addressed now. this is preventing the congress from being functional. >> todd: congressman elect ryan zinke, we certainly hope you have a much shorter day dealing with all of these shenanigans today than you did yesterday but we'll see. we appreciate you getting up early on the day regardless. >> i still remain an optimist. let's hang in there and get the job done. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ >> day two of the new congress and still no speaker of the house. >> my hand is starting to cramp. >> after three failed tries kevin mccarthy will be back at it in a few more hours hoping to gain more votes. >> there is a point where you go from negotiation to a hostage situation. >> brian kohberger will be heading back to idaho where he will face murder charges for the killings of madison, kaylee, ethan. >> we're glad we live in the state of idaho with the death penalty. >> improving after scaring cardiac arrest during monday

night's game although he is still sedated and in critical condition. >> trying to get him to breathe on his own. taking it day by day. >> florida keys seeing a massive surge of boat landings. >> shut down will park. >> migrant encounters are up over 400 percent. >> when you reward people for violating our laws, that's when people are going to come. >> will israel be fully open to the public first time in 2,000 years. the cherished site is where jesus healed a blind man. ♪ i heard you were a wild one. oh ♪ show how you do. >> ainsley: good morning, dallas. miss sally doocy this is your wake-up call. >> good luck. >> ainsley: she list there now. >> steve: she does, indeed.

>> ainsley: good morning it's wednesday, january 4th. >> steve: first wednesday of 2023. >> brian: unanimous vote to go forward or do all rounds. without all three of us voting we are not going to do the show. unbelievable what took place yesterday. >> ainsley: how many fox news alerts did you get on your phone yesterday? >> brian: nonstop. see them vote. it's going to be a vote. no, they are voting again. well, what precedent do you have? nobody had a precedent. 100 years ago when we had just gotten 00 air in 1923. doing something similar like that. just to see them vote and do the same thing over and over again and then make speeches tone doors kevin mccarthy and have him not get -- i thought was the craziest scenario. >> steve: it was a disaster for the republicans. >> ainsley: it was. >> steve: a simple disaster. let's start with the disaster. it's 6:02 in washington and we look live on capitol hill still no house speaker voted in on day two of the new congress that was supposed to happen yesterday at noon. here we are 18 hours later, no speaker.

>> brian: right. republican leader kevin mccarthy, he's got a nice big office but no title vowing to continue his pursuit of the gavel despite fierce pushback as democrats kick back and watch. >> ainsley: david spunt in live in washington with all the details. this is just theatrics, right, david? 200 people in favor of mccarthy and a few of heats holdouts. >> steve: that's all it takes. >> brian: no one changes their mind. >> really something being called rebels on the house floor after a few hours off from that drama on the house floor, kevin mccarthy and his supporters, guys, will be back at it today hoping to gain more votes like 15 or 20 to be specific, with 20 republicans holding out, mccarthy just cannot be speaker. actually, the house can't even go on with its business. the margins over democrats just too razor thin to begin with. mccarthy has no plans to crop out. will stay on for a fourth ballot, a fifth ballot, even sixth if necessary according to those close to him. on the first round, 203

republicans voted for him. on the third and final round yesterday, he was down to 200. he lost three votes. these are the republicans who voted against mccarthy in the third and final round yesterday. now, in that final round. as i said, those rebels, they are being called, voted for jim jordan who scuntd even want the role of speaker. >> our candidate is jim jordan. he may not want it right now but george washington did not want to be president. he did what was right for his country. >> jordan is seen as a hard line member of the republican base who really wants to run the house judiciary committee. >> the differences we may have, the differences between joyce and jordan or biggs and bacon, they pale in comparison to the differences between us and the left, which now, unfortunately, controls the other party. so we had better -- we had better come together. and i think kevin mccarthy is the right guy to lead us. >> despite the 20 votes against

him, mccarthy does have plenty of supporters, 200 of many of them are angry this is turning into just spectacle. mccarthy himself played it cool, calm and collected late last night. at least publicly, telling reporters in part quote i think we'll find our way to get there and this is a healthy debate. it might not happen on the day we want it but it's going to happen. before the first vote was even cast yesterday morning, democrats predicted multiple problems for republicans. that is a familiar picture right there of democrats with popcorn. congressman elected lu tweeted about to go to the house floor with popcorn in hand even if they have been elected before

