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dangerous at a luxury hotel housing illegal migrants. >> no safety in our job. >> nfl safety who collapsed and suffered a cardiac arrest has been released from hospital and will continue rehabilitation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: a little florida georgia line because at the northern part of florida, jacksonville, florida, it will be almost 80 degrees today. >> brian: not far from the georgia line. >> ainsley: ill be beautiful today we look at the weather forecast egg sunshine no clouds. >> pete: and jacksonville returns to the playoffs they play host to the los angeles chargers on saturday night. that will be huge for the community with trevor lawrence

bringing football back single-handedly. he is a very attractive man i might add. he is 6'5", he looks like a teen idol. >> ainsley: you are into him. >> brian: has the whole package, married a young man 23 years old very mature for his age comes in and in two years? two years is that? leads his team to the playoffs it's pretty impressive. >> steve: this program is like i sodium penta thought, we have three hours and more things to reveal and brian i'm glad you have a guy who you think is fantastic. >> brian: he is very good. of a quarterback and that's a thing, if the jets didn't win the last game of the season they would've had the first pick to get from her lawrence but that won and they didn't get him. put it that way. >> steve: you know what, my son got married at the same place trevor lawrence got married two days later. they were still set up for his wedding. >> ainsley: at south carolina? >> steve: they were. >> brian: same trellis size. >> steve: they are both

gigantic tall men. speaking a peter doocy he was at the white house yesterday. and asked karine jean-pierre at some questions because the whole world now wants to know after it was revealed four days ago that joe biden's lawyers found at the penn biden center about ten classified tippy top secret documents. he was not supposed to have them and suddenly there is a double standard like well, trump got in trouble, shouldn't joe biden get in trouble? peter was trying to get some answers and started by asking karine jean-pierre about something the president said on "60 minutes." >> how could anyone be that irresponsible? isn't that what this president says about mishandling classified documents? >> the president spoke to this personally, again, he believes classified documents and information should be taken seriously. he takes them seriously, and he was surprised to learn by any

records -- let me explain to you the process. here is what happened when his lawyers found out the documents where there. they immediately turn them over to the archives but they made italy turn them over to the archives. i will not go into specifics but what i am reiterating to you is what you heard from the president yourself, peter. which is how he saw the process and how he respects and truly respects and takes this very seriously. >> ainsley: he was asking about the first batch but also yesterday there was breaking news. a second batch that was found. we are not being told the location of that second batch. the bottom line is joe biden, one batch was found in this university of panel office his think tank in washington, d.c., he was a professor at the university of pennsylvania after he became vice president and in the second batch we are not sure where it was found, is a

separate location from the penn biden center. >> brian: they say the story goes after this discovery which just so happens you send your lawyers and to clean up that closet because your pool boy was busy under butler had a dental appointment, so you sent an lawyers to clean out her closet and when they found these ten documents, that brought all does he have anything else anywhere else? and it turns out he did. that is the story right now, they haven't told us where they found it so jim jordan is getting all this information and here's what he told us a half-hour ago. >> where is the raid? where are the pictures? where is the special counsel? what does that mean what's a batch? we know it's more than one. as it two documents? 2,000 documents? what has happened since novembe, january 11th when we learned this information? i think it's just on the questions we have -- the press was all over this when

it was president trump so i think the double standard is obvious and tons of questions every american has. this double standard in the effect there is no longer equal treatment under the law and in this area alone we know what happened with secretary clinton when she had classified documents and with president trump we see with president biden. >> that's right it's a double standard we know what happened when president trump was caught with consummate information but in 2019 before the 2020 election when we found out he would be the next president the hunter biden story was repressed. now if you days before the midterms this is suppressed, they found the information on november 2nd. the elections were a few days later and we didn't know about it. >> steve: so few details have been revealed by the president and their team. there must be something really embarrassing. who had access at the penn biden center to these documents? could it have been hunter biden? had that come out?

