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>> todd: tributes pouring in over the death of lisa marie presley's death. releasing this statement to "people" magazine it is with a heavy heart that i must share the devastating news that my daughter lisa marie presley has passed us. wees sat most loving woman i have ever known. thank you for the love and prayers. lisa marie died thursday after being rushed to the hospital earlier in the day. l.a. county first responders were called to the her calabasas home 11:00 a.m. for a woman in cardiac arrest. paramedics arriving six minutes later performing cpr regaining signs of life. presley taken to a nearby hospital but pronounced dead a short time later. celebrities sharing touching tributes for the singer and songwriter leann rimes tweeting how heart breaking i hope she is at peace in her dad's arms. my heart goes out to her family. too much grief in just a couple years. in an emotional post, john travolta says says lisa, baby girl, i'm so sorry. i will miss you but i know i will see you again.

founder of the beach boys put out this week hard to take someone so young and full of life passes on. i feel so bad about lisa marie and i wish the best for. >> geraldo: children and her family love and mercy, brian. presley attended the golden globes tuesday night to celebrate austin butler's award for his portrayal of her father in the movie elvis. the actor giving love to lisa marie and priscilla during his acceptance speech. >> thank you for believing in me. >> lisa marie, priscilla, i love you forever. [applause] you could at least play suspicious minds or something. >> lisa marie survived by her mother and three daughters, riley, harper and finley she was just 54 years old. >> ainsley: married four times and two children riley and benjamin benjamin committed suicide in 2020. with her first husband married michael jackson and nicholas

cage and ryan look wood. have twin daughters they are only 14. >> unresponsive. cardiac arrest. they were able to revive her a little bit. brought her to the hospital. >> ainsley: coded a few times at the hospital. >> pete: coded a few times at the hospital and eventually pronounced dead. >> brian: sole heir to. it they would shut grace land down and let her run of the house that she really had that was hers. she ended up through a bad business manager losing a lot of fortune that she got. $14,000 in debt. and then she kind of battled her way back and still obviously has grace land, married four times. so, it looks like, you know, she, when you lose your dad at 9 years old in a very challenging situation,ing you know, it is not easy. pete ate a lot of tragedy. obviously her dad passing when she was very young and her son committing suicide, you pray they're together today.

>> ainsley: priscilla lost the love of her life, her grandson and now her daughter. they were at the golden globe awards together when got best actor playing elvis. billy bush. she appeared unstudy and held on to her manager's arm i'm just going to grab your arm. there she is you can see touching her heart, her mom doing the same thing when he is the one who played elvis. was up on stage. >> brian: four minutes now after the top of the hour. >> ainsley: now to the documents. the document probe that's putting the white house on defense. attorney general merrick garland is appointing a special counsel to investigate president biden's handling of classified papers. >> pete: the latest batch of sensitive materials found in the garage of his delaware home right next to the commander-in-chief's beloved corvette. >> brian: right. lucas tomlinson has the details from the white house. good morning, lucas. >> good morning, guys. this is the third time classified material has been discovered. this time at one of president

biden's delaware homes. >> my lawyers reviewed other places where documents and my -- from my time as vice president were stored and they finished the review last night. they discovered a small number of documents with classified markings in storage areas and file cabinets in my home -- in my -- in my personal library. the department of justice was immediately notified. and the lawyers arranged for the department of justice to take possession of the document. >> attorney general merrick garland has tapped robert herr a former u.s. attorney in maryland who served as a senior justice department official in the trump administration to lead this probe. now, let's look at the timeline, guys. it all started november 4th. the first time classified material was discovered. national archives contacted doj to report classified documents biden center office here in the nation's capital. documents had been secured in the national archives. now, on november 9th. the fbi begins to investigate.

