works because we are not making the border a big enough issue. you know, love him or hate him, donald trump the only politician on the right to be able to make the border an issue. we need other republicans to step up to stand up. governor ron desantis is a example of that. >> carley: more on this border crisis as the fight over title 42 continues into today. tomi, thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> supreme court extending title 42. >> 19 attorneys general file the appeal. >> brownsville to del rio. >> todd: texas deploying 400 national guard. >> no agents on the border. doing administrative duty. >> twitter files part 7. >> information about hunter biden. >> how many former fbi employees created their own slack channel. >> you do not want your most important police organization politicized. >> hacksaw jim duggen holding at

gunpoint. >> we would like to thank the kershaw police department robert deniro's town house broken into while she was inside. >> one of the top burglary suspects for this year. >> todd: massive storm hitting seattle. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed with 113 million americans expected my parents were like do you know what is happening? i said yes, i do. >> he is in for the touchdown. second of the night. ♪ ♪ i really can't say ♪ baby it's cold outside ♪ i got to go away ♪ baby it's cold outside. >> been hoping that you drop in. >> i hope >> steve: sing it dean know. you are looking at the all-american christmas tree on this december 20th, 2022. we are just five days away from christmas. 30 degrees out there. as we listen to dean martin, he

was right here in studio m. i believe it was last year dean martin sang this song on "fox & friends." >> rachel: did he really? >> steve: she did. >> brian: dean martin unlike tony bennett. i thought tony bennett and frank sinatra were rivals. i was wrong. >> steve: they were buddies. >> brian: dean martin was best friends from frank sinatra. >> rachel: they tried to make this song politically correct. i'm glad we're playing the politic many politically incorrect version. >> brian: what was offensive about those lyrics. >> rachel: he talks about putting something in her drink. i don't know. >> brian: like a mickey? >> steve: so we had dean martin with joe piscopo appearing as frank sinatra singing that song on this program. i think it was last year, right? >> rachel: amazing.

>> brian: wabcs on sunday. she is on a lot. joe piscopo own sinatra show on the radio. photographic. sinatra liked joe piscopo, too. i just remembered they were friends. >> steve: joe was getting ready for his radio show right now so he will probably text one of us. >> brian: right. absolutely. >> steve: ainsley is off and rachel is in with us. >> rachel: we're going to start with news right off the top. it is a news channel. the supreme court is postponing the end of title 42 as hundreds of texas national guard troops deploy to very hard hit el paso. >> brian: here we go. border facilities already being overwhelmed. look at these pictures, illegal crossings are expected to more than double when the health order does in fact expire. looks kind of out of control now. >> steve: kevin corke completely under control joins us now from our d.c. bureau. so, kevin, it looks like the supreme court is handing the biden administration a temporary reprieve on this. >> i think that's the perfect

way to put it. it is temporary. we will see what happens. maybe as soon as today. good morning to you, steve, rachel, and brian. in his one-page order, the supreme court's chief justice john roberts granted, as you point out, a stay to keep title 42 in place pending further orders. and he asked the government to respond by 5:00 today. that is, of course, just hours before the restrictions are slated to expire at some point tomorrow. you probably know by now that 19 states had asked the high court for an emergency stay that would keep title 42 in place. under then president donald trump. back in march of 2020. and they prevented hundreds of thousands from claiming asylum here in the u.s. in the midst of a raging pandemic; however, despite halting construction on the border wall, fighting the enforcement of title 42 in court, and ending the trump era remain in mexico program, the

biden administration says it needs about $3.5 billion to fight the problem. this is from dhs. they are urging congress to provide the funds that they have requested for border security and management. they add at the end of their statement that president biden proposed this on his first day in office. meanwhile, texas governor greg abbott responding to what we saw from the high court yesterday. he said the halt helps prevent illegal immigration. the white house meanwhile for its part remains on vow. they vow to continue to fight to end those restrictions under title 42. despite the obvious consequences along the border. >> will try spread misinformation to take advantage of these vulnerable migrants. i want to be very clear here, the fact is that the removal of title 42 does not mean the border is open. anyone who suggests otherwise is

