the netflix deal. >> mri driving okay? >> >> they are far more interesting peer that is it for us tonight, the psychedelics. thank you for watching. it is america now, forever, and greg gutfeld is next. >> carley: a fox news alert lawyer you're with classified documents that one of president biden's private offices from his time as vice president and we are learning his private attorney stumbled on sensitive information before midterm elections. you were watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: great to have you back, partner. >> carley: great to be back, todd. >> todd: i am todd piro and why they did not launch a full-scale probe with unprecedented former president trump's mar-a-lago

home. >> president trump had absolute authority to declassify documents. you do know who doesn't have authority the vice president so when joe biden left the administration he had zero authority or take them with him in a fair country in a safe country, in jeopardy for joe biden here. >> todd: that was an alexandria hoff in quite a bombshell, alex. >> when we are learning about anton, these records discovered in washington where biden held private office space between 2017 until the start of the 2020 campaign. the documents found november 2nd by the president's personal attorneys. according to the white house, cooperating with archives and the doj regarding the discovery of what appeared to be obama/biden records with small documents with classified markings.

and took possession of the materials. >> thank you. >> the document, sir? >> as you can see the president ignoring questions on the matter but of course it calls to mind criticism with former president trump last year after fbi agents seized 300 classified documents from his mar-a-lago resident residents appear at the top documents on the floor of mar-a-lago, what did you think f looking at that image? >> how that could possibly happen. how anyone can be that irresponsible. speak with a former president trump shared this, "when at the fbi to rate homes of joe biden and perhaps the white house question marks these documents were definitely not declassified. here's republican congressman

jackson. >> wears the double standard? they should be battering rams knocking down his door. no, this is ridiculous. i see the press trying to spin it. it was as big of a deal as anything on trump's property. they should treat it the same. >> congressman james comer with over oversight committee, the doj national archives made complaints with the presidential records as a top priority. we expect the same treatment from president biden apparently maintain documents in insecure setting for several years spear of the white house says the documents found were not subject to previous request by the national archives, currently, todd. >> carley: interesting development alexandria hoff. gregg jarrett says there cannot be two systems of justice in this country, watch here. >> this certainly blows a hole in any ability of the department

of justice to go after trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents. you can't say, "oh, it is okay for bill clinton to have done that. it is okay for joe biden to have done it. it is okay for hillary clinton to mishandle hundreds of classified documents, but when donald trump does it, even though he may have declassified the documents and another presidential record, zach allowed to maintain control over the documents, no, his name is donald trump so we will go after him with a vengeance and threaten him with crimes. >> carley: let's bring in south carolina congressman ralph norman congressman of the oversight committee. good morning to you. president trump is responding to this news. he said a true message, when is the fbi going to raid the many homes of joe biden and the white house? these documents were not declassified. your response to all of this.

>> but is a double standard, carley. for the vice president and steve miller doesn't have the power to do that. yet they raid all of these homes but what about joe biden? when are they going to do that? you will see now, let's see what the fbi does and it's got to be consequences now. you cannot overlook this as mainstream media has done with the bidens. that is what is great about what is going on with the house leadership and investigation to james comer is going to have and hopefully consequences as well. in fact, get to the bottom of it. >> todd: there is the timing of all of this when the mar-a-lago raid we saw it in real time as it was happening. sort of like a documentary if you will. this discovery in joe biden's documents happen in november. why are we just learning that? >> it is a dereliction of duty

by the fbi. it is unheard of. these are classified documents since the material that could endanger this country and all citizens. we will see what they do. and why it is so great to have leadership to get to the bottom of it and ask questions. we haven't had an oversight committee since oversight committee. it has been people that should not intentionally wanting to find out anything. speed two now that the speaker battle is full steam ahead with your agenda and for start of business last night to rescind billions of dollars in funding for new irs employees, they 87,000 irs agents. vice president kemal harris responded to the action, "last year joe biden and i worked with democrats in congress to primly make sure everybody pays their fair share." now one of the first text the