on november 1st. garland assigns john lausch. just before christmas a second batch of classified documents discovered. informed lausch additional documents found at biden's private home in wilmington. on january 5th. lausch briefed garland and advised that a special counsel was warranted. just yesterday, a third -- for the third time classified materials discovered. biden's counsel called lausch and said this additional document was identified. under questioning from our own peter doocy, president biden admitted some of this classified material was discovered in a garage at his house, which the president insist was locked next to his corvette which our viewers of course remember from this campaign ad. >> there is going to be a limit in transparency, public, non-legal transparency what can be shared. >> i disagree, ed. there has not been a limit of transparency. >> statements on wednesday. -- >> -- there has not been a limit of transparency. that, i will disagree with you

on that. >> what's notable is garland ordered this new special counsel just days after appoint ago separate special counsel to investigate former president trump's handling of classified material. guys? >> brian: lieu as, i get the sense that the probe ♪ ending along with the discovery. thanks so much. >> might take a while. >> brian: yeah, i think it might take a while. how about this? just keep in mind, there is a third discovery in there you have got the garage. we don't know what the documents are, just classified. then you have got a third discovery of at least one other classified document and it could be where -- i did not know this, but they build a scif in every president or vice president's house unless you are donald trump they refused to build in mar-a-lago. maybe they would have built n trump tower but not there anymore. bottom line it should not be there and you have a situation where their lawyer gets to lead. attorney general who calls the national archives who called the attorney general who maybe gets the fbi.

i'm sure donald trump is saying i would love that situation where my lawyers get to lead. well, they were going through it but evidently they were being confronted and didn't to the give everything up they should have in a timely fashion that created more problems for the former president. >> ainsley: first batch is found at the biden -- the penn biden center in d.c. >> pete: yeah. >> ainsley: second batch found inside one of his houses in delaware, the one in wilmington. they checked rehoboth beach they didn't find one there. wilmington in the garage next to or in the same garage that he keeps that corvette that was actually seen in one of the 2020 campaign ads when he was pulling out of his garage. then they find one page, at least, among stored materials in an adjacent room to that garage. >> pete: biggest thing i learned through all of this is that joe biden had a at this thank. how much deep thinking was happening at the penn center? what we have learned. >> brian: paid a million dollars not to teach.

>> pete: 700, $800,000 a year not to teach a class. >> ainsley: few lectures. >> pete: ajudge so-called professors. we do know the pennsylvania university got foreign funding, especially from china the manipulate the penn biden center was initiated. when you look at the emails some of which we got from the hunter biden laptop, they were all looking for jobs or connections to said places as many poured in and wealth creation was always part of the strategy of the post vice presidency. and now we're learning that there are documents awash in these different places. what was of the -- is there any connection to the influence peddling that the bidens have been known for? that -- we'll see if the special counsel actually looks at that, but it feeds into the sense many of us have this is a family using political access to enrich themselves. >> ainsley: so many questions. donald trump, the president said -- biden said it was

irresponsible for donald trump to do. this meanwhile he is doing the same thing. donald trump says. >> pete: classic. >> ainsley: donald trump classified his items which he is allowed to do as as president and joe biden is not as vice president. he is caught with this classified information from his vice presidency and he was not supposed to have that gregg jarrett, who is a fox news legal analyst, talked about these documents a few minutes ago on "fox & friends." >> president biden is more at criminal risk here because trump had the ability to declassify documents, unfettered authority. can do it on his own. he doesn't have to tell anybody. it's a crime to remove and store classified documents and put them in an unauthorized location. and i'm sorry, but the corvette defense doesn't cut it. you know, it has to be in what's known as a scif, as you know. a secure location approved by the government for classified docs. it's concerning to me not one, bnot two but three locations.

