>> griff: jeffries putting his support behind possible president biden reelection campaign in 2000 twour as he praises the president's extraordinary record. >> the thing about president biden's track record of success, it includes, but is not limited

to the american rescue plan, money in being poet, putting kids back in school. i know he'll have a vision for the future and look forward to strongly supporting president biden's reelection. >> griff: you are watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm griff jenkins. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, inflation has risen to record high, consumer price index is 7.7% and skyrocketed since biden was sworn in. biden has been spending big, committed 575 billion taxpayer dollars to left-wing proposals, which include cutting out oil and gas and pushing environmental justice. >> griff: not just the economy, the white house let the border get out of control, past fiscal year record 2.3 border encounters last physical year

and record number of got-aways into our country and that will get far worse when title 42 lifts, the border just one black mark on president biden's record. clearly jeffries, the democratic leader, the new nancy pelosi, hails from brooklyn, like chuck schumer, democratic party is run straight out of brooklyn. he is all in for biden and among a small group that are fully in. >> ashley: is this the direction the democratic party is going to go? he is the first person i can think of, correct me if i'm wrong, come out of the democratic party and said i will support him if he runs for reelection, and he has not said he was going to republican yet. he said to expect that early next year. that could be in a couple weeks. if he were to run again, by the

end of this term, he will be 82 years old, by the end of that term, he would be 86 years old. that is getting up there for somebody to be leading the nation and doing talks with china and russia, that is concerning. when hakeemtalks about track record, you have been to the border and seen it first hand, the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal, people can barely put food on their table, i am missing the mark with extraordinary record. >> griff: to be a knit picker, jeffries said he looks forward to the president will have a plan and vision, he should already have a vision, the vision of a second term should be ex10uation of policies you put in place in the first term and that is not working when it comes to the border, comes to inflation and our last jobs

report, we added 260's,000 be jos, but wages are only barely up, americans are hurting, the border is on fire and there is division, that is the point. >> ashley: don't forget skyrocketing crime, another issue americans are dealing with right now, when will the plan happen? he's been in office two years now, time is ticking. >> griff: i know the plan, the plan is to rearrange the election cycle calendar, if you are in iowa, goodbye, we don't need you, biden made his 2024 path easier by taking significance fro hampshire, where he lost, vowing to make south carolina first primary on the calendar. why would he do that? he was left for dead in iowa and new hampshire and thanks to clyburn, he won in south carolina puts his campaign back on track.

>> ashley: the new primary calendar changes the chess board, president biden push is likely to reward candidates who connect with the party most loyal voters, we have everything leaning more left to help the left win. nothing would help the right, that is neither here nor there, consistently, everything is left leaning dominant, anything to get information out there. i will speak to this, griff, this is why americans don't trust politicians, everyday americans will see this headline and think this is how it has been for half a century and now we're changing it? why are we changing it? it makes them look worse. they will not read into it, not a lot of people follow this type of caucus and the iowa primary, they will see that and it will be concerning to them and they will ask why, start asking

questions. >> griff: politicians try to rearrange anything they can, redistricting or the like. the point here, senator joni ernnst said if you ignore us in the heartland, you will regret it. take a listen. >> i am sorely disappointing democrats chose not to have iowa as first in the nation caucus, we have seen a number of pushes in the past to change this, i'm glad that republicans are staying the course and how i feel about this, i feel that democrats have given middle america the middle finger. >> griff: and interesting point there, joni ernnst pointing out republicans are not changing their calendar, interesting to see if the parties are in different places to kick things off. >> ashley: "new york post" learning fbi was holding weekly meetings to warn about stories

about hunter biden and that pushed them to censure the stories. >> griff: talking to chris swecker about corruption in the bureau, that is next.