majority of republicans to undo that progress and allow billionaires, corporations to cheat the system but is that what you are doing? carley, it is empty rhetoric this administration has. when i stepped on the floor last night, there is a stark difference under this administration. they gaveled in and it's responsible mature adults under nancy pelosi and immature of really the only thing they have done is collect a paycheck. they've done away with proxy voting here there was no division and one republican voted against it. and passed overwhelmingly. so i'm looking forward to working this year and you will see meaningful changes that will directly affect the american people with all of the hearings and people they will call in and i hope there will be consequences as well. >> todd: congressman all indications this bill is dead in the senate because obviously they have a democratic majority

there. what else can the house do to keep 87,000 irs agents out of middle-class pockets and bank accounts? >> the first step is what we did. we voted on it and we will hold the senate accountable. none of us and the senate so we can't control their actions. whatever job is to get past the house in many of the things. and we will put a date on the senate and hold as many hearings and press conferences asking for senate why aren't you moving on this? why are you doing anything? we will not have another omnibus that is an insult to the taxpayer that is part of this country. so i look forward to it. >> carley: one of the things the oversight committee will focus on is the biden committee business dealings. james comer said we are not investigating hunter biden but joe biden empirically out the key things the american people can expect? will there be hearings and will

there be public? >> the subpoena power to get the people in. we can ask the direct questions. this is serious, carley. the ties that biden administration appeared to have with the chinese government and compromising the security, the national security of america. we have to get to the bottom of it. the same thing with big tech and censorship that took place at the last election. so all of the above that we will have to get to have people. james comer is the perfect person to lead it. you will see some startling facts that will occur over the next six months to a year. >> carley: congressman ralph norman, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> carley: all right, moving on to this round 13 of the twitter files is out in details exactly how pfizer board member dr. scott gottlieb flagged tweets questioning the effectiveness of the covid-19 vaccine. in august 2021, 4 costar admiral

in u.s. public health service commissioned corps posted a tweet stating covid-19 natural immunity and superior to vaccine immunity by a lot. there is no science justification for vaccine proof of a prior infection. an email revealed by journalists alex berenson shows the twitter files he flagged the tweet to todd o'boyle a top lobbyist of twitter's washington, d.c., office. he called the tweet corrosive and it would go viral. here is what he had to say on tucker carlson last night. >> found out the former fda commissioner and he is a board member of pfizer which has enormous financial institution and the vaccines and pushing twitter to suppress people who didn't like, not just me but one case a fellow trump administration appointee who followed him as the acting fda

commissioner. later in 2019. that is how much scott gottlieb and pfizer did not want discussion of the vaccines. the files commit is a mistake some huge data dump we can all go through. it is an interim process where we are questioning twitter about what is in there and coming back to us with answers. we will know more about dr. fauci, rochelle walensky and other things. >> todd: a story we brought you earlier exploded, jason is saying the high schools withheld merit awards from students may have violated that human rights act. he tweeted, "i'm expanding civil rights with awards to include the fairfax public school system follow reports that other schools failed to notify and recognize the qualifying students. families learning to code traditional high schools hold awards to avoid upsetting students who did not receive the

honor. this is one of those moves by the school system that literally benefits no one. obviously come off the bat, those kids went so hard after their goals and achieved so much and achieve this amazing distinction to then not get an opportunity to get to college is one thing. but two this incentivizing achievement for every student, you are hurting those students because you are not giving them the ability to earn incentive to go out and achieve or overachieve or achieve goals. that will hurt them not just in high school but going forward. >> carley: we know that the teacher failed to notify students called thomas jefferson high school. we are learning that families this also took place at westfield and langley high school. we are just finding out about that which is interesting because thomas jefferson high school, the official say this took place as human error. you say the same human error took place in all three high schools? that doesn't make sense.