that suggests knowledge and intent on the part of biden. >> brian: again, we know classified documents. we don't know what level and they actually are we might never know. we know the topics were u.k., ukraine and china on the last batch. keep in mind, we have no idea. we know he had mechanics coming in and out thereof working on his corvette. we also know that there is no records of who has been visiting him at his delaware place. obviously when he is out of office we have no idea. now that he is president he has been there 60 times. he is going there this weekend again. there's no sign-in sheet. >> pete: most transparent administration in history is what they want to declare yet, we have no idea who visiting him at the very house where the documents were where he spends all of his time. >> brian: one thing noteworthy other outlets seem just as exercised as maybe you are out there about what's going on and what's being held back because they clearly keep reading the same statement over and over again and, yet, there is stuff they easily could answer

outgiving up anything that would hurt joe biden's case. but they just keep saying joe biden takes it seriously when his action's say a totally different story. a locked closet in an office and then you have a guy who leaves boxes of paperwork in a garage and they keep saying he takes it seriously. which makes you wonder are they just trying to make it seem that everyone thinks he just didn't know it was there. the intent was not there. you have got to wonder why now? is there someone on the left that doesn't want to run for president is that why it's suddenly exposed? >> ainsley: maybe, we don't know. >> pete: that's a great question. >> ainsley: migrant situation is affecting texas and arizona and also florida. we reported last week that the coast guard is saying 300 migrants were fleeing cuba and other countries and they landed at the dry -- national park last week and forced it to close because there were so many that landed there. 45 also made landfall in key west. florida was saying, you know, what do we do? how do we handle this? and they reached out to the

government and they -- you know, they were talking about this situation. we had some of the agents on our show. well, it turns out ron desantis decided to deploy the national guard to help with the migrant surge, just a few hours later. joe biden blasts him and says it's a political stunt and on karine jean-pierre did the same thing. listen. >> we have seen governor desantis do political stunts. that is how he perceives to fix the -- this issue from florida, all right. and he takes -- you know, we're talking about people who are coming from -- from countries who are doing with, um, political sphr strife who are dg with issues where they're trying to find asylum answered treats them like pawns. and so we have called that out over and over again and we will continue to do that. and he is not dealing with the problem. he's actually creating a problem. and so that's what i have to say to that we have talked about governor desantis and the,

again, the mockery that he is making of a process that the president is trying to fix. >> brian: by trying to fix parachuting them in at 2:00 in the morning and dropping them in cities without even telling mayors. putting them in sponsor homes we know nothing about. this use people as pawns. not one person gets on a bus or plane without signing a sheet including the ones that went over to martha's vineyard. ron desantis obviously was going to apologize for using those illegal immigrants as pawns, right? is that what he did? >> pete: i think that's the soundbite. >> ainsley: coast guard is the one that asked him. have the emails to prove it. >> brian: he was responding to a federal organization. >> ainsley: that's right. >> pete: coast guard calls the governor and says. >> ainsley: we need your help. >> pete: if it was a different governor they may not have gotten that help. ron desantis says coast guard calls we're willing to help with the florida national guard. here's what he said. >> we were seeing the coast guard had brought in like 300 people that they had onboarded and put them in the florida keys. well, they didn't have the

ability to take care of those folks. there is vessels left everywhere on people's property and all of this. we declared a state of emergency. we provided coast guard, the assistance that they've asked for. we are going to clear the vessels free of charge for those residents because it wasn't their fault. maybe we will send the bill to biden, we'll see. [laughter] [applause] >> the reality is the coast guard is stretched so thin. what the coast guard has told us is we are not going to get additional resources from the federal government like this is what we have. so we're basically filling gaps that the federal government should be filling and would be filling if they wanted to do it. i would just tell the white house not only has the coast guard asked us to help, but we have no choice but to help because of your neglect and incompetence. [applause] >> ainsley: so the coast guard requested twin engine fdc, aircraft to patrol the shoreline in florida. you heard him say the state of florida is going to pay the residents.

this is what residents down in texas are fuming about. because the migrants walk into their yard. they damage their fences. they cut holes in their fences. so ron desantis is saying i'm going to pay the florida residents if these migrants pull up their backyard in a boat on the water to pay -- i'll pay to remove those boats so the residents aren't stuck with that bill, then he said i'm going to send the bill to joe biden perhaps. >> brian: same thing about governor abbott. every time he tries to get ahold of the border and puts kids on bus because overwhelmed. again, the press secretary totally unprepared. if you get briefed and said there was a request from the coast guard to get florida's help, you don't make that statement. there is a laziness she goes about with where she is a pure politician. she is also not even armed. >> way jen psaki was with the facts. >> pete: also double down on the myth that this is not a problem at the border, flight if they admit that the coast guard called and they are admitting they created this migration problem. illegality problem. >> ainsley: it's the same answer. political stunt. this is a political stunt.

