2022 is over. hurrah! 2023. here we come, girl. i hope everyone's having a great time. and that you had a new year's that you can't forget. ♪. [playing of "the star-spangled banner"] ♪

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>> three, two, one, happy new year! ♪. >> good morning, everybody, kicking off first edition of "fox & friends," the year of our lord, 2023. out with the old. in with the new. it was a night of fun and festivities why your regularly scheduled hosts are not here this morning. guaranteed they are sleeping as they should be. looking live at dubai's celebration. we saw london as well. celebrations all over the world and now you are celebrating with us. >> disrespect from the anchors. they decided at 11:45 to prank

call me. carley: on the air? joey: mentioned during the hit. you're young. todd: i put those suckers down at 8:00. i was not playing. carley: i expire at 7:00 p.m. i go into my crypt. and sleep. lawrence: after a little tequila. >> how are you feeling? lawrence: not as chipper as you, carley. todd: this is late for us. we're on between 4:00 and 6:00. carley: true when you fill in on "fox & friends" it is obviously a longer show but you do get to set your alarm back, which is

amazing. todd: so awesome. carley: i'm going from 12 to 1:45? this is fantastic. todd: i got to watch football. it was a michigan game you got to lose. tough one for the shimkus household. carley: we're recovering. this is the first day where people kick-start theirs. do you make them? you are trying to lose weight. todd: got to lose weight. i tell you tale of the tape, boys and girls. i weighed in at whopping 206.3. sound effect for that? carley: 206.2. todd: i have to get down to 175 on my birthday by march 28th. lawrence: pace yourself. lifestyle choices, doesn't have to be done with hundai. as some one lost 75-pounds. you will burn out. carley: feels like you're perfect. lawrence: spend more time with me dog.

brought me a lot of joy. i stopped doing them. you don't do them. you get stressed out. i told pete, i dumped them. todd: what about you? have a baby? carley: vow to have a baby. lawrence: i'm excited about the baby. i will spoil this boy. >> get him red bottomed shoes? lawrence: yes i will. carley: do they make baby louis vuitton's. lawrence: they do. carley: sends your new year's resolutions. friends @fox news.com. we have great footage. all american eve special live from nashville hosted by pete, will, rachel. check it out. >> how are we feeling tonight? [cheering] i'm not running for president in

2024. i see that sign, thank you, sir. >> i know they say no one's perfect but, they haven't met you. i want to spend the rest of my life with you. i love you. july -- julia. >> omg. >> yes! >> lawrence jones. lawrence: what are you doing? >> partying in the new year, roll into "fox & friends," no problem, no problem. lawrence: i am young. somebody decided to call out tomorrow for doing this show. >> don't wear it in the water. it weigh you down. oh, my gosh. they're dancing, ladies and gentlemen, you're dancing polar bear. >> personal privilege, am i

wearing the hat right to rip? is this looking okay? >> yeah, it also all right. >> get your ass on that boat. let's go hegseth. road quote will cain, are you watching this? >> we're watching you. pretty impressive. >> there it is. >> down goes hegseth. >> jimmy failla has been talking a lot of trash about will all night. jimmy hates the cowboys. he will big hum right off. >> good form. >> later in the show, like who can we call, who can we wake up? what have we got? >> what the heck is going on with you people? what the heck is going on? >> five, four, three, two, one. happy new year! [cheering]

todd: you don't see andy cohen waking up karl rove. carley: that is fantastic. i'm seeing fresh eyes. i went to bed at 8:00. that was so fun. you got no sleep. lawrence: what was crazy, they called me 11:45. i didn't make it to the new year. i passed out so fast. i woke up this morning with all the messages saying happy new year from family members. how the hell did i fall asleep that fast. they also lost me. carley: karl rove got a prank call. lawrence: how does karl have a blazer on? always on point. todd: sleeps on point. carley: there was engagement. nick from weather was dancing, diving into the ocean, doing the polar bear challenge. we do have serious news. a fox news alert. overnight three nypd officers

were stabbed near times square. todd: get this, officers was serving his first shift before the attack. lawrence: lucas, what can you tell us about the attack. >> reporter: the new york police department is calling this an unprovoked attack two hours before the ball dropped. two officers received serious blows to the head. one officer engaged the suspect, shooting him in the shoulder. it took place on west 57th street and 8th avenue. one is eight year veteran suffered a head laceration. another one a rookie cop first day on the josh. he suffered a fractured skull. thee nypd officers were taken to the bellevue hospital. they were attacked by this machete outside of the times square.

