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our two of "fox & friends" starts now. such a pretty christmas tree. i think the one outside, is that ours? pete: that's pretty but not as pretty as ours. at 7:00 o'clock in the morning it's early. lisa: you know what i've said, i did win the surfing challenge even though is by default but you won the second challenge yesterday. pete: according to viewers we had the rocketeer, they do perform at the radio station. will: i want to know what you did that so great. lisa: you did a sidekick i went straight ahead. pete: years are better than mine. will: i did one extra one. lisa: we look like idiots.

>> i was skeptical where pete got 47% lisa got 38% i only got 13 but now that i reviewed the video i thank you, guys nailed it. pete: if we went into a runoff and didn't pass the 50% threshold which is unfortunate. thank you to everyone in instagram. lisa: what did ricky bobby safe or not first or last. rick was last, to present rick. will ask him about it next time he does the weather. will: i been doing my best to start eating healthier and before we came on air for the second hour of "fox & friends" this morning yesterday pete said check labels and i said no ma'am i'm trying to get it right. this morning right back on the track. lisa: was the nutritional difference? >> there is none, i'm back. will: one weekend he'll be real strong in a holdout on a saturday and if you keep

chipping away he wants a salsa gauging cheese to. lisa: you caved really fast on that one too. will: i tell you why on the commercial break. pete: rachel is out this weekend. thank you for being here. we'll start with the fox news alert. more study developments as the latest batch of twitter files were released last night. were seen more evidence of how top twitter executives relied on their own personal political bias to make major decisions about controlling content. lisa: alexandria hoff joins us live in washington, d.c. to break it all down. >> in morning something that you want mask has talked a lot about the social media giants are based in silicon valley. a large majority of their staff will be politically progressive as 99% of the company at twi twitter. that was the case the latest threat twitter files were opened up by elon musk and passed to michael shellenberger in this case.

in a lengthy thread he shows how executives created justification to ban president trump from twitter and how twitter's former ceo jack dorsey was removed in this pursuit but gave in to his staff. shellenberger writes on jan january 7 jack dorsey e-mails employees saying twitter needs to be consistent in the policies including the right of users to return to twitter after a suspension. after roth reassures an employee people who care about this aren't happy with where we are. the name roth refers to yoel ruth the former chief safety officer there who played a critical role in suppressing the new york post reporting on hunter biden's laptop. shellenberger continues. progress explains a member of roth's trust and safety team they exchange between roth and his colleagues makes clear they pushed jack dorsey for greater restrictions on the speech twitter allows around elections. then around 11:30 a.m. pacific time roth dm says colleagues

with news he's excited to share, guess what, jack just approved repeat offender for civic integrity. the new approach would have a system of my violation strikes would result in permanent suspension. this approach prompted colleagues to reach out. it shellenberger continued with this around noon confused senior executive in advertising sales sent a dm terrorist. jack says we will permanently suspend trauma from policies violated after a 12 hour account hacked. what policies is jack talking about, roth, any policy violation. a lot of the considerations they made on policy were made on the fly that's all these threads have shown us and another drop of documents is expected to take place today that will focus on what happened with the following day january 8. >> thank you we've been watching out throughout the day. in twitter files format what we basically have learned twitter dressed up their own political biased in the semblance of a policy.

here's why that's important i found these two tweets for michael shellenberger the journalist involves of twitter files to sum it up very well, the underlying problem and he's quoting will in this. the dominant platforms have always been loath to owned up to their own subjectivity. saying in fact policy was just arbitrary but there loath to owned up to their own subjectivity because the highlights unfettered power over the global public square. he goes on, places the responsibility for the power on their own shoulders they hide behind an ever-changing rulebook alternatively pointing to it when it's convenient and shoving under the nearest rug when it is not. >> a good explanation of what the release of file shows. there really was a yoel ruth. is there a group of people back there deciding what to dial-up and who to cancel and not to cancel. that's really how it happened. the head of safety. >> safety is always the guy

ahead of trust and safety is sending sock messages and messages to other people there's other confusion. it sounds like jack dorsey was convinced to get more here and were there pretty started the company as the idea of public square where free speech existed. over time he was worn down by ideologues. twitter became the headquarters of the democrat party in some ways of the elites who want to control the conversation. when donald trump became a problem they were crafting and changing the terms of service. i thought your conversation around terms of service is interesting. it's not illegal. he reaches the level of unconstitutional and illegal when you're collaborating with the government. but internally you can do what you want as a company unless you're bilking your customers or users by changing service in the process, then you have a claim there. lisa: it speaks to the broader loss of freedom that receiving