they're pawns, they are pawns. meanwhile these states are hurting and they don't know what to do with the individuals. they have a heart for the people. but they don't have place for them. and they shouldn't have to bear the burden, the tax burden of paying for people coming over illegally and not paying into the system. all right, let's hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: good morning. starting with this tragic situation here. a police report filed in washington, d.c. are, back in 2014, reveals brian walsh, the hulls of missing massachusetts mom ana walshe threatened to kill her before they got married. the report states that brian listed as suspect one threatened ana over the phone saying she was going to kill ana and her friend. the police department says no charges were filed against brian at the time because ana refused to cooperate. the mother of three was last seen on new year's day. her husband has since been arrested for misleading authorities at the time of her disappearance. chicago mayor lori lightfoot is blaming a staffer for sending out that controversial email asking teachers to offer class credit to students who volunteer

for her re-election campaign. >> it was 0, 0, 0 coordination coordination, coercion or anything else between the campaign and cps on this issue. she understands it was a mistake. we put guardrails in place to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> carley: the controversy started when this email from lightfoot's campaign went out to coshocton public school teachers on wednesday it says, quote: as the race heats up, we're looking to enrich our office through what we call our externship program. lightfoot for chicago is seeking resumes from any volunteer interested in campaign politics. mlb major league baseball plans to use automatic strike zones at all aaa parks during the 2023 season that is according to a report from espn. half of the games implement robot umpires other use challenge system use technological aid to correct milled calls. remains unclear if the mlb make

the switch at the big league level. those are your headlines. no. >> terrible. got to get it right. i'm tired of umpires having a bad day. they view their strike zones differently. i want. >> ainsley: it will be precise. >> pete: part of the nuances of the game it isn't precise. there is judgment calls. sometimes it goes your way. sometimes it doesn't. strikes a little high, a little low. >> brian: like 1984 with you before instant replay came. the human element of umpires and rerrefs i want a touchdown to ba touchdown. every time score a touchdown wait for the replay. >> ainsley: don't you love that because the audience can weigh in on it. >> pete: i can't stand it. >> ainsley: everyone at home that's in or out. >> brian: leather helmets no face masks jim thorpe that's the way you at this point in time. >> pete: that's the way i want

it. >> brian: pete is drunk again. [laughter] >> pete: condoleezza rice says we need to send more money to ukraine and do it now. general jack keane reacts. ♪

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>> it's a really a matter of being a sense of urgency about getting equipment to the ukrainians, getting the training done. the report that the polls are now considering tanks that's a great development the fact that we have authorized bradley fighting vehicles, that's a great but we really now, it can't be all business as usual. it has to be very aggressive to get the materials there because when the winter lifts, i think you're going to see even renewed possibilities of offenses.

>> brian: by the russians and by the ukrainians, former secretary of state condoleezza rice calling for urgency in sending money and weapons to ukraine saying time is not on their side. this is navy secretary warns the weapon makers much ramp up production to replenish our stocks. here to react is general jack keane retired four star general fox news senior strategic analyst. first off the urgency that condoleezza rice sees. why do you think she is saying that? i think she rises full well in '23 the ukrainians have the opportunity to drive the russians completely off their territory and that opportunity will close. that won't be there two, three years from now. russia wants, brian, a protracted war. they want to cripple ukraine's economy and well on their way to do it. destroy their physical infrastructure and then weaken the political resolve of the united states and the west to support the war. they are playing for a long game and they think if they hold on to territory, eventually, ukraine will stalemate, that