this seems very illogical to hold students back in the name of equity. what are we doing here? >> todd: it is human error i don't know the decades of the national merit scholarship in 50 states across the country and human error that never happened once before. but this one county in virginia happened three times. to your point, obviously not an error. in some people in our education system who want to play god with your kids future weather crt, transgender promotion, the elimination as a result of achievement metrics. these people need to be rooted out for the education system. point lake students have one job prepare your kids for the next level where the fourth grade, preparing for fifth grade or whether 12th grade preparing for college and the workforce. >> carley: parents are so upset would talk to two virginia parents relate to mike leaving the resistance what the schools

are doing. listen to the sound bite from angry parents, watch. >> equal outcomes for everyone and what does that mean for those kids? it means the school doesn't want them to succeed and certainly the superintendent at the public school board, they want them all to be equal. this is my son's packet. his student record. there are laws that require that all the academic records for the kids but two years later i discovered that my son was a student because the school had that information. no parent should be afraid to stand up. >> carley: no parent should be afraid to stand up and they are standing up. one of the biggest applause lines when he was running for governor was one who talked about this. i want to bring advanced math back into schools like some kind of controversial thing. he wants to get wokeness out of school. his administration will be all over it.

by the way attorney general jason merritt will detail this for investigation 8:30 on "fox & friends." so to an end to that. this isn't just a virginia issue if you think about what is going on across the country. you have schools in oregon and schools in california trying to get rid of ap and honors classes in the name of equity as well. which, like you said is holding everybody back. it doesn't accomplish anything but do exactly the opposite of what schools are supposed to do which is to teach kids make them better learners and prepare them for the outside world. >> todd: so much of glenn youngkin was due to democrats crossing over in voting for him. as a democrat, may be fiscally liberal it but when it comes to your kids, boy, that is where you draw the line and you say anything that will harm my kids come i will vote for a part of that does the opposite and in that case glenn youngkin and

republicans. globally across the board, we have to stop. this is ridiculous. we talk about this a couple of weeks away and you have that kid, you will realize i'm the one in charge of this kid. i put in the work and i should be the one making decisions not the government or the school system. >> carley: empowering parents is bipartisan also so. you know what else is bipartisan? football, mark ha damar hamlin after transferring to buffalo general medical center from cincinnati. his release comes days after doctors removed hamlin's rethink tube and walking around on his own. the doctor said he was jumping around watching the bills take down the patriots on sunday. listen to this. speak with a kickoff ran back, he jumped up and down and got out of his chair. set every alarm off in the icu in the process. but he was fine. >> carley: he set off the

alarms off to my love that sound bite. hamlin with a gracious tweet saying, "watching the row come around me on sunday was truly an amazing feeling. the same love you have shown me is the same love i plan to put back into the world." and the buffalo bills announcing the former hamlin chasing the charitable fund. the toy drive continues to change lives reaching over $8.6 million in donations and about a week. thank god he is home. >> todd: anytime we do a story i'm doing chills because a story gets better and better and better. a story that is getting good for georgia but not so much for tcu fans to the college football championship, the georgia bulldogs absolutely dominating tcu scoring the most in a championship game. but the national title in athens, georgia, the bulldogs finish a perfect 15-0 season with college football's first

back-to-back winning team all under quarterback stetson. the first team in a while, wa watch. >> georgia draws first blood. the play action looks down, wide open, touchdown, dogs! keep it all away and just into the in zone, the second rushing touchdown. >> todd: we have and have a back a back-to-back champion in college football in a really long time. 65-7. stetson, very good-looking. complete college game going 18 for 25 with four passing touchdowns rushing for two more in huge wins. one of the best quarterbacks in georgia history. he was a former walk-on and not given a scholarship but went to junior college and back to george and said, "i'm ready, boys" two national championships and mvp award. who knows where he will go in

the draft, but congratulations. >> carley: he is bright. >> todd: what a great story. damar hamlin and l stetson bennett. >> carley: stetson bennett, they knew you would be good. >> todd: tcu a magical season obviously they didn't win championship at a new season for them nonetheless. >> carley: good all-around, shocking new evidence in the case of missing massachusetts mother ana walshe. we will tell you what the investigators found in the couple's basement what her husband is searching online around the time of her disappearance. >> todd: and stop and watch this. let's go. >> todd: nypd officers racing to save a man from the subway tracks right as the train plows through. let's show you the video that will have you on the edge of your seat. don't go anywhere, "fox & friends first."

