coming out of, for example, twitter now, now that elon musk has twitter, and you see a government that is engaging with media to suppress various views, you're going to look weak. and you're not going to look like a free country that you once were. >> todd: congressman, dr. brad wen trouble so insightful. with that "fox & friends" begins now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> griff: good times rolls when joey jones sits on the gowmp a week and rock out with country music and we hope that bloomington,s indiana loves it that's what they need although there is no surfing that i know of in indiana, which is significant because lisa boothe

who joins us on the couch now has become a professional excellent surfer. video proof of her doing it on "fox & friends" just recently. his lives i was telling griff how first of all the machine rif machine on fox square. >> lisa: i was on it for 8 seconds. >> joe: 8 seconds isn't bad. >> lisa: i thought i crushed it and i watched the video i was on it for like 2 second. >> griff: griff may have to bring it back later in the show i critique it gave it a 10. >> lisa: i grew up with three brothers. i'm used to it. >> joe: we do have a tennessee volunteer sitting between us can republicans and democrats get along? steve. >> griff: we were showing bloomington, indiana it was pitsfield, massachusetts.

i'm geographically a little off. it's thursday. what can i say? we have a big show here by the way. breaking new numbers because chaos is playing out at our southern border. stunning new video, you see here, shows suspected migrants trying to break into a texas rancher's home and it's not the first time this has happened on his property. >> lisa: meanwhile in el paso passing dropping after the national guard put up razor wire fencing. >> joe: lucas is live with the latest. >> the sec representative as well on that couch. mile long stretch of el paso. just 8 days after the texas national guard spanned a guard wire fence. reinforced the perimeter after texas governor greg abbott announced his state is adding more shipping containers to other parts of the border in addition to razor wire fence. arizona was using the same strategy until it was sued by the white house, forcing the state to reverse course.

texas national guard saying, quote, the 19th, 20th and 21st of december we had large groups of families and individuals who were wanting to come across. now it's almost a ghost town out there. and here's that video obtained by our own bill melugin a texas rancher owner in edwards county about 50 miles from the border, showing this video from fox a group of men the owner says likely illegal immigrants attempting to break into her house. border patrol agents were unable to apprehend the suspects. the opener says the suspect tried to kick down the door as you see here. unsuccessful due to thousands of dollars of recently upgraded security. here are photos posted on twitter by the u.s. del rio sector. less than 24 hours bedroom ebb countered four large groups as you see here totaling over 1400 migrants calling this normal ops and not an exception. encounters with migrants along the southern border is now five times greater than it was just two years ago, guys, according to the border patrol. that is with title 42 in place.

here is one democrat voicing outrage from his district along the southern border. >> the administration just can't say congress do the immigration reform. they have the power to do policy right now, homeland security, department is struggling with some of the more progressive white house staffers. and i hope homeland wins this particular fight. >> "the washington post" reports title 42 only usedr arrests lash for context during the trump administration it was used about 80% of the time, guys. >> griff: all right, lucas tomlinson live in washington for us. thank you. picking up on that, did you see the cover of the "new york post" today? let me show it to you with title 42 in place migrants vow to cross the u.s. border illegally. we will get inside, a quote from that mother. a 25-year-old mom of two stay saying we still have the hope of

crossing into the u.s. we want to cross legally but we will cross illegally if that's our only choice. we did see the mayor in el paso has so many beds and the red cross has medicine. we don't know if that help applies to us. many people are growing desperate in crossing illegally. another migrant in that piece joaquin saying we are here waiting trying to do things legally. you see others sneak in illegally and makes you wonder if you are the dumb one for waiting. i cannot tell you. >> joe: i'm not wrong. >> griff: the years i have covered and gone as far as honduras guatemala, caravan 7,000 miles not once but twice. spent endless days in on the mexican side of the border from juarez to mad damore raz, the pedro negras where i was most recently was president biden goes down to mexico city not the border, mind you. every single one of them says

look, we are not turning back. many given life savings to cartels to get there. there no dialing this back and the opportunity for them to succeed when they get across to get to shelters, to be released into the interior of the country has never been greater. >> joe: you know, this is the state of texas, right? the state of texas has what we call the castle doctrine, very much in play. there's a gun culture in texas. they are very much sufficient sufficient unlike any other state here. the fact we don't have incident when you watch that video of somebody trying to break into somebody's property the fact we don't have incidents every single day is a testament to the people of texas. never not without empathy or understanding they will defend their ground and their property when you watch this military. what is that military aged men? what do you think when you see that happening? if you own that property, you think they are coming to take everything and hurt you, you are going to defend yourself. the fact that part-time in texas are able to live every single day and we have had ranchers on

