more people are coming every day. it is a frightening thought. best of luck trying to solve this crisis congressman eakd biggs. thank you for joining us this morning. very much appreciate it? >> thank you for having me. >> carley: thank you so much congressman, appreciate it. two hours flew by, three more to go with "fox & friends." starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: pretty amazing. another song from a famous guy

that i have never heard before in my life. >> steve: you have never heard this song? >> brian: never heard. this maybe i have been busy helping others during the holiday season. >> steve: you were on the road yesterday. that's why. >> brian: maybe that was it. i played myself in my upbringing. >> ainsley: did you watch the movie about him? >> brian: i did. they did a special on him which you guys have seen on fox nation. i had a chance to, you know, elvis is pretty amazing. he was friends with danny thomas. one of the first founding supporters of saint jude's too. >> steve: helped put him on the map. his daughter is still active. >> she married phil donahue he was a talk show host and stopped doing it and oprah became more famous even though he pioneered. >> ainsley: history of our childhood. >> brian: bill box here on midday life. that and wonder raamah are national shows. i thought wonderama was changing

america it was just changing new york. >> sometimes you think the things seen on tv is seen everywhere. it's not. however, this show is and now people all across the world are wonderama, danny thomas. elvis presley. >> brian: about 4 million people this year coming to our border in order to see our television and to be part of the american story. too bad they are not doing it legally. we have never seen anything like this. we begin with biden's growing border crisis. as thousands of migrants pour into this country with just one week until title 42 and the policy disappears. >> steve: the situation on our southern border, particularly bad in the city of el paso, texas, with more than 2400 crossing into the city in the last 24 hours alone. where are those people going to go. >> ainsley: kevin corke joins us live to tell us. kevin? >> steve, ainsley, and b.k. good

morning. with so many illegal aliens now on u.s. soil and as you pointed out thousands more crossing into our country in violation of our laws increasingly apparent as the border patrol far too often and simply been reduced to collecting and then mass releasing those aliens by the bus loads right on to texas streets. and with title 42 set to expire soon, there's renewed urgency over on capitol hill to somehow, some way convince the biden administration to act with a bipartisan group of lawmakers, pending a letter to the president, asking the white house to extend the cdc's title 42 order beyond the upcoming december 21st dead ryan. the numbers, they argue are simply astounding, migrant encounters fiscal 23. over a half million already. how about this? over 2400 of them just in the past 24 hours in the el paso sector. and if things continue and title

42 ends, look at the numbers. we could be looking at 14,000 a day. more than 420,000 a month. and over 5 million a year. as frustration and fears mount about the untenable nature of the drivers, the administration is erecting what appears to be a new chain linked fence on the u.s. side of the rio grande as dhs secretary mayorkas gets updated on briefings about the crisis which, so far, according to critics he has either been unable or unwilling to stop. in fact, some 20 g.o.p. lawmakers on capitol hill are burning for his impeachment, something probably will begin in january. >> secretary mayorkas has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. his conduct is not incompetent. it's not negligent. it is willful. and intentional. >> now is time for accountability. we will not allow this dereliction of duty to continue.

>> i was a chief in the united states border patrol when alejandro mayorkas became secretary of homeland alejandro mayorkas. >> can i promise you texas aren't going to put one this anymore. this today body congress, mayorkas accountable. he needs to be fired. >> over on capitol hill. now, mayorkas, says that the surge is a global problem. and in fact, he told the el paso times that the u.s. is experiencing a quote challenge of migration throughout the hemisphere. a challenge that critics argue is of the administration's own making. steve, ainsley and b.k. back to you. >> andy biggs said just saw in soundbite montage, introduced the articles of impeachment against mayorkas last year. he says the law is cheer. illegal aliens shall be

detained. that's why they want to impeach him. but, you know what? it's going to be almost-oil it will be impossible. because, in the house, you can pass articles of impeachment by a simple majority. and they could do -- the republicans can do that come january. but, to remove him from office. you need. pause the democrats will continue to control the senate, it's going to be hard to get north of 60 senators to say yep, we got to boot him. he problem on our southern border. which a lot of people don't know about will they are watching other channels. >> ainsley: staggs gearing so far in face equal year 2023. october, november, a little bit of december, halfway through december, 505,000. okay? if you compare that to all of fiscal year 2020, 458,058. we already surpassed in two and a half months what we did in the