congressman elect yesterday at noon the last congress ended and they were about to swear in everybody after they got a speaker but they don't have a speaker. so everybody is designated as a congressman elect. meanwhile, the "new york post" summarizes it absolutely perfectly. they say grow up. small group of republican saboteurs blocks mccarthy from taking power. michael good win says stop this madness and go after biden. that's what you were elected to do. >> ainsley: making republicans look ridiculous. newt gingrich was on with sean last night. i was watching his show. he said on monday night he has sources that said they went in to meet with mccarthy. three of these individuals, these holdouts and they presented 30 demands to mccarthy. and he says it was blackmail. they were saying well we will vote for you if you give so and so a committee. if you give so and so the chairmanman position. he said you cannot give into these holdouts. we don't give into other people when there are hostage

situations we can't give in here. >> brian: so, what are they asking for? i don't know. you get to the bottom of it. one thing is pretty clear the meeting they had in the morning before the vote didn't go well because mccarthy said i'm done giving in. this is the way it's going to be. i deserve this. i have earned this. mike rogers warned everyone you better vote for mccarthy and lose senate seats. chip roy started cursing and said how dare you a hard no ever since. they want to get on the committees they want. everyone in the freedom caucus want to get on their committee. wanted to have that five vote margin if they want to oust the speaker. whoever it is. he got that they also want to set up a separate legal authority to investigate the fbi and other law enforcement agencies. and he did not want to give into that. he says we have systems and committees for that no reason for that. >> ainsley: pay down the deficit, too. ralph nor man. >> brian: in nine months want to raise the debt ceiling again. i want guarantee he is not going

to give. if blaming him for $32 trillion in debt. listen, yeah. to put it on his shoulders ones to the immediate left writing the bills than the ones in power i find it astounding. >> ainsley: ridiculous the 20 did change the minds of the 200. work with mccarthy. find out what they want they can work together. mccarthy has already agreed to the motion to vacate. if they don't like him they can remove him. nancy pelosi took that out, of course so they couldn't remove her. that's been tradition. if they don't like his job. the job that he is doing. put him in. if you don't like it later on do the motion to vacate. this is not unprecedented. everyone needs to hold their horses. this was one day, three different vote. we haven't seen this in 100 years. but it's not unprecedented. it's happened 19 times. the speaker needing more than one ballot in 1923 nine ballots. 1855, 1 # 3 ballots. >> steve: right. keep in mind, in the capitol building, they have a bunch of

doors. all these meetings are supposed to happen behind closed doors before the public part because, when you're out in public, suddenly everybody gets to see what you're doing. there was some horse trading but, obviously, it was not enough. you know, for the most part, these 20 renegade or sable tour republicans, what they wanted was their agenda is to defund, disrupt and dismantle the government and not participate in it. marjorie taylor green, who is normally a fire brand on the republican side she said of this it's a disaster and she said if the base only understood that 19 republicans voting against mccarthy are playing russian roulette with our hard-earned republican majority right now, in is the worst thing that could possibly happen. those 20 in particular were pointed out by michael waltz, the congressman elect from down in florida when he was talking last night to bret baier. watch. >> there's a point where you go

from negotiation to a hostage situation. and 90% of the republicans that were voted into this majority can't be held hostage for the agenda of a very few. especially when there's been a lot of concessions toward that agenda. i think many of them were very good. but, defend, when asked what will it take and you don't have an answer, it just seems like it's becoming, i don't know, personal or there's not a real strategy there or the goal posts are moving. it's really not clear. but what is clear is what we were elected to do. that is to stand up to the democrats in the senate. to stand up to the biden administration and get this country back on track. and we have laid out in a commitment to america to do it. but we can't get started. we can't even swear in until we get past. this. >> brian: i think it's embarrassing for democrats in the beginning, great days on the other side. after a while i have my family here. i would like to get sworng. in get a picture have. a formal day. a lot of people worked hard and spent a lot of money to

