from a public health point of view. >> dana: they should be. as they process the migrants through, many do need emergency room care and the hospitals as you say are overwhelmed. dr. marc siegel, thank you for your time. i wish you a very merry christmas and thanks for being a part of our show. winter storm working its way across the country could turn into a bomb cyclone? as it brings heavy snow, rain, damaging winds and driving down temperatures to dangerous levels as millions of americans head home for the holidays. it is all happening at once. we're nice and warm here on "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: it has been a minute since we had a storm like this. here is what we have. the storm awaits the central rockies today. dangerous snow squalls produce sudden white out conditions, bitter cold and heavy snow nor the midwest and great lakes region. in the east we'll see freezing rain and sleet. the national weather service is warning that holiday travel could be, quote, impossible and

life threatening as conditions intensify. windchill temperatures will plunge. >> dana: fox weather team coverage. robert ray is in chicago. first max gordon is live in fargo, north dakota where temperatures were in the negative teens overnight. i don't know how you're doing it outside. >> when you walk outside it is incredible. the first breath of the frigid air knocks the wind right out of you. when you walk around you can feel the tingling on your face. negative 15 degrees in fargo, north dakota. but it feels a lot colder. more like negative 23 degrees because of the windchill. here on the plains, there is not much to stop the wind. no hills, no trees really to speak of. so even the slightest little gust of wind can wick all the heat off of you. it can be very dangerous. frostbite can form within 5 to

10 minutes. people out here really need to be careful. we're seeing windchill numbers down into the low 30s here and over in montana down into the low 60s. incredible. we're seeing snow in north dakota, between 2 to 4 inches of snow. not a whole lot. but that blowing snow is a concern in some areas of the state making travel tricky. we're already seeing icing on the roads. dana. >> dana: everyone needs to be careful and listen to max and download the fox weather app as well. >> bill: looking good for 15 below. justice department calling for a brief extension of title 42 to work out a new plan at the border. fox news footage shows hundred of migrants camping out on the rio grande river last night. the texas national guard set up rows of razor wire this week to keep them out. in eagle pass, texas video shows a line of 200 migrants stopped after they crossed illegally. grady trimble is live in sierra

vista, what have you seen there? >> good morning, bill. smuggling of drugs and people is a huge problem along this part of the border. in fact, it has gotten so bad the sheriff's office here has created a brand-new team specifically designed to tackle border-related crimes. within ten minutes of meeting that team, here is what we saw. >> vehicle in oncoming traffic. still northbound. >> you saw deputies putting spike strips across the road to try to stop a suspected smuggler on a main highway. he drives into oncoming traffic before abandoning his car in a ditch and running for it. the suspect didn't make it far before deputies caught and arrested him. >> department of public safety will do their investigation and find out whether he was being used to smuggling, if the vehicle was stolen, if there are

drugs, narcotics or weapons in the vehicle. >> almost all people arrested for smuggling people and drugs into the u.s. are u.s. citizens, some of them as young as 13 years old. in many cases, they are recruited by the cartel on social media with the promise of making quick cash. the deputy we rode along with is seeing firsthand how fentanyl is destroying these border communities. >> i arrest kids i went to school with because they got hooked on fentanyl, heroin. it has decimated the local communities. >> what period of time has it gotten this bad? >> last 2 or 3 years we've seen an uptick like i have never seen before. >> the sheriff is echoing what other officials are saying. the smuggling and migrant crossings will only get worse if title 42 is lifted.

>> bill: thanks, sierra vista in arizona. greg abbott is standing by at the bottom of the hour. >> dana: part eight of the twitter files is public revealing the social media platform quietly helped the pentagon with an online psychological campaign. jessica tarlov and jason chaffetz. both are fox news contributors. here is lee fang, a journalist. behind the scenes twitter gave approval and special protection to the u.s. military's online influence oops despite knowledge that pentagon propaganda. they did not suspend many for two years or more and some still remain active. jason, did you know anything about this program when you were in congress? >> no, never heard of it. outward facing if they are

