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capitol hill and biden will give speeches. >> carley: brooke singman with the details, brooke, good morning. >> that is right, elon musk sending mainstream media into a tailspin after suspending some accounts including cnn donie o'sullivan and new york timers ryan mac, "washington post" drew harwell and fox reporter eric. they violated the terms of service with direct links to an account tracking and posting location in real-time. he said, "criticizing me all day long is totally fine but doxxing my real-time location and targeting my family is not. it will be posed for seven days and the media is upset about it. the executive editor of "the new york post" said suspension of drew harwell's twitter account undermines his claim he plans to run twitter is a platform dedicated to free speech. harwell was planned from twitter without explanation.

>> todd: broke, that is not all of the media has complained about, right? >> elon musk selected to release twitter files to release support to certain narrative and bari weiss is one of them and she said that's not the case and calling the media for refusing to cover the files. she said the past few days conservative media and social media thought this was the biggest story in the world come up with the legacy press and those americans who rely on it barely seemed to know would exist. we are living in a culture that has suffered from a lack of open, transparent and public debate. a doctor anti-lockdown tweets for sensor in 2021 said the old twitter was a breeding ground for scare tactics. listen. >> they want to create the illusion of consensus about science but that didn't exist. they wanted to fool people to think that we fall into science but robust debate among scientists here are the

consequences schools closed, businesses closed unvaccinated people lost their jobs. people suffered as a consequence of this censorship. >> elonva said that same censorship will not happen on his watch. >> brooke singman, and exactly what he is accused of. and it dates back to earlier this week, this twitter account called elon jet with a post live with a private jet use of elon musk where he was in real-time. and apparently, that led to a stocking security situation with his family. so elon musk is furious. he suspends the elon jet count. he also changes the rules, "all users are prohibited from sharing current location without the consent." that should be the role all along but he takes it further and suspends all the journalist accounts because he said they posted tweets linking to the account that was tracking him. i know some of those journalists

know, he didn't and one journalist matt binder, he does technology news and he said "i did not share any location data as per twitter's new terms nor share links to elon's jet or any checking accounts. i've been highly critical of musk but never broke twitter's current policies." >> todd: all parties are in disagreement that he shut down. i understand this from both perspectives having a family and protect your family at all costs. if you see anything that endangers them you will speak up. the notion from the journalist, musk is a free-speech absolutes it's so why not allowing free speech in this context? i think the overall takeaway goes beyond that and it is as follows. where were these liberal journalists since forever? in many cases cold for the censorship of just a few trump,

jordan peterson and all journalist who exposed the hunter biden laptop story. they not only were silent in many instances, but they proposed and encouraged the censorship of these very conservative voices. so, i find it very rich they are speaking out now that they, themselves. >> carley: if you are angry about conservative journalist being censored, "the new york post" was printing actual facts but the preacher said the hunter biden laptop, you do need to find fault. if elon musk as her stomach censoring these journalist and if doxxing one thing but if just critical of him entirely differ. >> todd: fair. >> carley: what i find disheartening is apparently apparently he's not making the case. he posted a tweet, "should i can't suspend who doxxed my location in real-time?

"and people said, yeah. 1% said on suspend them in seven days. so i think he does need to do a little bit more explaining why these particular accounts were suspended. maybe it does turn out to be true they were linking to things that were doxxing him. so far, some of these journalist have spoken out and said, "i was posting links to stories." >> todd: their arguments would be stronger if they didn't spent the last two years trying to censor conservatives. if they fight for those conservatives that they themselves were censoring. the white house is facing a decision on whether to block the national archives and releasing hundreds of obama era documents with 200f or mention hunter. the green energy company burisma and those will be public february 28th and a batch with whopping 260 emails per easement and 69 images in 2014. the board of buries my while his

father was at $1 million a year with experience with energy or with ukraine here at "the new york post" reported hunter salary was cut in half two months after joe biden left office. the white house is really in a bind here because they are facing two real things, the documents will be bad for joe biden and so you don't want to release them but if you hold them back, you will be accused of holding them back and sort of lack of transparency. >> carley: yeah, this is really interesting, this release could happen early next week february 28 and if it does, it could include six to nine images, 260 email messages with paris buries my in 2014. hunter biden was on the board of buries my aunt joe biden was vice president, he pressured ukraine to fire the prosecutor that was looking into investigating the company. hunter biden by the way making