position. can't have that photo op. watch take place we can't even do our job. pete sessions says no doubt about it. republicans lost a lot of prestige. i don't know how this ends even though he is a hard vote for mccarthy because all those 20 seem very dug in. yeah, they are all dug in. byron donalds is the one who wasn't. he was on mccarthy's side and he jumped over and voted for jim jordan. >> ainsley: he said mccarthy didn't have the vote. >> brian: why? we'll find out in 12 minutes. >> ainsley: well, i just told you. >> brian: i'm going to try this. we'll find out if he still feels the same way he did when he told ainsley why. >> ainsley: i'm watching. >> brian: thank you. >> ainsley: the parents of the murdered idaho student kaylee goncalves has a message for the killer. >> we're glad we live in the state of idaho where we have the death penalty. >> ainsley: demand for justice. >> brian: remains in critical condition after collapsing on

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>> ainsley: the man accused of killing four university of idaho students in their sleep is agreeing to being extra tighted back to idaho after first court appear innocence pennsylvania. >> steve: one of the families of one of the victims is speaking out on what they hope happens to their daughter's killer. >> brian: todd piro joins us with more. todd? >> todd: good morning. kaylee goncalves make it clear what they would like to happen. mother thinks brian kohberger deserves the ultimate punishment, watch. >> well, considering that this person went in there that night with the intent to kill and showed no mercy, unprovoked, and

killed our daughter, her best friend, and their two friends, we are glad that we live in the state of idaho with the death penalty. >> despite how difficult it has been, kaylee's father grateful to one step closer to having closure. >> fast enough for a father? you're inpatient and you want to know everything right then and there but i feel good. i feel a little bit lucky knowing that we have somebody and there's a person of interest. nothing feels worse than having nobody and just nothing but doubt and seven weeks to that or close seven weeks of that was a tremendous amount of pressure on us. >> todd: brian kohberger making his first court appearance since being charged with the murders of kaylee, madison ethan and z.

we are learning new details about the washington state grad student's arrest. police say force was used in executing the search warrant at kohberger's family home pennsylvania early friday morning. investigators hired by kohberger's defense team went to the home where the murders took place. taking pictures of the property and gathering their own evidence. this all comes after a court order stopped the cline clean occupy of that crime scene. the affidavit allegedly connecting will kohberger to the murders is sealed until he is transferred to idaho. that is idaho state law. >> regarding mr. kohberger, there was some stories about some inappropriate behavior behind bars while he was being held there in pennsylvania. and yesterday, the monroe county jail warned said this guy has been a model prisoner. not caused any problems. he is held in a cell monitored by officers at all times. he has been quiet and followed instructions. so that flies in the face of what we might have read

yesterday. >> ainsley: which was someone behind bars that was saying he. >> steve: somebody in a cell next to him. >> brian: being rude and said he wanted to get from and beat them up. >> ainsley: if that's true judge jeanine yesterday -- you know she has so much experience as a judge -- if he did say this then he thinks he is trying to plead insanity. >> steve: use the insanity defdefense. >> ainsley: so he can't get the death penalty. >> brian: talk about what happened monday night with damar hamlin. we know he took that shot, 24-year-old from pittsburgh. took that shot into chest. went into cardiac arrest not once but twice once on the field and once as he entered the hospital. people are hungry to get details on his condition. his uncle has been the unofficial spokesperson for the family and said this as he struggles for his life. >> right now they got him on a

ventilator so they are trying to get him to breathe on his own so we're just kind of taking it day by day. still in the ivu. they have him sedated so just continue to administer the medical treatment that they have been doing. i'm really, really thankful for the medical staff that have been working with him. they have been truly awesome in helping him with his recovery. it's really truly scary. >> steve: the uncle, right there dorian glenn said they felt likes a they tried to get him to breathe on his own initially in the ventilator he was on 100 percent oxygen. now he is on 50% oxygen and he said that is a good sign. he also said, you know, yesterday, while we were sitting here on the couch along with everybody else on television, speculating about his health and worry about any brain damage the uncle said the worry is actually any damage to his lungs. so that is one of the reasons why they have got him on this ventilator and have 50% pure

oxygen going into his lungs. >> ainsley: family thanked for continued prayers and the donations to his organization. they thanked the bengals for everything they have done and thanked all of you. buffalo, the sabers the team showed support wore these jerseys that said love for 3. they were actually customs t-shirts. they wore them before the game. >> steve: there they are. >> ainsley: niagara falls, buffalo city hall and harbor all illuminated that charity called chasing m's foundation it received nearly $6 million in donations so far. do you remember when we started the show yesterday. at 3:00 a.m. it was reported that they had received $3 million in donations and now it's almost 6 million through that go fund me page and tom brady gave $10,000 in a donation. he said we are praying for damar and his family in tampa. moments like this why we play this game we love.