entire year of 2020. >> brian: so, what's pretty amazing is there is a call to get title 42 extended. there is also a bipartisan call to take action at the border that includes joe manchin, senator cornyn, and others trying to get a letter to the -- get the president's attention. >> ainsley: henry cuellar in that group. >> brian: foremost expert as a democrat he should be called to the white house. he should be called to the white house every day. expertise is invaluable. they want him out of their party. calls to extend title 42. that would help things. what about the el paso mayor down the sewer because mayor oscar lesser knew it was bad as a democrat. knew he was part of seconding buses to new york washington and chicago. basically a huge homeless center with people sleeping on the streets. so much pressure, perhaps from, his party he is not saying el paso is a disaster and refusing to declare a state of emergency

because it doesn't look booed for this president who spent yesterday celebrating interracial marriage and same sex marriage things that we have done already in the past. >> steve: well, here's the thing. congress has attempted to do something in the past. they probably can't get anything done. everything being done right now on our southern border is done by the administration. apparently what the white house is considering, because 15,000 a day, so that's how many people are coming in right now, 15,000 a day, they are projecting, the administration is considering a new rule to ban asylum seekers from entering the country for five months. now, that is going to slow things down to a trickle. the only people who will be able to apply for asylum would be penal who apply for a legal pathway into the united states. if they sought protection while traveling to the united states in another country or they had some circumstances that were so dire as soon as they present themselves to border patrol, they would say okay, this is what is going on with me in

honduras or whatever. they go okay, we are going to let you in. that is the best news this morning is that going forward the administration is thinking about actually banning asylum seekers for five months. the white house was asked about it yesterday, and karine jean-pierre said she had nothing to announce at this point. so they are thinking about it. might happen. >> ainsley: our reporters down on the border, they are watching all of this. they are catching it on camera in el paso. the border patrol releasing them into the streets. dozens of them camping out on street corners. dozens of them on corners. in brownsville, fox news witnessed a mass release of several hundred migrants at a parking garage. then they walked to the nearest ngo. they were given travel paperwork. and then they were free to take flights or buses anywhere they wanted to go around the country. >> brian: mexico, guatemala, honduras and el salvador if they do decide to stop allowing people in. i have an idea. what are they coming from? mexico's southern border.

why are we not threatening tariffs on mexico. trade relations with mexico? we were just there the president is heading there why are we not stopping them coming through the southern border of mexico and giving them incentives to do so? why are we not talking to the other governments allowing all these illegal immigrants to pass through their countries or leave their countries, find out what the deal is with the aide there and hold it over their head. we know remain in mexico works because trump did it and this administration did it with only venezuelans and stopped the inflow by 90%. it's not a theory anymore it. would work. for them to be entertaining this ban, five-month ban with one week to go, you wait until the last week to think about doing something that's been forecasted since title 42 clearly was going to edevelop poor rate because the pandemic is over with everyone except anthony fauci who declared yesterday that it's on. >> ainsley: mayorkas says they are moving as quickly as they can. >> brian: he is not the problem. people talk about impeaching

him. he is terrible. sacrificed his own integrity he is not the issue. >> ainsley: he is going down there and kamala harris is the border czar. she should be down there. >> steve: he was already there this week. is he simply doing what joe biden wants him to. >> brian: yeah. >> steve: talking about mexico. why doesn't mexico stop him? we thought they were helping us out. bill melugin tweeted earliyer this week those 20 buses filled with migrants heading to the southern border had a police escort from the mexican police. >> brian: we saw the video. what was unbelievable. >> steve: sara carter was on with sean hannity last night and had this observation about what is going on down south. >> president biden is like tripling down on his chaotic border policy and he is going to make it so far worse. it is already too late. they need to lock down the border. they need to follow the law and the policy and they need to give our border patrol agents as well as our dea and other federal law enforcement the tools they need to stop this madness because people are dying on both sides of the border.