and land openers on and resident on and talk about how scary it is. this person spent $13,000 in security upgrades and the fact there aren't fatal incidents down there where people are defending themselves or where bad actors a tacking texans really is a testament to how well prepared people are having to be although they shouldn't have to be for something like this. >> that's the thing, especially in a state like texas where you have a strong castle doctrine law where it extends to your vehicle. surprising more illegal immigrants aren't shot by trying to break into property like this. because you have got to believe texans, they live in florida a lot of them are gun owners there because we have strong gun laws in those states. i also, i'm sick and tired of hearing about the pl he will illegal immigrants. i'm sick and tired of illegal immigrantsing our kindness. impact it's having on americans. increased crime on border towns.

places like new york city saying we can't take in any more illegal immigrants. we are breaking our infrastructure. we are breaking our healthcare, et cetera, et cetera. go back to 2006 with the secure fence act when democrats actually believed in border security and these things, right? and chuck schumer said this point blank he said illegal immigration is wrodges. he said using terms like undocumented immigrant was not strong enough because it took away from what it was. breaking the law. now you look at them and democrats. >> joe: are you pointing out that a politician flip flopped on his words? no way. >> lisa: i sure am. >> griff: you know, you put your finger on something and that is the suffering of the people in this border community, someone who well knows this crisis and spends a lot of time at the border, texas attorney general ken paxton weighed in last night about that. unlike joe biden everybody to the border many times. i have talked to ranchers and

farmers you will along the border. people are terrified because their property is being damaged, fences being cut and cattle let loose. people breaking into their houses and stealing their cars and trucks. they don't feel safe with their children. >>this is a common a downers alopped will better everyday arizona will new mexico and california. it's unfortunate that this president doesn't even have the time to meet with any of these people 2w45 have suffered. >> griff: we saw in lucas' great reporting, the numbers, the official numbers. en record. right? what cbp puts out. now, mind you when we got the november numbers, they waited 23 days to do it. 617,450. where source. that is a number they are just putting out there. gives these numbers to me. that is since the fiscal year began on october 1st.

in the past 90 days, there have been 617 migrants, only 186,000 of those have been title 42. >> i don't even know why we are also using the term it's illegal immigrants. people exploiting, trying to break our laws, come into the country illegally. break our laws. are those numbers even really encompassing, everything? >> griff: they do not include the got-aways. that's a great point. we know more than 200,000 got-aways so far in the past three months. >> lisa: and you had edges inned border towns. it's not just border towns. places like new york city. even california. gavin newsom saying if it went away break the state of california. not just border towns, the entire country now because we have an invasion at the southern border. because we have so many people coming into the united states and it's not just central america and mexico like it used to be. it's a worldwide problem where we have people coming over from all over the world, knowing that it's easy to exploit our country and break our laws.

>> joe: there is no such thing as a border town anymore. ball ton georgia northwest georgia. on the border of tennessee my uncle was t-boned by illegal immigrant driving without a license and probably drunk. my dad owned a little store a quarter mile from my house two. incidents there. the lady that played organ at our church was t-boned. the guy was so drunk because he kept hit her. not because he was wanting to hurt her but because he was trying to get away. the people come to this country don't have the opportunity to learn to get a driver's license. they don't get a driver's license they don't get an education and become a danger to themselves and others and the

list goes on and on and on on how anyone who sets people complaining about the border and illegal immigration don't have a legitimate complaint. those people are the enemy to the american people because they are lobbying for a situation that is absolutely dangerous for all involved. not just americans but for illegal immigrants that come here and live disenfranchised as well. >> lisa: this administration doesn't care. they are encouraging it. anyways, more on that later. coming up, america's crime crisis hitting home for ache valerie bertinelli. it shocking video. >> joe: winter weather wreaking the coast. leaving drivers like this stranded. ♪