trying to do something in yemen let's not be naive to say our military doesn't use these types of things to disseminate information, make sure that the american message is out there. the big concern is when it was inward facing and they engaged in domestic politics. that's where it is way over the line and it is just fundamentally totally wrong. >> bill: jessica, for years we were told that the russian government was putting ads on facebook and influenced the outcome of an election in 2016. apples to apples, it would appear. >> i don't think we should ever treat what our government or the russians and chinese are doing as apple to apples. >> point being that all governments try and have influence on matters that affect others. >> sure. i find that will lead to a

slippery slope problem. there are a number of people who said the russian government or russian journalists do x, y or z and the russia government throws russian journalists of balconies. we're not doing that here and we weren't trying to do that through any d.o.d. operations that are being executed through twitter. but what i took away from this and i did find to be really interesting it was going on so the tweets that lee fang is referring to -- it seemed that jim baker who has become a focal point of this conversation was actually being -- of what the d.o.d. was asking and he was pushing back a bit on that. one thing that lee fang does that matt taibbi and bari weiss did from documents that i reviewed without showing us the documents. i'm perfectly open to the idea that there was abuse from the d.o.d. and f.b.i. whatever it

is. i would like to see the documents they're talking about. >> okay. so jason, elon musk said should i stay or poll on a poll, 57% of people said you should step down at ceo. he tweeted i will resign as ceo as soon as i find someone foolish enough to take the job. otherwise i will run the software and servers team. i think it's pretty funny, someone foolish enough to take the job. a tough job. do you have anyone on your mind that would take it? >> look, who are the 57% who want to fire the best ceo this country may have ever developed? the guy builds rockets better than nasa, the most viable electric car and started pay pell and artificial intelligence company second to none. some people think i wouldn't want him to run my company? are you stupid.

you want him running your company as long as he will help control the heartbeat of twitter in that software government, hey, then i think the world will be a better place. he is about openness, transparency and free speech. what else do you want from the guy? >> bill: did the head of lettuce beat him? >> it's hard to keep up. i feel like twitter some of it i find to be amusing. i'm never one -- i think it's fun to watch all of this but the -- the head of let us know hasn't outlasted him yet. >> the reference being to head of lettuce. >> that's a very short-lived prime ministership. >> bill: jessica and jason send in your resumes and see what elon has to say about it. >> i know i'm not qualified for that spot. >> dana: jason, you can't go to twitter. we'll keep you around here.

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>> dana: tributes are pouring in after the death of legendary steeler's full back franco harris. he was 72 years old.

the four-time super bowl champ is best known for this at the 1972afc divisional playoff game against the raiders. his death comes two days before the 50th anniversary of the play. the steelers are set to retire his jersey at halftime during saturday's game. sad, right? >> bill: absolutely. the timing for this is really -- i couldn't believe it this morning. getting ready for the anniversary. no cause of death announced by his family. his son made the announcement overnight. anyone watching us in central pennsylvania or northeastern ohio you know what the play did for the city of pittsburgh >> dana: terry bradshaw was on the other ends of that pass and i'm sure he is feeling sad today. >> bill: our best to the harris family and see how they handle this weekend. we went from an amazing, historical moment. god bless the memory of franco

harris. the defense bill may prevent service academy athletes from playing professional sports right away. marking a big change from an earlier provision. it says this. an agreement by a cadet or midshipman to play professional sport is a breach of service. he may not obtain employment until after completing the cadet's commission service obligation. a lot of money on the line here. brian kilmeade, co-host of "fox & friends" on radio. good to have you on. there is a provision carved out by congress. on its face, what do you make of this today? >> is it necessary? was there a problem with too many players at west point an indianapolis and air force academy saying i want to go pro? i haven't heard of a problem. was it president trump brought it up a couple years ago and said these agent lets that emerge that have pro potential. why rob them of a window to make

generational money in professional sports? in a situation which passes the criteria, let them play. in the case of this guy andre carter, s6'7. he said i signed up knowing if i emerge as a pro prospect i can play and then go do my service afterwards. what's the problem? now they will go ahead and bring this in. i don't get it. some people like mike gallagher seemed to have stepped up and said we have to grandfather those who went to the academy under the auspices if they emerge and want to go pro they could. >> dana: it would make sense. a quote from andre's parents. thank you to the members of congress who spoke out and worked in support of andre and other service academy cadets and mid midshipmen's who made decision. it will be imprinted upon us.