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but bryan kohberger did not know at the time federal investigators were watching him as he stayed at his parents home in pennsylvania. the culprit to the murders using dna at the crime scene. he was arrested december 30th for the murders of ethan, madison, kaylee at h -- -- >> carley: the missing mother in massachusetts her husband brian walshe is changing his story after prosecutors find blood of potential murder weapon and stash of cleaning supplies in the family's basement. >> todd: jackie ibanez with the latest. >> good morning to story is quickly unraveling. brian will bill mike brian walshe smiling and prosecutors revealed they found blood a blof cleaning supplies in the family's basement. he also learned a little bit more about misleading police charge you are hearing about. attorneys say never told him

about the trip he took to home depot to buy those cleaning supplies january 2nd the day after vanished. he pleaded not guilty at his arraignment and held on $500,000 cash bail on top of all of that. cnn reports police found a search for how to dispose of 11n lessing new year's day when supposed to take a right share to the international airport in boston for a flight to washington, d.c., for a work trip. her husband and the employer reported her missing on wednesday, it two days after alleged trip to home depot. he was arrested sunday and arrange yesterday. his mother speaking publicly about the case for the first time yesterday exclusively telling fox digital that her daughter begged her to travel from her home country of serbia to visit one week before she vanished, "please, momma, come

tomorrow." clearly, there must have been problems. chills down your spine. >> carley: i did not know that detail. that is very sad. >> todd: let's bring in an investigator that worked on the investigating disappearance. tj, you don't have to be a sleuth all signs are pointing to the husband here. how do investigators get this abundance of evidence across the finish line? >> good morning, one of the things people don't think about is so phone data, one of the biggest things you can do to follow somebody. and triangulation will but the wife follow the wife to see with the last was hitting or the last place you might have been. this could give additional evidence to maybe bring charges against him. >> todd: of all the reported

evidence, the one that stands out to me is this online search how to deal with 115 pounds woman's body. what stands out to you, tj? >> that is a little bizarre going online and looking how to get rid of a body. that is just a little bizarre. and i think they will use that later on down the road while investigating. >> todd: always in these cases, the question once we get reports of the evidence so far, what is the motive and why did the individual do this? in your experience why would a has-been potentially kill his wife like this? again, we are not accusing him and obviously the accusations came in the courts and he has not been accused of the murder but with that said, why would somebody do this? >> one, somebody else in his life, money, insurance, a lot of avenues that they may look at to

see to start investigating him to see what his plans were. and it may be money motivated or somebody else in his life or somebody he found that may have been in her life. so there is a whole lot of different scenarios here that the police need to look at. >> todd: do you think her disappearance is tied anyway to bryan's fraud charges for sanding andy warhol paintings? authorities have said there was not a connection there, but what do you think? >> will, he is a fraudster. and as a criminal and being able to cover up anything. i'm real surprised to look at him with a smirk on his face. that is really surprising. you know, how he's talking about how he's going to get away with what he has done. that look on his face.

>> todd: if, in fact, this has been committed this horrific crime, why would he do such a poor job covering it up? we have a bloody knife and $450 of cleaning supplies in close proximity to when she disappeared. we have these online searches, you mentioned 115,000 and how to dismember a body and that is not something we are googling on a day-to-day basis. and the dna on the vehicle. why would someone do haphazard job covering their tracks? >> well, he is obviously not experienced to what he is doing. and taking his motivation. what is his motivation? maybe he disposed of a body somewhere else or did what he said he was going to do with his search on the computer. maybe he did it somewhere else here and so, it is a matter of putting the puzzle together and gathering information. the dna, the triangulation logs

and may be cameras outside in somebody else's house is a camera that may lead them with information they don't have right now. >> todd: obviously, we are intrigued by this case. we want answers to what happened, but we must remember there were three children that can't find their mom this morning. that is a tragedy. tj warned, thank you very much. >> think you. >> todd: president biden a heading day to go free imago summit and former d.a. says it is critical to address america's war with the drug cartels. >> carley: that former agent to tell of us what needs to be done to stop the deadly flow of these have been. his messages coming next. ♪ ♪