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>> ashley: "new york post" reporting the fbi was warning

twitter about so-called hacked material circulating about hunter biden in weekly meetings leading up to the 2020 presidential election. >> griff: the president's son ignored the controversy at the white house yesterday. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: new developments around hunter biden, hunter joined his mom and dad at the kennedy center reception, facing questions about plans to investigate him and the "new york post" reporting on his personal laptop, he reportedly did not answer. hunter biden is under investigation with reports there is evidence to charge him with tax crime and making a false statement to buy a gun. eric holder was pressed on the potential for the president's son to be charged just yesterday. >> the defendant should not be treated more harshly or given

breaks, he should be treated as former president trump, like any other american citizen, if there is culpability, that person should be held liable for his or her actses. >> brooke: "new york post" cover highlighting a major biden bombshell. >> the fbi had come to twitter and told them in their weekly meetings before the 2020 election to look out for a hacked material, hack and leak operation that they believed was going to be about hunter biden and it was going to come in october. so of course when twitter saw our story in october about hunter biden, they censured it immediately. >> brooke: those allegations coming from former head of site security, meanwhile twitter ceo teasing release of more detail from the social media playoff on handling of that story.

listen. >> appears to have been a double standard where democrats were not censured and left causes were not censured. republicans were. this is frankly obvious to anyone who uses twitter without expose of twitter files. what you expect from a company that is essentially a custulation of san francisco politics. >> brooke: musk's comments calling for investigation into google and facebook for similar praktsises. >> griff: brooke singman, thank you. bring in former assistantant fbi director chris swecker. you just heard the report there about twitter and the fbi having weekly meetings looking for a hack and release operation. your reaction? >> not the least bit surprised twitter part of the whole media machine was involved in

suppressing this information, that is not surprising, it is nice to see and refreshing to see elon musk releasing this material and we'll see more. what saddens me, 40 years in the business, 25 years with the fbi, it saddens me and infuriates me and my former colleagues to see the fbi involved in suppressing this information and collaborating with the administration and the private sector and not just suppressing the information, but slow walking the investigation, an investigation i know was opened up in 2019 as money laundering investigation. i'm looking forward to the hearings, i don't think they go anywhere, i think this one is necessary. >> ashley: the fbi is supposed to be bipartisan in history. and more often than not, we're seeing them lean more toward democrats and not the republicans issue not that they need to lean toward any party at

all, why is this happening with their more left-leaning side? >> yeah, the rank and file are hard working, they are good. when you see case like id, they come together and really work the special cases, we need this agency and public goodwill that goes with it, i think the top leadership has been infiltrated from outside, they used to fill top positions with fbi agents who worked up through the system. now starting under laterige stas of mueller and comey and christopher wray, withide logs, from the justice department, political appointments under merrick garland they have become most political justice department in 40 years. >> griff: talk about, do you

know jim baker, general counsel for the fbi urg did the 2016 russian collusion now twitter general counsel and he is going to be an individual according to the oversight committee, he wants to hear directly from him, that seems like a relationship too close to comfort particularly when baker is issuing a memo specifically laying out looking for this sort of mis -- disinformation on the hunter biden laptop. >> i know of jim baker and he lit up the former fbi agent network with this judgment, interesting to see if he is in violation of conflict of interest statute. there is lifetime ban of dealing with ump cans that the fbi has jurisdiction over, if you will and has business with and one-year ban on any type of contact with the fbi.

i don't know him, i don't know his politics, but i know it reflects, in my opinion and that of others, reflects on the fbi, he is part of that suppression machine. >> ashley: a lot of people would think this is election interference, interesting to see what transpires from the hearings. chris swecker, thank you for giving your take on this, we appreciate it. 660 pounds of fentanyl stuffed inside coconuts, heading for the southern border. we'll tell you what stopped it from flooding across. >> griff: and record migrant surge and bracing for the end of title 42, two ranchers join us explain the chaos they are already seeing everyday. that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can. downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer

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monday. for northern half of the country, cooler and southern half warmer than average and storms moving across the country this week. a lot of rain and mounts an snow for california, causing flash flooding, this area of low pressure lingers along the coast and another settling into the southwest and that will travel across portions of the mississippi river valley later this week. you can see the western rain and snow that will taper off on wednesday and then we deal with this setup for heavy rain for parts of the plain states toward the mississippi river valley, ohio valley, tennessee valley, that will make a messy week for some of the big cities like little rock up to nashville and charlotte, multiple rounds of wet weather heading into tuesday and wednesday and come up to the northeast tuesday and wednesday and another round getting into the week end, we have active weather pattern that will affect

the country and we could see snow on friday for areas across the ohio valley and the interior northeast. today is kind of quiet, we have rounds of systems that are going to affect the country. foxweather.com, for detaylor swifts, they will give you the latest. >> griff: i like the map, i like what you did with the christmas tree, so beautiful. >> janice: the christmas tree accompanies my weather forecast until the end of the month. and nice to see you, griff. nice to see you, my friend, and ashley, you, too. >> ashley: thank you so much. switching to this, police in mexico seizing 660 pounds of fentanyl, found inside stuffed inside cocoa nuts while conducting a traffic stop, the stash was on board a truck traveling along the gulf of

california right across the border from lukeville, arizona, mexican authoritieses say two suspects are in custody in connection with the bust. >> griff: "wall street journal" is reporting biden is considering bringing back trump-like asylum limits. the white house says the administration is committed to continuing to secure our border while maintaining safe, orderly and humane processing of migrantses this will remain the case when title 42 is lifted, reports case u.s. policies will change are inaccurate, no such decisions have been made. joining us two ranchers. jim, stephanie, thank you for being here. jim, start with you, your reaction when we keep hearing time and time again from this administration that the border is secure, nothing to see here.

>> it is an absolute lie, the fact is that the border is not secure, particularly in our area. i've had over 2500 people cross through my ranch in the last nine months. >> griff: there is 2400 gotaways every single day issue not just migrantses apprehended, they are crossing and seen on camera, not brought into custody. there were 73,000 in november, 137,000 plus since october 1. stephanie, are you seeing these numbers reflected? >> very much so, every few months issue the numbers and number of groups that come through our property continue to increase. >> griff: what has been impact on your ranch to this historic unprecedented surge? >> well, it has cost us a lot of

money, we've had to invest in a lot of cameras to put along the fence line to protect our properties and livestock, the amount of fencing material, it is a huge cost and will continue to get worse once title 42 is lifted. >> griff: jim, we have video of migrantses on your ranch and you are seeing this every single day you're out there. if you account, paint for the viewers not on the border, what this compares to from previous years, you have been a rancher for many years, been on the border. are we at a point now where things are broken? >> they are broken. three or four years ago, there were approximately 130 crossers every six months, now in the last nine months, 2500, 10 times increase. it is outrageous and 20% are

packing drugs according to border patrol, it is invasion and what is going to happen with title 42 being dropped? it will increase massively. there is a gallup poll taken in 2019 indicating that in south america over 42 million people wanted to come to the united states. how many people in the middle east and asia and europe and africa also want to come. >> griff: 150 countries. stephanie, i'll give you the last word, are you concerned what happens when title 42 lifts? >> very much so. because title 42 once that goes away, it is another selling point the cartels are going to use to entice people to cross

the border. >> griff: they do and they advertise because the border has never been this open. thank you very much for getting up on monday morning and sharing your insights. one of the fathers of the four university of idaho students says he thinks his daughter and her best friend were targeted, we'll explain why. >> ashley: and an investigation into possible attempt from the biden white house to get saudis to boost foreign oil on supply and bring the price of gas down before the mid-term election. cheryl casone is breaking this one down next.