america erosion of free speech, it's always under the guidance of safety. during covid give up your freedom, blocked him 15 days to slow the spread turns into two years, give up climate change, the solution is giving up your freedom and it's always under the guidance of safety. in reality they cannot keep us safe, we were talking about this last hour remarks are covered was before the senate committee and vince asked asked him to define hate speech. he can't. and it's not something that they can protect americans from but we know the end goal is censorship, the end goal is control and they think they know best as the left and they look down on us and try to virtue signal and tell us how to live our lives. they think it's about control. pete: the spring and brian asked in army staff sargent he served in afghanistan and asked foreign

affairs committee and infrastructure committee as well. great to have you with us is morning. we were talking about the role of jack dorsey. i think when talking about twitter and by extension when talking about jack dorsey we have to talk about the times that he said what we now know is happening at twitter was not happening read some of the statements from dorsey took place in front of congress. he said we are not shadow beginning which brings the question to anybody sitting in congress what can you do about that lie? >> the question to what congress can do depends on whether he was subpoenaed under oath or testifying giving his own opinions. there's a literal distinction when it comes to the house of representatives but congress and the energy in congress committee get a hold of twitter to account for this 100% they were the biggest headquarters and posers anywhere. they were pretending to be a town hall but really they wanted to be an echo chamber and they could care less about anybody's

five fundamental freedoms if you want to exercise freedom of religion they were to say that was hate speech they were interested in you petitioning the government. they were good as twitter to petition the government to try to silence people or let the government petition them and then silence people like president trump and others they weren't interested in free speech or anything else related term fundamental freedoms and i would put them up there with bernie madoff or ftx or enron they were fraudulent. thank god elon musk cayman and cities can stop the charade to masquerade and make them authentic. pete: otherwise we would not tell any of this. here's another thing we may not be aware of his part of the release from matt i.e. be, he tweeted this he said the post about the hunter by the laptop situation shows that roth not only met weekly with fbi and dhs but the office of the director of national intelligence. this is where the revelations get dangerous if the government

was putting its thumb on the scale were implying or suggesting to a private company to do their bidding on censorship. >> this is very, very serious for congress i'm giving you my opinion of what took place. i don't think the fbi director wray was making this phone call. i don't think dni ratcliffe was a member of the house was in there making these phone calls saying go out there and do this. i think you're talking about people somewhere and middle management the absolutely abuse their power, abuse their title saying i'm from the fbi i'm tasked with doing this. twitter we need you to do this. we know they were entirely outside of the scope of what they should've been doing but we have to believe they were doing this in a fraudulent way and that there should probably be charges for individuals that were taken away the most fundamental law of the land. this a be the most important law

and that would be our first amendment rights of our constitution. utilizing the power to do so. lisa: congressman you talk about freedom. you sacrificed greatly for this country and willing to lay down your life for this country. how free of a country are we still? >> you talked about it as you were coming in on the intro, everything was used to say we can make you safer but we have to erode this freedom in this freedom of this freedom. we have to look at your phone calls, we have to have the freedom of information using the patriot act to be able to take anything that we want out of your e-mails or other places. draft of secret courts to look at people like president trump or others but you never get a get to know anything about it. you have to have the secret stuff to protect you but think about why the constitution exist. it exists to protect we the people from the government that's what has to exist but it's being used to do the

opposite. pete: we want to get you and on this as well, as you know everybody watching knows that brittney griner wnba player was returned from russia in exchange for the merchant of death that is unknown to viktor bout international arms dealer who helped everyone from child soldiers and mexican drug cartels find their weapons of choice. a former dea agent was on earlier with pete, here's what he had to say about the exchange. >> we have groups throughout the world that are taking american hostage and this is a bargaining chip but it sets precedents. what i think we need to discuss was that the best bang for the buck the united states had by an individual i viktor bout who was convicted by a jury in new york conspiracy to kill americans provide weapons of mass destruction to a terrorist organization. the best thing that could come from this. one american that was being held

wrongfully in russia and return. it just doesn't make sense. will: what you make of the train. >> he hit the nail on the head. were happy to have an american back on american soil we don't leave our americans behind that includes marines we don't leave them behind. you set this precedent weakens the individuals of no particular national security significance will be traded for high-level detainees. this added time we were arming ukraine to billions of dollars and left billions of dollars of arms and equipment in afghanistan but let's release a russian arms dealer, are we trying to even the playing field? it doesn't make any sense. you go beyond the sensei multiple-choice britney grew br. lisa: a because we were a good deal, and most americans will say this was see, this is politics and it was worse for america. will: a good moment for america,

