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there is your national anthem with your pictures from across america. in those pictures were two i submitted from some friends in missoula, montana. mark truck and fire chief, captain mark extrum at retirement ceremony for one of his coworkers. good buddy of mine. what a beautiful flag they had flying outside of a truck in snowy missoula, montana yesterday morning. pete: that is awesome. i continue to be impressed by all of you out there and the photos you send in. we love it. keep them coming. some day there will be a picture book. some day eventually. i don't know whose job that will be. not mine. it will be great. rachel: good morning. good morning to both of you. will: good morning. pete: i like your blue eyelash eyelashes. rachel: shadow and mascara, my hair and make up team went all

out today. you owe me 250-dollars. will: not on air. rachel: something went down before the show started. you bet me. i got the bet. pete: somehow guessed something impossible to guest, will admitted to mouthing word to her. rachel: i didn't see it. pete: she claims she didn't see it. i'm good on 250 bucks. rachel: we'll see. pete: findings more, will? will: keep finding more. the number and location is getting confusing. how many documents in how many different locations has joe biden stuffed away classified documents. pete: exactly right. it was 2:00 yesterday, peter doocy comes on the phone on a phone. i'm doing work, look up, more, is that a new banner on the bottom? there are more classified documents found in joe biden's wilmington, delaware home, bringing the total they're telling to us six.

my understanding is, joe biden sent a lawyer with classification, with clearance to search the home even more on what date exactly? we don't know. and more documents were found in multiple locations throughout the house. at this point they would have to claim that house is their storage location of any location. rachel: this byes the total to six looks like. again i see lawyers coming into the home. i don't see fbi raids. i don't see anything like that which is really, really weird, will. will: it is weird. you mentioned lawyers. special counsel to the president, richard sabra said this, because i have security clearance, i went to wilmington, thursday, to help facilitate providing documents the president's counsel found on wednesday over to the justice department. i was transferring to the doj who accompanied me, five additional pages with classification markings were discovered among the material, for a total now of six pages.

doj officials immediately took possession of them. rachel: hmmm. and then again, senator ted cruz asking the same question we've been asking, he tweeted out, full fbi raid happens when? pete: so the president's lawyers are there. their justification we have classification. there are doj officials there under what pretense are they there to get the documents and give them over to the archives? have they really searched the entire house? did they really know all the documents are there? when i read this statement it says, we found these additional pages when we were grabbing the other pages in the garage. rachel: in the corvette. pete: in the corvette. this is a mess. this is a very real problem for the president of the united states who didn't have the ability to declassify when he took these documents. he had years and years. who now has a fact pattern that

is more than just the corvette garage. it is the penn center and other places in his house. you can't explain this away especially with karine jean-pierre. will: not just a problem with the president of the united states, you're right to highlight that, it could be the beginning of the end for his candidacy in 2024. it's a problem it therefore, by extension for the department of justice. you are under increasing pressure now, at least awareness by the american public you run this two teared justice system. you can't have this yet be another example. what i mean by that, you will have a real hard time explaining not just to the american people but to congress you're going full-throated against president trump for documents held at mar-a-lago and not full-throated, full bore as well for documents held by joe biden at his private residence. have a hard time going see the difference is, around the reason why. no. you better show equal justice

here. either not pursuing both those cases. >> they should be tweeted equally. my opinion, i don't know if there is legal opinion or not, in the case of hunter biden family there is lot more fire there. a lot more smoke. pete: predicate. rachel: representative james comer by the way who has jurisdiction over national archives, i will let him explain why he is upset with national archives. he says in the clip we're about to show you that the biden family has way too many ties to china. there are problems with the fact that these documents are in their home given their, the history of the biden family with taking money. listen to representative comer talk about both those things. >> i do not know more than you and that is very concerning because i have jurisdiction over the national archives. this agency is supposed to do a briefing anytime something like this happens. they have not.