trevor bikford, from maine. they are investigating his jihadist posts. eric adams spoke earlier about the attack. >> these officers responded in professional manner and all the officers involved. must said even after the incident took place, the responding officers made sure the scene was under control. all three of the officers are in stable conditions and there are no credible threats to new yorkers at this time. >> reporter: labor union that serves active nypd detectives, said in a tweet, detectives and fellow costs face grave danger every day and new year's eve is no different. they're courageously fighting vie recognize across the city including nypd officers who were assaulted tonight and fortunately recovering. in mobile, alabama, gunshots sent thousands of people fleeing. one person is dead, nine others shooting during a shooting

during the 15th annual moon pie over mobile event. police don't have a motive for this attack. no arrests have been made at this time. happy new year, guys. carley: lucas, on the nypd attack, being investigated as possible of terrorist incident because of alleged jihadist writings he had online. do we have any indication what he was saying? >> reporter: no indication, carley. these guys coming from maine to new york with a machete this is bad news. this guy was trying to take out a cop. thank goodness no one was killed. todd: wasn't just here for the ball drop. carley: thank you, lucas. speaking of safety, we have seen what has happened in cities across the country that have lenient bail laws. with that in mind, do you know earlier this year illinois passed something called the safe t act, amazing by called the

safe ht act which almost eliminate cash bail. no bail for second-degree murder, kidnapping, armed robbery, aggravated dui, no bail for any of those crimes. almost anyone in the state was against this besides cook county which includes chicago. thankfully at the 11th hour the state supreme court halted the law going into effect. it was set to go into effect today. lawrence: i was shocked when i got this news this morning. we've been covering this own "cross country." seemli entire legislature was supporting this. i did not expect a liberal supreme court in illinois to block this. i mean this would have done significant damage to big cities like chicago. if you look at the stats right now, theft up 56%. robbery, 14%. burglary up 14%. you know what has been happening

every single weekend. death and destruction in this major city of chicago. it seems like it has fallen on deaf ears. todd: lower court ruled the law was an unconstitutional. the supreme court of illinois took it a step further, quote, would unfairly take discretion on bail out of hands of judges. just from a logical perspective, you don't need my lawyer hat on you need a judge to determine totality of circumstances, stealing a loaf of bread to feed your family, maybe there is argument to be made we don't need cash bail on that. any violence should not be open to discussion. literally you get new york city. if you can't afford bail, here is a thought, don't stab someone. seems pretty simple. carley: i can't believe with all the evidence we have when it comes to how cities are faring with crime, with all of that in mind illinois would go heat and eliminate cash bail for some of the most serious crimes you can

commit. do you know under this program, this law, jb pritzker signed into law, ankle monitors, chicago has the largest program for ankle monitors in the nation, would give criminals off 48 off the ankle monitors before police could respond. take the ankle monitor, two days. todd: a head start. carley: before police intervene to try to find you. you could be anywhere by that time. lawrence: carley, these ankle monitors are not monitored by the police department. they are monitored by a private company. there has been almost, almost 70% of these people with the ankle monitors, they just toss them off. they know how to disable them. >> this doesn't get nearly enough attention. lawrence: not enough coverage at all. this is just illinois. this is coming across the country. this is the big message, do criminals feel like they have leeway to commit crimes? repeat offenders, cory brooks, a