yesterday army beat navy first overtime game and 123 games. you've gotta be happy. i know i am. >> i knew that's where you were going when you say good moment for america. i said it's not navy blue it is blue. will: in two overtimes army beat navy last night and a wonderful display of patriotism. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> let's turn to a few additional headlines starting with this. police still searching for the shooter who killed a mail carrier in milwaukee friday. officers say he was on the job when he was shot the unidentified male carrier was an 18 year veteran of the postal service. the u.s. postal service officials say the suspect got away in the silver audio q5 with tinted windows. a $50000 reward is offered for

any information leading to an arrest. natural "fox weather" alert. vegas from his california leaving tens of thousands without power in covering some areas and up to 11 inches of snow in wind topping 50 miles per hour and parts of the state all of this leading to white out conditions on the roads with reports of some drivers trapped between down power lines. for more on this weather system download the "fox weather" app or "fox weather" on your favor tv connecting device. if you looking for ways to teach your kids the real reason for the season. this talking cheeses.tells the story about christ time on earth. the doll recounted some of the most holy moments from the bi bible. it's made by a christian family whose mission to share the grace of christ and teach kids more about him we have the talking cheeses stalls onset.

i believe it is jesus doll.com. he pressed his hand. >> with god all things are possible. >> you push the hand and it recites things jesus said in the bible. the guy who makes them reached out to me and i didn't know what to think of for sure like jesus is a doll, i'm just being honest, i don't know, i don't think it is. the point is the repetition of the phrases that jesus said for young kids. think about that nonsense that they hit in here all the time. if you actually hearing bible verses and that the rhythm of what they're listening to i think that's a good thing. lisa: a christian family tried to teach kids about faith. we know there's a decline of religion in the country which seems to correlate with the increased chaos in the world and in the country as well.

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four college students. as a desperate search continues police are warning the public to stay vigilant as students and families gather for fall graduation ceremonies urging people to travel in groups and communicate with family and friends as you travel. host of crime stories on fox nation nancy grace joins us now. how much should be read into that, remain vigilant message does not speak to the whereabouts of the killer or where they think this person might be? >> i do not believe cops have established any semblance of a pattern for instance the killers going to strike every four weeks in the early morning on a sunday. but i do believe the cops would have been remiss had they not issued such a warning because if there is a pattern it would've been this weekend, the early morning hours of sunday and also would've been on the four week mark of the murders and also a

major gathering at campus on the night of the murders there was a huge event at kimball stadium thousands of people there for a game and this week in a huge event commencement. too many factors were similar for them to not issue a warning, do i believe they know who it is, no, do i think the established pattern, no but i think they did out of an abundance of caution. i do admire something fbi has done in conjunction with moscow police they have established not only a tip line but they also established a website where you can download digital data. it can be a ring doorbell it can be video from your car, your cell phone, anything where you specifically download digital data that combined with the tip line very, very significant. i think they may be looking at whether camps, red light cams any cam there is that's what

they're doing in addition to debunking a lot of rumors on online. lisa: obviously there's a lot of frustration and the desire for answers particularly for the families were grieving and want to know what happened to their loved ones, give us some perspective. how often is it four months into a murder into an investigation like this that we still don't have a killer. >> four weeks into it, it is very, very, very often. i have worked on cases up to a year especially multi-victim homicide cases. i find there be on the lookout for the white hyundai alondra to be very, very significant. that's the first real thing, the first detail we heard about the search. another canadian border patrol is on alert for that car, that is a stock photo, they don't

have the car but it looks like that i think that's very significant in fbi has this capability to pair cell phone data in the area. if you look at an aerial shot of the home there on king there is not a major arterial road leading to the murder scene which means you have to wonder what was his car doing an almost cul-de-sac at 3:00 o'clock in the morning leaving. if they could pair cell phone data from a data dump such as the stingray procedure into cell phone data moving at that time i think it would be extremely helpful. lisa: thank you so much for providing this perspective this morning and for everyone home remember to catch new episodes of crime stories on fox nation. nancy grace thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you and good morning.

