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"fox & friends first" on tuesday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus and the white house says exist for the president's delaware home where classified materials discovered appear. the administration is plaguing biden seek with critical information. alexandria hoff is live in washington with the latest, alex, good morning. >> good morning, the headline as always the president's wilmington home this week and trying to sort out who may have had access to classified documents that were found there. let's recap, january 9th news finally breaks at the classified documents at the penn biden center in early november and the 11th another documents into allow your spirit and five more documents on the 12th. two days later revealed publicly and yesterday the white house says no visitor logs to the presidents residence exist. i think this, "like every president in decades the

precedence is personal. the house oversight committee and house judiciary committee have launched investigations into the matter as a special counsel appointed to probe as well. the house oversight committee chairman james comer does not by visitors were not kept track of, listen. >> we wonder if the secret service had records now, that is the next question because still had secret service protection and you assume the secret service would affect people that would be allowed on the premise, the drilling for the president of the united states. >> one would think. the white house feels the g.o.p. politicizing the deal, calling the investigation hypocritical with simultaneous probe in president trump's probe of classified documents. "house republicans are playing politics and shamelessly attempt to attack biden and house republicans have no criticism but should be met with

skepticism." jim jordan pealed the american people need transparent sing and why was president trump's home rated but not president biden's? why did the fbi take pictures of classified documents but not president biden's? republicans want fair and equal treatment under the law. of course, major questions remain mainly like the subject matter classified documents and why did it take more than two months before the public knew about it, carley, todd? before the midterm elections big question, alex, thank you so much. newt gingrich said the investigations will be crucial. speak with the election is really, really important. now you have people in charge of these committees who are going to have the power of subpoena, and there are so many questions outstanding, starting with the biden documents. for example, the it lead you into the university of pennsylvania, which received

millions and millions of dollars from the chinese communist pier the whole question, how was the money accounted for to what degree did virtually the entire biden team including secretary of state earn a living off of money from pennsylvania which was fungible from the chinese communists? >> todd: let's bring in federal prosecutor and i.c.e. director jonathan fahey. you heard newt gingrich talking about investigations and a lot of investigations by congressman james, homer. and alexandria hoff sang the secret service has to have some sort of record of the biden resident. so how do we find out who came and went? is it a subpoena to the secret service or what? >> that is an interesting thing because this white house pledged to be transparent very recently, may be even last week or this week. i think what is interesting is he was president of the united states. he has lots of staff.

if they wanted to produce a list who visited him at the white house chief of staff could have an aide put this together half an hour, and our peer they are deliberately hiding behind the fact they don't have "visitor laws and they can certainly put it together. yeah, i think you can subpoena the secret service and people that worked at the white house to say, "who was there visiting? "this is not invading privacy peer they are not saying what you are necessarily talking about, but let's find out who was there because there could be a national security list of who was there. but this white house shows a couple of things to be transparent and they are not peer they talk about everyone agrees president biden takes classified documents seriously peer that has been blown out of the water. he doesn't take it seriously at all. the fact they were in his garage and the garage is locked is good enough. it is absolutely absurd. they have a responsibility to be

transparent. he is the president of the united states. he shouldn't hide behind lawyers or hide behind anything else. >> carley: yes, president biden's defense so far a he didn't know classified documents were in his home and office. when he found out, he was immediately transparent with the doj and willing to comply. does that defense work here? >> it doesn't seem that it is true because did he immediately comply? we don't know when these documents were found. we know when they turned them over to the doj. that doesn't make a whole lot of sense. and again, where are these documents found? they were found all over the place. and it doesn't seem like he's really made an effort to be transparent because he's having the logos go and look for these documents. what does that mean? they are trying to look for privileged issues and things to hide behind. if they want to be transparent, invite the fbi to come and search the house and find these

documents. but for some reason, they seem very, very concerned about this command they are not acting like this was a mistake here the other thing is the garage comment, it really makes a bizarre comment but also suggests in a place he knew they were there. don't worry about it, it is a locked garage. a lot of this does not make a lot of sense at this point. >> todd: i take classified documents serious and i think part of that is part lee wright, he takes classified documents. but he doesn't take it seriously. in goshen california leaf six dead including a mother and her baby. but here is what is interesting about this. the county sheriff telling ellie times, "it is specifically connected to the cartel with level of violence this is not your run of the mill with the gang member but they are calling in an execution. and the cartel executions on u.s. soil, in mexico, central america put on u.s. soil

and would become more frequent now that biden's border has been for the last two years. >> that is a great concern and what we should be really concerned about in the future. and this is a horrible tragedy and hopefully whoever did this is held accountable at the fullest extent of the law. with this administration has been doing became about not taking things seriously, they have not taken this border issue seriously. in the meantime, they embolden these cartels because this administration's highest priority encouraging the most amount of illegal immigrants to come to the country. they don't care who suffers. and they don't care who is at risk and that they don't care if people overdosed on drugs peer they have not yielded on the highest priority, which is massive illegal immigration with no safeguards peer they won an open border really at all costs.