thank you for the communities in cincinnati and buffalo for the overwhelming level of care and support. i know they will continue to provide. >> brian: the other question is when he looks at what is going on with the game at the time. what was the decision that went on to canceling the game? most people really hard pressed to find anybody who thought it was not a good move to stop and have the game. the nfl under criticism after the injury happened and damar leaves the field in a stretcher into the ambulance they said you got five minutes to get ready joe buck says i got that word from our official who was in contact with the nfl. he goes i'm sure that was the initial move. the nfl said we never said that they said an hour later both teams said we're not going to play. the other question is, which is everywhere lesser importance but importance because it's the country's most popular game and most successful sport is do they play this game. the bills and bengals do they finish this game and if so when? you have got to give the teams five days off or six games off. >> ainsley: it won't be this

week. made to week 18 schedule. >> steve: this week or next week. >> brian: the question is when do you do it? do you eat up that week in between the super bowl and push everything back and give everybody a week off and let these two teams finish their game? is that the most equitable way to do it? i'm not sure. is there a way to figure out hot better team is seed wise without playing the game? i'm not sure. >> steve: i heard somebody say yesterday, do you know what they should do. just declare it was a tie. would they do that? i don't know. but this is an extraordinary circumstance. stephen a. smith was on with sean last night and talked about how that team you see right there they are all brothers. watch. >> well, first of all, it's a brotherhood. the players love each other. they respect one another. they go through trials and tribulations and put their bodies and minds through a lot of things the average citizen couldn't even think about enduring. there is a kinship that comes along with that the coaches, the

people associated with the teams. folks associated with the league, hands on get to see these guys every day do the things that they do. think are eyewitnesses to this so obviously it's a fraternity. they come together as one. that's what you saw take place last night. it wasn't just the buffalo bills medical professionals. it was also that of the cincinnati bengals. >> 100 percent. >> medical professionals. they all came together and to allude to your pointed about politics and things like that invading the sport, i would remind you that the likelihood is that you had people on that field yesterday who didn't necessarily always agree with one another 100 percent of the time they came together anyway. >> steve: that's really nice. so we were talking a little bit about how so many people are watching. this they are opening their hearts and their wallets and tom brady gave $10,000. yesterday it was announced that robert craft and the patriots gave 18,000 and $3. you might wonder what $18,003.

18 signifies life and 3 is damar's number. 18, 003. >> brian: ashley strohmier has the news and very busy news day. >> ashley: that is grieving widow of a pennsylvania police chief speaking out. chief justin mcintyre it was shot by a suspect wanted for probation on monday. gunman stole a car before crashing it. he was later killed in a shootout with police near pittsburgh. mcintyre's widow posting this message, quote: i'm literally broken. i just want somebody to tell me this nightmare is over. my best friend, my person, my entire world gone in a blink of an eye. turning our attention to the southern border. we're learning more about the attack on the mexican prison located just 9 miles from el paso. authorities say a mexican gang leader with ties to chapo's old hotel one on the loose.

will ernesto escaped gunman bullet proof vehicles sprayed the prison with bullets. 17 people killed including 10 guards. still unclear whether any arrests have been made. latest batch of twitter files reveals california congressman adam schiff pressured the platform to suspend accounts that the democrats didn't like. schiff's office reportedly contacting twitter in 2020, hoping it would take action regarding alleged harassment from users that does include the "new york post" journalist paul officery. writer matt taibbi even twitter declined to honor schiff's request at the time. sperry was later suspended, however. the million millions jackpot now up to $940 million. of course this is after last night's drawing and after nobody claimed the grand prize, six tickets matched the first five numbers to give those lucky players last night's numbers were: the next drawing will be

held on friday night. those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> steve: not my numbers again. that's why i'm here. thank you very much. >> ashley: t >> ainsley: the house comes together to try to elect a speaker three rounds yesterday. congressman elect byron donalds flingsd from mccarthy he voted for him the first two rounds to someone else in the third. how will he vote today? we're going to ask him. >> brian: are you sure you haven't asked him already? >> ainsley: i know the answer. >> steve: who will be the next 007? >> my name's bond. james bond. ♪ >> steve: okay, so which actor currently tops the list of contenders to replace that guy who replaced another guy who replaced another guy? answer coming up.