this is an issue for the whole western hemisphere and now we are under direct threat of being targeted by terrorists because of this chaos. >> steve: ultimately, what's going on on our southern border, everybody in the white house knows what is going on. this is part of joe biden wants border plan and business plan when it comes to allowing migrants in. they figured out the cost-benefit analysis. and they are not stopping him. >> ainsley: it's like you were saying during that soundbite. the same story. every morning, the same story. they are not doing anything about it. >> brian: they don't care. remember, three suicides last month. 14 border patrol agents killed overall. last week we lost another one in pursuit on -- in pursuit of illegal immigrants crossing the border. they say they are going to start repairing donald trump's wall or extending it. >> steve: frustrating for the border patrol agents. they know what the law is they would like to enact the law. they are not allowed because their hands are tied. more about this throughout here

on fox. in the meantime, coming up, a deadly string of tornadoes wreaking havoc across the south land. a young boy among the dead. janice dean is tracking that storm. it continues to march east. >> ainsley: the twitter files fallout cont continues with exco jack dorsey is speaking out. what he is now denying ♪ maybe i like it ♪ the way you move on the floor ♪ baby, i like it ♪ come on and give me some more ♪ oh, yes, i like it ♪ ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪

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down in louisiana. several dozen more are also injured. search and rescue operations are still underway in the community of four forks which is south of shreveport. homes there left in shambles and nearly 5,000 people are waking up without power. one tornado survivor described her near-death experience. >> we got hunkered down here and got on the roof. they always say you hear a train coming? this was a big train to come through here. >> steve: extreme weather also devastating part of texas. five people, listen to this funnel cloud right there. five people hurt in the fort worth area where tornado issues were issued for over 1 million people. >> brian: across the northern plains, elizabeth, causing white out condition. powerful system said to shift to the northeast later this week. senior meteorologist janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. hey, janice. >> janice: lots to cover. over is h 100 rrtsdz of tornado.

oklahoma down towards texas, louisiana, mississippi, we have tornado warnings right now for parts of louisiana around the lake charles area. and then south of jackson, mississippi, those are tornado warn storms meerng either meanir spotted or doppler radar indicated. along that line of thunderstorms. this is a multi-day severe threat. not only today but tonight in towards tomorrow for the florida area, up towards the southeast as we head into thursday evening. so, that's the big story in terms of severe storms. now, we have the blizzard that is happening across the northern plains, the upper midwest. we have feet of snow here with blowing snow, making travel dangerous. next to impossible in some of these areas. people are urged to stay off the roads. and then we have that area of low pressure that is going to transition into a nor'easter for the northeast on thursday,

friday, into saturday. coastal areas is going to be too warm for snow. mainly a rain-wind event. interior sections, you are going to get several feet of snow in some of these areas, and then the ice, the most dangerous part of this is going to happen for parts of the great lakes, parts of pennsylvania, the appalachians as well. so that's going to be very disruptive. people can't travel. it's going to be on the limbs, on the trees, and that could cause power outages. on top of that wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour. travel is going to be very difficult across some of these areas especially friday throughout the day starting with morning commute. talk about blizzards, what is that winds in excess of 35 miles per hour for three hours or more and visibility is reduced at least a quarter of a mile. that is what is happening across the northern plains, nor'easter for the northeast and severe weather continues along the gulf coast and mississippi river valley. fox weather.com has been up to date with all of this.

watches and warnings. i highly recommend down loading their app. it. can keep you safe. >> steve: absolutely. janice, because this is part of a large system going across the country, my daughter, who is down in dallas, she got the good thing is the weather service really updates you quickly if there is a tornado warning or something on the ground. she got one and they took cover early yesterday, thank god nothing bad happened. >> janice: it's been well-forecasted. thank goodness for the national weather service. keep you up to date tornado warn storms for parts of the mississippi river valley. >> steve: we will keep an eye on it. j.d., thank you very much. >> brian: bill white has been on this show before does a lot of work for veterans. used to be a new yorker. moved over to georgia to buckhead. i have been through it a few times. i have never lived there but they said one of the most ideal lick places can you live in this country they want to be in

charge of safety and security and yesterday you found out why. >> steve: well, on saturday night, a 77-year-old woman by the name of eleanor bowls. she was apparently going into her garage. there she is right there with her son in washington, d.c. where he lived. she was going into her garage, and apparently, at that exact moment, 23-year-old antonio brown, allegedly was trying to car jack her car. something went completely haywire and when she walked in on him, he stabbed her and took off in his car. keep in mind, this -- this is a gated community. she moved to that neighborhood to be safe. that man right there was

identified by police after they put out a person of interest call and somebody said i know who that is. that's that guy, according to the "new york post," is always intoxicated in this neighborhood. they thought he was homeless. nonetheless, somehow he got -- apparently he had tried to buy a $20 bottle of absolute vodka. and the liquor store person said, you know what? you are drunk. not going to sell it to you. so he just took and it then he jumped over the fence into the gated community and then he wound up murdering that woman. >> ainsley: so her son was on "fox & friends first" this morning. and he said i was driving from washington, d.c. with my wife. we like to have our car because we like to take our animals. and i texted with mom around 11:00, 11:30 that morning to it compare wordle board. she sent wordle board to hill. started driving be there a few weeks through the new year and spent time with the family.

