that have gone downhill and you get the vaccine and you won'ten bdie but it still did. and fertility a miscarriage and all of these issues come i don't know. >> we will be following that and thank you for being here. thank you for watching. that is the last word for the year. the life of jeusus is up next and i don't know when but see you on the next "the next revolution." >> todd: fox news alert, border town seeing an explosion of migrants. the mayor of el paso, texas, declaring an emergency and governor abbott predicting total chaos is about to ensue. you were watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: ashley strohmier and for carley shimkus. they feel that biden's policies are making it worse. >> it is a dire situation as

this to be declared a state of emergency. this is something you do when a hurricane, a fire and what is happening is it's a hurricane of migrants and everybody is impacted. sp>> ashley: alexandria hoff with the latest. >> this is a situation where you have border patrol agents clearly the facilities completely overwhelmed. that is right now and we have to brace for what is expected to be a tsunami come wednesday. processing center in el paso beyond capacity and said at the time 4600 migrants in federal custody there. that is almost five times the capacity and that was on friday, one day before the study of el paso declared that state of emergency. >> the courts done intervene and put a halt on title 42. it will be total chaos. >> title 42 set to expire two days. the trump era allowed for rapid

return of hundreds of thousands of migrants who fled of the southern border. if it ends, 14,000 people are expected to enter into the u.s. per day, 420,000 a month over 5 million a year. and those in texas a cartels are using december 21st as a marker promising human cargo to force cash into the internet that time without penalty. here is congressman chip roy. >> my colleague texas in the delegation got together and introduce the texan border plan. we know what to do. we sold, but we need to have the policies that will actually work. in those policies have to be her turn away and detain, not to apprehend release. >> but may be policy is not required because according to sherrod brown, the crisis at the border is a fringe issue that for some reason he hasn't heard a lot about. >> i don't hear a lot about immigration from voters except people on the far right that

always want to gain political advantage. >> has for the biden administration, the human crisis taking place on the border states not enough reason to visit but enough to put the white house on defense. >> simply because people don't see the president at the border doesn't mean that he's not working. >> right, why wasn't he going to the border? >> is not the best use of resources. all of the best resources diverted on the ground when the president makes a visit. >> is that why he didn't go? >> i can't speak to why he has or has not gone. >> well, today president biden will meet with the president of ecuador seeking help in fighting cartels, ashley. >> todd: alex, thank you very much one local leader said not all problems can be solved from washington. listen. >> senator may work us when you live in your ivory tower down at

washington, d.c., washington, d.c., and communities down at the border,f el paso stated there is an emergency state because of overwhelming concern of the city of el paso had to know what's going on day-to-day. so the security, why don't we move the dhs and secretary mayorkas to come and live from el paso were in yuma, arizona, or brownsville, texas, where they say their day-to-day lives effect with illegal crossings. i guarantee you, steve, when they move the thousands of workers in dhs to live down here, these border states, basically this would end overnight. >> ashley: arizona border rancher fr fred davis, thank you for getting up with the spirit you are in tombstone, arizona, but you tell us, how bad do you think it will get? >> well, el paso is completely overwhelmed. i understand i understand where they declare a state of

emergency with the numbers they have gone through. >> todd: okay. for you, as you try to run a business and as you try to range, what do expect this urge to mean for you as you try to live your life? >> well, i can't understand why the president -- he actually is doing something about the border now. he is suing arizona governor doug ducey because the governor stacked a bunch of cargo containers in the unfinished wall. so biden is trying to take care of the border. he's going to sue our governor. >> ashley: when you talk and you hear the white house say, he's been working at the biden administration has been working to solve these problems for title 42 to end and you bring up the lawsuit, that does not help anything. do you think he's actually doing

anything other than trying to put this lawsuit out or anything to benefit the american people when this does end? >> absolutely not. it is going to go insane in a minute when title 42 in the spirit it is crazy enough right now. >> todd: the numbers -- continue, sir. >> i have a friend that has a ranch on the border. they catch 100 a day on his ranch now. they figure they will catch 1 out of 6. >> todd: unreal, speaking of numbers, these numbers are staggering since october a half a million illegal immigrants crossed into the u.s. in title 42 ends, that will explode potentially. look at that come over 5 million per year. what do these numbers mean in general for our nation's sovereignty? >> well, we are no longer a sovereign nation. , in my opinion.