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20. what's going to change today and why did he do it? congressman elect byron donalds joins us now. congressman, after watching the vote astoundingly and seeing 19 short. we saw you jump ship. first off, your mindset for doing that? what did you think would happen when you decided to go with jim jordan? >> well, a couple things. one and i had signaled to people i would vote for kevin on ballot one. i was possible on a ballot 2. i made that vote. at that point we were basically dead locked and it was pretty clear that he didn't have the votes. so my thoughts is okay, if he doesn't have the votes what are we going to do as a conference to either find someone to get to 218 or at a minimum adjourn wht we were doing, get off the floor so the needed negotiations can happen. i think that it was actually not in a good place for the republican conference to stay on the house floor yesterday and continuously vote. look, a lot of people back home are trying to figure out what's going on on capitol hill. what we are really having is a deliberative process about house

leadership. and about what is needed to get washington back on track. for too long in the nation's capitol everyone has done with along with the next wave of leadership. that's not an anti kevin mccarthy statement. that's a statement about what a deliberative open process means for the constitutional public that is the united states of america. >> brian: pete sessions who voted for kevin mccarthy about it no doubt about it the republicans have lost prestige and opponents to kevin mccarthy have dug in. he feels like there is a lose-lose. you don't feel that way? >> no. i think if you -- listen, i have not been here as long as pete session has. one thing i know about this place every time there is something going on we find a way to make it' ha. i firmly believe we will find a way to elect a speaker and make this happen. you have people nos against kevin. some of the though those members need to have one op. one meetings with him and hammer this out.

i don't know if that's happened or not. what i'm hearing it's probably farther apart than it needs to be. amp i talk with you this morning. sit with some members and try to find ways to hammer out a resolution so we can go ahead and elect a speaker and get down to the business that the american people sent us here to do. >> brian: i understand the demands. it's hard to get the demands. it's the weirdest negotiation ever. he agreed to allow five lawmakers to oust him. he did not guarantee committee spots to freedom caucus members as most demanded. he did not go ahead and agree to a legal board to pursue investigations and creating a select committee just to investigate the fbi. these are all things that you guys could have hammered out behind closed doors because your objective is the same way because you want to get the same results. these seem like small things. >> well, look, i think what you are talking about small are actually critical to the house moving forward. we know we have an issue with elements of the fbi. that's not a shock to anybody. we know that.

number two, with respect to the motion to vacate, the motion to vacate rule, whether it's been 100 years, 200 years something many speakers have lived under. >> brian: okay, but he gave in. >> well, no. he actually did not give. in he tried to have a five vote measure. there are members who want a single member motion to vacate which was the rule in the house. i know people back home why are you arguing about the rules in the rules matter in how you govern this place. because once we elect a speaker, the rules are going to dictate how the house functions that goes directly to the ability of us actually accomplishing the solutions that everybody wants to see here on capitol hill. i think if you go -- whoa, whoa, whoa, brian, real quick. >> brian: let me just finish. want to be speaker if you know one person could vote you out? >> if you are trying to have the job and lead you shouldn't be afraid of one person. and i have been very clear about this. i think too much has been made about the motion to vacate. that was a rule here for 100 years here or more about one