not only have they not given us a briefing even though we requested one, they have not answered any of our simple requests for information. this is very concerning. we are going to deal with the national archives as this mess progresses. we're very concerned. i mean joe biden promised the american people he would have the most transparent administration in history. i could make a strong argument this is the least transparent administration in history. we have to investigate the biden family being a national security risk, they had classified documents stored improperly. that is another even why. rachel: he said they're a national, that family, the biden family is a national security risk. interesting the national archives was heavily involved in the mar-a-lago stuff. suddenly, they won't even respond to the oversight committee asking for briefing on this? unbelievable. pete: national archives might as well been carrying rifles into mar-a-lago as ifer this a new enforcement mechanism. rachel: yes.

pete: i didn't realize they had to brief on things like this. that is what washington does, they sit on things. they don't respond. they hide in their bureaucracies behind, wait for someone to force them to do it on a committee. that is what the house republicans will be up against when they attempt to get answers about joe biden vis-a-vis hunter biden. rachel: that is the swamp. that is the swamp everyone is talking about. pete: that is how they operate. there was a political cartoon that caught our eye, that made a poignant point. says joe biden, everyone knows i take classified documents seriously. reporter says, actually, sir, they just know that you take classified documents. will: plays well on that interview he gave to "60 minutes" this past summer, past fall? rachel: so concerned. so irresponsible. will: so irresponsible. >> the other cartoon i thought was even better was, hunter biden was inside of the garage telling his dad, dad, i have the keys. my friend wants to go for a ride, of course the guy in the

corvette, is the cccp, the chinese communist party. that is a concern, it is funny but not nun if i. as representative comer has said this family is a security risk. there are ties to the chinese communist government to you know, corrupt forces in ukraine, to all kinds of grift makes them a national security risk. pete: the question is, could this be the thread that forces it all to unravel that points to money, that points to real violations, that force real investigations, that force media to actually cover it. then there is all of these perverse political incentives for democrats as well to push him out because other people want access to power. we'll see what happens. will: damar hamlin is still on the road to recovery. he was back with his teammates yesterday after his shocking collapse. pete: fans were rejoicing after this happy moment. rachel: ashley strohmier with

more. it's a wonderful story. >> reporter: it really sis. damar hamlin was discharged from the hospital. 12 days after his shocking collapse on the football field he was reunited with the bills teammates. buffalo linebacker mat milano where he was all smiles. they wonder if he makes an appearance at the wild card game today as buffalo hosts the dolphins. some people guessed hamlin could lead the people out of the tunnel. what a recovery would that be. his collapse drawing outpouring of concern and well-wishes from the sports world and beyond that. many of his teammates left shaken and in tears after medical staff was forced to do cpr and restart his heart before he was rushed to the hospital. hamlin was in the hospital bed a week later for the bills regular season finale. as his recovery progressed the entire nfl came together in support and prayer, putting competition on the backburner

now. there is no official word on whether hamlin will join his team at the stadium today. it would be pretty amazing moment if he did. back to you guys. pete: sure would. rachel: people learning so much about who he is. he is really a great guy. pete: not that they wouldn't have reaction for anybody in the situation. when you really like somebody that much and see it happen -- rachel: another great guy that was notice nfl is jack brewer. i spent a couple days week in florida, talking to him, seeing the ministries he is part of. this guy is part of, he just doesn't write a check to some donation, he is 100% involved. a lot of people don't realize he actually is a pastor himself. take a look at this clip. when did you become a pastor. >> i was ordained december of 2019. rachel: why did you want to do that? >> god called me to it. i gave my life to christ.

i was a womanizer. i wasn't living right. my wife stood next to me. he hadn't gotten married. we got married after i got ordained. literally moved out of the room with my wife for a year and i just went and gave everything to him. i was already serving but i put his name on everything that i was doing. and i told god, from this day forward, i'm going to be the soldier. he told me to go address this fatherhood issue. >> boy, is he. you know, that in the bible says they will know you by your fruits, the fruits of the work of the ministry that this man is doing is so amazing. if no other reason you stay with us the next four hours. you see the two packages, you will be blown away. i will give you a preview. i went to the prison. there is a band who praise and

worship music that is prisoners. guards are also in the band as well. so you're seeing, you know, i'm tell you what, i felt the holy spirit inside of this prison. i expected to see good works. i didn't expect to be overcome bit holy spirit and i did. it was amazing. look at this. pete: amazing. i'm a little personally envious, i talked to jack, few times, you have to see it. i just haven't been able to do it. you felt like you knew something special. he is doing something special. >> by the way he also taught me how to throw a football. he said i'm really good. hopefully that will make the package. will: doing great works everywhere he goes. >> that's a miracle [laughter] pete: telling entire truth was not part of his conversion. we'll see what the throw looks like. rachel: wait until you see the throw. it spins, the whole bit.