simply doing the work of these smugglers, who again, are spreading misinformation and which are -- which is very dangerous. it would be wrong to think that the border is open. it is not open. >> they say if you say the border is open, you are doing the bidding of the smugglers. but critics argue that the numbers tell an obviously different story, which is why we now know that the texas national guard will be deploying to the border in greater numbers. steve, rachel, and b.k. back to you. >> steve: hey, kevin, so the white house is asking congress for $3.5 billion to help with the southern border. if they said we need 3.5 billion to finish the wall or border security, the republicans would be on board with that, right? >> precaiaphasly. in particular, when you consider there was a great deal of material left right there on the ground along the border right when the biden administration assumed power. they feel like, a lot of republicans have said and i have

talked to a couple on capitol hill if you simply do the basics, secure the wall, make sure that's constructed, put more people down along the border and make them wait in mexico and enter through ports of intreerks basic stuff which we have done in the past in our country, they feel like the problem would be a lot less severe right now. >> steve: chaotic. >> indeed. >> steve: thank you for a great report. >> brian: love to get the construction conditions we had the contracts with to pay to have this done what are you doing? i know you got the money already, what is it going to take for you to pick up those bollardens ifs and put them up. >> rachel: we're literally paying them not to build the wall. when i took the ride in the helicopter and saw the rusting wall lei leiing on the floor. right here is a process center that had a wall around it. it was crazy. they had a big, tall fence and the -- but the border wall rusting on the ground. >> brian: in a way i think title

42 is a false sense of security. >> >> rachel: agreed. >> brian: only evidently abiding with title 42 with 7% of the would be apprehensions or people that surrender themselves or dare i say encounters. for the most part going off title 8 to begin with. people come over and say i'm oppressed. we get to stay. don't have the facilities for you get to go. that's how it has been going. keep in mind, barack obama had a crisis. he walls 2,000 a day. trump, for one month, had 4,000 a day. he quickly got that under control. this president has 7,000 a day working towards 8. looking to top off at 15,000 a day, and his answer is going to delaware, not going to the border. and blaming republicans for saying the border is open. hey, pal, jack, the border is wide open thanks to you. >> steve: the mayor of el paso says that there are 20,000 people on the other side of the u.s.-mexican border just massing, waiting for the word.

and they are going to come across. and apparently el paso is setting up what they're referring to as mass sheltering centers with the red cross. they have got at least 10,000 cots. they might use the convention center. they might use the schools. every public building is being considered as a shelter because so many people, i mean, look. that's a facility that is five times over capacity. and the only reason we got this is because congressman gonzalez down in texas actually whipped out his phone and took these pictures because nobody else -- the press is not allowed in there. just one other thing. and that is so the supreme court has given them a temporary reprieve from, you know, this title 42 ending. karine jean-pierre said something interesting yesterday. she said that we'll have more to share tomorrow, meaning today, about what the administration is going to do at the end of title 42. will they come up with something else? >> rachel: they claim they have a plan, steve. we haven't heard that plan yet.

she was also asked if now with all of this happening with title 42, if the president plans to now come to the border to finally see what he has never seen. and she said no. he is focused on getting the resources, you know, the over $3 billion that he wants. but the point is -- it's actually a very honest answer from karine jean-pierre she said no he is not interested in seeing he has opened the border. i'm reading between the lines here. all he wants to do get more tax dollars from all of to you process them more quickly. >> brian: get more soft sided facilities. >> rachel: this is bawl processing them more quickly. can i just note this? when i went to the border on my way back i was in el paso. i went to the airport. seeing images of people laying around, sleeping. >> steve: warm place. >> rachel: but when i went i was in line and noticed all these hispanics carrying folders ahead of me in line when i was about

to get on my jetblue. just like yours. similar to yours. >> steve: travel itinerary. >> rachel: where are you from? most of them in line with me from the dominican republic. how long have you been in the country? they said 24 hours. so i said you crossed and you are on a plane within 24 hours? i speak spanish. i can talk to them they said absolutely. that is the problem they are facing. they want to be able, the biden administration to get them through and on a plane within 24 hours. they don't care how well or poorly vetted they are. but, this influx that you are seeing right now, even before title 42, is causing a bottleneck in that processing -- process, i guess a and that is what biden is concerned about. we need more money in order not to secure the border. in order to process them. >> brian: the other thing is remember all the i.d. we have to go through. background to get a plane ticket. tsa and take your shoes off. these guys flow right through.