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pete: the crisis at the southern border reaching a new milestone half a million encounters this quarter having a devastating impact of those on the frontline. so far this year 14 border patrol agents have taken their lives, that's the most in more than a decade. joining us to share the toll on the job it takes some families, two wives a border patrol agents. welcome ashley dibella and allison anderson with us this morning. thank you for being with us. alice and i would love to start with you. those numbers are pretty staggering. i'm focusing on the 14 suicides this year, the most of the decade. what does a border patrol agent deal with, what does he bring home what you see as a family

member of a border patrol agent. >> as a family, my husband the perfect example i can provide, he himself has had to be a first responder to an infant that was drowned in the river and he desperately was trying to breathe life back into little baby girl's body and it was later learned that she had been brutalized and savagely abused. all he could think of it not moment was our little girl, our youngest daughter was same age as that little girl the john to the river. it's devastating. those are images that they never forget. they come home with her agents. >> it's an image you painted for us it's a difficult picture. actually i would like to ask you the same question. you see this from a different perspective than anyone including all of us listening right now. what do your husbands bring home? >> very much what she said the

thing is, the thing that they see they bring home because a lot of the agents do have families so they get to see what goes on at the border and then they come home the only thing they can think of what if the kids are going through this. sorry. it's hard for anybody. it's hard for anybody to separate the home and work. they see things at work, they bring a home, you have to have that separation. >> ashley by the way everyone is going to forgive you for your emotions, what you're sharing with us both of you something real with personal experience. again to say this is a side very few of us get to see. i meet up with these numbers up. it's up to the people they often but i want to make this personal after seeing these numbers once again. what were get to see on the

screen is the number of encounters in the last fiscal year. the numbers show us that there is an increasing crisis at our southern border. i'll stay with you on this one actually. do those numbers reflect also what you experienced on a personal level, do you feel like i don't know if the word is worse, harder the last several years on what your husbands have had to deal with? >> yes my husband has been in for quite a few years at this point so we've seen the influx in numbers over the past couple of years and it definitely takes a toll on these agents. these agents care about their job so much and they want to go out there and do their job but with the numbers it's hard for them to be able to do their job and come home and feel like they've done a good job if that makes any sense. the numbers are just staggering

as much as the media doesn't want to say it is staggering. it's a humanitarian crisis going on right now. will: i know what you mean when it makes it hard to come home from the job after dealing what you just described and then feel like you were able to effectively execute your job as well. allison, the other number were talking about is 14, the suicides, does not come as any surprise based on your personal experience of what these agents are dealing with? >> honestly, no. things within the agents, the border patrol itself, it is gotten worse under this administration. the border patrol agents, they used to have an identity at work, they loved their careers in this administration has basically subjected them to everyday exposure to death, abuse, disregard, and then they deal with the aggression and

noncompliance from the illegals in the detention centers and then the brush. this administration has made them look powerless in the eyes of those that are breaking our laws. it is not right. will: wow. such powerful statements that don't come from a political perspective or theoretical perspective or numerical perspective but two individuals, both of you here allison and ashley who experiences on a personal basis. we appreciate you sharing the stories on "fox & friends". thank you. >> thank you. powerful stuff. teachers hit with tape dispensers, bitten by students the next guest sheriff done students in the classroom, his message is next. spinnaker teachers, principals they are actually powerless to do anything. the current policy in place, our teachers and principals are powerless to do anything to stop this. our teachers have been handcuffed when it comes to school discipline. her principles have been

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pete: of florida sheriff is doubling down for his push for discipline and order in local schools hoping to reach a growing number of unruly students. brevard county has reportedly lost a whopping 50 teachers and bus drivers in the last two years.

many siding disrespectful and violent classroom behavior. sheriff iv joins us now taking matters into his own hands. thank you for being here. in the video were standing in front of a prison. you're saying if we don't get in front of this this is where can kids end up. how did he get to the point where the sheriff has to proactively talk about discipline in schools? >> this is a partnership between us and the school board. were in charge of district school security and this is a partnership with us, the school board members, the state attorney and all her local partners. it's gotten to the point were discipline is not being enforced in our schools and our teachers and are good students are the ones that are paying for it. we came together collectively and said we're going to put discipline rules in place that will be forced and give our teachers a good safe environment to teach and students a safe place to learn in. pete: the question is why is discipline not being enforced?