in-laws live in atlanta it sounded like based on the interview. he said i was texting with her around 2:00 and i wasn't hearing back and calling her. he said so i didn't hear back. so i was getting nervous. we pulled into the neighborhood at 5:00. i saw -- i went to go check where is mom? i went in the house. went back to the garage he said he found his mother stabbed to death just before christmas. >> brian: gated community. >> the crime issue in this community is so much bigger than buckhead. so much bigger than atlanta. this is happening everywhere. and i will say she did feel safe. she did. and that's not unique to buckhead. most of us feel safe in our homes and what we want to explain to people or hope people understand is that none of us right now are safe as we think we are. we are aware of his prior crimes and the thing that sticks out to me and my family and our community is that the crimes

seem to get progressively worse over time. it took, unfortunately, the worst thing imaginable to finally get him caught. i think that the community can do and our taxpayer funded institutions can do a better job of dealing with these people. >> steve: she did everything right. she moved to that place to be safe, and, ultimately, living in a gated community, gives you a sense that you are going to be okay but he jumped over the fence. he has since been arrested and charged with murder, aggravated battery, possession of a knife, elder abuse and hijacking a motor vehicle. >> ainsley: i grew up not too far from there in colombia, south carolina, maybe two and a half hours to atlanta, i think. my friend susan, her dad lives in buckhead. we would go and visit her dad and spend the night there it's a beautiful neighborhood. >> nancy grace lives in the neighborhood next door which is where my best friend lives. and i have been to the buckhead area a million times. i have so many friends that live there.

it's so -- like you said eye dill lick. idyllic. all the people we talk to that live in the atlanta area are worried about it. i was talking to my good friend in the neighborhood that lives next door. ainsley, when i go to restaurants now. it goes through my mind. i don't want to sit outside because i'm worried someone is going to come it up. >> steve: like the sun set, nobody is safe. that is true everywhere. >> ainsley: he said she was kind and precious. a funny loving mother, she was a grandmother. look at these pictures, we have been to the macy's thanksgiving day parade. gone to a golf course and taken pictures. everyone can relate to this. >> brian: the thing is you got to wonder get the momentum to get their own police force so they finally have their own incorporated community. few miles from governor kemp at the mansion where he lives. the cops have their hands full. why not just give up this area and let them finance their own police force.

>> ainsley: he said they are burying her this weekend the funeral church will be at the episcopal church. >> steve: carley joins us again. another story where people think they are safe. >> carley: another crime story. >> steve: a little town in idaho. >> carley: happened in their home as well. so tragic right here. we're talking about the idaho murder mystery. new details on that front. police are reviewing hours' worth of surveillance video from a gas station after a clerk spots this white car that passed by on the morning of the killings. this exclusive image of the vehicle was obtained by fox news digital. the clerk says similar to the white hyundai elantra that police say could be crucial to cracking the station. gas station four minute drive from the home of where the bodies of ethan, kaylee zan that and maddy were found.

a florida police officer choking and breathless after a suspected fentanyl exposure during a traffic stop. >>ing narcan. >> hit her again. she is not breathing. hit her again. >> her fellow officers says said she was lifeless and needed three doses of narcan to revive her. they believe wind blew fentanyl into her face from a rolled up dollar bill found inside the car she had just pulled over. the officer was hospitalized and thankfully is expected to make a full recovery. former twitter ceo jack dorsey maintains no what's been revealed from the twitter files. if you can believe it. i continue to believe there was no ill intent or hidden agendas, mistakes were made. if we had focused more on tools for the people using the