$83,000 a month sat on this board so national archives is saying we've got a ton of freedom of information act from journalist to get to the bottom of the biden family business dealings. that is why they will release these documents. maybe there is nothing special on these documents but maybe there is something that could be damaging and that is why the biden administration could be in a pickle pier at the white house executive privilege to stop the release, that is going to look bad if they go that route. it has approved the records will be sealed until january 2029. >> todd: if they win in the courts and that is the thing, they will exert executive privilege, people trying to get these documents will fight it. that is why you have a situation where obviously, delay benefits to the biden administration. obviously, this is what they want to do. executive privilege does not attach here on fox news last night. and i think that is necessarily

the case because remember executive privilege, democrats have been saying for years now does not apply when crime is involved. hunter biden and joe biden potentially accused of a crime. you can't exert executive privilege. so biden may fight this and the court but ultimately they lose. we will get these documents ultimately. >> carley: major border news that took place overnight, a texas judge with strike down president biden's trump era remained mexico policy for now. it comes as the cbp reporting 53,000 border crossings in el paso, texas, alone. since october 1st, that is four times the number of encounters for the entire last fiscal year. migrant shelters there are completely overrun and out 1,00n freezing cold temperatures but the white house insists it is prepared for the end of title 42 next week. >> we are doing the work and we

will do this in a safe and humane way. we will have more to share on the proposed preparedness next week before the december 21st date. day one, the president put together a comprehensive reform plan that dealt with protecting and cutting down the asylum built up that we have been seeing. especially because of what the last administration did. >> carley: this is an interesting development year. remain in mexico was to the border crisis where few claim asylum and cross the border illegally and claim asylum you will get sent back to mexico as it plays out. when president biden entered office east up the policy entirely. that is one of the reasons we are in the situation right now because others in the country so a signal that the border policies have changed. this is my time to get into the country. if this policy reversal sticks by the courts, my question is,

does it really matter because then you still have the same president, the same administration and office and will they really enact this policy? the answer is "no." >> todd: texas is the underlying case and the courts at the elimination of title 42 is stayed until the court resolves the merits of the case. so basically this is on hold for now but we will toss it up to the courts and argue on the merits and figure out what the heck we do with title 42. the court was making fun with back-and-forth and that is because if you are confused at home, so was the court. this has been going back and forth and back and forth. we need answers because the situation you are seeing right now cannot wait. unfortunately, courts are slow so we don't know if this ultimate case will be resolved in weeks, months, years. yet, as we play around, people are coming to the border. we talk about these numbers all week. the worst-case scenario according to dhs is 18,000 per day and that equates to

6 million per year. what does this do to the makeup of our country? what does this do to social services? we have been beating this drum all week. we barely have enough money to serve our own citizens lists much less 66 million per year. >> carley: jodi, you are on our show in march on the border crisis was the worst it has ever been. so what is your reaction to what you are seeing now? >> it's only getting worse. it is truly a crime with the biden administration is doing right now. if you ask the biden administration, there is no crisis and it is absurd, what do they call that a challenge? no, it is a crisis. all you here are the shelters are overrun. it is going to get worse with title 42 when it goes away. they have to fall back on title

viii from title viii from a title viii they make the contact they will give them a court date and send them off into the communities all over the united states. not just california, not just texas, all over. and all it does is benefit the cartels with all the drugs coming in. more drugs coming in, the fentanyl, human trafficking, it is really, really crime that is going on down there right now. and all you hear is the borders are closed and our law enforcement is big and crying out for assistance. we have the border chief, ortiz spitting out these numbers, 16,000 contacts in two days. that is amazing. that's astronomical and insane what is going on down there. >> todd: joe, you mentioned the words "down there." what happened to your brother? those that don't know california, that is three hours