what about the fentanyl they are packing? what about the sex trade? how many of those women will and young girls will go into the trade business? it is disgusting. >> ashley: right, you considered that but the health implications. we don't know what kind of diseases are being brought in but i wanted to go back to what you said just a minute ago. you said your friend is catching at least 100 migrants, i assume come on his property a day. what are those migrants doing for one and two? are they calling border patrol? >> oh, that is border patrol apprehending them and mainly the horse patrol in that area. they are processing them. but they have to turn them loose once they are processed.

unless they are a three-time convicted felon in the u.s. that is the only ones they can detain spirits but when you mentioned the humanitarian aspect of this and what is going to happen to these young girls. you also told the producers about 36 degrees where you are right now. that is cold for anybody to be outside. where are all the folks on the left who claim, this is compassion and we are showing compassion. they seem to ignore the humanitarian crisis completely, fred. >> absolutely. we worked a bunch of cattle at 20 degrees here monday morning. i don't know what they will do with these people. it is insane. aunt biden has a plan to preapproved people so they can just walk across the border. they won't even kick them out

when they have come across. i mean, what they do now is hardly anything. >> to think it is going to get worse. >> they will have a free pass to walk across. >> todd: fred to come a you the best of luck and we thank you for getting up with us. we appreciated. >> you bet, thank you for having me. >> todd: agents with ten most wanted fugitives. domingues one of her aggravated sexual assault with involving a victim between 13-15. he was tall, caught in a sting operation when he tried to escape from i.c.e. officers and deported to the state of mexico. >> ashley: important final phase on the first spy into technology the roque ridge team more military actions by the u.s. and/or allies. in release these from the port

of the capital of soul, which north korea said we are taking from the missile launch and hope to complete the technology by april of next year. mike gallagher colds and americans with tiktok over concerns of chinese communist party. listen to this. the fundamental problem is this, tiktok his own by effectively controlled by the communist chinese party and editor and chief of bite dance is making sure all product lines and business lines follow appropriate political control so the question we have to ask is whether we want to give the cc p the ability to track location, track what websites even when not using the tiktok app itself. >> ashley: gallagher comparing that add to fentanyl and want to see d.c. could use it to control the news young people consumed by orchestrating the stories

that appear on their timeline spirit elon musk bowling twitter users on whether he should step down as head of the social media giant and says he will abide byy the results. >> todd: brooke singman to ttell us more. >> hey, good morning, guys you unless defining the fate of ceo. this poll set to expire two hours from now. more than 14 million users have already voted and 57% said he should go. this comes as the twitter bus faces intense scrutiny for his new policy banning linked to other social media platform. the new rule introduced early yesterday morning but twitter's official support account has deleted the tweets announced on the policy. >> todd: this is all happening as new twitter files released, right? speak with the latest of twitter file show pressure twitter employees. a series of questions including

"in what ways and what measures do you see official propaganda actors than any other group on the platform? how do you differentiation from foreign state actors? those include a list of public references including an article from "the wall street journal." he was stunned by this request to writing in an email to staffers i am perplexed by the request here which seymour like something from the congressional committee and the piro. i'm not comfortable with the bureau and by extension the intelligence committee demanding written answers. jim jordan failed to investigate the fbi agent with twitter with a seemingly tight relationship between bic tech firms and the federal government, listen. >> we will talk to everyone thus far. we want to talk to elvis chand with weekly meeting. and big tech platforms but no

big tech, big government, bid ngos non-for-profit or whatever this organization is all designed to operation on us. >> the twitter files reveal the fbi completely described as master canine quality peer at the two sites in constant contact with for the 2020 presidential election, ashley, todd back to you. >> ashley: congresswoman nancy mace said people need to lose our jobs over this. >> i don't know why so many on the left are so concerned about ideas they disagree with being on the internet. the only thing i can come up with they can't persuade people, voters more importantly unless suppressing the ideas about those they disagree with. when you suppress free speech and agent of the federal government suppressing that speech, it is wrong. i want to see heads roll. people fired for what they have done. >> i mean let's be clear the fbi