>> ainsley: could it have been the chinese? >> steve: they did donate $30 million anonymously to penn, university of. >> brian: what could be wrong with that? >> steve: i'm sure the university was happy to get that. he is a thing, fox news digital right now has a story about this penn biden center where the first batch of documents was found. turns out long before it even existed hunter biden was talking to his agent at caa alton hollywood about it and essentially he was looking for a job. on the laptop from hell we have it on foxnews.com. he was talking about his agent for the plans for the biden center, hunter biden talking about the biden center and they're talking about out of nowhere her wealth creation, keep in mind this is a think tank supposed to be about foreign policy and stuff like that. according to hunter biden it's

about wealth creation. they also wrote the school upenn will be expanded to house a d.c. office for the vice president and it said mike, i think that's my carpenter who worked there and is now in the admini administration, hunter, and steve, steve or shetty also the white house. hunter biden was looking for the opportunity to have a job at the university of penn biden center where those top-secret things were. and now there are some the questions we've got, let's hope the president, he will be in the east room at 10:00. let's hope he goes over to the press and says something about it because we need more details. >> brian: he wants to talk about inflation, i'm sure he will make the awkward turn and walk away. tom anderson at the virginia-based national legal policy center said the it is a revolving door nightmare where

competitors like china donated millions of dollars to the university so they can have access to future high-ranking officials. they could've went to trump, trump graduated from university of pennsylvania but instead they tapped into the mind of joe biden. >> steve: can you imagine ainsley it coming before midterms? top-secret documents where hunter biden was that? i'll be a big headline. >> ainsley: why aren't they releasing the second location? wanted to take six years? he set up that office after he liked being vice president, why did it take six years for us to know there are classified documents in there and why it took two months for them to notify the media? cbs first broke the story in january. they found these documents on november 2nd. >> steve: what did joe know and when did he know it? in the meantime coming up at 8:10 in the east in eight hours

a man accused of murdering four university of idaho students will be back in court. >> brian: we will be learning whether brian kohlberg or will waive his right to a speedy trial. >> ainsley: outside of the courthouse complex with the latest, dan? >> good morning, ainsley, brian, and steve. you're right he'll make his next appearance in court, another status hearing and we don't know exactly what to expect because there is a gag order in place on all of the attorneys involved so they can't tell us which issues will be addressed but the court appointed defense attorney will be appointed but they may ask for bail for him. during the last appearance and taylor told the magistrate she needs more time to address the issue of bail it will likely be an uphill battle for her, there's only one magistrate and all of latah county, megan marshall so she is also the judge that approve the no knock arrest warrant which included no

bail. the prosecution will argue kohberger is a flight risk and uses his cross-country trip back to pennsylvania as exhibit. we are not sure how we met del my family members of the four victims to expect, caleigh can solve us as parents said they will try to make every court date, ethan h is a triplet and s two siblings also worked there, they saved maisie and hunter are rock stars and we can be more proud of them. yesterday we successfully dropped them off back at university of idaho, their job now is to just be kids, we spend no time being angry, that would be energy not well spent, ethan is who he is because of our family. he touched lives, we had no idea they existed periods the chapin's live in western washington they're the only family that does live at idaho, the others are about an hour and a half away from here in the court the lane area so it's tougher to get to these hearings but we expect the gonzaves

family to be here and kohberger back in court. >> brian: i'm never seen a court case with so few questions. so many answers already but it feels like he has a case, thank you so much. >> steve: of course big question is motive. we have heard he had no connection to them. >> ainsley: why these four individuals? that case in idaho i am fascinated with and the case in massachusetts of the missing mom and they arrested the husband because he didn't tell the truth about where he was. and the case in florida, the elderly couple that was murdered, stabbed to death and the woman was found in their car at an amtrak station. i think carly has latest on that one. >> i certainly do, guys, we will start right here with those exact details, ainsley, a new affidavit with the grisly murder details of the murder of retired to florida couple killed in their gated community. police say sharon and darrell

getman were found dead in their home suffering serious stab wounds and head trauma, authorities have since arrested 50-year-old vicki williams who they say was seen on the property the night of the murders. williams is believed to have taken off in the getman's car seen here in the morning mur murders. police located her in a stolen car in georgia tracking cell phone data of sharon's phone left in the vehicle, williams criminal history spans decades with at least 24 arrests just last year. hundreds of flights are delayed and over 70 are canceled so far today as airlines recover from the latest transportation crisis under the button to administration. dell from thousands of delays and cancellations from yesterday caused by an faa computer system outage leading to a nationwide ground stop the first since the september 11 terrorist attack. the faa says the flight system went down from a damaged