north of l.a. peer that is not close to the southern border. that is in the middle of california chose to review some of the man who killed your brother was deported twice and arrested two days before killing your brother for dui. so moving past the southern border, what is the situation going to look like in places like tulare county? >> i talked to the sheriff all the time tulare county, mike, and he is crying out as well. the crime with the illegal they can't even ask an illegal immigrant their status. it is insane what is going on. you know, the sheriff, like our sheriff, he is for secure borders. hold the criminals accountable. but the administration ties our hands. when we have an influx of this many illegal immigrants coming in and commit will directly impact their communities like

mine. my brother was murdered by an illegal immigrant that was deported twice in the past. was arrested two days before he was murdered and because of the sanctuary city laws, the tulare county sheriff's department had to release him. i sent a detainer to the sheriff's department but because of the sanctuary city laws, they didn't have time to get a federal warrant to hold him for ice to pick him up and deport him. this is what is going on. and it is impacting every community in the united states. >> carley: it certainly is. i know the trump administration set of california was not a sanctuary city, your brother would be alive today. now you have president biden's messaging. he recently said there are more important things than going to the southern border and what is going on down there. what is your message in response to that from the current president?

>> i would like to save this to president biden, please close the borders. stop saying there is no crisis down there and there is closed borders. it is killing americans. everyday you hear it all over the united states peer that is all you here. please help the american citizens and close the borders! >> tthank god president trump is going to run again. i'm going to say this, that nobody else wants to say, trump, desantis is the winning ticket. that is the winning ticket and they will close the borders. >> todd: we have two years to figure it out. >> carley: thank you so much for speaking out. thank you so much. turning now to this am a new hampshire become at the latest state to ban tiktok from government devices with ties to communist china. >> todd: the governor there said the move will preserve safety security and privacy of its residents. kevin corke is the latest from

washington, kevin. >> curly and todd good morning chris sununu signing an executive order banning the social media app. part of a growing trend if you will with tiktok a popular app facing increasing scrutiny over fears it could provide a trove of american user data to the chinese government. let me show you a map of some of the many states that are now included among those that have decided tiktok at least as far as state devices are concerned has to go. new hampshire, alabama, maryland, oklahoma, south carolina, south dakota, utah, texas, nebraska, georgia, idaho, utah, tennessee and even iowa too appeared in the meantime the latest fox news survey shows tiktok despite its popularity among young americans overall has an unfavorable advantage 50-40 with the latest fox news survey. a little bit under the water there. at the white house

press secretary karine jean-pierre frankly isn't saying very much about more possible plans of tiktok. and that we fear is by design. >> we want to be very careful on counting on specific legislation at this time. we will refer you to congress on the next steps. don't get involved in the process. >> meanwhile, over on capitol hill, outgoing speaker nancy pelosi still isn't committed to bringing the tiktok issued to the house floor. >> i will take a look and see. we are checking with the administration just in terms of language. i don't know that will be on the agenda next week, but let's see. it is very, very important. >> very, very important so says the outgoing speaker. now security experts say tiktok can harvest large amounts of data from devices of its users, including when, where, and how

the user can talks internet activity. once more the chinese based employees of tiktok can access the u.s. data even though that data might be stored right here and the usa. very interesting, todd and carley. >> todd: certainly feels like tiktok's onward to get dark, kevin corke thank you very much. speaking of the outgoing speaker nancy pelosi, she snapped at a reporter at a briefing with house democrats, watch. >> we commit to serving your full two year term for the people of san francisco? >> what is this? don't bother me with a question like that, really, really, okay? i know what i'm going to do. those kind of questions -- >> todd: pelosi took questions on her legacy and accomplishments over the last few decades. you can't ask her about something involving her future, but you can talk about what she

views as a very glorious past. philadelphia bringing back mandatory mask and dates from kids from kindergarten to 12th grade to mask up for school for the first ten days back from winter break. officials like the rules to stop the spread of rsv, the flu, covid and schools across the country urging people to wear masks indoors threatening a mandate if cases increase peer of the new york city doctor chiming in on the effects of masts. >> these kids were raised in a bubble. they have no immunity to any common cold. they are getting so sick and back-to-back-to-back. what is going to happen? we re-mask them and they go back in their bubble. >> carley: now to a fox business alert, the dow jones plunging 700 points after closing at its worst day n three months, one day after the federal reserve hiked interest rates to the highest level in 15 years. the same time, retail sales are seeing the biggest drop in nearly a year, down .6% in