member being able to file it. in the real world, not the political world, in the real world, if you are going to lead a company, the board of directors at any time can hold a vote against you. it only takes one member of the board to bring a question about the ceo, the chairman of the board. that happens all the time. so, in here in politics, we're taking pelosi's rule and saying well, pelosi's rule that she changed is now okay? that's not true. there's nothing wrong with having a one-member motion to vacate. i think that any leader who wants to be able to stand firm and say look, i'm the guy. shouldn't be afraid of that. >> brian: congressman, do you blame him for 30 trillion in debt. >> no, i don't blame kevin per se for 30 trillion in debt. it's the institution itself we are why we are. we know washington isn't working there are members who want to make fundamental changes to it to get the nation back on track by getting the house of representatives working and functioning again. >> brian: how are you going to vote today? >> that remains to be seen. like i said there is a lot of stuff that needs to be

negotiated out. i want a resolution. i want us to elect a speaker. i want to get down to the business of the american people. but i can tell you what i saw yesterday on the floor, we were not there. we were dead locked and it was not looking good for the republican conference and we needed to get out of that room and really have those conversations and we will continue to do it. >> brian: right now if nothing changes would you recommend postponing the noon vote. >> no. i think we should go back and vote today and see where members are and members need to have conversations about where they think the conference should be going. i think there is a pathway still for kevin to become speaker of the house. i do. there is going to work that needs to be done to get there. >> brian: congressman byron donalds. you were the only one jump from pro-kevin to pro-jim jordan. we will see where we go from here. thank you, congressman. >> any time. >> brian: two suspects trying to set a business on fire accidently set themselves on fire. more on that wild video. biden's border crisis extending to ocean borders. one florida county is seeing more migrants arrive by boat

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and we are expecting close to a foot of rain north of the san francisco area. so, this is the next seven days inundated with rain. it's already sat temperature rate offed ground. any more rain is just going to act as runoff. so i'm really concerned about flash flooding. debris flow. mud slides. and then the wind alerts, we could see 60 to 70 mile-per-hour winds. so that on shore flow is going to continue. this is a major, big problem for this area. ainsley, i know we always talk about the fact that we are into a doubt situation for california that much rain on top of what they have seen so far is going to be life-threatening. people are already being urged to stay inside. do not travel because rescue vehicles are just not going to be able to do too anything. that's a huge story. potential for severe storms across the gulf coast and it's going to be 65 degrees here in the northeast in new york city. so, fox weather has all your latest details. over to you.

>> ainsley: so bizarre. all right. thank you so much, janice. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: biden's border crisis overwhelming the keys as 'hundred migrants arrive in boats national park. forced to close, quote: for the safety of visitors and staff. the monroe county sheriff is now calling it a mass migration crisis. and that sheriff, rick ramsey joins us now with more. good morning to you, sheriff. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. so the reports were 300 migrants land at national park west of key west and 160 plus also landed in the middle and you were keys. and you needed help. you called out to the federal government. what happened? >> well, we have been dealing with increase in migration here for a elder pooh of time. buff it's really ramped up here. the last three to four days we have had about 30-something landings. just this morning within an hour window of driving here, i had three landings coming in here. so we are seeing record numbers of landing. we had two days ago 10 landings in one day.

we're a small rural county surrounded by water. so it's very manpower intensive. i'm having to pull resources all day long to respond to landings where we are diverting police irfire, rescue. dealing with just a mass migration for us for a rural county we consider mass migration. we are worried about the humanitarian crisis about this going on. border patrol is overwhelmed at our level. that we're having groups of migrants having to sit along the side of the road for periods of time waiting to be picked up, processed or taken care of. we called for a pick jump of a group of migrants they were so busy they told us they may not be able arrive until the following day. we are like what are we supposed to do leave a group of women and children and kids on the side of the road for a day, day and a half? no bathrooms? no food? no shelter? so it's a little concerning. we're all worried about the public safety of my citizens in monroe. this does affect my ability to do my job to protect, serve and

patrol and take care of my citizens. >> ainsley: so when they tell you they might have to sit on the side of the road for 24 hours and you feel like they don't have a plan, what do you do? >> well, we have to do what we can to help these migrants who are in a difficult situation, so we're trying to get medical attention. we're trying to bring them water. trying to reassure them and tell them the best of what we can tell them. there is only so much that i can do. we are talking about 120-mile long county with migrants scattered north, central, south. so we keep checking on them. we get a lot of calls because we see the group of the side of the road. we have already checked on them. but then people drive by and see these groups so they keep calling about migration. and we have to keep sending officers back out to make sure it's not enough new landing. so it's difficult because, you know, we are just worried about these people out seas 4, 5, 6, 7 days sit on the side of the road. it's frustrating we want the