the goodness of people. you don't know how many people there would be. i don't know a lot about sports but bill is explaining sometimes the academies don't necessarily produce players like this. in this case of andre carter he seems like he could be a 1 or 2 draft pick? >> yeah, not only that, dana, what president trump said after hearing this story let's make a provision for the unique athletes to have this window. david robinson, you know him well. he grew six inches in academy. the spurs draft him number one. after roughly six months they go, go play, come back and serve in a different way. he ends up having a hall of fame career. i'm afraid of the national men or women star i will serve, i want to go serve my country, i want to be an elite officer and i will go wherever you want me to go. can i see what my potential is

in this athletic ability is not run of the mill. you know how many people go to play and just don't have what it takes to even play at an academy let gopro? why throw another monkey wrench into signing up for the academy. i'm kicking you out if you don't take a vaccine that most of us haven't looked at a booster yet and realize doesn't work against any of these areas. >> bill: i want to get this in. for congress to step in, if you've enrolled prior to june 1, 2021, you can pursue your pro-am - ambitions. >> dana: great to have you in bay head, new jersey point book shop and your paper back is out, the president and the freedom fighter. oh, hey, percy showed up. i didn't know we had that picture. that's cute. great to have you, brian. >> good to be in your backyard

and great friends and family atmosphere. people talk about full employment. if you have a family bookstore and your family works there, your family works for free and one way to get it very successful. >> dana: a great family there. kelly and her crew, a great family and fun to have you. >> bill: merry christmas. tell everybody on the radio we say hello. >> see you in the hall. from my audience to yours, thank you. >> dana: democrat controlled house plan el voting to release president trump's tax return. republicans blasting the move as turning private information to a political weapon. mark meredith is live in more. >> good morning to you. for nearly four years now house democrats are trying to get ahold of president trump's tax returns. they have them now and within days they will be made public. late tuesday the house ways and means committee detailed much of what they've already learned. how much trump paid from 2015 to 2020. the report says by claiming steep business losses, he was often able to avoid a hefty tax bill and break it down by year.

amount varied by year with $641,000 paid in 2015. by 2020 appears he did not pay any federal income tax. the i.r.s. has had a longstanding policy of auditing every president in office. democrats say the i.r.s. did not closely examine trump's taxes until 2019, well into his first term. >> we think the mandatory audit program certainly needs to be bolstered and boosted and we intend to do that as part of new investments. >> we've reached out to former president trump's team and yet to hear back. house republicans argue it is nothing more than a political stunt and believe the i.r.s. is being weaponized for political purposes. >> our worry is this will launch a dangerous new era, a new political background for frankly politics gets more divisive, more painful and i think more disheartening. >> now trump was repeatedly

criticized in the 2016 campaign for not releasing his returns but not legally required to do so. the specific returns will be released soon but house democrats have to redact certain information first. a waiting game at this point. >> dana: thank you, mark meredith. >> there is no lengths the cartel would be willing to forego to make money. i can assure you that we are matching their creativity with all the resolve and all the dedication that we can possibly muster. >> bill: title 42 about to -- it's fate is up in the air at the moment. border states are taking matters into their own hands. texas governor greg abbott has been on it and join us with his take in a moment. dangerous cold, blinding snow, flash flooding all in the forecast for millions. how this massive storm, the polar vortex. >> dana: bomb cyclone and