we have no idea who they are go. right through and land in a city near you. one of the things the administration is considering is you have to apply to come to our country from the country you are in or the country, the first country you step into. meaning and if you come to the border, illegally, you are -- you immediately are eliminated from coming through. that's very similar to donald trump's policies which he was talking about. we expand the consulates, we bring more workers in. but we do it in an organized way. and i believe the leader of ecuador was with the president yesterday says this guy knows how to do it. really? you finally have a central american leader in, and you don't use that opportunity to talk about if he is being responsible, use him as an example of how to do it and talk about the countries that are not doing it right. and the ones that are. and stop digging in because ev president trump did in your mind was bad. when it turns out you would kill to have his numbers at the

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♪ >> rachel: we are back with a fox news alert. a jarring wake-up call across northern california after a magnitude 6.4 earthquake hit offshore. the quake did not trigger a tsunami warning but there are reports of power outages. no word yet on any major damage or injuries. >> steve: we will keep you posted on that. in the meantime, let's talk a little bit about the weather and a fox weather alert. a major winter storm is beginning to hit seattle and much of the pacific northwest as the rest of the country is bracing for heavy is snow, rain, a blast of artic air, it's winter officially. hundreds of flights on the west coast are being canceled or delayed this morning with 113 million americans expected to travel over the christmas holiday weekend. >> brian: the threat of a bomb cyclone prompting airlines to prompting early waivers for flights in and out of the midwest. meteorologist adam klotz is here with our fox weather forecast. adam? >> good morning, guys.

this is a big winter storm we are tracking and all being driven by absolutely frigid artic air that is already beginning to settle across the middle of the country. folks waking up to a feels like temperature in bismarck negative 25 degrees. the start of a real air mass settle across the country next four or five days. this is a future forecast. see overnight temperatures from wednesday night. thursday night. and early friday morning. and, boy, does it get cold. spots down to negative 30, 40. and negative 50 degrees. stretching as far as south as waking up answered feeling like negative 1 degree in dallas. artic cold air is going to be sweeping across a huge portion of the country. dropping down to as low as negative 46 degrees there in billing. one of the spots is going to see some of the coldest air. that is how long it is going to take to get frost bite. see pink colors. five minutes is all the time you have to spend outside. this is a big winter system. one we are going to i paying very close attention to as we get closer to the weekend.

download the fox weather app. to continue to track this system. guys, back to you. >> rachel: wow. >> steve: what does a bomb cyclone mean? >> adam: low pressure dropping in 24-hour period. this storm is going to intensify really quickly. >> steve: thank you very much. damn damn yep. >> steve: i knew he would know the answer. 20 minutes after the hour. and carley joins us in studio m with news from idaho. >> carley: starting with the idaho murder mystery. ted williams says authorities investigating the quadruple murder case should have released more information to the public immediately. he is sounding off on the search for the white sedan seen near the crime seen. scene. the mere fact been it 4 hours they were able to identify that there was a white or light colored car in the vicinity they needed to try to identify. do you not wait three weeks. you must bring the public along to assist you in an investigation of this nature. authorities say they are combing

through 10,000 tips and hours of digital content. we're going to be speaking with jonbenet ramsey's father later in the show to provide insight living through such a high profile case. well, after 10 public hearings. more than 1,000 interviews and more than a million documents collected, the house select committee wraps up their investigation into the january 6th capitol riot. the panel voting to refer former president trump to the department of justice on several criminal charges including inciting an insurrection. obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the united states. trump condemning the recommendations saying, quote: what doesn't kill me makes me stronger. stanford university releasing a new guide to eliminate harmful language on its campus all that matter hubert hoover supreme court justices and nino bell prize winners now cautioning against using the term american. it, instead, recommends referring to people from the