>> you hit the nail on the head it was upbeat and forced it was great discipline rules in place but they were being enforced because the teachers were handcuffed and sending referrals up. the principles were handcuffed and what they could actually do. they were having to go on a lot of the cases and go to the district school security people for them to make a decision. the principles had no authority, the teachers had no authority in it was being allowed to run amuck. the stories that we heard during the emergency school board meeting were frightening, bus drivers being struck in the back of the head bus drivers being bitten, teachers with her hair pulled in all sorts of obscenities and other things so we said enough is enough forget a partner together and we're going to put a stop to this. a great school board meeting as you saw i got a little bit of a pushback for doing the video in front of a county jail but that was by design. it was designed to send a message if you don't straighten your butt up you can end up

right here in this jail as your life continues. pete: is not just to the teachers unions are actually on your side. on thursday at one of the school board meetings you're talking about the teacher union representative laid out a couple of examples and you mentioned a few of them teachers being hit in the face with a tape dispenser student left a bite mark the size of an orange on the teacher, removal of furniture because students were throwing it. by you standing up and saying this does this mean teachers once they hold the child to account the school will have their back, you are getting detention and being suspended is a culture going to change immediately? how do you change that. >> i believe the changes in effect. for example at the thursday emergency meeting they said no more cell phones, no more earplugs or anything of that nature in the classroom students are being allowed to sit in class and play on their phones and not have to pay attention.

disrupt the teacher everything else severity took that step as step toward any violence. there's a lot more common and focus groups that are to be working together to present the perfect discipline policy to the school board and i think the new school board that we have it affect is taking charge. there going to make sure that our students have the perfect environment and our teachers are so passionate about what they do in their being subjected, there being put in places. this is a shot across the bow if you will that we will stand up for our teachers and are good students and begin to put a stop to this craziness. >> good for you the adults are finally in charge. if you let the kids run things is going to go amok. sheriff wayne ivey. thank you for stated after your community. >> think ep good stuff. i'm going to toss it over to will whose kids do not run his

household either. will: iron fist in the household. twitter is relaunching the pain subscription service tomorrow with to pricing tiers they can pay till is a month to use twitter blue while iphone, ipad and apple watch users will have to pay $11 a month, twitter did not explain why mobile apple users are charged more, they're looking for ways to offset the fee, twitter blue gives users a blue checkmark to edit tweets and more. "saturday night live" taking aim at president biden and former democrat senator kyrsten sinema. last night, check it out. >> it was shaping up to be a good week for joe biden he got written grinder back, he kept marriage gay indies only got 14 more sleeps until santa. [laughter] but then when he had it all under control, kyrsten sinema said hold my wig. arizona senator kyrsten sinema realizing someone is waving to the person behind her, she

announced she is leaving the democratic party and registering as an independent explain sinema. pay attention to me. will: p really like the 14 sleeps joke. despite criticism sinema said she won't caucus with the republicans and remove is not likely to upset the democrats majority. a canine bloodhound greeting his handler with a big hug during an emotional reunion on thursday the 3-year-old pup named gunnar. i name my kids after dogs. he dashed away from his owner and region into the woods during the training exercise the day before thankfully he was sad today later by police and said to be in good health. he is a bloodhound. he should be getting lost, he should be able to smell his way back home. pete: a fair point. i kinda want a bloodhound.

i think there a drooling breed. will: very good bloodhound and bad bloodhounds. maybe is one that doesn't know his core function. lisa: what are the bad ones. >> could not get the job they get lost. will: 70 the know something about drilling, what do you say about drilling? >> i think pete names his kids after cats. you don't like dogs. pete: advocate name gunnar, boone and rex, those are not dog names. you got me. >> those are dog names. if it was after cats it would be sophia. lisa: garfield mr. white sox. let's talk about the weather, a lot of weather going on this week that can impact everybody in the country, i'll show you

what i'm talking about this morning, big showers across immediate gulf coast we need a lot of the moisture and were getting some. across parts of the southeast and sick of it you still need it we have a lot of drought going on across the southeast we have the first real significant snow coming across parts of the northeast that will be throughout the day today, mostly rain on the immediate coastline although a transition of snowflakes around new york city by tomorrow morning some spots . there we're going to watch a storm this week that's going to have a big impact for severe weather especially on tuesday the biggest chance for tornado in northern louisiana and southern arkansas be prepared for that. back to you inside. pete: coming up looking for the perfect gift for someone in your family, from atvs to jet skis, shipwright has some awesome ideas up next. ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way -- will: good morning, welcome back to "fox & friends" here at the top of the 8:00 hour on the east coast, wherever you are across this country. hope you grab a cup of hot coffee or maybe a cup of hot