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to its infamous name. many chicagoans are not happy. >> no, i'm not. i was hoping that it would wait. i'm trying to get out of here friday. >> travel to and from the midwest may be impossible starting thursday through early christmas eve. last-minute shoppers are pounding the pavement and the stores. >> i mean, i'm excited for a white christmas but like anyone who is trying to travel thursday or friday is not going to be able to. so it will be a lot of people spending their christmas at the airport. >> at the kris kringle market safety plans are being worked out. >> we're monitoring the weather and temperatures and looking at the national weather service what's going on and then we'll make a decision within the next couple of days how to handle the cold at the market locations. our number one priority is the safety of our visitors, vendors,

staff. >> according to the fox forecast center, widespread 60 plus mile-per-hour wind gusts are likely around the great lakes region and the potential for some winds to reach as high as 80 miles-per-hour which would lead to tree damage and cause numerous power outages. >> i'll hunker down for sure. >> what will you do? >> watch movies. >> a luxury the pigeons won't have. looking for warmth will be front and center in the days to come. chicago and midwesterners are a hardy bunch. but here in the windy city, the winters have been pretty mild the past 5 to 10 years. what's coming in will be an absolute shock to the system here. you know what? national weather service is right when they warn people to be very, very cautious. temperatures like this, blizzard conditions with these winds could be deadly and dangerous, power outages could occur and i

hate to say it but it will be planes, trains and automobiles like the movie. travel will come to a halt. >> bill: robert ray, we'll hope for the best. >> dana: texas governor abbott also concerned by the drip freeze gripping the u.s. look at the map there. it goes all the way down to laredo and el paso for sure. abbott says president biden's lack of border policy is putting lives at risk. it is expected to create dangerous conditions for thousands of migrants camping outside. joining us now the texas governor greg abbott. the administration yesterday asked the supreme court let's punt this decision on title 42 for another week because they'll get to have their holiday. no one that works for you is going to get to spend their christmas without thinking about how to manage this crisis on the border, sir. >> so we're having to manage the crisis of the border regardless what's happening. even before the potential

lifting of title 42, we've seen this massive influx. you have to go back to see the way the biden administration has handled this whole situation. they've handled the border crisis and created the border crisis the exact way they were responsible for creating the crisis in afghanistan. completely unprepared, complete disaster, and texas is left to pick up the pieces of the disaster caused by the biden administration. >> bill: the other day vice president mike pence was with us and we asked him why this is going on. because of an open border policy. that was his answer now. you were asked about this by abc's reporter and it has gotten a lot of attention. i'll ask you about this. watch. >> you talk about the border wall, you talk about open borders. i don't think i've ever heard president biden say we have an open border, come on over. people i have heard say it are you, former president trump, ron

desantis. >> bill: how did you answer that query? >> i explained to her for one how the biden administration has been constantly talking about open borders enticing people to come into the united states. but also i explained that if you go back in time just 2 1/2 years ago it was the trump administration that imposed the title 42, the remain in mexico, the end of catch and release and building the wall. what the trump administration has done was lead to the lowest border crossings in decades. it was only after joe biden took office and used his open border policies we have an all-time record in the number of people coming across the border illegally. >> dana: i wondered about what you have seen of the omnibus bill to try to pass for the year. $25 billion for the cbp but says you can't spend it on border patrol. in the past several weeks maybe

even months karine jean-pierre, the president's white house press secretary said if republicans would just help them pass more money this problem would be solved. is that how you see it? >> well, for one, if they pass more money, but it had to be passed to be used effectively to actually secure the border. what the omnibus bill -- easy to say -- what it does not provide is for more security. look, let's go back and look at some of the outrageous things in there. i know that the united states is committed to try to help ukraine. i just wish and american people would hope that for every dollar they give to the ukraine, they would give just a dime to secure our own border. in that very bill they are giving money to tunisia but not to texas to deal with their border security problem. the priority established in that bill are reprehensible when it comes to addressing the real

needs that we have here in the united states of america and the open border policies that congress has a responsibility to step up and solve. article one, section eight of the constitution says this is congress's responsibility. they are passing a funding bill that does not have them live up to the responsibilities under the constitution. >> bill: last point here. it is not just people we're talking about here. check this out. derrick malts with rich edson. >> the end of title 42 will add a huge revenue opportunity for the cartels. it is going to increase the deadly supply of fentanyl and the tsunami of these lethal substances entering the country daily. >> bill: that alone should call for greater border security, sir. >> 100%. so just texas law enforcement alone has seized enough fentanyl to kill every american. you would think that alone would cause the biden administration to wake up and do something about it. the leading cause of death of

people between 18 and 45 is fentanyl. yet joe biden seems like he could care less about that fact. >> dana: governor greg abbott, you have a lot on your plate and wish you a merry christmas as well. >> thank you all, merry christmas to you all and everybody in our great country. >> dana: thank you. >> taliban have permanently sentenced afghan women to a darker and more barren future without opportunity. >> state department reacting on the latest taliban atrocity banning women from attending school. should the biden administration be doing more after the botched withdrawal from kabul. staggering amounts of fentanyl as we mentioned pouring into the country. bryan llenas is on that story today. bryan. >> bill, fentanyl is the most addictive and deadlyist drug in history. dea has seized a record amount of it.