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>> ashley: fox news alert. russia firing more than 100 nice ukraine early this morning. explosions heard in multiple cities across the country including in kyiv. power cuts have been ordered to help minimize damage to structure. this after ukraine rejected the last peace plan. tomorrow vladimir putin and xi jinping are expected to hold virtual talks. a stretch of interstate 70 and stretch of other highways in and around denver have are closed and because of treacherous conditions severe winter storm. parts of the state getting over a foot of snow overnight leaving dozens of drivers stand. you can follow this story and all the latest weather developments by down loading the fox weather app. to any of your connected devices and travel chaos continues at airports across the country and is leaving tanks pairs wondering where the more than $7 billion

in pandemic funding for the airlines actually went. so far this morning, more than 50 southwest flights are delayed and more than 2300 are canceled. rival airlines are now capping failures in some cities in influx of last minute books. so far spirit, delta and united and frontier committed to cutting costs to get travelers to their destinations. college bowl season. last night's games not for the faint of heart. arkansas jayhawks in the liberty bowl. razorbacks winning 55-53 in triple overtime. the university of oregon rallying against north carolina winning 28-27. the ducks capping off a 10-3 season. those are your headlines, guys. ending with football. >> griff: better get ready for the most important bowl according to this couch which is the peach bowl on new year's

eve. >> ashley: joey more like the apple region of georgia? >> joe: she listens. somebody listens to me. i had good football stuff this morning these two were like whatever. >> lisa: the orange bowl is the most important one. you win this one because georgia did better than tennessee this year. >> joe: they did. number one in the country right there. >> lisa: getting much better. >> griff: turn now to the crime crisis. israeli valerie bertinelli playy married to eddie van halen she shared something on her instagram story, an unbelievable video she said in a post we had a string of robberies in my neighborhood my next door neighbor included. this is one of the men who came to scope out my house. i think he stops because he sees

my camera lit up. the other one came an hour before him blanking scary. the police came pretty quickly and checked around the house. >> i'm installing more motion detector lights and thinking of putting barbed wire on my front fence and of course my alarm gets set every night. >> lisa: it's scary and some of these cities around america, well, you know, one in a lot of these cities you can't defend yourself. in new york city it makes it impossible to own a gun and protect yourself unlike states like florida and texas. and then you have cities that encourage lawlessness, right? you look at cities like new york where they have done cash bail reform which led to increase in crime or the state of illinois, which is getting rid of cash bail in january, including things for like second degree murder, aggravated battery, like really serious things. and then you wonder why we have a crime process in america? then you add in these george soros prosecutors who aren't prosecuting who just encourages this lawlessness we are seeing

across the country and it's sad. people should feel safe in their own homes. >> joey: i talked earlier about the state of texas. lived in georgia very much the same. pendulum states are pro-gun or as i say pro-constitution have started making it easier for you to protect yourself. states that aren't have started making it harder. you go to a state like maryland, if you use a gun to defend yourself inside your own home you are looked at with more scrutiny than the person who broke into it and tried to do you harm. americans have a really tough choice of right now just not at the ballot box but where they want to live. states like florida growing the way it is. states like georgia and texas are growing the way we are. >> lisa: and florida. >> joey: don't california our texas and don't california our georgia. we have a way of life here that allows us to defend ourselves, to hold on to more of our money. in doing so we have more respect for each other and we don't have the same problems in our rural areas that some of these states do in pretty much every area. and you look at something like this and you think, you know, if someone broke into my house,

what would i be able to do? where i live today with the skill sets i have chosen to acquire, how could i defend my family and hope that most of our viewers are asking themselves that and make choices that allow them to live freely and safely because your politicians are not doing that for you. >> lisa: can i just say gun owners get a bad wrap? we take it seriously. i just became a gun owner for the first time. i took courses to learn how to use my weapon. i bought a sig sauer 365. i wanted to be responsible with it and that's how legal gun owners, law abiding gun owners which is the vast majority. >> griff: joey, your point is so made comparison of these states and valerie bertinelli is using her platform, her ability as a star to speak out on the soft on crime policies of california. but in california, every single day we are getting an instance like this latest one a bakery in

san francisco, absolutely vandalized. having everything stolen. the bakefully san francisco, posting this on facebook. showing this image, you are seeing they took everything from our cafe last night. even our industrial safe from the basement. london breed, speaker pelosi, gavin newsom, if you cannot protect san francisco's small, local family owned businesses how can our city thrive? we're heart broken. we put so much heart into this location. we take such good care to make it beautiful and serve beautiful food and do our best on every level and this is just too sad. it happens over and over and nothing changes. please, san francisco, and california leaders, do more to care for our city and its small businesses. we deserve better. our communities deserve better. politicians fundamental basic duty is to protect and serve these communities and people like this bakery, look at this