pressure twitter removing state propaganda when they said they were referring to, quite frankly anything that benefited trump and anti-biden. they view this anti-propaganda. and they have not seen propaganda and not satisfied with that answer. so the contact of the twitter trust and safety chief, that guy that we talked about lately. this is not something you would expect from the fbi. it is what happen for every single american. >> ashley: i do kind of want to go to this poll a little bit that he put up wednesday night. because i kindly have felt like twitter was releasing things the public wanted to know. you know, when or if this comes to fruition and a doe step down, it also makes you wonder with the timing with this come up with the security threats he had against his family last week, it makes you think, well, maybe he feels he released enough to hand it over to congress. do what you will with the information that i have already.

as nancy mace said to come i think people will lose their jobs and people will get in trouble. there does need to be accountability not just for twitter but other platforms facebook, instagram, google and uc seem to be targeting right-leaning people. >> todd: to your point i think he may be planning on stepping down in a way for putting somebody in charge day-to-day because he runs a lot and has a lot on his plate. and he may be focused on that. but you never know with him. >> ashley: you don't. >> todd: the democrats are silent on this twitter story literally calling for more censorship here they are not reading the room on this. people are upset. time to wake up ashley strohmier. >> ashley: speaking of waking up meghan markle and prince harry asking for an apology, the family following a docuseries on netflix. the couple is seeking a royal summit with family members to

address concerns detail in their tell-all series. the couple shared several instances where meghan markle felt unsupported by the family while accusing the british press for targeting her. they are looking to meet as soon as possible. kensington palace did not respond to fox's request for a comment. >> todd: did you see this? world cup officially comes to a close with the greatest finale in soccer history. the first half before french superstar scored twice in 93 seconds setting the game to extra time. lionel messi traded goals in the two sites needed penalty kicks to settle the score. [cheers and applause] >> yes! >> gonzalez with the winning penalty kick for his country and

argentine he wearing first world cup since the glory in 1986. the aforementioned lionel messi finally the world cup to his dazzling resume at the age of 35 and previous tough losses in russia, brazil, south africa and germany. lionel messi announcing on social media he will return four cups from now to defend his title. it is party time and argentina flooding the streets to celebrate the new world champs. unclear when the argentine players will arrive back home but they will surely be greeted with a hero's welcome pure that was one heck of a game. and the first thing i said to you when i walked in, ashley? >> ashley: a good day because you are happy. >> todd: why? that's right my new york giants bouncing back from rough weeks but 20-12 win over washington commanders. that move right there but this is the craziest play.

what is this guy doing? the last second, pitches the ball right to the hands of the defender, jones and returns for 24-12 win. the dumbest play in nfl history. the jaguars quenching a playoff and picking up a 30-24 win with the defense and over, watch this. >> 34, blitz coming, backwards, intercepted! another one! jenkins is going to win! >> todd: that is wild and ashley strohmier in a good mood because quenched afc west division after beating texans in overtime. this 1:30-24. it ended on that play that you see right there. >> ashley: when you looked at that that one play, it looked

like something you would see -- >> todd: literally the dumbest play. unbelievable. they had a chance to go field go but they threw it away. take a look at this drone video capturing the moment florida safety driver crashed into a river. we will tell you more about this. >> ashley: high crime and cost on the coast have california county on the brink of the states. supporting the movement after this.

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♪ ♪ >> ashley: disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried do in court hours from now. here are expected to agree. >> todd: jackie ibanez with the latest, jackie. >> all eyes on this the dnc setting funds aside from violations made by bankman-fried. they identify $850,000 in donations from the former ftx boss. meanwhile the democratic congressional campaign committee setting aside $250,000 with gubernatorial campaign committee with $100,000.

that is over $1.1 million total if you are adding it up but that is a drop in the bucket. tens of thousands of dollars of political donations by pink men freed to democrats and prosecutors reached out to top democrats demanding details into the donations. prosecutors seeking records that could show ftx executive slide that the money for the donation was their own, which is required by the fec. >> they will face the department of justice's ability to use laws in the country to seize money that they refused to give up here the department of justice has incredible strength when it comes to seizing money they identify as the fruit of fraud. so for those campaigns that think they will donate to charity, that will not happen. if they have been on notice the money is connected to sam bankman-fried.