united states as u.s. citizens. claiming the word american insinuates the u.s. is the most important country in north and south america. you can't make it up. the party buenos aires underway as argentina celebrates first world cup win in 36 years. the men's soccer team arriving home to a hero's welcome after triumph over france in qatar on sunday. the players touching down in the capital city a few hours ago. they were welcomed home by of course a massive crowd of diehard fans ahead the official victory parade later today. messi's instagram post celebrating the victory. most like you had post by an athlete ever. those your headlines, guys. congratulations to argentina. >> steve: that's a lot of likes. >> carley: a lot of likes and love for him. >> brian: tournament started biggest upset. lesses to saudi arabia and ends up winning. goes to show you that they could

lose the first game and win the last. >> rachel: lessons about argentina. >> brian: i think they are the best team in the world and their resiliency you can only dream about. >> steve: thank you very much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. steve: speaking of athletes. do you remember 68-year-old pro-wrestler his name is do youg began also known as hacksaw. has he been on wwe in 10 years. one person found out of the hard way you still can't mess with this guy a guy in his mid 20's ran into his house and hacksaw took him down and held him at gunpoint until the cops showed up. apparently the intruder said people were chasing him they were going to kill him. apparently he was fleeing them in a separate legal manner. pounded on a bunch of doors. nobody let him. in he wound up getting into

hacksaw's house. hacksaw held him at gunpoint until the cops got there and then hacksaw says hey thanks for the cops. >> rachel: sometimes you break into the wrong house. >> steve: that was the wrong house. >> brian: here is a statement from jim hacksaw duggan. we would like to thank the shersheriff's department for prt response. a man we had never seen before climbed our fence, ran through our yard into our front door and was pounding on our glass doors before we could get to the door. he opened it up and fell into the house. i told him at gunpoint -- i held him at gunpoint where debra called 911. it no damage. thanks to everyone for their concern and the well-wishes. a lot of times wrestling is scripted that was not scripted but he was there not only with his raw strength and brawn but with a gun. >> rachel: i would not want to break into a house and run into hacksaw. >> steve: anyone named hacksaw.

>> brian: nickname or had a hacksaw. going to robert d deniro us houe at 2:30 in the morning. he would have been sleeping but you would have ran into somebody else a burglar who broke into his house and decided to go through his christmas presents. unbelievable to me that the biggest star maybe in america who happenings to be the angriest on a regular basis if he is not screaming outside a courtroom he is yelling something about donald trump at an awards show. this woman, who j spends her lie breaking into places should be breaking into celebrities homes. >> her name is sharice and she was arrested inside. app. apparently the cops had been keeping an eye on her because they suspected she was responsible for a number of burglaries. >> brian: how about 26? >> steve: how about 16 this year. 26 priors. so they knew she was in the neighborhood. and they apparently realized she had broken a back door lock and went in and there she was.

she was under the christmas tree looking at deniro's stuff. deniro comes down the stairs just as the cops get there and they bust her. apparently she was booked on burglary charges. she is being held on $40,000 bond. and deniro was asked how are you doing? and he said you can read about it in the paper. as for her, what she said -- what her response was, i didn't murder anybody. >> rachel: you know, last night jesse watters covered this story as well. i guess this is his neighborhood and super expensive neighborhood to live. in congratulations, jesse, as well. and apparently, you know, this is happen anywhere. it doesn't matter if you are in a poor neighborhood, a middle class neighborhood, or, i think he said that de niro's rent -- he is renting his home. he doesn't own that home. it's like $17,000 a month. >> steve: no, no, no. that house rents for $69,000 a