will get negotiations and as a result of those negotiations, russia will have a good place to restart the war. they're not giving up here. the only way this thing ends favorably for the west and for the ukrainian people certainly is to drive them off the territory. drive the russians out. and that's what this is about. this that is what rice is talking about. the strategic implications of that are pretty significant. and russia turns this around and eventually scores a win because they protract a stalemate i mean there's no doubt they will continue their aggression mum dove have a will be next and on nato and strategic implications with china and iran are obvious. they will be emboldened by. this so we have an opportunity to stop an aggressor cold here and we should the give the ukrainians everything they need. they need tanks. they need long range missiles. they need advanced drones. they need more air defense, obviously stop deliberating. >> brian: eventually give them

everything we deliberate for. give timely lives are savored and infrastructure as well. should we give the tanks. should they get the mortar tanks. should they get the one from france. the leper tanks we are talking about. get it to them now and they could actually come out victorious or push the russians back. if we keep delaying that's what is going to be to the russians' advantage. >> no doubt about it. spoken to the ukrainians directly myself. they clearly don't want to bite the hand that's feeding them. they want those tanks. we have got these reasons why we don't want to give them m 1 tanks sophisticated logistical nightmare. free up the germans to give the leper tanks. more practical tank for ukrainians significant number in europe. germans say we will do whatever the united states does. give them the support they need. >> brian: british want to start taking a leadership role but worried about giving up too much

of their stocks. they have got understand it works for them, too. war games, simulated war against china over taiwan. we actually, according to this study, we win this war game but it's with japan's help. tell us about this, general. >> well, first of all, there has been a number of war games done over the last 10 years, most all of them classified. but the results have been widely reported. and we normally lose in that conflict. there's a number of different scenarios they ran which i think made the war game very interesting. one is taiwan stands alone. defeated in a couple of weeks by china. china retakes the island. the united states to prevail in supporting taiwan, japan has to be in the war and japan has to give up their bases for the united states to use because many of the basis throughout the region are destroyed by the chinese. the results are horrific though. even though the united states

and japan and taiwan prevails. taiwan army does not collapse in a scenario where we win. but the country infrastructure is largely destroyed. the economy is devastated. we take huge losses. hundreds of airplanes. scores of ships. thousands of troops killed. something we predicted for years. this is high end conventional warfare. >> brian: without outside, taiwan loses in two weeks. >> yeah. no doubt about it. >> brian: general, thanks so much. we got to make sure people understand the significance of this war on a regular basis. this is in our interest for ukraine to prevail. thanks so much. >> great talking to you, brian. you and your team have a wonderful weekend. >> brian: absolutely. speaking of the weekend coming up at 8:00 and repeated at 11. one nation. david rubin stein one of the richest people in the world secret to his success. rob schneider one of the funniest people in america comes to our studio. here's a little of that interview as he talks about a

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i find some solace believing she is reunited with her son benjamin. singer pink sharing a throw back picture oh this one hurts my heart. lisa marie, you were one of a kind. the world lost a rare gem. lisa marie is survived by her mother and three daughters riley, harbor and f inley. >> the man accused of killing four university of idaho students was back in court yesterday. >> mr. kohberger understands his right to a timely preliminary hearing and he's willing to waive the timeliness to allow us time to obtain discovery in this case. >> ainsley: bryan kohberger, who appeared to have scratches on his face maybe from shaving people are saying behind bars. waived his right to a speedy trial and was ordered to continue being held without bail. a preliminary hearing is set now for six months, in six months in

june. june 26th. joining me now with more is former federal prosecutor francey hakes. good morning to you, francey. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: why do we have to wait six months just for that preliminary hearing? >> well, it's really interesting delay, ainsley. and i think what it means is the defense is well aware that the prosecution has the goods. as they know that if they were to go to a probable cause hearing tomorrow, the judge would bind kohberger over for trial. i think their strategy is to delay this as long as possible to let it fade from the news. i don't think it will. i think that's their intent to let it fade from the news so that they can quietly in the background do their own investigation and gather their own team of experts. really by the time they get to trial it's too late to attack the evidence. that's why they are going to try to do it at the preliminary hearing. >> ainsley: did they request this -- did they say to the judge we would love six more months or does the judge make that determination? >> well, it was an agreement between the parties. so both parties would have