will: really? rachel: really like spins. will: spiral. rachel: spiral. will: we'll stick around for that. take us behind the scenes what jack is doing in florida, later on the show. start with additional headlines. start with the fox news alert. at least 60 people are confirmed dead after a plane carrying 72 crashed in knee pam early this morning. according to a local aviation official. it shows crews trying to rescue those on board, extinguish fires from the crash and crowds gathered around wreckage. 10 foreign nationals were on the flight. no americans that we know of at this point. investigation into the cause of the crash is now underway. two months after the grusome murders of four-eyed hoe college students, parents of one victim says she wasn't a current resident of house. parents of kaylee gonsalves. she moved out of the home, was supposed to graduate early, she returned the day to the house

the day of the attack to visit her friend to see her former roommate and attend a party. accused killer bryan kohberger will be in court in june for a hearing. fox weather alert. more storms out west wray driving rain and flash floods to california. the effect of the latest band of strong rain expected to last at the beginning of next week. 18 people have died as a result of historic flooding in the state. president biden approving california request to approve a major disaster declaration. follow the story, latest developments downloading the fox weather app for free on any connected device. 10-year-old reporter might be going pro after this impressive interview with a nfl star. watch. >> here with today van day adams, wide receiver for the las vegas raidsers 93 reception,s he has 14 touchdowns and averages 15-yards per catch. will: so that, let me be honest

with you, a lot of people can rattle off stats. i see this video. he goes, one of my greatest memories in life was, he said meeting you devonte. spins it into a question. what is the greatest moment of your life. when i was your age, j.j. stokes, receiver for the niners. he asked a good question. rachel: confident. will: so confident. pete: you're right. i have a bunch of kids who could probably rattle those stats off on that age, not in camera with a microphone with their hero. will: set-up to a question. his name is jeremiah, dream job to be home game commentator for the raid squeezer look out fox sports. pete: on his way. will: did you see what happened last night. i went to bed. pete: went to bead at nine. will: chargers were up 2-0.

did they win. will: they lost. jags won 31-30. pete: really? i went to bed there was no way. will: they came back from 27. pete: what is his name, trevor lawrence threw four interceptions. will: right off the bet. pete: they came back? will: i didn't see it. we host a 4:00 a.m. morning show. pete: i did sports research beforehand. rachel: i went to bed thinking about none of this. that sounds exciting. pete: unbelievable. will: unbelievable. rachel: still ahead rescued at sea, a cruise ship saves 17 migrants sailing off the coast of florida. look at that. imagine what it would take for you to want to go in that raft in shark-infested waters. pete: that's true. >> we'll talk to a florida homeowner, who found a migrant boat on her property she had to screen up. forget getting, gen-z is returning to revenge. the bizarre new trend on tiktok,

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♪. >> new york city of department of health warn as fast-spreading strain of covid-19 may be more likely to infect those people that have already been vaccinated. will: that strain now accounting for nearly half of the cases across the country. pete: lauren blanchard joins us this morning. >> reporter: rachel, will, pete, a new coronavirus this may be one of the toughest to prevent, xbb 1.5 it is called, is more than 40% of cases in u.s. in new york more than 70%. in a tweet from nyc department of health and mental hygiene, they wrote xbb. b 1.5 is the most transmissible covid-19 to date and more likely to infect people vaccinated or already had covid-19. last week cdc totals show that there were more than 400,000 covid cases reported with about