november despite last friday. holiday spending fox business host charles payne will join us next hour with what this means for the economy and how it is impacting your paycheck. small businesses in portland, oregon, are facing make or break holiday season after years of lawlessness .2020 riots in cova covid lockdowns. the next guest is one of those business owners fighting to keep her doors open, and she is here to share her story. >> todd: plus, we have a jam-packed story to kick off friday and hopefully the weekend appear there is no lineup. keep it here on "fox & friends first" first. ♪ ♪ shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold!

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's speed to an getting robbed at gunpoint in chicago. the suspect was demanding her purse and threatening to shoot her dog if she didn't hand it over. >> the only reason that i am here to talk to you about this is because if people don't show up and vote to change the leadership in chicago, this is only going to continue to get worse. i'm 70 years old. i've been my entire life and this is what is happening in the middle of the day.

it is just not acceptable. >> carley: it is just not acceptable. major crimes of 41% in chicago last year. >> todd: small businesses important banking on a holiday season to stay afloat. the shop owner say the ramp at a crime and homelessness has made each day a fight for survival. catherine and portland joins us now. catherine, what happened to you and how have you been hit by criminals? >> hi, well, we've encountered like many other small businesses with broken windows and recently a smash-and-grab from our vehicle. i am a makeup artist, and we were on our way to surface a client, a wedding, in fact, had some valuable items. work, gear, lighting, makeup kits and my car was smashed and

our items were stolen. >> todd: not only do you have to win the christmas season and make money during this busy time of year you and other small businesses but you have to do it under this threat of violence, under this threat of theft but how do you wrap your head around all of that? >> welcome it is definitely a stressful feeling to know that we have so many challenges to just running our businesses. but i don't want to be the voice of doom and gloom. there are some improvements happening and we are starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel. so i remain optimistic that we still have a really good chance of having a successful holiday season important. >> todd: fingers crossed for you, the u.s. commerce 56% of business owners experience theft in the past year and 46% say they need to increase prices because of crime and another 53% say theft is on the rise this

holiday season. i look at this and say, our backward societies bends over to protect the criminals but is anyone doing anything to help you with small business owner who is trying to do the right thing. the last answer, i think there is positivity but tell us what that is. >> well, one of the positive outcomes of dealing with current theft crisis, which is, frankly, all over the nation at this point, is that small business owners, we have come together as a small community input community over competition. and that has certainly been helpful to be supportive to each other and form our own network of safety. our recently elected the government officials have basically said that they are putting new programs into place to secure safety and for small business sectors of our downtown location. so we are looking forward to

that, boots on the ground, you know, basically more surveillance so that we feel safe and secure. there is more lights and i think with the small business owner supporting each other, there is definitely a sense of enthusiasm for the holiday season and a little safer environment, i think. >> todd: sure that is posted because what you told our producers really shocked me when your class was broken in the store, you actually had trouble getting glass because so many other people had their glass broken in their store and they were trying to get glass and there was a run on glass in portland. we certainly hope this is the beginning of the end and beginning of positivity as you try to make money, katherine sealy, thank you for your time. >> thank you, we really appreciate you talking to us today. >> todd: no problem. a major update in idaho where the police have footage of the white high-handed they are

looking for and ethan chapin's fraternity brothers are breaking their science appearance be to stop watch this. >> get out of the building! get out of the building! >> carley: two brave police officers run into a burning complex to save the people still inside appear this morning they are pulled here to tell us about that moment. don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ah, this baby's coming. (knocking) ♪