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>> steve: coming up, after repeatedly claiming the border is secure and closed, dhs secretary mayorkas sees the crisis firsthand but a texas official says action is needed now and you will hear from her next. >> ainsley: plus, crime ridden chicago is now blocking media access to police and fire scanners. a local reporter is sounding off on the public safety risk coming up. even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪

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>> brian: one week away from the ending of title # #. hundreds of migrants wait to be processed. mayorkas meets with city officials as the crisis intensifies what is that going to be like. claudia rodriguez is demanding action, joins us now. so, claudia, do you think that secretary mayorkas even understands the problem or his hands tied to solve the problem? >> good morning, everybody, i don't believe anybody truly understands the problem. like i said i have been sounding the alarm since may of this year. always that's done is being given money and money is not solvings the issue. the issue is it needs to be stopped. the border needs to be secure of, and they are not doing that. >> brian: right now, the word is title 42 is going away so more

and more hermine are coming. describe the streets of el paso. >> right now what's going on in el paso over the weekend, we had 2500 people coming into our city daily. and we are being overwhelmed. i know that everybody has -- everybody is going to cbp center. supposed to hold 1040 people and currently over capacity. they have over 5,000 people there waiting. at some point those people will be released into el paso. el paso is not prepared for it. >> we do not have an emergency declaration done. and i don't know what's going to happen other than we are going to have no choice but find ourselves between a rock and hard place and we're going to have to go back to this entire operation all over again for the federal government. >> brian: put people on buses on your dime and ship them to major cities across the country because they don't seem to realize it including the one we are in right now how bad things are your mayor, who's a democrat, refuses to declare a state of emergency.

is he getting pressure from his democratic national committee administration in washington? >> i have noys why he is refusing to do so. the last time we learned that he was being pressured from the white house. that he was being pressured from our congresswoman. i have no idea what's stopping him. the community is asking him to do it. i have been asking him to do it. i will continue to ask him to do it. but, at this point, we are days away from title 42 being lifted. i don't think that is going to be enough time troops to mobilize. whoever we need to mobilize to come down to el paso to help us. >> brian: when you talk to some of them or hear about some of them living on your street that have blood flooded your town, taken over el paso, why are they coming down? what do they tell you? >> >> personally, i have not had conversations with the migrants in el paso. i do feel that they are coming because -- it's become easier, right? obviously the federal government is not doing their job.

here in el paso we have been given the responsibility of the federal government and we have to do what we have to do for our community to keep our community safe. >> brian: are they safe? >> i have a lot of faith in our police department and we are very resilient community. i believe that we are safe right now. but this is unsustainable. and that's the problem with this. >> brian: yeah. i hate to say it, but i know you know it, the worst is yet to come. this administration is celebrating interracial marriage is now legal, which has been legal. are had lady gaga at the white house. does that anger you that he is not even addressing the problem and doing other things? >> i mean, i wish that we -- el paso voted for president biden. i wish that we would be a priority to him. >> brian: you are not. >> that money from our general fund. and we have received some.

we are told maybe we might get the rest. and we loan him over $8 million interest-free and we are not being prioritized. >> brian: you are not even on his things to-do list or things to care about list. he has already said it. claudia rodriguez, el paso council member trying to sound the alarm. we are listenerring. i don't know who else is. thank you, claudia. crypto conman sam bankman-fried will 8 federal charges setting up a costly extradition fight in the bahamas. bill high nzinga serves on the house financial servicesin committee. . way to go, big bro! so while we're here... ...flu shot, as well? let's do it. when you need to talk vaccinations,

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prosecutors sounding off on sam bankman-fried. years in prison it fraud, money laundering. he awaits extradition into the united states after being arrested in the bahamas on monday this could take months. here is congressman bill high zeng go. good morning to you. >> good see you. >> good to see you as well. people put billions of dollars into this company where nobody really knew how to run a company. >> yeah. absolutely. quite honestly smitten politically progressive smart entrepreneur reimagine capitalism all while making them gobs of money and how he was making them gobs of money

outright fraud. it's really sad that you had -- these are, by the way, not just mom and pop retail investors. these are supposedly sophisticated institutional investors who basically just got sucked into it and one of them relayed to me that -- this particular organization passed on investing but when they asked about whether he had a board of directors or an outside advisory board, his response to them was that's insulting. well, well, that's basically business actually. that's what should be insulting to all those investors but they got duped. >> steve: congressman, you mentioned mom and pop. what about his mom and pop? aren't they law professors? shouldn't they have given their son a little advice?