36,000 people hospitalized, with the new variant the white house continued to push people to get updated booster shots but just 16% of those eligible have received them. now the team leading the covid response is getting a shakeup. david kessler, who served as the top science official is stepping down for a planned retirement according to health and human services. kessler has been leading the efforts to move medical coverage for covid vaccines to the private market this year not the federal government. the white house says even though the vaccines can't stop you from getting covid they do prevent or lessen the chance of serious illness or death. rachel, will, pete. rachel: thank you so much. they say that, there is no proof of that, what the government saying well, it doesn't prevent covid but it lessens the symptoms. we have no study on that. there is nothing proving that whatsoever. i want to mention later in the show we're ininterviewing a young filmmaker who actually had

a vaccine injury, ended up was gaslighted, told it wasn't happening. she ended up making a film, giving voice to -- will: doing interyou have you with the anecdotals. >> excellent film. we'll have the filmmaker on. will: have you guys seen the viral video going around with neil degrasse tyson talking about the vaccine? >> no. will: you know neil degrasse tyson, celebrity astro physicist. still saying it stops transmission. he is still out there believing that the vaccine stops transmission. pete: on what basis? will: basis i surf on level of news and never dig deep. it is insane. rachel: we had senator johnson on a lot of people who had the vaccine are having hard time adjusting to new facts about the vaccine. pete: that is come mon life thing. once you're invested in something, it is hard to believe why russia is not behind

everything. if you quit a job, maintain, relationships, not burn bridges, give two-week notice. some day i call you, will, put in my two weeks. that day is not today. will: bummer day. pete: that will be a bummer day. rachel: gives your employer time. pete: two weeks of payment. employer gets a chance to create overlap. well gen seers for some reason feel like burning bridges is a great idea. it gets you more followers on tiktok. revenge quit something the new trend on tiktok. here is just a tidbit of what you would see if you were on that terrible app. >> two different things -- ♪. i'm gone. ♪. ♪ it is not so bad ] ♪ i bite my tongue, it's a bad habit ♪. >> two week notice so a job can

get prepared to replace you, right? it's a respect you. job can fire you at any point in time and not treat you with any respect at all, or even care for your well-being. tell me this, why would you respect a company, right, who doesn't even see you as person? they see you as a replaceable asset? rachel: hmmm. will: the list of grievances is never ending. rachel: it just doesn't stop, does it. will: wow. successfully a victim in every aspect of your life. rachel: yeah. pete: the next employer will happily love looking at your social media and saying wow, i hope it ends the same way over here. rachel: they will look at your social media, by the way. it is about this victimhood. it is about, also you know, a culture that celebrates this kind of like, i'm going to stick it to the man. i'm not going to give you two weeks. again not really, not really appreciating what it takes to be

a good employee, willing to put that out there. hopefully this is not the end of your work career. this is public. every one will see this. this is who you are. rob schneider was by the way on "one nation" with brian kilmeade. rob, said part of the problem with gen-z what we have parents have told them. take a listen. >> here's the problem i have with generation z. i think they're good kids, they're waking up. we made the mistake you can be anything you want. you have to be anything want. we have to be more specific with this generation, brian. you can be anything you want. i want to be a horse. didn't mean horse. policeman, fireman, maybe astronaut. probably not but maybe. but you can't be a wizard. it is just a movie. >> [laughter]. will: you know it is interesting if you think yourself as a victim you grant yourself ant to

let know down deep you know are the right to do. if i'm a victim i don't have to behave correctly. used a word real quick, we've had conversations we had conversations, we had some on the podcast, always be a better person and grow even as you get older. what they could benefit from? gratitude. pete: big time. will: you had a job. something to be appreciative of. pete: do you own a business where you can give other people jobs? no. i think gratitude would, with learning that, using that, that is probably the biggest one i run around and wield a heavy hand on in my own house. gratitude. rachel: me too. will: let's be grateful. working on me. pete: oh, you don't want that? now you don't have that. okay? you won't. because somebody doesn't. and you do. we give it to you. rachel: that's right. pete: i come down hammer hard on that. rachel: the other side of that is, it's hard to be grateful when things are given to you for free, right? it is hard to appreciate those

things. we see that all the time, for example, with public housing. people take care of homes better when they own them. pete: yeah. rachel: when you get things for free, a lot of these tiktokers quitting we done stories on this show people getting paid more not working than they are working. so there are some perverse incentives in our government, in our society that are undermining this value of gratitude. obviously we as parents have to do our job. that made me depressed for that generation watching that. pete: a little sad. i will read these headlines. get my packet, so i know what is happening the rest of the show i threw over my shoulder. coming up a u.s. naval officer jailed in japan after a fatal accident as a result of his medical condition. his wife joins us next with her plea for the biden administration to secure his release. something tragic happened to him that wasn't his fault. now he is in jail. rachel: such a sad story. plus my in-laws who run a