database file and right there right now there is no evidence of a cyber attack. the cpi report will be released in about 15 minutes from now with inflation expected to have declined last month. reports indicate it may not be enough to stop hiking interest rates yet again. meanwhile egg prices continue to skyrocket squeezing americans while it's even more. prices have risen more than 64% in some states topping $3.59 for a dozen eggs. and cleveland cavaliers guard donovan mitchell getting a big hug from a young longtime fan during his return to utah. this heart warming reunion happened before the nba star's first game in salt lake city against the jazz since he was traded. the super fan is now 12 years old, waited for mitchell outside the players entrance to the area to the arena before every game during his five years in utah. he finally got that hug.

he held on. >> steve: he not only got the hug, it was posted on twitter, he will have that image forever. >> absolutely. >> brian: nick is the bigger story, i don't know why that fell off in the off-season. >> ainsley: brian this is about a little boy hugging. >> steve: don't make it about new york. >> brian: he should have been the other team. >> steve: still ahead, washington state parents are outraged over plan to build an opioid clinic just steps from the local boys & girls club. a parent whose young kids visit that after-school program will join us live coming up. ♪ ♪ >> brian: finally home, bill safety demar hamlin is discharged and he will celebrate with the people he wants to. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: parents in washington state are protesting a planned opioid treatment center that would be located just steps away from a local boys & girls club. our next guest has two children that visit the after-school club in lynnwood on a daily basis. vincent albo joins us now good morning, vincent. >> good morning. >> ainsley: what's going on why did they choose to build this drug facility right near the boys & girls club? >> well, the only reason i can only think of is that it is right on main street. it's on what is it 196th?

and i know it's a pretty main street. it's a big street. a lot of people go through there. >> ainsley: but the state is big, they could put this somewhere else pay what are your concerns? >> you know, main concerns a couple days ago they were of course i wasn't sure what kind of people it would bring to the or i've done some research and it seems a lot of crime doesn't really occur here. opioid centers because those people are trying to get help. they are trying to get help. you know, concerns are just kind of... gosh, i wish they would've chosen a different place but i do understand the treatment is needed. >> ainsley: yeah, i agree with you on that, but this treatments facility will host 300 patients. it's one of the few facilities in your area that will administer methadone to the patients to help them get off of opioids and of course we do so

many reports on opioids and people who are addicted but we don't want these facilities next to our children. and know your kids are young they are eight and five years old. are you worried you will have to have these talks with them about drugs? >> of course buried in this day and age we have to have every kind of talk with our children. the race, and the schools, vaccines, everything. it's just part of parenting at this point. >> ainsley: don't you managed to do that waiting till they are older but now you're forced to talk to your private world about this issue. >> right, there's always a way to talk to children about everything. gosh, i can't think of any examples off the top of my head right now. there are ways to talk to children that don't involve the gruesome realities of human nature, you know? >> ainsley: i know i have a 7-year-old and that's not an issue we are talking about yet in our household. thank you so much for being with us, keep us posted. is there any chance they would choose a different location?

>> i am not entirely sure of what the city wants to do, but i am happy to say people are going to get some help at some point. i hope that they choose better places in the future. busy neighborhoods but i understand. >> ainsley: events that, thank you so much. there were a lot of people so still ahead key inflation report this morning we will bring you those numbers and what they mean for your wallet. plus a second set of classified documents are discovered by biden aids, texas congressmanve craitroy nels will react next 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. ♪ ♪ it's my moment so i just gotta say ♪

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batch was found? >> there's not a whole lot of conversation with the fake media today talking about this, but we certainly do know this. 91 days prior to the midterm election the doj and the fbi went into mar-a-lago and they searched every room, they were in barron's room, they were going after donald trump because he had classified documents. and that is all the media talked about for a 91 days leading up to the midterms was donald trump, garland forms a special prosecutor to go after donald trump to keep him off the ballot and we are hearing very little now, very little from few sources and very little about these documents with biden. and i tell you something that needs to happen in my opinion, a search warrant needs to be drafted. we need to get into his offices and look to see if there are even more documents. you found one batch, you find a second batch come they could be more out there. let's get a special prosecutor for him. right? look into these documents with biden winning as vice president. speedy one we find it odd they