>> griff: families of the slain university of idaho students are trying to fill in the blanks as one victim's parents say he thinks the suspect may have sought out his daughter. >> the entry point was the slider of the middle floor, he doesn't have to go upstairs, entry and exit are available without going upstairs or downstairs. i'm using logic he chose to go up there when he didn't have to. >> griff: the family is considering hiring a private investigator as they grow more frustrated with the lack of answers from police. >> we just have no information

as family and it gets tough day after day after day. i reach out to friends in california today that have connections we're hoping to raise money to get a reward and get a private investigator. third party. >> griff: students say they are still feeling fearful as their classmates' killer continues to roam the streets, a campus on edge. >> ashley: and elderly home depot employee dies from injuries he got from trying to stop a thief. a man was stealing pressure washers and gary razor leapt into action, the employee passed away last week because of complication from injuries from the blow. a medical examiner is ruling that death a homicide, the suspect is on the loose. a spokespersons razor was part

of the team for nine years and will be dearly missed, that poor man trying to make a living. former ftx ceo sam bankman-fried won't say when he will testify in front of the committee, that is not stopping top democrat from praising the crypto boss who overcame what cost billions of dollars. >> griff: cheryl casone has more, good morning. >> cheryl: he's tweeting and gave interviews last week, denying he committed fraud, made it sound like it was a mistake. he has been on twitter, this is from sam bankman-fried, he says, representative waters and the committee on financial services, once i finish learning and reviewing what happened, i would feel like it is my duty to appear and explain. i don't know if that will happen by the 13th.

now maxine waterses we appreciate you have been candid in your discussions about ftx, your willingness will help companies, investors and customers. listen to evan luther, he was on this program talking about the money he lost. >> he should already be in jail, should be behind bars and should be made to surrender the assets he's hidden, donations to democrats and houses he bought in the bahamas. >> cheryl: democrats mostly were recipients of ftx money, most have not committed to returning the money, it is complicated. >> ashley: poor people will not get their money back, that is

the unfortunate part. house oversight committee and the new probe they are launching. >> cheryl: the saudis and opec plus met yesterday, 2 billion barrels per day, 2% of global oil supply. now lawmakers are saying, wait a minutes, didn't biden go to the saudis to get them to boost production, he did and there was talk of a secret deal and "new york times" had a headline in october that said this. congressman comer joined the program earlier, listen. >> democrats cquid quo pro. we are concerned about the biden energy policy, when biden goes all in like the green new deal, this is something that should be investigated by congress. we cannot continue to afford joe biden's bad energy policy. >> cheryl: republicans are

taking the house next -- in january, so i think this will be more scrutinized come the new year. >> griff: very busy. >> ashley: if this happened, the american people need to know. >> cheryl: right, a secret deal ahead of midterm doesn't look good. >> griff: breaking up is hard to do, it appears apple will pull out of china. >> cheryl: we'll see, this is interesting. hillary vaughn went after tim cook, good for her asking questions what are you going to do about china and abuses there? that was reports they will start to move production out of china, not completely, looking at india, vietnam, iphone production could be coming out of india, right now 85% comes out of china, it is called

iphone city, where all the protests were. that is one issue. you could do airpods and max out of vietnam, that is reports anyway. tim cook has a problem, he didn't look good when hillary vaughn went after him, pregnant, he was stone faced, look at his face, looking down, looking away stone cold, he has a big pr problem right now and you can't support human rights abuses and go to sleep and feel good. >> ashley: a few years ago, he actually said if you stay sileents, you are compliant and he is staying silent. >> cheryl: that was summer of 2020 in the middle of protests rocking this country, but he is silent when hillary vaughn asks

what is happening in china? 300,000 workers are in iphone city. >> griff: he will not even talk about the relationship between apple and china. good to see you in the studio. love it. meanwhile, elon musk is calling out media for ignoring hunter biden revelation in the twitter files, the story got seven seconds across major sunday shows. >> ashley: joe concha is next and i'm sure he has a lot to say about this. ♪