photo. ransacked. that wasn't like someone shoplifted one thing. they absolutely devastated it. and you're seeing this sadly on a daily basis nearly out of california. and that's why valerie bertinelli is speaking up now, i think. >> lisa: some of these residents, what are you getting for paying taxes? your own government can't even protect your business from being broken in? and somehow we can come to the conclusion that prosecuting criminals is somehow racist whether in reality the justice system should be blind. right? we should just prosecute people who are committing crimes if you do the crime you get the time. unfortunately that's just not happening in so many cities in america, including san francisco, including right here in new york city and the state of new york. and it's just sad. it's wrong. but they don't vote for change. >> joey: let me just say and i believe this wholeheartedly. we report on a celebrity's house getting broken into. we report on a bakery in a relatively safe area getting broken into. we report on people getting

killed by stray bullets in shopping centers. it's absolutely true that this type of crime happens at a higher rate in much worse ways in a lot of communities that we don't get to report on because it never makes it to us because it's not shocking. it's normal, everyday life in some of these places. so the idea that crime is something that is new to us is not true. what it is, it is a tidal wave coming. you either push it back. you either go in and stop it even in those places that is common or comes to the places that it is uncommon. it is no more important that valerie bertinelli's home was broken into or any person in government housing or affordable housing somewhere. all of those people are americans that deserve safety and security and political leaders are the only ones in states like california, at least, that can provide it so they need to do it. >> lisa: you know, people go out and keep electing these people like lori lightfoot who just doesn't care. but we will get more on this later. so, coming up. texas residents are fearing for

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next guests are fearing for their safety as more and more migrants continue to flood the streets. el paso resident rose and her daughter evette join us now. rose and evette, thank you for taking time. here on the cover you can see outside of el paso a young mother and her daughter saying we will get in you are living on the front lines of it there how do you feel about this, rosy? >> i feel very unsafe because now residents are getting kind of like harassed. when i -- last week that i drove out of my parking lot going to the store four guys jumped literally on the hood of my car and asked me for a ride to the hotel. and that's very unsafe. >> griff: evette, what is your reaction to this crisis which has continued to absolutely

spiral out of control and they are now setting up these tents to try and deal with it and the numbers are just off the charts. you have got more than 100,000 in el paso. what is your reaction to this? >> > it's very out of the ordinary and very scary because we don't know who is coming through to our country like this. >> griff: rosy, who do you blame for this? who do you hold accountable? should president biden be doing more? >> absolutely. he needs to come down to the border and look at this. [inaudible] should be put in place and should be executed immediately. there's a lot of people in the thousands coming in. and it's a chaotic situation. there should be a limit as to how many asylum seekers we can accept.

>> griff: evette, i see you nodding your head yes. you feel that we should limit the number of asylum seekers. what else 2k5 asylum seekers who you feel about this. >> i just feel that you no he, yes, you know, the u.s. should help people, but i just -- it's overwhelming the number of people coming through. and there does need to be a limit. >> and, specifically, rosy, as a mother, how do you feel about the crisis now has gotten to the point that schools are being used to house migrants? >> exactly. and these-via can't dishools they are preparing for the sheltering, they are inside neighborhoods, residential area. and i feel that is very wrong because we don't know who these people are. we're not racist. we're not showing help. we want to help, but we also need to be realistic as to who these people are.

we don't know if there is pedophiles. we don't know if there are rapists and those schools are inside neighborhoods. i believe they should be sheltered away from residential areas. >> griff: evette, the school superintendent along with veronica escobar, the congresswoman from that area, said we have got to do what we can to help people. do you feel that your leaders, local leaders are letting you down on this crisis? >> i do. i feel like they're kind of neglecting u.s. citizens. residents of el paso. because we should be the number one priority as to when it comes to safety and they're not thinking about that at all. >> griff: evette. i just want to ask you one last question. because dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas has visited el paso. but it appears he hasn't seen the crisis. and he won't call it that. if you can say something directly to dhs secretary

mayorkas, what would you say? >> i would say he needs to stop lying to the american people. this is a crisis. and they need to be real about it. >> griff: well, evette and rossi, thank you for having the courage to come on and talk about it telling us what you see on the front lines in el paso. we hope for the situation to get under control. thank you very much today. >> thank you. >> griff: all right. come up. are you ready to handled unexpected extreme winter storms? well, skip bedell has you covered with his must-have gear. there's skip. that's coming up next. ♪ make me a believer, believer ♪ better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. celebrate your comeback with $5 cash back. cole hauser is an award winning actor. beyond his impressive career,