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>> dana: the year is coming to a close, the dea is releasing staggering numbers, 379 million deadly doses of fentanyl in 20 202022 -- the dea says its top priority is taking down the two mexican cartels primarily responsible for bringing in the fentanyl that's killing americans. >> good morning. we're in the dea's northeast regional drug -- this morning she is sifting through a bag of 20,000 rainbow colored fentanyl

laced fake prescription pills. this year lab testing found that six out of every ten fake pills seized nationwide contains a lethal dose of fentanyl. up from four out of ten last year. 2022 saw a record increase in deadliness and supply of the drugs. the dea seized over 50 million, more than double last year and nearly 11,000 pounds of fentanyl powder. that's essentially enough to kill every single american. if you look at this. we have two milligrams of fentanyl is enough to kill. that's a fraction of the size of a penny. to put in other words, if this one gram packet of sweet and low was filled with pure fentanyl it is enough to kill 500 people. the dea seized the equivalent of 5 million packets of sweet and low filled with fentanyl powder this year. astounding. look at this map. the deadly fentanyl originates

primarily from china and india. blue lines are production equipment. red lines are ingredients. most goes to mexico where two cartels manufacture these fentanyl-laced pills smuggled across the border illegally and sold in the u.s. >> the production labs are not being met with any resistance. they are operating with impunity in mexico. the mexican government is not going after the labs. >> the dea launched the faces of fentanyl campaign to honor victims of fentanyl poisonings which are now the number one cause of death for young americans. a record more than 107,000 americans died of drug overdoses over a year, most from fentanyl po poisoning. many of the victims are taking counterfeit pills designed to look exactly like oxy, xanax and

percocet and they unknowingly taken and there is a lethal dose of fentanyl inside. >> dana: incredible story. thank you. >> bill: want to bring in the host of "the story", martha maccallum. listening to bryan's report. you see that woman and where does it end when she is going through the rainbow-colored pills. where isn't there a call to arms to go after this? >> exactly. i think the same thing. you think about crack, right, and the crackdown on crack that happened. i believe this needs to start from the top. you need to have a huge push from the white house to stop what's coming through the border. and two basic cartels who are responsible for this. the chemicals are sourced from china. you have this manufacturing labs, secret labs in mexico. so president biden is going to go there. he is going to meet with the president there. i don't know how much power the

president has over this situation at this point. but we certainly hope that there will be some action taken on this situation. the largest -- the group dying of overdoses are teenagers in america, 100,000 americans lost their lives last year to this. this is a major, major issue. and it is so frightening when you hear bryan talk about per percocet. one girl died in her high school bathroom. she and her friends thought they were sampling a percocet to see what it would feel like. >> bill: nancy reagan took on the issue in the 80s. dr. jill biden can take it on now. >> dana: president biden when he met with the president of china, i didn't see anything in there about that. >> president trump did talk to president xi about tracking down on fentanyl and the chemicals. they can't make it without the chemicals from china.

you need to disrupt the supply chain of this drug. >> dana: the news overnight taliban are saying afghan women can't go to any universities. the highest level you can go is sixth grade in afghanistan now if you are a girl. human rights watch said the taliban are making it clear every day they don't respect the fundamental rights of afghans especially women. that's not a news flash. we knew it. >> you think about all the work that was done and you were close to at the time, dana, from the bush administration to help afghan girls go to school and it was a beautiful and important part of supporting that country, which we did for over 20 years. in all of this one of the teachers said my female students are distraught and i don't know how to console them. they are watching their entire future go down the drain and told basically they can do nothing except sit at home and marry at some point.