>> griff: elon musk is calling out bias in the media as sunday shows on abc, nbc, cbs and cnn devote total of seven seconds to unprecedented information drop that exposes how twitter censured the hunter biden laptop story. >> look in the mirror, why did they deceive the american public? accept responsibility themselves for not being truthful to the american public. >> ashley: joe concha, author of "come on, man," join us now. i don't know how you only do

seven seconds, i feel we are back in october of 2020, what is going on? this should be in the open of every show. >> joe: your introof me alone, took 27 seconds, seven is hard to do. exactly. if we truly care about preserving democracy and demand total transparency, anyone from all news organizations should want the information out there as far as the hunter biden story and why it is censured like we're in pyongyang. these folks call themselves journalists and hold old twitter before elon musk as shining example of truth and turn against misinformation, like the

way the hunter biden story was censored or you said the coronavirus may have come from a lab in wuhan, you were considered conspiracy theorist and your account was lost. we see folks saying there is nothing there, nothing. this is by far one of the most egregious examples of an industry doing something that was completely and totally wrong and unethical than we've ever seen regardless of industry and we see folks ignoring the story or dismissing it as not being any there and there is a lot of there there and once gop takes over congress on january 3. >> griff: they are going after elon musk, public enemy number one and musk is pushing back expressing his thoughts saying

the "new york times" has become for all intentses and were approximates unregistered lobbying firm for far left politicians, why are they going after him, joe? >> joe: because he's a threat, threat to their existence. "new york times" has not endorsed a republican since 1956, when he says the "new york times" works for the accuratic party. over the weekend, no mention of the elon musk e-mail dump that happened on friday, why is that? they did have a story on how "saturday night live" went after herschel walker in a skit. that was more important than elon musk covering this stuff, it's a joke, a joke. >> ashley: this is going to come in waves, musk will release twitter files in waves so the

information doesn't get buried. will we see fox news is only place we'll get that information? >> joe: it appears so, unfortunately, like you said, how do you not even, typical evening newscast, as you know, goes on, 22 minutes, take out commercials and you can't even find one segment or 45 seconds to say this is information that was released and here is why it is important? of course not, all of the news orgs are all responsible for not covering when it mattered in october of 2020 before the presidential election. >> griff: will they come around, joe? it took cbs two years to confirm the hunter biden laptop, they now and few others in the mainstream media say it is

legit, what about suppression of the story? >> joe: cdc 769 days, two elections laters, they cover the story, will they come along? was this e-mail dump by elon musk and the fact they didn't cover it showed they failed that test and they are failing the american people on informing them on a are it is. forget hunter biden, this is more about joe biden. in e-mails he is described as the big guy who got 10%, he may be compromised by the likes of china and ukraine and that is a very, very big deal, particularly as pertains to china, biggest adversary. >> ashley: okay, joe concha, thanks so much. two years after candidate biden told african americans they are not black if they vote for trump. charlamagne says president biden has not earned the black vote. listen. >> if you have a problem

figuring out if you are for me or trump, then you ain't black. >> you earn the black vote, see how the next two years ago. personally, i mean, near everything they promise black people i haven't seen come to fruition. >> ashley: he stressed black votes do not belong to one party and there are indeed black conservatives. >> griff: kevin mccarthy giving biden ultimatum in the military vaccine mandate or republicans won't pass his defense spending bill. live talking to congresswoman claudia tenney before the vote expected later today. >> ashley: pete hegseth will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve doocy is right here. yep, there he is. coming up on "fox and friends,"

scalise joins us and shares republican plan for majority as kevin mccarthy vows to end the military vaccine mandate and newt gingrich knows what it takes to win in georgia, his message with one day until the runoff election and calling out wokeness taking over corporation as elon musk exposes big tech censorship of the hunter biden scandal and piers morgan and stuart varney join us, stuart varney is a u.s. citizen, help us kickoff this monday morning, we'll see you in a second.

