighter on his days off from nick plains. >> steve: amazing. how do you feel about that. >> it's a great feeling. if i'm living here and i can put my training and my expertise to give back to the community where i live, you know, that's exactly -- i'm a paid firemen in white plains, fork, i was born and raised there. and something i always was driven to do, and, you know, it's been a good run so far. be up here and anyone will tell you if you are into the job, you are into the job. >> steve: you know, the word hero is used a lot.

this guy is a hero. >> yes, he is. >> he is a hero for what he did that morning. is he a hero because of everyday what he does. firefighters. whether he came upon somebody choking in a restaurant or drowning in a pool, nick is the kind of person that would have done the exact thing and done the right thing. like i said, there is people all over the country that are like this. you know, which is great. makes our country great. >> steve: tell well, chief, thank you very much. nick, thank you for joining us and thank you for being in the right place at the right time. >> thank you. you are welcome. >> steve: all right. nick perry jr. and andrew ellis. nick is joining the chief there in connecticut. great story. coming up, senator john kennedy will join us on a busy if wednesday morning. you are watching "fox & friends" from new york city. ♪

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