she said she had the same experience and she said when she was a teenager. she lost many years of her own education and she said the day the taliban returned to power in kabul i knew that they would ban girls from the university. >> bill: what's so disappointing is when you listen to afghan women up until now who bragged and boasted about the progress they made and how proud they were where they had come. >> it's tragic. >> dana: as 43 used to say, no country can succeed if you suppress 50% of your people. you just won't succeed. you see changes in saudi arabia and they made some relatively remarkable progress. afghanistan ising completely backwards. >> you think about what we hear about women and inequality in this country. where is the american movement among women to stand up for these women in afghanistan and women in iran, i would point out, whose freedoms are taken away every day? where is hollywood on this?

where is the big movement to support these women who truly are oppressed? >> bill: thank you for being here. see you at 3:00. >> dana: coming up next bill and i have our predictions for 2023. >> bill: good times. stay tuned.

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a dangerous weather system about to hit millions of americans. what to know to stay safe in you're traveling. tom homan, kelly an conway and the fox weather team top of the hour. >> bill: before we go, perino. >> dana: we made predictions in 2022. i didn't do so hot. watch this. >> kate middleton will announce she is pregnant. that will be in the u.k. the rescue, which is a documentary about the thai cave rescue will win oscar. taylor swift will get engaged and what's the other one? president biden will have a new chief of staff before the end of 2022. >> bill: they told me i could do one. i predict china will not evade taiwan and putin will enter ukraine. but it will not be able to call it an all-out invasion.

i shared these with dana. in business i believe fewer paid streaming services a year from now. can't keep track of what i got already. neither can you. hulu, amazon, politics eric adams new mayor in new york will be the most talked about politician in america depending what he does with liberal policies in new york. crime, policing, bail issues. sports i predict tiger woods will not win a tournament in 2022 as much as it pains me to say that. celebrity news, i never pay attention. i predict kim and kanye will remary in 2022. great american ceremony live pay-per-view. >> i will take the other side of that. >> bill: nailed it. >> dana: you choose safe predictions. i don't know. >> bill: three minutes. do you want to do last year or -- >> dana: we just did. >> bill: why don't you do your

predictions for 2023. >> dana: okay. a little bit safe. i do think number one i do believe joe biden will visit the border in 2023. i think it's untenable for him not to. i think the bengals will win the super bowl. >> bill: the kiss of death. >> dana: i believe the usa will ban tiktok and not just on government phones. >> bill: gotcha. i don't know about the tiktok thing. i think government does a way with it. federal and state level. every level of government. it is hard thing to say for the personal side. my predictions. no peace agreement in ukraine. next year we talk about 601st day of war in ukraine. by definition, dana, the u.s. will not have a recession. by definition. no conclusion to the hunter biden case no matter what we hear from house republicans and tom brady will play one more season after this one. you like those or not? >> dana: i do.

i predicted tom brady would retire and he didn't. then he did, then he didn't. >> bill: let's go back to 1, 2, 3, 4. kate middleton announces she is pregnant. she became the princess of wales. >> dana: i didn't anticipate that one. i thought taylor swift gotten gaugeed. i don't know if he deserve the incorrect. >> putin invaded ukraine. what i said he won't call it an inflation. >> dana: what did he call it? >> it was a special operation i do believe. fewer streaming services. i think i was right. cnn plus folded. i think so. kim and kanye one, kim started dating pete davidson and kanye is canceled. >> dana: any others you were afraid to put on? >> i did not operate out of

fear. i went with what i -- i don't think tiger will win a tournament this year again. >> dana: caroline wanted me to say that tiger will win a masters this year. i said what do i know what i'm talking about? you don't think the bengals will win? >> bill: i'm not going there. thank you and merry christmas. >> dana: a great year for us and all of you and thank you for watching. harris faulkner is up next, here she is. >> harris: fox news alert. razor wire, military blockades. throngs of people huddled around fires as a polar vortex weather moves in. where is president biden now? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." biden's cruel and failing border policy on full display hours before title 42 was originally set to end. that's likely still coming. the trump-era order that was used