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pit stop to the southern border. >> todd: three amigos has joe biden faces growing calls to crack down on illegal border crossers. brooke singman with the latest, brooke. >> president biden discussed how to handle the border crisis during yesterday's meeting with the white house with a joint statement saying, "the two presidents two and a dative approach is to help regular migration. the type of migration many el paso residents were angry president biden did not see during his short stop at the southern border this weekend. >> it is a slap on the face. we are in the midst of a crisis. we see it everyday. biden was not coming to see the reality of the border. he was coming to see el paso and not only shamed the administration but shame on the representative and shame on the mayor for allowing this to happen. what was the price that they promise them to be able to clean this up and make biden look

good? >> despite the president not seeing migrants first and el paso. eagle pass captured the extent of the crisis, groups of over 100 migrants being processed by border patrol and some crossing through barbed wire and over shipping containers to enter the country. they are appraising biden's border policy. >> i want to thank president biden for giving us this opportunity. we are coming from a country that is poor and looking for work. >> a delegation of senators following his tracks yesterday and el paso. the bipartisan lawmakers echoed communities calls for the white house to control the chaos. listen. >> texas taxpayers have had to pay roughly $4 billion out of texas taxpayer funds to do a job that should have been done by the federal government. the answer is for the federal government to step up and do his job. because this system isn't working any longer. it is time for us to come together, republicans and

democrats and find a better path forward to. >> just this past week and border patrol reported 7,000 migrant encounters. the seizure of $100,000 of narcotics and three border agents. back to you. >> todd: thank you. derek walsh former special operations director. derek, thank you for being here. national security advisor jake sullivan said not to expect deliverables out of this summit. i think that is unacceptable. what assurances should joe biden get from the mexican president? >> well, we need stronger cooperation on this fentanyl issue. they have to be more aggressive, that is an issue. a clear and present danger to the united states national security with the best interest of our citizens, okay? the mexican cartels are operating with up immunity. they have aligned with criminals and flooding american with fentanyl with making massive

amounts of methamphetamine which doesn't get talked about a lot. 15,600,000 pills seized in one year this past year. and then you look at the fact that x out of 10 of those pills can kill, potentially kill, right? the entire country should be concerned about this. we have never seen anything like this and the history of this country when it comes to these substances that are coming into the country from a foreign land. now, let's keep something clear, we have never seen ever a terrorist organization kill this many american spirits of what the hell are we doing, todd, carley? we are talking and talking and that will not save lives. >> carley: that is a great question to ask. no one better than you because you let these operations when in the d.a. targeting mexican drug cartels. so, get to some specifics for us. what do you think can be done

with at the d.a., dod, the biden administration? you know, all of government approach to tackle the mexican drug cartels? is there something that can be done that we are not doing? >> great question, carley. let me say this you have to have a secure border. without a secure border the mexican cartels can make billions and control the flow of contraband in and out of america. okay? number one khmer president must push mexico on the following? number one most important shutdowns these chemical weapons and labs immediately. ever since the president took over they have been soft on the criminals and they have not gone after the chemical lab spear they have to shut down the chemical flow from china and india in these other countries helping the cartels making it

appear they have to realize the chinese conduct all the money laundering operations now for the mexican cartels. so they have to seize assets and be very aggressive. but really what they need to do also is start extraditing these kingpins back to america to face justice because they are killing our kids like we have never seen ever. so you have to get much stronger. but unfortunately, carley, i don't feel optimistic that president biden and his administration is taking this serious and will have any actionable plans. >> todd: derek, one of my boys as a government contractor and i think you know exactly what that means, and these are the guys the big boys with the guns to go into places and solve problems under the radar. he has told me that the mexican government is not in charge of mexico. there is a second government and it is the cartels. they are the ones running the show. if the mexican government does

not cooperate with us and shut down the cartels, do we need to send in people like these contractors unilaterally to solve these problems? >> 100%, todd. we have the best american patriots in this country. they do it around the world. iraq, syria, africa here they been doing it forever appear they are very professional. they are not looking to hurt innocent people. they want to save american lives. so yes, we need to get the entire government best capabilities and best authorities that we have been aggressively go after this threat. just like bill barr said it perfectly, we can no longer go after the cartels just based on criminal prosecution spear they have a failed criminal justice system in america, i mean in mexico. they are not going to pick up these major cartel leaders at the rate that we needed to do with it. so we have to do it ourselves may be.