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chair with the audience what happened and what happened since? >> we went hiking as a family up mount fuji. as we were driving down the mountain he was mid conversation with my daughter he just blacked out. my daughter tried to wake him, it did not work. we were in a car accident. that did not wake him at all. he never hit the brake. it took quite some time for him to come to, yeah, he was, he was convicted of negligent driving resulting in death or injury but a medical emergency, like a heart attack, a stroke, a seizure, that is not a crime in america. it is also not a crime in japan. he should not be in jail right now. will: i was diagnosed with acute mountain illness, why this happened. it wasn't negligence. it was a legitimate medical emergency had a tragic result. we're allies with japan. we're talking to the prime

minister. you talked to rahm emanuel, who is the japanese, u.s. ambassador to japan. why has nothing changed? what's the status? >> you know this has been going on for about 20 months now and, i think that the big hurdle that we had for quite some time was that the case was in the hands of dod. they were not going to step in. you know i said this before. they told me that their job is to protect japan and the alliance and i cannot assume what is in my husband's best interests is what in the navy's and and the alliance best interests. we finally gotten the case out of the hands of the dod. now jake sullivan, the national security advisor, he is involved. rahm emanuel seems to be leading this, this effort. we know that president biden and vice president harris have both spoken to the prime minister about this. and, like you said, i was able

to speak with rahm emanuel this week. he took that time out during a very busy week with japan and he said that he is cautiously optimistic that they found a way forward. pete: let's hope in the hands of decisionmakers. i'm, struck by what you said about dod. that the alliance, the status of the alliance is more important than your husband, a navy lieutenant, serving his country. we're supposed to have the backs of our troops. that is what dod is supposed to do. i can't imagine how betrayed you must feel. >> that is the reason for the tears today. it is unimaginable, you decade a 10 years of your life to serving your country and they abandoned

my husband and our family. pete: that is the something the department of defense do, forget people in afghanistan. we do not forget this story. i hope new people working diligently will fix this. keep us posted. >> thank you so much. pete: thank you for your service alongside your husband. we pray for his release soon. >> thank you. pete: britney alkonis. pete: cruise ship picks up 17 migrants in america. some made it to the shoreline, leaving a mess for homeowners to clean up. one of the residents who had man migrants land on her propertymi talks toze us next whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ >> tech: cracked windshield? make it easy and schedule with safelite, because you can track us and see exactly when we'll be there.

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granddaughter came up and woke us up, look what is out in front? i went down, it was totally shacked. i called the police department. i called the coast guard. and fwc. and the police department came out and they told me not to touch the boat. they said if you touch it it is yours. >> then our code enforcement officer came out and told us that, i said, well, in another few days the wind was going to be from the northwest at 20 miles an hour. it wouldn't be my boat anymore. he said well if that is the case i will consider it a push-off. you will be responsible for 100,000-dollar fine, charged with a felony. then the next day -- will: touch it it is yours. you don't touch it, you're responsible for environmental clean-up? >> the next day they said well taking on water. so if you allow any of the fuel to leak into the ocean, then you were responsible for an environmental clean up.