it is scary because these cartels are getting more and more powerful. we see what is going on in mexico. it is a pretty scary thing. >> carley: without question, the situation is horrific. her mother and her 6-year-old baby. the police are saying this group of people were shot execution-style in california on u.s. soil peer of the resources tell fox news december migrant encounter numbers would exceed a quarter of a million, the highest on record. in 65,000 known gotaways in december alone. to put that into perspective, chadwick said when they had 70,000 migrant crossings under trump they felt it was a crisis but now the number has tripled. >> it is pretty amazing if you think about it. you have the number of crossers to the gotaways and on pace for 7 million people per year. two more years of biden's term,

7 million, 8 million people and that's large in terms of population in terms what's come across. but this would be a crisis under donald trump. this is a cause for celebration for this administration because they were doing everything they can and every time you hear a new statement or policy from dhs it is easier to come into this country illegally, easier to stay if you are here. more benefits if you are here. this will only get worse. again, they are so committed to this commit is truly remarkable how unyielding they are to this open borders agenda. >> carley: speaking of that doj launched to schedule appointments with border agents so they can upload information about themselves in advance so that the appointment with border patrol or shorter. what do you think about that? >> yeah, what you say about this? everything they do, they tried to make it easier for people to come. you push a button to schedule a

silent claim but meanwhile the administration doesn't do anything to discourage fraudulent asylum-seekers because they know most of these people are not legitimate asylum-seekers. these are people fleeing torture and persecution. these are people who want to earn more money and have a better life for themselves, which is certainly an admirable quality. it doesn't mean they have a right come here. this administration encourages all of them and another thing in this long list of things that have to encourage people to come across. the other thing that is quite interesting, they really want what's going on at the border to sort of tone down to make it easier, but they don't care about the consequences internally peer at the eric adams issue, which talk about the cost in new york. this will not do anything to alleviate those costs and make those worse because there will be more and more people to come. this administration doesn't care. they will do nothing other than encourage more and more illegal immigration and demonize anyone

who speaks up against it. it is truly awful. >> todd: wouldn't it be nice if homeless vets would help to navigate them inside and outside the city? clearly not the case, it jonathan fahey thank you. >> todd: the evidence presented against him can be atd in court. the attorney represented the suspect extradition from pennsylvania to moscow ohio said the cases purely circumstantial. and talk to the neighbors in washington to the murder shortly after they happen and that neighbor wants to remain anonymous telling fox nation nancy grace some chilling details. >> has he actually said anything about the murders? >> he said did you hear about the murders and i was like yeah. because it just happened. and he said, it seems like they don't have any leads. >> i guess not. they think it is a crime of passion. >> todd: and neighbors wife said there was something off

about bryan kohberger and she did not want him around. >> the mother allegedly murdered by ex-alabama basketball player darius miles said did it because the daughter would not talk to him. miles and another man charged with capital murder and the young woman's death. the two suspect shot up the car she was sitting in after a minor altercation between the three. [guns fired] >> oh, my god! >> carley: wow ring doorbell footage shows the shooting the chilling moments 11 shots ring out from the university of fellow mammoth stadium. from the basketball team with learning of the alleged involvement in the merger. >> todd: listen to this the criminal reform legislation will soften penalties for crimes like carjacking and burglary.

the revised criminal act would reduce maximum sentences with mandatory sentences and those suspected suspects of misdemeanors. since january 1, 16 carjackings that averages one of her single day. apparently the d.c. number once that to go higher. critics sounding the alarm and will allow violent crimes like murder, sexual assault, and early release 20 years into the sentence. and passes the bill, federal lawmakers will send it to congress for a vote. that is a head-scratcher. >> carley: a total of 13 virginia schools accused of withholding merit scholarships from students: the name of equity. now glenn youngkin is stepping in. we will tell you how his administration is holding the districts accountable. >> todd: and panic gas power cars a forcing you to go electr. but wyoming in favor of fossil

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not test students with prestigious merit awards. governor glenn youngkin say it is all in the name of equity. >> carley: jackie ibanez with the details, good morning. >> high schools have failed to notify schools about national merit awards. prince william school to be implicated in in the scandal. the district released a statement that reads in part, "this year due to accidental administration oversight to have 13 high schools made recent notifications to approximately 16 students. all pwc's high school had no qualifying schools or made notifications early in the school year. in addition to the two schools in prince william county, seven in fairfax county and four loudoun county failed to properly notify students of their awards" and basic oversight to blame but glenn youngkin is not buying it.