month. >> rachel: oh my god. i thought i read that wrong. >> steve: $69,000 a month. >> rachel: what do you get for 69,000. >> steve: more than the average american makes in a year. >> rachel: what? >> steve: paying it on rent for a house that got broken into the day before last. >> brian: so is rob o'donnell. this guy is a retired nypd detective. and he runs out exactly the reason why nobody is safe, even celebrities. >> our great legislators in albany have tied the hands of our judges. as you can see the police department is actively out there. what's ironic about it they call it the public safety team. these individuals were the old street crime. the old anticrime. labeled as the bad police officers in new york city. this is what they do. they are letting the police be the police. they relabeled them. they are tracking these criminals. the 19th precinct tells me she was one of their top five burglary suspects for this year. that's what they're out there pursuing and looking to take off the street. they have taken her off the street 26 times. >> brian: burglaries are up

violent crime up 20%. new york is back with people but not with law enforcement. >> rachel: maybe i'm decent advertised because i live in new york. i work in jersey but i work in, no. i still believe that the breaking news story that you can rent a house for $69,000 i'm shocked. i don't know what you get for that. >> brian: write off rent. i thought he was cleaned out by all his ex-wifes. >> steve: he owns a bunch of restaurants and film. busy guy. >> brian: built a nice profit margin with those appetizers. >> steve: unfortunately for the people are victims of crime in new york, it seems like the only time crime is highlighted is when somebody famous is the victim. >> brian: right. isn't robert d deniro takinger movie because he is out of money. that's why he is taking all these crappy movies. >> rachel: must be doing if he is renting.

>> rachel: 69,000 a month. my head is exploding. >> brian: should come with a burt ler and armed guard. >> steve: instead of a burglar. >> brian: former arkansas governor mike huckabee joins us. >> steve: 12 days of giving tunnel 2 towers and new mortgage free home for a veteran in texas. our friend frank siller is joining us live. and, look, he has got -- oh. holy cannoli, frank. ♪ this christmas ♪ people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted care who understands the importance of family. a group that sees you for who you are, regardless of your health history, offering values based affordable health care cost solutions.

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o >> carley: we are back with your headlines starting with sam bankman-fried is being sent to bahamas jail cell after a plan to waive his extradition to the u.s. stalled. the disgraced crypto boss is still expected to sign off on the move. his u.s. legal team says it is now working out the details but bankman-fried's baum's council says it goes against strongest possible legal advice. harry styles and gute area facing backlash. it shows the pop star modeling a t-shirt pink teddy bear standing in front of a child size mattress. taking to styles and gouchy. why are all fashion brand land

makers creeps. this comes after balenciaga's young children teddy bears, gorsuchy and balenciaga are owned by luxury goods company. and the so-called christmas trees of inconvincibility now lit up in the city nato troops sending their own christmas greetings. ♪ show of solidarity ukraine. i could watch that all day. how cool is that. [green bay packers cruising to 24-12 "primetime" victory over the los angeles rams. staying alive in the nfc wild card race.

>> stay on the ground. why not? tillis, pounding his way for a touchdown. here is jones out on the edge. touchdown. and we'll make sure he was. in. >> quarterback aaron rodgers found a groove leaning heavily on the run game. hours after the releasing wide receiver watkins takes los angeles out of playoff contention for the 2023 season. those are your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. appreciate it. meanwhile 12 days of giving continues this morning for our "fox & friends" favorite tunnel 2 towers is here during this year's season of hope. tunnel 2 towers teamed up with home depot foundation to give u.s. army specialist maggie may a new smart home. geles who is here frank siller tunnel 2 towers founder and ceo. tell me about this. >> maggie served our country,

army specialist. got hit with an ied. two of her people that she served with died in that blast. but she lost her leg and had a lot of internal injuries she deserved mortgage free smart home and built it season of hope. >> brian: texas is where she picked. is it ready to go in. >> she is in it. we did it yesterday. she moved into the house. as a matter of fact, andy pettitte who lives in texas. did a psa. frank, i see we just gave that house. i want to take maggie fishing or hunting any time she wants to go. so -- >> brian: that is awesome. you weren't done yet. tunnel to towers foundation does do good village. opened up in florida. first of its kind ever in this community. provide mortgage free homes for nation's catastrophically injured veterans and gold star families and the families of