pastor on the roof top, trying to hold criminals accountable by building community centers, he says they need to be held accountable. watch. >> i believe in reconciliation. i know there is lot of recidivism, people need help and assistance to get back on a track. i believe that in my heart. i believe accountability. they talk about equity, criminals getting equity, they're not taking into consideration the victims. every single day we work in project hood with victims, families impacted by violent crimes, who are have having struggling times getting back on track. i wishing put more emphasis on victims of crimes, fixing neighborhoods than giving criminals more power. we need to move away from race but see them for what they are, that being criminals. these hardened criminals need to do the time, they need to be accountable. we're not talking about petty crimes here. we're not talking about that

situation. we're talking about hardened criminals. carley: todd and i interviewed a business owner from buffalo on friday and his business was looted on christmas day. because of the storm, a lot of people used that as an opportunity to loot because all the businesses businesses were . he had to watch his business get destroyed by these two looters through the security camera on his cell phone. can you imagine celebrating christmas in that way? he said he thinks the guys will get caught because the secure h security camera has good technology, clear shots of his face. he knows now they will not be held accountable. lawrence: they lost their police chief couple months ago, ran him out. he is a black police chief. carley: in buffalo? lawrence: in buffalo, they lost their police chief this is a town that has this liberal mayor, proposed all different reforms. police were trying to work with the community to bring them

together, be tough on crime, still when bad apples did wrong, that was not enough, so he left. todd: the left is committed to helping criminals not the victim. we start with sad news. anita pointer, one of the founder members of the r&b group pointer sisters has died. they rose to fame in the '70s and 08's, with hits like this. ♪. great song there, the grammy-winning group saw 27 singles hit the billboard top 100. anita pointer died at her beverly hills home surrounded by her family. she was 74 years old. thousands of california residents under floodwaters after storms battered part of the state. flooded roadways have been shut down. the national weather service issuing a alert after a levee

failed in sacramento county. this photo from santa cruz county, showing a massive sinkhole. wow, that is big. outrage a after one of the nation's top high schools it reportedly with held awards because it didn't want to hurt students feelings. they are calling for the prints pal to be fired. virginia lieutenant governor is demanding an investigation tweeting, quote, our children's education is not a zero sum game. we have cannot punish success in order to have quote, equal outcomes at all costs. that is literally what is in the guiding principles of this district, in writing. and sorry, carley, we got to do this we'll start with the good one. you don't really care about this one. college football playoffs, university of georgia rallying from a late-night deficit against ohio state to clinch the spot in the second consecutive national title game. >> it is on the way.

no good. he hooked it! georgia is going to survive. todd: i lied, you dough care about this game. carley: if you're a michigan fan you care deep low about the outcome. todd: this game is wild. they will take on texas christian university, tcu, in next week's title game after of the horning froms stunning michigan winning 51-45. watch this, espn analyst, robert griffin iii learned big news. >> really? >> what are we doing? in the middle of the the game. >> what is he doing? >> i got to go. >> to the bathroom? wait a minute. congratulations. let's go. todd: wife in labor. got to leave the sideline, from the college to the pros, now, full slate of nfl games to look forward today on fox. headlined by saints and eagles

clashing 1:00 p.m. on another network, my gave ants can clinch the playoff better in a season nobody expected them 1:00, adam klotz's colts. carley: i hope robert give inch didn't have to travel far. you can miss the moment. todd: his third or fourth kid. carley: each one you want to be there. congratulations to him and his wife. that is amazing. todd: those are your headlines. carley: president biden may be soaking up the sun on vacation but he won't shine, but he won't shine away light on 2024? did i read that write? todd: sure. carley: there is an election coming up but will joe run that is the question as this knew year's edition of "fox & friends" continues. got through it. ♪.