>> bankman-fried faces fraud charges which could land him in a decade long prison sentence. guys, back to you. >> ashley: jackie thank you karen bass says she has a new plan to take on the rampant homelessness in her city. >> we will launch a program on tuesday called inside safe, which will address the people in the tents. we will put them in the hotels. >> ashley: so karen bass declared a state of emergency on the homeless crisis her first day in office. more than 40,000 despite the city's housing budget of $1 million a year. >> todd: one california company in l.a. so fed up with high living costs and soaring crime it is looking to succeed from the state. local officials said the year-over-year pricing for san arm pain until next san bernardino and the overall crime show a 5.6% increase in 2.

the california mayor reports the secession and movement joints me now. thank you so much for being here. why do you think you would do better if no longer a part of california? >> first of all, that is part of the study that will help us derive how much we are not receiving. this whole campaign is about being fair in getting our fair share of the state funding. and also federal representation when it comes at the state level and getting those funds. >> todd: was they were a final straw? if so, what was it? >> personally it was for me to do a role to take away the entire economy of our region. and the other part is when we look at what they are doing in these other big cities but they have 13 cities where the population is over 350,000 where

they are able to regularly meet with the governor and put together policies whereas we do not have those when we represent over 70% all in the state. there was a part of me that said, it is time to look at how. >> todd: i'm wondering where the money is going if it's not going to you because knowing san bernardino as well as i do, the people who work in los angeles who can afford los angeles county and are moving to san bernardino and tax dollars are going there. but it seems like it is being taken away and not going back to you. speak with bigger problem is we have so many unfunded mandates through the years. it starts to add up. when you look at the overall quality of life, people want to look here. yet, we don't have the cities -- we can't get to that table.

the governor was very gracious and allowed me to be a part of the discussion and i thank him for that. there were so many other discussions that need to be had. this study is going to decide whether or not assuming we have a problem. it will provide other counties are forgetting but the other part is we go to this discussion and others are starting to call and say, you know what we may have to do the same. >> todd: interesting like you reiterated, this is a vote to approve a study on secession. at the end of the day, assuming it shows you what you think it will show and ultimately you vote and so on and so forth do you see san bernardino succeeding from california? >> i absolutely see san bernardino trying to succeed has already they are so many obstacles. obstacles are something this county has overcome in the past. and i never say never.

but we need a system and we need it now. our records are overrun. our jails are overrun. we are trying to do the best job we can but we cannot continue down this pathway. >> todd: thank you very much. i love driving through san bernardino and the beautiful mountains. thank you for keeping us posted. washington, d.c., pushing for a crime to eliminate mandatory sentences and make it easier for violent offenders to fight for release. one official a d.c. democrat has had enough. she joins us live. >> ashley: plus a scary situation to a packed flight to hawaii. dozens of passengers heard and rushed to ambulances after the plane hit severe turbulence. we will tell you what happened after this.

>> ashley: police in idaho

clearing this man seen in news surveillance video. the night of the quadruple murder in the university of ididaho. madison and kaylee were walking behind a man and the girls wearing the same outfit they had on at the food truck earlier that night. kaylee's dad says he does not believe that person is involved. >> we have and we asked and we did the obvious due diligence and we looked into that. it was pretty clear this individual was not a part of the investigation as far as a suspect. >> in the meantime, the police are searching for this white car which leads them to critical information in the case. >> todd: philadelphia police on the manhunt for two suspects in the shooting death of on-duty sanitation worker. 39-year-old accused of pulling up to 35-year-old akeem johnson and opening fire and killing him

last month. the police do not leave the attack was random but both suspects are armed and dangerous. scott one oh with a separate homicide last month seen in surveillance video fleeing the scene. >> democrats are a sweeping overhaul of washington, d.c.,'s criminal code in favor of soft on crime agenda. that despite the city having one of the highest crime rates in the city. and those changes include eliminating all mandatory minimum sentences and making it easy for violent offenders to fight for early release. the commissioner and lifelong democrat joints me now. denise, thank you for being with us this morning. you have been pushing for tougher policies on crime for a decade and now on thursday, and aren't carjacking in front of your house at the doorstep. the fellow democrats, if they reached out with a change of heart since it happened? >> no, none of them. none of them said, hey, denise we would like to help you. >> ashley: let's talk about