fallen first responders and you are well underway. as you look at helping out army staff sergeant danielle thorton widow of army sergeant robert thorton and sanjay den and daughter kinsley gets into their forever home. >> we had a beautiful ceremony there on saturday. first house in this let us do good village. going to be 9 of homes for these great families that gave everything for our country. our fallen first respond that died for our community that leave young kids behind. it was a beautiful ceremony. it was a celebration of robert's life. his gift is hey, i died for our country but the tunnel to towers foundation and your viewers made a promise that we're going to take care of the families left behind and because of his sacrifice, she got this house. beautiful, she broke down when she walked in. she had not seen it. she was never inside of it before. and she was just overcome with emotion because she has a place. she didn't have a home before, this and we built. >> geraldo: home. >> brian: frank, we are getting overview on the community that you are building.

can you give us an idea what it's going to look like? 96 homes i see there was that just open land? >> open land, donated to us, the tunnel to towers foundation by the emeritus foundation who joined us that day and it's the imminent center we are putting in here. full size basketball court. going to have a movie theater. it's going to have rec rooms. it's going to have everything. of course we have pools and everything. but, you know, we do it through the kindness and generosity of everybody. go to t2t.org. we ask people to donate $11 a month. through their generosity and viewers we are able to do this. >> brian: a lot more to do. >> 9 of. >> brian: you got the plans and manpower. you certainly have the families. all we need is the money. >> yes. >> brian: thanks, frank. always 2k3wr5eu9 to see you. have a great holiday. >> merry christmas. >> brian: back at you. part 7 of twitter files released

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>> steve: welcome back the seventh installment of the twitter files revealing how the community trnl hunter biden business dealings both after and before the "new york post" revealed the cob tents of his laptop. our next guest has been covering the story from day one and is now slamming the fbi infiltration of twitter. joining us from now john moody. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: so, this particular tranche of twitter files makes it look very clear like the u.s. intel community had the story

that whatever was on that laptop, was russian disinformation. i want to know who in the intel community said hey, okay. this is going to be -- whatever it is russian intel. >> we don't know yet. it was a necessary narrative to create. we know that the fbi had the hunter biden hard drive. at least as early as 2019 when john paul mac isaac the delaware repairman gave it to them. we also knew that they were independently spying on rudy giuliani for a different investigation and would have had access to his internet cloud. and they would have also been able to get it there because rudy had access to the hard drive. they knew this was a real thing and they must have known that the russia disinformation angle was bogus. they put it out anyway. >> steve: what's interesting, when you read all of them, and that's your job, actually. it's very clear that early on -- it sound like in 2017, the federal government started the foreign influence task force. so they would -- it would be the fbi, the department of homeland security, the office of director

of national intelligence and a bunch of other trump administration officials all would brief the social media company. they were warning, we don't know what it is but something is coming. ultimately started pushing this thing that it was russian disinformation. >> right. what you see is in the months before the post's reporting this effort by the fbi to kind of prime the pump. meeting with twitter every single week and saying you know there is going to be a hack and leak operation. foreign influence operation. got to be on the look for it. going to be about hunter biden. we know hunter biden kept coming up in meetings and we see sort of the story itself published on october 1st is book ended by activity between twitter and the fbi right before the story is published and right after the story is published. >> and in the tranche of documents that were released last night. yesterday, rather, there were 10 documents that were sent to twitter but we don't know what they were. >> we don't know what they were.

6:00 p.m. october 13th. the fbi handler says to twitter this is important. please confirm receipt. here is 10 document you need to see. we don't know what they were but i would like know what they were. >> steve: no kidding. the way it worked. the fbi would say hey, we think this is disinformation oral this is inappropriate for twitter. but, ultimately, twitter would decide what to take down. but the fbi and the intel community would say hey, take a look at this. we think it's a little fishy. >> suggestion. the mob comes and says hey, we want to give you some protection. it's tough to refute that. >> steve: well, there is so much we are starting to learn and more we need to know. john, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> steve: very nice. 13 minutes now before the top of the hour. fox news weather alert. a crippling snow storm is many sling the west coast as you can see there. 113 million americans are set to travel over the christmas week. a majority of the people are now preparing for what they refer to as a low pressure thing called a bomb cyclone prompting several

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