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♪. todd: catholics around the world remembering the life and legacy of pope the 16th who passed

away at the age of 95. lawrence: preparation for his funeral at st. peter's square next week. carley: lauren green live in rome. >> reporter: good morning, carley, good morning lawrence. there is somber necessary in roam because of the death of pope emeritus benedict xvi. we're learning more about his life. he died on the first floor of the apartments in the vatican gardens. his last words were said in german, native tongue, which means jesus i love you. benedict's personal secretary spoke to the pope and he said prayers over the pontiff. a special mass yesterday at new york's st. patrick's cathedral and cardinal timothy dolan art bishop of new york. >> yes we mourn his death.

we miss him very much. we are sad but we also praise almighty god for the gift that he was, his 96 years. >> reporter: president bidennen a catholic tweeted of benedict, he will be remembered as a reknowned theologian with lifetime of devotionthe church guided by his principles and faith. may he continue to be inspiration to all. he was the first pope in six centuries to resign paving the way for the francis papacy. two men opposite personalities some would say but brothers in faith. tomorrow benedict's body will be moved to st. patrick's basilica, st. peter's basilica rather where the faithful will be able to pay their respects. back to you guys. carley: lauren green live in rome. thank you very much. the funeral will be on thursday. per ben death's wishes he wanted it to be a simple ceremony.

no surprise coming from the humble man that he was. lawrence: didn't like the spotlight at all. i think that is part of the reason why he was no longer pope, he knew when it was time. todd: he said it was health reasons. that was 10 years ago. lawrence: still writing afterwards. sad to see him go. carley: president biden, he is on vacation right now living large in st. croix. he did share a knew year's message with americans in the form of a twitter video with the caption, in 2022 we took on some of our nation's greatest challenges and delivered. watch this. president biden: today offers proof that the soul of america is vibrant, the future of america is bright, and the promise of america is real. it is never easy but we're proving that america, no matter how long the road, progress does come. [applause] there is nothing you can't

achieve. that's who we are. >> from australia. just became a citizen. president biden: go ahead love you. thank you for picking us. lawrence: i sometimes feel pranked. can you say 75% of the country say we're headed down the wrong path but then releasing the video. was this to rally us, oh, there is some hope. or they feel like they have been doing a great job. todd: what they don't realize the american people don't care about any things in the video. what they care about the things not in the video. record high inflation in 40 years, record high border border crossings. inflationary pressures will exacerbate a recession. we're in one, breaking news. it is going to get worse. energy costs will get real bad as the winter gets colder. don't forget summer driving season around the corner. it will be bad.

i got a note my electricity will basically double in 2023. that ain't good. when title 42 ultimately goes away the border will get exponentially worse, that will lead to more fentanyl and more deaths of american citizens. carley: michael goodwin has a post about 2023 wishes. he wants joe biden and donald trump to bow out of the presidential race. joe biden front his biggest achievements to prove two assessments on him. robert gates said biden has been wrong on every single foreign policy and national security issue over the past four decades. barack obama cautioned everybody you should never underestimate joe's ability to [bleep] things up. he goes on to say, unfortunately president biden continues to be uniformly wrong and [bleep] up nearly everything he touches. his words, not mine. lawrence: the question, is will he run? here is the president. >> talk to your family about running for re-election, sir.

president biden: there is election coming up? >> yes. president biden: i didn't know that. todd: i thought this vacation literally was designed to he and hits family could decide whether or not he is going to run. carley: to be fair, i don't think he will shout yeah, i'm running. todd: you know people expect that, you publicly stated that was the purpose of the question. not like a question from drew barrymore about puppies. carley: according to suffolk university "usa today poll" came out 65% of people think the country is on the wrong track. 41% strongly disapprove of president biden, yet the administration does feel like there is some wind at their back because of the midterm elections results. i think he will throw his hat in the ring. lawrence: if not joe biden for the democrats, then who? carley: that is the big question. coming up a suspect arrested in

the murder of four-eyed hoe students could waive extradition as police believe he is the sole suspect and continue to search for a murder weapon. a retired fbi agent will join us on the next steps towards justice next.