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idaho students. 3 miles away from the home, turned the surveillance video over showing a white car zipping around and around the time of the killings. they are confident the person in the white car has critical information about the murders but are still asking for the public's help in finding the owner. >> so far, we have a list of approximately 22,000 registered white hyundai to the lung that fit into our criteria that we are sorting through peer that is an awful lot of information. but it may not be all of them. so the public can help us with that. >> in the meanwhile fraternity members of ethan chapin or speaking out. they released a statement "our love and support for the family and the other families impacted by this tragic event will never. ethan was a beloved member of the chapter who never failed to bring a smile to someone's face or uplift them from a difficult

time. his natural ability to lend a hand when needed someone is what we all strive to possess one day." the family of xana kernodle announced a scholarship and her name. we have started a memorial for the university of idaho in her name to honor her memory and keep her legacy alive. funding scholarships each year for u.s. students. the family will match dollar for dollar donations up to $10,000. please donate and while the university of idaho students leaper winter break to take there is no suspect or motive within a month after the four were brutally killed, guys back to you. >> carley: ashley strohmier live for us, thank you so much. too brave police officers in chicago rushing headfirst into an apartment complex engulfed in flames to help residents evacuate. >> police, get out of the

building! police! evacuate the building! get out of the building! come on, dude! speed to those first and saved many lives those two heroes, ofr matthew and josh from the nevadt joined me now. officers good morning to you, my goodness officer duffy that was your body camera footage that we were looking at. bring us back to that moment as you were pounding on those doors, trying to get people out. >> yes, ma'am. we were just trying to get in and we understood and unlikely get into the apartment where the fire was. and so we needed to get to his many doors as we possibly could. get people safely out of the

building and get the situation to a point where the fire department could do their job and put out the fire. >> carley: officer duffy, it seems like a pretty big apartment complex. the call came in after midnight. you were knocking on these doors. some people responding, but a lot of people didn't. and you don't know if they are just not home or if they are sleeping, but you do know if you don't get everybody out, those people are going to die. >> yes, ma'am. it was a quickly developing fire. how quickly the smoke was filling at the building was alarming to me. i walked away with a lot of commemoration for colleagues who do this every day. every time we go into a room mostly come out and the situation was worse by half.

it is all we can do to get to every door as quickly as possible and make sure we at least make contact with somebody to get people out of the building. >> carley: certainly a joint effort between the police and fire. on the scene, how do you remember this night? >> intense would be an understatement. initially pulled up on the scene for totally unrelated call type. we were going to something completely different. when officer cometh he errored something else come indeed come a fire. when we arrived on the scene, the intensity of the flames just engulfed the whole east portion. we both realized we didn't have much time where we either had to get in there and help as many as we could or watch it burn. luckily, we had some other officers that were right on the scene after us able to help out our team. and led by a good lieutenant.

officer michael christopher, and cordell wentz also went into help. but it was chaotic. >> carley: you were called to the scene for something different but does this mean it was a coincidence that you were there when the fire started? >> i think it was a miscommunication or misunderstanding that the initial call for service liz shots being fired and someone standing out in the street yelling for help. in later attributed to the possible shots being heard. i assume things possibly exploding. and standing inside one of the air-conditioning units blew up. so we are guessing that is what the original call type was. >> carley: quickly, do you know what caused the fire to start?

>> not right now. they are still trying to figure that out. i wish we did, but we don't have that. >> carley: officer duffy, one person did die and several injured m&a displays because the apartment did burn down. this was an absolute tragedy. one resident said to a local station, "thank god for the officers. i didn't know how serious the situation was until we open the door and the smoke started rolling into our apartment. how does that make you feel? >> more than anything, a broken heart for the family who lost somebody. you know, for the families displaced here at the holidays, i do appreciate the kind words from the community, but that is par for the community that supports the police department. again, it was a team effort from the members of our team as well as the district who arrives with

the wrong initial call and catch up and rapidly put out that fire which easily could have taken out the whole building if they didn't react so quickly. >> the body camera footage shows just a sliver of what the police officers go through on a daily basis. you never know what the call is going to be when it comes in. officer matthew duffy, we thank you so much for your efforts for joining us as well. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >> great story there a close call here a navy pilot successfully ejected from a plane seconds before it crashes into the ground. trying to land in air force base in texas and bystander catching the terrifying moment on camera as the pilots seen flying away from the plane. moments before parachute went off. the spokesperson for the pentagon said the cause of the crash is still unknown. look at that. we are continuing to count down to christmas. if you haven't finished your shopping yet, the hottest of the