and we have the technology. we have the will with our people. we just don't have the leadership. right now, self leadership in north and south of the border. >> carley: quick answer from you here, your estimation how much more money mexican cartels are making out under president biden than they were under former president trump? >> because the migrant smuggling is generating massive amounts of money, plus, they have the chinese helping them to move the money, which is another national security threat not being addressed. >> carley: derek, thank you so much. we appreciate you coming on with us this morning. >> todd: thank you, sir. >> carley: crime out of hand and used them. this as sleeping in their stores to keep criminals out like the one in the surveillance video. we will talk to the owner of this restaurant that was robbed over the weekend. >> todd: fox weather alert a devastating storms washing out entire neighborhoods and leaving

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good samaritan to help a man on a subway track. they managed to pull him on the platform seconds before the train arrived. >> the location. >> let's go. >> todd: no word on the man's condition or how he fell onto the tracks, carley. speech of the surveillance video showing a burglar breaking into used in restaurant with thousands of dollars of cash. the suspect was arrested but since released on bond. business owners think the same person is responsible for breaking into three bars in central houston. listen to this, the owner say they are sleeping in their businesses to protect their property, fearful the criminals will strike again. one of those owners of the barbecue and used them. i cannot believe the situation that you find yourself in.

give us the back store and tell us why you are sleeping in your bar? >> good morning, thank you for having me. so this all started as far as cobos bbq and apparently going on for a couple of years, believe it or not. once we started speaking to other bar owners, this has been an issue for a while. so for us, new year's eve came in and later on i find out what he was actually arrested the day before. then he came back on tuesday and was arrested that monday. so this guy in particular has been arrested six times. >> carley: how does he keep getting out? how does he keep getting out? >> so apparently he keeps getting l on p.r. bonds. this is a major issue with our city right now. and just based on these burglars

come i can imagine how families feel if they lost loved ones because certain criminals are put back out on the street. so it is very frustrating situation all around. we have no choice but to sleep in our establishments just to protect what is ours. >> carley: we are looking at security footage of your bar and this repeat criminal here at how much he take? >> so this was new year's eve right here. he comes into the back door. which you are not to be able to open up the back door. he pried it open and did what he had to do. this was the first incident in the first incident he comes in with a little tool he uses to open up the register. he takes, he takes petty cash but more than that, he found our deposit bag and took that as a well. so this incident right here, it

was just cash. at the same time, he's taking a place out. when he goes and four days later, he goes and with a military style duffel bag and takes about 37 bottles worth of liquor. so yeah, he knew exactly what he was doing. and then he throws a brick through our front. >> carley: oh, my gosh, you are in a position to work a full day and rather than go home to your family, what, you are getting a sleeping bag and sleeping in your restaurant. if this guy does come back, what do you do? >> i mean, hopefully that doesn't happen, but obviously, we are in this position for a reason. so come i can't say too much, but we are fearful for our lives and any means necessary. so hopefully he does get caught

again. but also if that is the case, we really feel like i love my city. i was born and raised here. and the theme of it is houston. everywhere i walked in, used in bar. i'm just so disappointed right now. >> carley: i'm disappointed for you. at this point, you pay taxes for a reason. the job, the number one job in the city is to keep restaurants and businesses and residents safe. clearly, that is not happening for you to have to sleep in your bar. i understand you are not alone in other business owners are doing the same thing. which is unbelievable. we wish you the best of luck and we hope this problem gets solved very soon. like you said this criminal is apprehended the next time. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. you have a good one. >> carley: absolutely, you too. president biden dodging questions about private documents found in his office,

but he had a lot to say after the fed's rate mar-a-lago. remember this? >> how anyone can beat your responsible. i thought, what data could compromise sources and it is totally irresponsible. >> todd: congressman michael waltz joins us live with his reaction. tomi lahren and ben carson all here and the 5:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends." ♪ ♪

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>> the husband of missing mother ana walshe seen -- he bought a tarp, cleaning supplies and googled how to dispose a body, not to mention the bloody knife found in their home. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. ana's mother is opening up about the problems at home before he