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♪. >> we truly believe we have the individual that committed these crimes. we'll continue to look for a, our investigation may gather more information. we're still putting this picture together and you know, doesn't stop just because we make an arrest. actually it begins. lawrence: police believe the suspect charged with murdering four university of idaho students acted alone as they continue to search for the weapon. 28-year-old phd student is scheduled to appear in pennsylvania court on tuesday. where his attorney says he will waive his extradition. retired fbi agent joins us now.

jennifer, thank you so much for joining the program. i found this very surprising. he already started to play some mind games. he said when he was arrested that did they catch someone else? this is a guy that has studied the criminal justice system, studied past killers. his attorney says he is going to waive that extradition. were you surprised by that, ma'am? >> no, i actually wasn't. i think he definitely wants to be in control of the narrative from this point on and he is willing to go back and face charges, probably confident in some way for some reason that, he can beat this. lawrence: let's talk about this. police they had some difficulties capturing this guy at first. do you think it's because, we know he was very sloppy. so he made a lot of mistakes. we'll talk later in the program about the dna they used to connect him to the scene of the crime. do you think him being so astute how the criminal justice system works, how investigations work,

caused some problems for investigators? >> oh, absolutely. you know was well-versed in crime nollgy, having a bachelor's degree, a master he's degree working on a phd. this person was well-studied on serial killers. he studded under a doctor, which is very important he would have received, surveys he sent out. all the information he received from past criminals. lawrence: he is a clear narcissist from some of his posts. he thinks he can outsmart the criminal justice system. he doesn't realize no matter how much you know about the criminal justice system you can't escape forensic. what do you expect to happen in the court of law though? >> i imagine that the case is very strong, not only because of dna but the links with the elantra.

the social media, his information from his cellular phone, digital and forensics evidence. i would suspect on the four search warrants that they served they will find other information that ties him to that crime scene. lawrence: jennifer, we're not talking about circumstantial evidence right here. they're charging him with first-degree murder. they got a lot of information on this guy. ma'am, thanks so much for joining the program this morning. happy new year. >> thank you, happy new year. lawrence: so coming up did you know kamala harris wants to address the root causes of migration? >> must address the root causes. the root causes of migration. the root causes of migration. the root causes of migration. the root causes of migration. lawrence: after all of that talk no action. with over four million migrant encounters under her watch. former dea special operations director derek maltz reacting next on "fox & friends."

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>> more than four million migrants have illegally entered the country since vice president harris vowed to address quote, the root causes of migration nearly two years ago. our next guest says the administration's failure at the border has made america less safe. former dea special operations director derek maltz joins us now. derek, good morning. happy new year. >> happy new year, carley, thank you very much. carley: absolutely. you know addressing the root causes of the illegal immigration crisis was never going to fix the immediate issue but now two years in, four million people later, looks like she is not even doing that? >> right. i mean, look, the white house can't even describe her role. she has a record of failed accomplishments at the border. if you look at just in fiscal year 2020, 458,000 apprehensions. fiscal year 2020, 2.7 million.

48% increase. we have a fentanyl emergency in america. we have humanitarian crisis. we have dead migrants all over the border. these poor people in the journey, how dangerous it has been, with the sex trafficking, the abuse of these children, the stash houses on the border, it es unbelievable but yet the vice president can go to the philippines and say hello and thank you to the filled european fishermen but not gone down the entire year to the brave men and women on the border, the cpb, to thank them for the unbelievable job that they have been doing. it is really un-- you can't even make this stuff up. how does the american public feel? everyone in america is impacted from the lack of security at the border. so she's failed miserably. she needs to be held accountability. carley: absolutely. a lot of failure comes in the form of fentanyl poisonings affecting so many americans.