find lawyers to clean out a closet that was locked? doesn't it seem like he he knew there was something in there if you send lawyers on moving day? >> maybe he felt he would at some of the attorney-client privilege, i don't know. all i know is that this has to be looked into certainly. we all know the vice president does not have the right to declassify any classified documents like that. the president does come he's the only one that does. we will see, i think this will cause joe biden some problems here in the future. for 202024. and there'll be some people for his own party appreciate that he has this document because there are many in his party that don't want him to run again. >> steve: you are absolutely right it is curious, it sounds like the lawyers went because they were looking for stuff because they were worried joe had some and then jackpot there it is. now they find a second batch, it will continue. let's see if he comments in

90 minutes in the east room, meanwhile congressman i want to ask you a little bit about the confidence we should have in america's transportation system. over 10,000 flights were delayed yesterday. 1300 cancellations, and they say it wasn't cyber. people upset it was just an old system. whatever. where are the trillions of dollars we are spending on infrastructure going? they are not going to this because america came to a grinding halt yesterday. >> you say competence and transportation administration i think the american people would say the lack thereof. when you look at what took place earlier this week we had over 7,000 flights canceled. that was done before 9:00 a.m. it was across the entire country, it was the first time we have had a hit aircraft grounded throughout the united states united states since 9/11. this administration is having some difficulties. it was just a few weeks ago over

the holidays, obviously southwest airlines there was a total failure there with southwest. it stranded families across the entire country for several days when they are trying to celebrate christmas and the holidays. and that if we go back a few months prior to that if you look at the railroad strike, mayor pete you failed there as well. joe biden, you failed with that as well. and it took congress to act and congress obviously saved the country over $2 billion a day by averting this strike that quite honestly should have been taken care of by joe biden and mayor pete. >> ainsley: well mayor pete, nancy raced the congressman from south carolina yesterday fired a bill yesterday requiring pete buttigieg to fly commercial and his entire staff until this is fully investigated and resolved. what are your comments about that? >> i think pete is obviously very struggling, should he be an a commercial airliner? i like a lot of people probably don't like him too much today.

he obviously has some issues. he has to get his office straightened out, the faa, the american people need to understand we still don't have an faa administrator. biden's nominees name is philip washington and he has some issues with this character. i don't believe he has received senate confirmation yet so i think he has some problems with senior leadership. some individuals went to the faa office in washington the other day and the lights are off. he doesn't have the people there. we need the federal government and the employees back in their office and serve the american people! everyone is still at home because of covert code. it's a joke. >> ainsley: and they are taking air marshals and putting them on the border. >> brian: the only bigger failed and mayor pete it has been going on at the border, homeland security secretary mayorkas and as promised it looks like congressman fallon has moved forward with the articles of impeachment. what are your thoughts about a guy who was a sheriff in texas for years? >> i love it.

i think mr. fallon, great texas congressman, did the right thing. i cosponsored that and jumped on it right away and i have been calling from mallorca says impeachment as well because when you look at what he's done he will look in the camera and tell the american people the southern border secure? we are not stupid. the american people can see there are thousands of people who have entered this country, it is by design. this is deliberate by design and it must stop here and we must secure our southern border and mallorca's have been a failure and lied to the american people, you deserve to be impeached. >> steve: we reached out to the department of homeland security for a calmed down my comment but we will not hold her breath. congrats he will be the first run the office today. >> thank you, god bless. >> god bless you. >> steve: 27 minutes for the top of the hour. >> ainsley: and to carly for headlines carly? >> i do, good morning, we will start with an update on anna walsh's disappearance, the missing massachusetts mom's three children are currently in

state custody. earlier this morning we heard from two of anna's friends who want to take in the kids to prevent them from being sent to a foster home. >> everyone is reaching out to say how can we help the boys because right now the main focus is on the boys. they are in state custody right now which is alarming and we have heard that today they would be separated. >> ainsley: walsh's husband brian is being held on $500,000 bail after his arrest on charges of misleading investigators about her disappearance. fox news alert i want to get this in stock futures high school continue to cool after a release of key inflation report for december, consumer prices are down 0.1% month over month, that is down more than what economists expected and in the year-over-year or port prices are now up to 6.5% from

last december. important key figure there. cpi number. the oldest living pearl harbor veteran celebrating his 105th birthday yesterday. how about that? look at him with a big smile on his face. u.s. army private first class joseph eskonazi at the national world war ii museum in new orleans. >> i just don't even know why my hand just went up. i did it unconsciously. >> wow. celebrating alongside six other veterans from the greatest generation all in the 90s, 105 years old guys, his hand just went up he said. a call to service. >> steve: amazing, thank you,