you should write something down apparently people in the company would request payments and stuff like that. payments would be approved via emoji. >> maybe mom and dad should have sent a frowny face or something emoji. because, that actually is a very good question. there is indications that his dad was on the payroll. the question is to what end? what were you doing in fact, when sam bankman-fried came into my office for a brief meeting, he was 15, 20 minutes late for a 30-minute meeting. right before he came to testify in december of 2021. his dad was actually with him in my office. and i was curious, you know, what is their role? these are law professors that you would think should be giving their son legal advice podcaster. nobody else was there doing it so he was sort of filling in.

so, obviously, the break down is just monumental on this. >> steve: congressman, real quick answer, were you surprised that the biden administration, sec, actually filed charges so he wasn't in front of your committee yesterday because he was atlantic arrested in the bahamas. >> a good question to say why wasn't he arrested a week ago or why couldn't they wait until after? i think we would have found out valuable information having ever having him sworn under oath in front of our committee answering questions that could have been used for his prosecution. i disagree with that decision on the timing, not the decision to arrest him. >> steve: i'm sure you had some questions for him about why he gave all that money to all those democrats who are now are a little squishy about whether or not they are going to return it? >> lots of people are very concerned about that sec filing. >> steve: no i hadding can. bill huizenga from the great state of michigan. sir, thank you for joining us live. >> thank you, steve. appreciate it. >> steve: 13 minutes before the top of the hour and carley has some news.

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>> people now, especially now, people like talking now. they get on the stage an youtube and start talking. that's why some people -- some people are not made for handling criticism. they are just not made. some people go off the deep end when you criticize them. some people just can't handle it. and some of the most powerful people in the world they can't handle it. sometimes i get in my head and think i'm somebody and then i'm easily offended. but when i know i'm nobody, i can never be offended. >> steve: look at that tucker sitting down with mike tyson.

talked a lot about his life. a lot of people don't know his story. it's very compelling and complicated. he credits a lot of people he met early in his life with how he turned out. >> ainsley: the ex-fighter bobby stuart was his first training. he said i was a jerky, nasty guy. he said then i became an a-student because of bobby stuart. he wanted to be a fighter so badly at age 1 and 14 and seven years later he was. >> brian: he was in juvenile delinquent hall. and he was robbing people. just mugging them in the bronx. he got caught. they sent him upstate. bobby stuart was training fighters. he trained and heard this guy wanted to be a fighter. the first thing he did put tyson in the ring and beat the hell out of him out of a boxer and he came back the next day and next day and next day as soon as you act out, you are up. he never did. bobby stuart said i have got a guy. you are not going to believe this. is he only 1. a mountain of a man.

>> ainsley: he said nothing playful about him a disciplinarian no. b.s. he said people were afraid of him. he said he got caught talking about girls with some of thinks guy friends and he came upstairs and said if you want to be a heavyweight, if you want to be a champion, you can't get the girls out of your mind. you can't be talking about girls. >> brian: that's why i don't talk about girls today because i want to be a champion. [laughter] >> steve: he did adopt him mother signed over papers before she died. shear a preview of what you will see tonight with tucker and tyson talking about the guys that mr. tyson fought over the years. >> how did you feel about the guys you were in the ring with? >> i wanted to kill them. [laughter] >> tucker: i can tell. why did -- i'm laughing nervously. you really felt that way? >> yeah. >> tucker: how did you get yourself into a frame of mind where you wanted to kill them? >> you think about who i am. i don't want to go back there no more.

i don't want to be in that poverty state of mind anymore. and not from a physical perspective. i don't want to be poverty stricken here. >> tucker: so would you sit and think about it in a fight think about the guy you are fighting. >> absolutely. the more you hurt them. >> brian: one of the most compelling things tucker tonight with tyson. when he was trying to qualify for the olympics, he just started crying with teddy atlas. if i lose, i lose everything. a sense of family. if i lose, i will go back to the person i was. that's just it. when you get in the ring, he was afraid to lose. >> ainsley: disadvantages were advantages. >> steve: more with tucker and tyson tonight. look who is with us this morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" from new york. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: that is a beautiful shot of myrtle beach, south carolina. >> brian: i was just there two weeks ago. >> ainsley: you had a lot of