agreed and for the prosecutor, that gives them lots of time to continue the investigation. i think what most people don't know is that when kohberger was arrested, the investigation didn't stop it. just started a new phase because now what the prosecution wants and what the investigators are trying to find out is that all-important motive. why did he do it? and they are going back and interviewing everyone he has ever known, everything he has ever written, every class he's ever taken, every person he has ever interacted with to try to get that answer so they can give it to a jury eventually. >> ainsley: i also want to ask you about this case in oklahoma this 4-year-old little girl her name is athena brownfield she disappeared in oklahoma. her caretaker alicia adams she is 31 years old. she and her boyfriend or her spouse, another person they were supposed to be watching these two sisters and she is charged with child neglect. the 5-year-old sister was found wandering around, a postal worker found that child on tuesday 5:00 p.m.

authorities are saying her sister that's still missing might have disappeared on friday. so what does this tell you? what do you think happened? >> well, the more days that have passed since someone saw her last, the grimmer, i'm afraid, it is for little athena. this is a terrible case. and i fear for her safety. what i want to know is where are her parents? i know her grandmother has been interviewed. the father apparently said he hadn't seen the child in a year and a half. how do you not see your children in a year and a half? i don't understand what was happening with these caretakers? what does that mean? were they babysitters? was this a day care? the whole situation just absolutely stinks. and i'm very worried for athena. i'm especially worried to see law enforcement looking through things like lakes and bodies of water. that's never a good sign. >> ainsley: so sad. francey, thank you so much for coming on. >> thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: you're welcome. let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for forecast. >> janice: deadly day yesterday

of severe storms. one of the worst severe weather outbreaks in the month of january we have ever seen. look at that over 200 reports of severe storms. 68 reports of tornadoes. we had three tornado emergencies yesterday in alabama. and the destruction that is happening right now as the sun comes up is just devastating. that system is moving eastward off the coast and we have the potential for some nasty weather in the northeast with this coastal low, rain along the coast. some gusty winds and snow and ice in interior sections. so just beware of that and of course of the west. we have been talking about the incredible amounts of rain. over 40 inches of rain along coastal california and 10 feet of snow over the mountains. another few days of more of the same. the good news is as we look ahead to tuesday, wednesday, and thursday of next week, better weather in store. but it has just been incredible last few weeks for california. there is san francisco. one of the hardest hit areas, tuesday, wednesday, thursday,

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criticized for not appointing a special counsel when you have one for former president trump on the same issue. so, really,y view that as controversial at all. >> pete: how do you view the two independent special counsels themselves? certainly the treatment of donald trump the raid in mar-a-lago and that process a lot different than how this has unfolded compare the two if you would. >> well, both of the prosecutors involved are career doj types. even though herr was in private practice total establishment doj types. hur was u.s. attorney in baltimore you don't -- you know, that's just a career doj position. there are no -- there are no real conservatives in baltimore. you know. they were -- the last one -- i was the last one and i moved out five years ago. and so there is a difference, but, here's the thing. everybody is talking about immediately came out the

democratic side and a lot of people mainstream press and said oh, they are totally different situations. well, you don't know that yet. that's why you have an investigation. so, nobody should be coming out and talking about how different they are. and here's another thing, pete. how do you -- how do you turn over right away and inadvertently place documents in a private think tank? they have been there five years. they weren't turned over right away. they were just discovered. but this was a post vice presidential private think tank. so, let's just wait and see what develops. >> pete: yeah, you had the press jumping, falling over themselves to try to explain away why this is okay. here's how the white house counsel's office is defending it. i want to get your response. they say we are confident that a thorough review will show that these documents were inadvertently misplaced and the president and his lawyers acted promptly upon discovery of this mistake. is it that a defense?