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>> steve: there is some outrage this morning a sixth grade kids were pictured dancing with holes inside a strip club while on a sanctioned school field trip. reportedly happened back in november when the michigan teacher took the kids to the detroit symphony and then at lunchtime they went to a pizzeria that was connected to a strip joint. the pizza place was overcrowded so students were allegedly moved to the round where they "tried some pole dancing" you can see it in that image.

fox news contributor joe concha joins us right now, joe, very awkward. you have to figure when the kids got home they probably said of their parents hey, mom, dad, why were there firemen pulls in the pizzeria? >> joe: right because that's probably that's something they've never seen before. it's hard to see what's more disturbing here, that the school thought this was a good idea or that parents didn't raise more hell about it at the time, andrew reber had to to shine a light on this and the school is threatening legal action against ryan weaver for what? for letting parents know what some kids didn't come home and told him about? and tiktok is also why we are talking about this on the national level. remember they were banned from twitter before elon musk so a lot going on here. >> ai>> steve: this strip joints a pizzeria busy during the day. it does say something about the judgment of the pizzeria to put

the kids there, but then again they are trying to make money in times of been tough, so you get that. there were no strippers. just a facility. you have to wonder about the judgment of the teachers. your children go to the same school my children all went to. >> same teacher in one case. mrs. fournier. >> steve: it would say a lot about the judgment of the teacher to say this is a good idea you know what? the pizzeria is busy we will put you in that room, i think most of them or our teachers would've said you know what? we're going to hardee's across the street. >> joe: i will defend the pizzeria because they said for the last 20 years they've been doing this where they had to put the kids up in the club because let's put it this way you walk into any pizza joint and you say can i get a table for 117, it doesn't exist. >> steve: it's their overflow. i get that. sp>> joe: they should have known

that would've ended up there like the movie striptease but they said you know what, those polls the kids are on are there for decorative purposes. polls on a platform. not actually used for what you think they are being used or. so we are not really getting a straight story are we? >> steve: the rochester, michigan, school district gave a statement to fox news digital and say rochester community schools appreciates the strong teacher and caregiver partnerships as we work together to enhance classroom learning opportunities the safety and security of our students, staff, and school community is always our priority. i completely believe they believe that, but then again, they did not answer the question about hey, what is the deal? >> joe: one quick note, we have to get back to blocking and tackling, field trips are nice but t test scores had the larget decline in grades 4-8 sixth-graders in math we are getting our doors blown off by china, seeing test scores lower

than countries like estonia and poland blocking and tackling unless we won't be competitive in the real world and seeing jobs source out to other countries because our kids are not prepared for the things they need to know. i say this as a parent when kids are getting aged right now, first and third grade but we will take it. we need the scholarships. >> steve: absolutely in 12 years, joe, thank you very much. >> joe: always a pleasure. >> s>> steve: see you in the parking lot. 16 hour minutes before the top of the are. >> singing in the rain, we have severe weather across portions of the midsouth including kentucky where we have a cup tornado warned storm and storm warnings up toward tennessee and kentucky watching this line of storms, tornado watch in effect all next couple of hours, foxweather.com keeps you posted, there is the threat ongoing today for parts of the south.

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>> ainsley: ray are back with quick headlines world cup winner leonel massey's score is in his first game back with his club psg, his goal was initially ruled off size but allowed after rule demography. they offer to give them a three to $50 million deal. messi's rival gave him a $250 million deal which makes him the highest-paid player. charles white has passed away,

the usc tailback still holds the trojans career rushing record with over 6200 yards. he played nine seasons in the nfl with the browns and the rams. usc revealing white passed away from cancer yesterday surviving by his five children and the granddaughter. charles white was 64 years old. brand? >> brian: he was great, thank you so much, appreciate it carly, at the top of the hour tomorrow hamlin is home, he is home, nine days after his cardiac arrest incident we still don't know what caused this periods coach and team members cheering as his condition improves. >> great first from foremost grateful he is home with his parents and his brother which is great. that's up to his health which is on our mind as far as his situation goes and when he feels ready, we welcome him back as he feels ready. >> i know some guys were chomping at the bit to go see