the criminal code to my code i mentioned at the top. the jury trials in the minimum sentences that is first-degree murder and easier for criminals to fight for early release. this was adopted by the d.c. council. why do you think they are trying to make it so much easier almost like a protection measure for these criminals, especially when it comes to things like rape, murder, carjacking? what are your thoughts? >> ashley, i don't know where they are doing this. i don't know why you would support the early release of rapists and mergers. and if the d.c. wants to release them fine. let's have congress can help. >> ashley: when it comes to your constituents obviously you are pushing for tough policies for a long time. what is their response to this? >> absolutely, here keep asking questions, please keep seeking

assistance. that is why the congressman says it is time to weigh in and disapprove this law passed by the d.c. council. >> answer this question, we hear a lot of times historically, a lot of democrats come at least once we hear about and i don't know because they are the most vocal but they are very soft on crime. are there democrats out there that really want to see tougher policies on these criminals and we are just not hearing from them? >> oh, absolutely but you go to the regular person on the street, democrat or republican and you think rapists and murder should be out early, the response is no. so i can't speak for other democrats in elected office but on a day-to-day basis, those are my residence. rapists belong in jail and so do mergers. >> ashley: overall crime in d.c. is down, assaults down 12% but that does not mean crime is not i.

>> oh, right. i'm a little disturbed by that number because i know i'm looking at armed carjackings or through the roof right now at 464th this year and well may be murderers are down but carjacking certainly are not down or other major crimes in the city we have to address that. the loss of the d.c. council's passing is not open. >> ashley: do you think the mayor will sign this question not know she was disheartened by this. >> i have confidence that she does not agree with the bill. but here is the problem, even though the mayor may disagree with it, the d.c. council has enough votes to override the mayor and sent still to congress. listen, let's go straight to congress. >> ashley: i know you said you don't agree with those numbers, especially the carjackings. possible homicide you do, but what is it going to take? i feel like i asked this question all the time but what will it take for people to

realize this is a major problem and it doesn't just affect one party, it doesn't discriminate. >> absolutely. individual rapists said i will only rape you because you are democrat because it has to come down to every single person being impacted. that is what is happening in my district where i've had a rape, car murderers, carjackings come i don't have a fingers to count all the crimes. enough is enough. we need help a more police officers on the streets and more prosecutions. >> ashley: you support more on the streets? >> absolutely i do. i support putting as many police on the street as possible. my residents are terrified to walk out of there have houses and i live on capitol hill. that belongs to congress and the supreme court. if it is happening here it's happening everywhere in the city right now. >> ashley: denise, thank you

for getting up this morning and giving us your take on this. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> ashley: no problem. >> todd: check out this come a video showing deputies springing into action to save a man's life after his truck lou over the edge of a bridge into the river below. this is happening fort myers, florida, saturday. take a look, you can see two deputies performing cpr on him on top of the submerged car until rescuer arrives later. no word on his condition. terrifying moment for passengers aboard a flight to hawaii yesterday. dozens of people injured for severe turbulence of the sky for over 30 minutes. 36 people suffered head injuries, lacerations, bruising and loss of consciousness. luggage flying overhead bins, oxygen masks, deploye and successfully landed at the honolulu airport but 11 passengers were seriously injured. some travelers sharing their

experience on social media, "they thought they were going to die." at least 20 people rushed to the hospital. when flying over a complete ocean and literally land if encounters problems. >> ashley: i would not have made it through. my palms are sweating. title 42 is set to expire 48 hours from now. border facilities are overrun and texas governor abbott said it is going to get worse. >> if the courts do not intervene and put a halt to the removal of title 42, this could be total chaos. >> todd: plus the olympics with new transgender guidelines that claim to be fair to women after critics slam the ioc for ignoring the advantages of trans athletes. three-time female olympic cyclist thompson grew up before title ix we will get perspective on this next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> ashley: and now to a fox news exclusive, washington university lecture, warning medical students on debating about critical race theory. she says she is open to opposed viewpoints but listen to this caveat. >> i have a really hard time being neutral around issues of systemic oppression. in fact, if you try to fight me