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plug it in and charge it up. this is a larger patriot power. 1800, this is their smallest sidekick 300 watt. idea is this is the actual generator. because there is no engine. no fumes. you could run this in your car. so if you keep this in your car, you have enough power to actually plug in a portable heater like this. and you can keep yourself warm for days with this thing. so, unbelievable. this will actually run your appliances at home. your refrigerator, freezer, things like that if you have an emergency situation. very portable. and if you need to charge it up because you are away from home for a couple days charge it up power of the sun. >> griff: this has usb so if your phone, which is your critical tool in the emergency. >> usb on all of these, also, the little patriot power cell. this is amazing. leave this on the dashboard of my truck. always charging up because it's solar. has usb ports in the back like carrying extra cell phone battery. really important to have all of

these devices even like flashlight. it has a big solar panel right here. so, you know, you leave these things on the dashboard of your car and they are always charging. so four patriots amazing for survival power and at last, i want to tell you about. this this thing is unbelievable. you would not believe how much power they pack into jump smart. you keep in your glove box, plug this in and put this onto your car battery. this will jump start all the way up to a heavy deville tractor-trailer. i keep this on all my vehicles. my work trucks, my personal vehicles. i have jump start completely cold dead battery with this in seconds. >> griff: hang on that flashlight will charge a car? >> when i tell you they have some magic nasa technology, there is more cranking amps in this than you would possibly believe. it will start that garbage truck behind us. with a completely dead battery. griff. >> jump smart. >> griff: how do i get it skip skip check out my website.

promo codes. >> lisa: skip 30 for the discount code. >> skip 30 for everything 30% off. single click. all this stuff is so compact. no reason not have these things in your car. and sadly if some of these motorists have these things there might not have been quawcialghtds. >> joey: is this look the book sale in elementary school do i get to go shopping here? >> you know it. you have to have a jump smart though trust me when i tell you need to have this. >> lisa: you are a good guy to have around. >> good stuff this morning. >> lisa: coming up, emergency shortage of 911 dispatchers has calls for help going unanswered. why one city believes big bonuses will help fill vacancies. >> griff: home sales fall for the tenth straight month can lower prices lure people back in the new year? house hunting tips coming up. ♪ home is wherever i am with you. ♪ home.

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who want to go out and purchase a home right now? >> sure. so right now there is a lot of analysis paralysis. a lot of information out there and buyers and sellers really don't know what to do and the market is showing that. obviously some markets cooling. you look at san francisco and seattle down 10% from peak. where they look at markets, they are still up 0% from march of 2020. so, naturally, you know, real estate as we know is cyclical. stocks are somewhat cyclical as well. we can't expect home prices to continue to go up and up and up. we have seen these decreases but, next year for 2023. we are going to have what i call the year of normalcy. we should expect price gains to continue but not these like 10, 20, 30%. not these double dignity increases but instead a normal markets of anywhere from 5 to maybe 8%.

9%, 10%. so, if you are a seller right now and if you truly think that, you know, maybe you are not going to be able to make money. you are freaking out. something like that. it might be a good time to sell because, in most markets, you're still able to make a substantial amount of money because we have seen price gains for so long. the past two, two and a half years. >> lisa: we had the fed chairman talking about how we would see this difficult reset in the housing market. is that what we are seeing or what are you seeing? >> so, of course, you know, if you look at mortgage rates, i mean, it's been a wild ride. the past year, year and a half, we have seen under 3 percent for a 30 year fix and seen over 7% for a 30 year fixed. right now looking at anywhere from 6.2 to 6.3 for a 30 year fix and the national association of realtors expects next year to see about 5.7 towards the middle to the end of next year. i even think that we might see

anywhere from 5%, maybe even slightly lower. a lot of buyers, i would suggest that if you still find a home that you love, because, inventory is still extremely tight, find that home, lock it down, buy it now. take advantage of rates slowly coming down and then know that rates are still expected to come down next year and then you can go ahead and refinance. but the other trend that i'm seeing with buyers is that they are getting more particular. so, because rates are higher, they are not close to zero anymore. buyers really want to make sure that they have everything in that home, every bell and whistle. they are really going towards the newer home. they are trying to get builder incentives put into place. they are trying to be in the power seat again. they are trying to have that ability to say i'm not going to pay list price. i'm not going to pay overprice. i'm not going to remove my inspection contingency and appraisal con continue general civility i'm going to feel good about buying a home again.

>> lisa: i like what you said about 20235 year of knowledge is i. music to a lot of people's ears who just want a little bit of normalcy in our lives again. sam and also i'm a miamien as well. i live in miami. thanks for your time appreciate it. thanks for breaking all that information down. take care. coming up, as the southwest flightmare continues, pete buttigieg is under fire after a new report shows that he was warned about this very scenario over the summer. that's next. ♪ ♪ rocking out a little sun dress ♪ you got me fired up ♪ ♪ hotter than the hooter this truck ♪ fired up ♪

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