government to have an actual plan that works for this geographical area. every area is different. this wasn't foreseeable. we spoke to the government saying this is increasing. this is going to be a problem. you need to work on a an action plan now so we can mitigate this when it does occur. occurring to what we thought and no plan. >> ainsley: almost 7500 encounters in november alone in the miami area. and this past weekend, out of those that landed at the national park. 88 were from cuba. the exodus there hit an all-time high and i know if you are from cuba we have an agreement when your feet hit american soil you get to stay. sheriff, we wish you all the best. thank you so much for coming on and making us aware of this. >> thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: actor jerry renner sharing photos since near death experience in a snowplow accident. renner posting on instagram i'm too messed up to type but i send love to you all.

he was airlifted to the hospital after getting run over by his own snowplow while helping a family clear a private driveway near his reno, nevada home. the actor's team says he is in critical condition but is stable in the icu. and check out this jaw-dropping video. a pair of arson suspects poor gasoline on the side of a building monday morning but then accidently lit themselves on fire. it's unclear how badly the suspects were injured. but the small business owner hurts knowing someone wants to torch his 3-year-old tax prep company. beijing lashing out over new covid related travel restrictions put in place by countries like the u.s. a growing number of nations are requiring chinese tourists to test negative before entering. china's foreign ministry spokesperson claims these measures are political and unacceptable. the ccp warning it may retaliate. the james bond franchise looking to shake, not stir things up.

[bond theme music] [bul [shot] >> bullet daily mail record reporting taylor johnson secretly auditioned last year and met with producers. taylor johnson would become the eighth actor to get the rule. did i like him in bullet train though. we'll see. >> ainsley: thank you so much, ashley. coming up, the next guest sharing the biggest lesson he learned in college. do not go he says. what he says are better alternatives for a successful future. ♪ ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby.

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university of alabama. >> yeah. because i'm sick and tired of the idea of being force fed this indoctrination that's happening in far too many campuses across our country. where i'm being told as a young black man i'm a victim. that america is irredeemably racist and then when i have an opportunity to be part of a solution with an organization like prague u i couldn't pass up the opportunity. a fight is a moral fight. one we cannot afford to sit back and lose. the next generation of america is at stake if we don't fight back to reclaim our campuses we will lose this country. >> steve: you know, i read your op-ed. it's great. people should check it out at new york post.com. but what you talk about is when you first entered as a freshman to the university of alabama, it was a no-brainer. it's like you've got to college. pretty much nibble either goes in the military, starts a trade or college. you chose college. even though it was a no-brainer, now you're realizing that college is just a business. this is a business you don't

necessarily need to join to make money in your life. >> no. you're exactly right. college industrial complex is real. they have force fed a big lie upon society today that we need college more than they need us. and it's why they act with such impunity. why you see universities like stanford saying that the word american is harmful language. grand father is racist. they are divorced from reality because they believe that we just won't leave if we get enough. we should leave. why would you pay tens of thousands of dollars and end up in hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt to have your children reject the value that you gave them to love america, to not be a victim. i think it's an obviously bad up vestment especially when you can make almost 10 times that or two times that being a welder and have a lot less debt. >> steve: there you go. it makes a lot of sense. suddenly you sound like michael roe. c.j., now that you have dropped out, are you thinking about contacting the chancellor's office at the university of alabama and asking for a refund because you signed up for an

education but, instead, they tried to give you an indoctrination. >> you know, i will say my opportunity at the university of alabama was probably than a lot of people are getting across the country. our campus community was pretty conservative. of course you have errant professor more focused on pushing an agenda. i'm focused ahead with prague u choose to stay to best fight back against the lies that these professors are pushing because they are not true. america is not a systemically racist nation and they are not a victim. and they can choose to be a victim if they choose to be. >> steve: good luck to you at prague u and check out his op-ed at new york post.com. look who is coming up in the next two hours of "fox & friends" on this wednesday. ♪ it takes two to make it out of sight ♪ we're the ones getting it done. ♪

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