one thing after the other. will: yeah. so what do you do? what is the right situation? tell us what you ended up doing? >> well, i ended up tying the boat off so it wouldn't tear up my deck and seawall. we called the towing company to to it out t cost us $2500 to do that. will: $2500. out of curiosity talking about a boat that landed on your property, anecdotally, does this happen often to your neighbors, area? do you see the boats showing up regularly. >> this is big problem down in the keys. texas thinks they have a problem. florida has a big problem. thank god when karen broke this story, called me back when it happened, i was so upset, that, ron desantis stepped up to the plate, did an emergency emergency directive assured us florida would come to get the boats. it should be a federal government issue with immigration. we understand why people are

coming over here from cuba, but you know, i don't feel like we as the homeowners should be left footing the bill, threatened by the municipalities. will: municipalities issue threats. federal government, coast guard, immigration services does nothing, but in the end the governor of florida stepped up. what happened, did you get the $2500 reimbursed? >> yes we did. we're grateful to governor desantis taking action. will: what a story flying under the radar. happening more and more. a lot of focus on texas, arizona, the illegal immigration crisis but what is happening on your shoreline, effect on homeowners. we appreciate your attention and highlighting it. glad the governor of florida at least found you a temporary solution to this. sue, jack, thank you for your time. >> thank you. will: all right. coming up, rachel spends the day with jack brewer. >> this is the serving institute

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends," the cold air across the east continues with us a couple days more. look at across parts of the southeast, really cold air in place. but it is really clear which is good news. we have one little coastal storm here that will bring snow across parts of down east maine. will: maybe a little bit of ice. as we move forward a lot of action is out to the west that will be our story. move this forward one more time, we have a big parts of the storm across the four corners where we see a lot of snow and rain. another big storm across parts of california. the flood threat continues. it is almost done. we see a pattern shift. california will dry it. rachel, back to you.

rachel: thank you, rick, biden administration is walking back talks of a possible nationwide ban on gas homes taking major heat. this hits my family. my brother-in-law brian and his wife holly, run a fireplace business, moving away gas stoves could be deadly especially living in frigid states like wisconsin. holly and holly duffy, welcome to "fox & friends." >> hi, rachel. rachel: so good to see you. so your business is gas and wood fireplaces. tell me how the potential ban could impact your business. >> do you want to go? hi, so, the, federal government has, always trying to do regulations against wood stoves a couple years ago. now they're talking about gas stoves. we recently, we live in a small town of 2500 people right in town and then have a big wide

area places 40 miles away from a local grocery store. we had two feet of snow and people were plowed out. we had a power outage and luckily people had a gas fireplace in their home where they were able to use their fireplace for heat up to three days. >> and their gas range. so gas ranges outlaw gas ranges they will outlaw gas everything. the deal, we were gone a month ago. our daughter was home. we have three gas fireplaces. without power in my electric refrigerator did not work, had to throw all the food out. people are living in the booneys want to call it that. they have no heat and no one to come help them. rachel: no. such a great point. so of these regulations are being thought up in california and places that don't understand just how darn cold it gets up

north and some of those electric appliances don't work with an ice storm or really extreme temperatures. also more expensive to use electricity than it is natural gas. that is another concern for people in poor rural communities. there is a lot of duplicity around the democrat response, holly and brian. the president says i'm not banning gas stoves. that was his response to the outrage but both of you know through your industry and the, what you're seeing happening even from madison and minneapolis, they're going to do this by regulations. they will not take the stove out of your house or not sell it. they will not put in lines, right. >> no. they said like, we got a newsletter from our national -- >> national north central hearth products barbecue association. >> madison, they're building subdivisions and not running gas lines into the subdivisions. >> so you don't have a choice.

they won't allow to you have that. i just think it is wrong. >> it is -- >> to me, reminds me of blanket policies throughout the united states. we're all different. you've been to rural wisconsin in the middle of winter. it is like the covid vaccine isn't for everyone. electric isn't for everyone. >> no. rachel: such a great point. if you had, one, you know, a few seconds to talk to joe biden or alexandria ocasio-cortez, those people pushing these policies what would you say to them? >> she has a gas stove. >> i would just dare them to come and spend a winter here. >> i would too. rachel: they won't go to the border. i doesn't they will come to hayward, wisconsin, but it's a great offer. >> northern border. rachel: northern border. excellent point. these people need to come to places where policies impact. holly, brian, northwood fireplace and stoves up in

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♪. ♪ come on eileen ♪ pete: welcome to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning, january 15th, year of our lord, 2023 and look at that sunrise over jacksonville. will: every morning we show a sunrise of jacksonville, florida, i turn around, look out the windows, i think, has the sun come up? it really hasn't