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>> todd: 'tis the season for gaming, carley shimkus. are you looking for the perfect give for the gamer? >> carley: as a matter of fact, cyber guy kurt knutson is here to show us the best games for gamers at any age or scale, kurt, merry christmas to you. happy holidays. tell us what you got. >> so you got the gamers in your life and a lot of people are saying, "wait a minute come i don't know what to get the gamer in my life." i will make it easier for you. the mature gamer right here, this just came out here this is really good game right here. god of war and it is for the ps4 and that stands for playstation. it really if you look at the 3d imagery in this and the 3d audio, you listen to in this game, extraordinary. so it takes you back in this

whole realm. and it just came out just in time for the holidays. another one right here, say for the team crowd will be the horizon for the west and ps4 mp, can't go wrong with something like that. and $90 are up. thank you. i knew it was here and that we weren't going to miss it this morning. hey, i know i've got a gamer in my life and i don't want to pick the game necessarily. if i just give them a gift card to come idea, and put in a denomination you want, $30 is the right number to get started. and do that electronically and the 11th hour, covered with that. >> carley: what is next? or the preschooler, probably watches dad or mom and maybe wants to get in on the action of this sort of lets them feel like they are part of that.

and then this also serves as a snack tray. >> that is so cute. >> instructed us this is from working from home. that is a detection level of gaming that you will find at target. preschool. that is a preschool game and very affordable. check this out on screen, if it is always great because you don't have to wrap it. and in this case, this is an app a place for people go for gaming. you find this thing called the lucky seven bundle. so you bundle seven amazing popular games that are classic and put it inside of this and drop the price so you get a better price. you can't go wrong because seven different games all at once. lucky seven bundle includes seven of the great games such

as -- like that is a real wide range. and the kids right here have fun. this is just outcome of the unified gamers online trading card speed dual gx midterm paradox. i have to read it because it is a long name. inside of that are playing cards, simple gift that might be a stocking stuffer for a gamer. you go with that, you can't go wrong. and anybody who's got a gaming console and they are serious gamers always love a gaming drive to add onto. it speeds up the performance and you can put more games on it all at once. so this is a p40 the black box in one of the most popular ssd drives. super fast to and write on. and for the ps 5, the only ones that have the deal with this other one. >> todd: can they use that for nongaming purposes just for like

data storage? >> you know what, will find the answer to that. i believe you can but it is a little bit tricky. so the sn 850 is for the ps 5 that came out and someone lucky enough to have the playstation 5. now jump to this, this is stem learning, and you need to pay attention this is from learning resources. and you take it apart and you actually learn how to build three different vehicles and respond with switcheroo coding crew. it is so much fun. you can put the puzzles and built it all together, scan and it teaches you how to really do coding without having to actually do coding. >> carley: so it is educational. todd: what am i doing kurt the cyber guy? >> actually, it is under here. so you just take this and put on

that one. >> todd: those of you at home, i failed what my total or can do. kurt, one thing, make sure you stay away from violent games. stick with highly reviewed stop. you can't go wrong. cyber dike.com he will find us. and also foxnews.com/tech has a new home and all of the games here. >> carley: this is great and i know my kids are into games but i just don't know which ones. thank you for the public service. >> todd: switching gears coming up to this fox news has learned afghan special forces commander who served along troops overseas was banned by the biden administration and arrested at the u.s.-mexico border. >> carley: the taliban is hunting him and he is caught in our broken immigration system. we have an exclusive interview with him right after this. ♪ ♪

>> todd: fox news alert, an afghan solder working for the u.s. military has been arrested while illegally crossing into the u.s., he said he was doing everything to come legally, but was ignored. you of watch ing "fox and friens first" on friday morning. >> carley: he was serving in afghanistan for the united states and was left stranded during president biden's botched withdrawal. he says he was working