you've said california seened 2200% increase in fentanyl related deaths in the past five years. >> absolutely. let's look at arizona for example, carley. the dea just announced, the dea in phoenix alone, with their counterparts seized 25 million fake pills. the dea has put out a warning that six out of 10 pills have a potentially lethal dose. the dea as an agency seized over 50 million pills. cpb on wednesday seized another 1.2 million pills. the production in mexico is off the charts. what this vp border czar has done empowered the cartels, empowered the corrupt government officials, empowered the chinese officials and americans are suffering. americans are waking up 300 a day to a call their kid passed

away from a deadly substance coming in from mexico. it is the government's responsibility to protect all americans but right now they have failed miserably. in san diego they just announced 2375% increase in fentanyl related deaths in the last five years. the teen deaths are off the charts. we have kids 12 years old, 13 years old, 14 years old dying in their bedrooms from this deadly substance. guess what? the president and the vice president, they're not even talking to the public about the dangers of fentanyl. i remember the vp was talking to some kids one day about nasa, about space, which is great but why not talk to the kids about this deadly fentanyl that is killing at historic levels. carley: derek, the leading cause of death among young people right now. president biden is meeting with the president of mexico, january 9th. it will be very interesting to see if this issue comes up at all. let's hope it does. it is deadly serious.

derek, thanks so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> carley, one last thing, i want to make sure everyone knows, the president himself said that the drug crisis is an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security of america. he appointed the border czar to do her job and she has failed. carley: great point. absolutely. well-said, derek, thank you so much. hauer recognize, over to you. lawrence: he was fired up and right, thanks, carley. we have a couple headlines. supreme court justice john roberts end of year report includes no updates of the court's internal investigation into how the roe v. wade draft opinion was leaked to the public in the summer. justice roberts also reinforcing the need for judicial security after several justices and federal judges were targeted by violent attacks over the summer. roberts report reads in part, we must support judges by insuring their safety. a judicial system cannot, should not live in fear. but what is he going to do about

it. forbes crowning tampa as the best city to live in in florida with jacksonville, gainesville close behind. the list is based on on average home price, income, unemployment and crime rate. forbes says tampa is special because of its beaches, major sports teams, museums, and public transportation. those are the headlines. turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the fox weather forecast. rick: dodged a big bullet with the hurricane this year because it went to the south. your testimonies not bad. 13 in fargo, you can live with that for january 1. a lot of fog across parts of the south, especially immediate coastline driving across any of these roads be careful. one big storm in the west, will have big impacts for us this week. we talk more about this coming up in the next hour. lauren lawrence, send it back to you. lawrence: thanks, rick. mike huckabee joins us to kick

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adding more alcohol. it will make it last longer. carley: the question when do you jump off that train? >> but virgin marys are good. this is my friend justin johnson's bloody mary mix. i love it. it's a powder. one tablespoon with three ounces of water. carley: super easy. >> super easy. convenient, versatile. called bloody point evolution, check it out. here is the bloody mary. we'll try this in a minute. i want to go over here to the replenishers. you were saying something -- lawrence: i drink this every day. >> what do you love about it? lawrence: there is no jitters. there is no crash. >> right. lawrence: it gets you up. gets you moving. >> it is and energy drink. that is the key with the energy drinks. three top tips. want lowest amount of sugar. you don't want ones with a packed a lot of sugar. appropriate amount of caffeine. some have 2 to 300 milligrams of caffeine. 400 a day from the fda is

recommendation. you have can get the jitters if you have too much of them. added boosters. amino acids and b-12, things like that. one of the things i like is the macha and green tea together. carley: macha is so in. >> it is. zillion more caffeine than green tea. todd: rolling out on the couch, i tied one on, i'm struggling right now, what is the number one peals of advice? >> i would not drink more. anything with color. you will get chemicals and all the natural plant based, things plant based. that is really the way to do it. drink a lot of water. carley: electrolytes, hydrate. what about greasy foods. is that a real thing? >> we talked about that last year. it wouldn't make me feel good but french fries. i'm addicted to french fries. >> why not. anything to get through it. lawrence: absorb it. >> exactly. todd: booze for three months. can i smell the vodka.

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♪. ♪ they're playing my song, butterflies fly away ♪ todd: miley had her own new year's eve show last night, not to be outdone by our new year's eve show on the great fox news channel. with that you're watching "fox & friends" on a day avenue years eve, which i'm told, my source