in inadvertently misplaced? >> oh, it could absolutely be a defense just like it could be a defense for former president trump that he doesn't know what people are doing and who is moving those classified documents. here's the dirty little secret of washington, pete, everybody, virtually everybody keeps some kind of a classified document. there are too many documents that are classified. i don't mean to make light of it, but it happens all the time in washington. so, again, the question is really why did they go after and treat former president trump different than anybody else? there may be good reasons for that there may not. but, again, you don't inadvertently bring something to a post vice presidential think tank. that doesn't happen -- that doesn't get misplaced. somebody made a decision to do it. >> pete: somebody did. not to mention the fact that the president has powers to tee classify where a vice president does not. sol wisenberg, thank you so much

for your time. appreciate it. >> happy to be here. thanks for having me. >> pete: great to see you. still ahead, joe rogan puts democrat mega donor and socialist george soros on notice. >> it's like he wants these cities to fall apart. he wants crime to flourish. it's almost like he is an evil person in a batman movie. >> pete: our own will cain reacts to these scathing comments next. ♪ back of the jacked up tailgate ♪ pretty thing ♪ get down in that georgia clayt ♪ your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ >> brian: joe rogan puts mega donor george soros on blast. not his mega donor, for his crime-ridden agenda. >> i had a conversation with the governor of texas about him, about with greg abbott where he was explaining to me what george soros does. it's [bleep] terrifying that he don't united states money to a very progressive, very leftist, whether it's a d.a. or whatever politician and then funds someone who is even further left than them to go against them. it seems like he funds corrosion. it's like he wants these cities to fall apart. he wants crime to flourish. >> yeah. >> it's almost like he is an

evil person in a batman movie. >> brian: it is and we are in the movie. >> ainsley: joining us now "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain. we can't understand why he would fund these progressive movements. why do you think that is? he is the number one democratic donor, right above sam bankman freed. >> yeah. ainsley, you ask the toughest question right off the bat. right out of the gate you ask the toughest question. what's his motivation? first, let me say isn't it interesting? it's always a little bit frustrating when it seems like and i don't mean this as a shock, when it seems like a guy joe rogan arrives at the party two hours late. we have been talking about george soros. you should know about the power and influence of george soros. at the same time, you're happy that you finally arrived at the party. we're glad you're here, joe. it's an important party to attend. and so, i'm a little frustrated as always is the case when it kind of finally happy has lathat had has broken through. joe rogan represents the are

american popular culture. finally broken through that there is some reflection on the influence of george soros. to your question, ainsley, that is the great question. what is george soros' multiple motivation. why cede growing crime and chaos and corruption. i can't in the man's mind. he hasn't played out anything his vision of america, my guess is, ainsley, through the path of chaos you fund control. at some point if everyone has to live in a safety confusion and chaos at some point those that have helped organize society can exert their control over society. >> pete: brian, there is why we talked exclusively about will cain on radio program and he can use phrases like isaac buckeyes >> will: braf dough to the brian

kilmeade show trending topic will cain. funny it watch those guys go back and forth. here's the deal, people. you know what it means harvard. >> pete: kind of. >> zeitgeist more common parlance. >> he shares a brain with the american people. he has a pulse on kind of -- because you are right. he is behind the curve. we're glad he's there but i think he thinks like most people. is he not thinking in politics and not worried about the boogie man behind the curtain once it's revealed you can't unsee it. and i think that's what makes it special about what he is talking about. >> brian: right. sadly, george soros has kids and they believe like he believes. so we can't just wait for him to move on to another planet. >> will: yeah, as would be expected.

yeah, pete put in this simple terms, great job, man. that's how you communicate. but you are absolutely right. you are absolutely right about joe rogan's role. you know, pete and i have gone off the wall on george soros. you hope people understand george soros. by the way i live in dallas. you guys know that do you know what guys talk about? they talk about it's crazy how much crime is a part of your life. talk about the taco reia. shopping center down the road where i live. it's really a part of people's lives. by the way come up on "fox & friends" this weekend. the reason rachel is not here a feature friends package with jack brewer on inmates getting second lease on life. we also have dan bongino, stuart varney, john ratcliffe, monica crowley, you don't want to miss "fox & friends" saturday and sunday. >> pete: did his homework. ♪ bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let the light shine through. and light tomorrow, with the hope from today.

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