him, but against doctors orders just making sure like we said he is getting rest and recovery taking it slow. obviously trying to get back to being himself. >> steve: the bills have to host to the dolphins and devon joins us to react, devon, this is familiar for you the whole league rallied around you when leo was diagnosed with cancer. you continue to play through it. you were by her side. and again league rallying around demar, what's your reaction along the way? >> devon: i think what he went there was definitely a tragic experience but to see how the whole world really rallied around him is really important. to see him able to get out of that hospital and go home is a huge step for him on his journey but i think right now is one of the real work starts where he is really going to have to process what happened to him and how he will reframe this event to serve him in the future. >> brian: what do me a

question mark if he feels physically and passes the test he has to get out of there but psychologically it has to be in the back of your mind? >> yes. i don't think he should rush to get back out there and personally if i was him i wouldn't go back out there. i know we live in a society where we love the comeback story where we like to see people go from tragedy to triumph. nobody is really comfortable with that middle part where you have to process the tragedy went through. i don't think the goal should be to get back onto the football field but getting around his teammates that can support him along this journey is going to be important. >> brian: first off everyone wants to know how lee is doing? >> she is doing really good, she's almost a year's cancer free she is living her life. >> brian: you have an announcement right? am i a jay? >> i do. i just had another daughter on january 2nd. i have three girls, i am officially a real girl dad so i am blessed to be at this house right now because for so long we were scared to have more kids

because of what leo went through but now we have two more. >> brian: that's awesome. congratulations. let's start with something less important but certainly fun, and that is the wild card games this weekend, i love this weekend more than any else. first of your former team the ravens and the bangles, the bangles in a tough situation that game was in play so all kinds of gymnastics to get everything equaled out for the postseason. but the ravens-bangles you have to like cincinnati here. >> i definitely like cincinnati especially since lamar jackson most likely will not be playing. i think the bangles have really good chance to get in there and get this w and try to get back to the super bowl. >> brian: giants back in the playoffs against the vikings a team that needed a 63-yard field goal to beat him in the last seconds to the giants of a charter? >> i think so. i think the giants have looked really good the season. they have a chance to make it to postseason. for the first time in a long time so i think they have a lot of motivation to go out there and show the world what they are capable of doing. i am definitely going to go with

the giants. >> brian: saturday 4 4:30 on fox seahawks-49ers, seahawks sneak in last week, 49ers may be the elite of the nfc do see it that way? >> differently. definitely. i think they will definitely be able to pull this off. they have a lot of camaraderie together. they have a lot of experience together and i'm looking for them to pull off the victory. >> brian: what about them playing tom brady and the buccaneers, but do you think the bucs have a shot here? on paper they shouldn't. >> like you said on paper they shouldn't. it's hard to see brady coming in at the end of the season under 500, but i think this type of game right now may be able to break out that vintage, i don't think you can never count him out in the postseason. >> brian: great record but he looked fine this year, and jaguars charges though my chargers, red-hot team.

>> going with the jaguars all day, they better look good at the stress of the nfl season hopefully able to take this momentum into the wild card game. >> brian: what to think about 36-year-old rams head coach who says he's burnt out and probably will step aside? does that surprise you? >> no, it doesn't because if you look at the long season he had last year with the super bowl when back everything you have to do in the off-season and then you come into this season and you suffer from a lot of different injuries, it can wear down on you and cause burnout but i don't think he's going anywhere. >> brian: devon, great to see you, you look great congrats on your expanding family, thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: meanwhile more "fox & friends" in just ag ar moment. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together.

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just talking about. have a fantastic thursday. >> jonathan turley leads us off on the radio today. >> bill: good morning. classified documents. another batch of sensitive materials. a lot we don't know. does it merit a special counsel investigation? good morning, it's thursday. you made it so far. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom" and great to be here with you. press office in the white house had to be are you serious? here we go. aides of president biden came across another new batch of classified documents appear to have been stored improperly separate from the ten or