or debate me. i will shut that down fast, okay? >> ashley: my god part of the gateway curriculum claim to be hoping for a with leadership and higher education and advocacy. get this come a new comic book about a border patrol agent who hunts fentanyl dealers is being labeled a racist. some are attempting to cancel the book despite the tale of a cuban-american ex-green beret who fights human smugglers and cartels at the border. one headline calls it racist and exploitive. the comic mike baron will join us next hour to respond. >> todd: backlash from original approach, the international olympic committee is introducing what it calls monumental transgender guidelines stating "recognizes particular importance of advancing quality of competition

for elite athletes. it is an update to early guidelines that suggested there is no advantage for trans athletes. joining a live thompson three-time olympic cyclist who grew up prior to title ix. thank you for being here. what does this decision mean for the future of women's sports? >> you know come up they ended up buying this for $40 to try to understand what it is the ioc is actually saying. the best that we can figure out is they are acknowledging that women need to separate the category and very much advocating for the inclusion of a transgender athlete into the women's category. so, we call it fuzzy around all of the edges here but there was no presumption of mayo advantage. despite the fact that we have over a dozen studies that state that no amount of testosterone

suppression eliminates the advantage even though we have scientific evidence out there now that this is not fair to women appear they are very much advocating for the inclusion of the transgender athlete level. so basically women need to like, we know it is not fair to you, but we will do the holistic approach of you need to accept this into women's sports. and even worse, when it comes to the grassroots level of our young athletes, we should wholeheartedly embrace having transgender athletes racing with the young women. and yet, despite this, there is multiple, multiple studies that show young women have not given a sex separated sport because of the advantage of being more male. and they end up walking away from the sport. and this is really troublesome

and problematic because this is where all of our future athletes come from is from the grassroots. so, if you are suppressing all of the development of our next generation and not advocating for this grassroots, what do you think you are elite athletes eventually come from? like when i was young, we have no categories for women. so, we did kind of get heat up by the male athletes. >> todd: let me just get in here for a second. to that point as a parent of two little girls come i don't know if they will attain superstar status, but what can i do to mag on a level playing field going forward? >> at this point, the way that it looks is that a lot of sporting organizations followed the need of the ioc. thankfully at the grassroots level, you can advocate at your school level, at the state

level, to try to keep fairness for these young girls. you know, now they are taking into account like, you know, contact sports and these young athletes are being heard. we see again and again in multiple sports whether power of the male ends up entering the female spirit and you wonder why the girls don't stick around. so as a parent come i think the parents need to get together and really push for the quality of these girls. i'm discouraged. it is heartbreaking. when i read through this paper, i was looking for acknowledgment of the sex separated rights of women. and this whole thing reads like a -- here they are looking at this and say again, we want you women to work with advocacy

groups and transgender women to help them incorporate and bring transgender athletes into your sport. >> todd: let's remember tho though, they are initial jumping off point was they started all of this by saying there should be "no presumption of an advantage for tranneset the first place." how do you expect immediately after that to go completely the opposite end of the spectrum? it was a little bit confusing. it didn't drive home any points and i don't know if we are closer. megan thompson, thank you for coming on. it is something come appreciate it. in the meantime, did you see this president biden appears to make another gaffe with his uncle he awarded with a purple heart. >> he won it in the battle of the bulge. he won this and i don't want the damn thing. i'm serious. i don't wanted.

>> ashley: a lot of the presidents story is not adding up your joe concha is here to separate fact from fiction if you even can. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

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>> todd: a fox news alert. title 42 set to end in two days as border towns see an explosion of migrants and governor greg abbott predicts total chaos is about to ensue. you are watching "fox & friends first" on the monday morning. i am todd piro. good to be with you. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the mayor of el paso has declared a state emergency and they do believe they are ready for what's to come in just 48 hours. >> the influx will be incredible. it'll be