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♪ >> griff: we're back with a developing story over 40,000 residents in are out of power after being taken out by gunfire. several communities affected by what they say was intentional vandalism at two power grid

stations. residents are under a mandatory curfew of 9:00 p.m. as officials say it could take until thursday for full power to be restored. as of this morning, around 37,000 are still in the dark. >> ashley: elon musk teasing the release of even more twitter files hunter biden story. ranking member james comer says he thinks the biden white house is about to be wrapped up in it, listen. >> remember, what he produced this weekend, this was prebiden. this was biden campaign and the fbi. what i predict you're going to see in the weeks and months ahead are things that the biden administration did to suppress conservative's free speech. >> congresswoman claudia tenney joining us live in the studio. congresswoman, thank you for being here on a monday morning. your colleague, james comer, stating hearings are likely coming to dive deeper into this. your thoughts? >> yeah. i think this would be great. obviously i'm very excited about my colleague, james comer,

becoming the chair of the oversight committee where we actually can start look into what has been happening the last couple years with the biden administration even before looking at what has happened with this hunter biden laptop where the evidence was is suppressed. we had 51 so-called intelligence agents saying this was just typically russian disinformation. we know that's not true. and the laptop has been verified and even our former director of national intelligence actually also says that this was valid and now it's interesting to see what is really going to come out. i'm looking forward to what the committee hearings will reveal. and this is really not so much about hunter biden. this is about joe biden and his relationship with his son and some of our greatest adversaries some would argue enemies like china. some of the corruption going on in ukraine that has plaguing ate our country and the tragic situation in ukraine and why joe biden doesn't act for example

decisively on the chinese protest on zero covid lockdowns why we aren't standing up to china like we did under the trump administration. >> interesting you bring up the business about the president. i think a lot of people get that confused. just hunter biden's laptop, no, this is possible implications of the president which also the fbi, i mean, however does this get to the president? i mean, it's not looking good for them right now. >> well, look, 10% for the big guy. all of this has been revealed that it's true. what is on that laptop was an unfortunate situation for the biden administration because now, we know that this could have actually -- the suppression of this evidence and i started the election integrity caucus. this probably is a major factor in why the election turned out the way it was. something like 10% to 0% of people polled after the election said had they known about the laptop content and the connections to joe biden and the apparent corruption that appears to be there, they would have voted differently. and that could have changed the election itself. that's why this is so -- such a

bombshell and so groundbreaking. >> griff: that's going to come out in hearings. we have got that in the new year. this week we are going to see the ndaa and kevin mccarthy is saying that the military vaccine mandate will be lifted in this bill. here is what kevin mccarthy told maria bartiromo yesterday. listen. >> we will secure lifting that vaccine mandate on our military. >> you are saying in the ndaa which will drop next week, the vaccine mandate for the military will be lifted? >> y it will. otherwise the bill will not move. i have been very clear with the president. >> griff: that's significant. >> this is major. first of all my son serves in the marines. the national defense authorization act is a big bill that covers all the military appropriations. right now i have a bill actually with thomas is i, a representative from kentucky that would prohibit federal fund going we force a vaccine mandate. and these are young, healthy people that serve in our military. they are the least vulnerable in

the population in terms of the covid vaccine. we know this is experimental vaccine, not something that has been tried and true over decades. i support eliminating that we fired 1,000 marines out of camp lejeune just because they didn't have the vaccine. many of them had greater immunities because they had covid. they were young. they are healthy. they are in the top shape. these are the people that serving our nation that are amazingly healthy, so we should be focusing on the people that are vulnerable. this is a good thing because we are down in our ranks across all of the military services. and we need to keep this actually -- another issue i just started my service academy interviews. and now we have students that we'll be appointing for the naval academy for west point for the ayers academy. and these -- there are people that are been denied their diploma and commissioning once they graduate of from these really are institutions to say you didn't have a vaccine for

religious or health reasons and particularly young, healthy people. this is a good move. i'm glad the biden administration is going to go along with it. see if that gets removed as we go truth ndaa process. >> ashley: thank you so much for being here this morning. griff, thanks for being on set. first time we have met today. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. ♪, a lot of new developments around hunter biden. >> the "new york post" is learning that the fbi was warning twitter about so-called materials leading up to the 2020 election. >> they prebunked the story with twitter. >> all eyes on georgia crucial senate race. >> raphael warnock holds a narrow lead over republican herschel walker. >> this is an emergency. >> you can't sit on the sideline anymore. >> parents of one of the four murdered idaho students believe their daughter and friend were