the schools have to focus on equal outcomes for all students at all costs. at the heart of the american train is excelling from advancing, stretching and recognizing that we have students that have different capabilities. with governor glenn youngkin needs evidence to back up the statement, the superintendent of fairfax public school system after taking a job in april. >> i've made it my life's work to ensure equitable opportunities and equal outcomes for each and every student that i've had the opportunity to serve in a variety of contacts throughout my career. that is a core value for me and one i will continue to focus on and work through as i entered the fairfax county school system. speak with the schools failed to notify the students name national merit scholars in time for important scholars and admissions deadlines, carley, todd. >> todd: fat video will get you every time. it will come back to bite you,

jackie, thanks. $5 million for san francisco and reparations to each longtime black resident in the state of california in the san francisco area. that money will come in a one-time lump sum payment with total debt forgiveness program for anyone in the city 18 years or older who is identified as black on public documents. ten years and was born 19 1940-1976. a lump sum payment to the population for decades of harms they have experience and address the economic opportunity losses that lacks inferences stems have endured. former california governor larry elder and fox news contributor leo terrell have to say about it. >> it is unlawful, unconstitutional, it is racist, but not surprising it came from california. on the day of mlk life, birthday, we are talking about a

racist program to benefit individuals who happened to be black $5 million! california as a free state! who will pay for it? why should they get $5 million? because of their skin color? it is insulting. it is racist! >> a democratic institution and why don't democrats pay? why don't democrats pay? why should republicans pay a dime! the whole thing is absolutely insulting. what next? california back to mexico? >> carley: a number of measures to phase out gas powered vehicles. the legislation to ban electric vehicles in an effort to boost oil and gas companies in the state. the bill states in part the oil and gas industry in wyoming with countless jobs and contributed revenues to the state of wyoming throughout the state's history. wyoming state senator introduced the bill and joins me know, state senator anderson thank you for joining us.

tell us about this bill and why you decided to introduce it? >> thank you, carley for let us speak about a resolution. we are concerned that numerous states have outlawed our petroleum vehicles. so, we wanted to make a statement about that and probably will be the only state to make that statement. we didn't actually outlaw vehicles like the other prince did. ours is a resolution. the other states have a law. but irises a resolution that says, no more after 2025. >> carley: how would this work? car salesman cells after 2025, what happens to him? >> nothing. it is just a resolution. it will not do anything to inhibit anybody from buying a vehicle or selling a vehicle. it is just a statement that we are making. >> carley: okay, there is no

teeth behind this resolution? then why go ahead and do this? >> just so we get the message out there that we are supporting our industries that have been around 100 years, supporting us who would we want to support them now. we think there is 12 years left and some of those states might change their mind by then to a petroleum product vehicles are not so bad. >> carley: what was your reaction when you found out we have a graphic that shows the states that will band gas powered vehicles, including california, massachusetts, oregon and washington? what was your reaction when the states you found out were making that move? >> that really troubled us here in california start at that. we were worried about that. we were worried california did it, the other states would follow. the other blue states. that surely has come to fruition. so, we are glad we did this

resolution. >> carley: today, approximately 100 companies operating 30,000 pipelines in wyoming and 68,000 jobs in the states oil and gas industry. so how has the past two years been for those folks who work in oil and gas industry for the biden administration? >> well, they are a little worried because they are not getting new applications for drilling. so the leases are lapsing and bom falling behind on forward thinking. we've got to drill a well today to produce 3-5 years from now. that is not happening. so, we will be running short on oil in the next three to five years compared to what we have now. >> carley: overall when it comes to this resolution, all it is is the wyoming legislature saying you stand behind the oil

and gas industry. but if somebody in the state of wyoming wants to buy a electric vehicle, they still can, right? >> that is correct. there is no law being passed yet. we haven't considered that yet. that could be a possibility in the future. >> carley: are right, jim anderson, thank you for joining us. we appreciate you. >> thank you, carley. >> carley: absolutely. president biden taking a swipe at second amendment supporters, watch. >> i will get assault weapons ban. if you need to work about taking the federal government you need to have 15 pluralists. you don't need an a or 15. >> carley: we will tell you what else the president said about proposed crackdown on guns. >> todd: right to bear arms center stage where dozens of assurance to defy the government new control measures. we will hear from two of the sheriffs after this ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: welcome back. do you remember this? shooting and killing unarmed thief earlier this month in houston, texas. that man is facing potential criminal charges. activists in the area calling on authorities to arrest him after lenny the robbery suspects gun was fake. the police say the customer fired a total of nine shots. critics say that could be seen as excessive force. the shooter also initially fled the scene but was since, has since cooperated with authorities saying he was trying to protect himself and the other customers. the grand jury will weigh whether he faces charges. meanwhile president biden taking a swipe at second amendment supporters saying they will need a big arsenal to stand a chance against his proposed gun legislation.

>> i will get assault weapons ban. i did it once, and i will do it again. there is no social value. what the hell do you need an assault weapon, no, i'm serious. banned the number of bullets that go when a magazine. if you need to work on taking on a federal government you need to and f-15. >> the president made similar comments in july 2021 but the activists would need nuclear weapons. in that speech, he falsely claimed there would always be limits on guns. >> todd: calling for nuclear weapons and f-15 pluralists. docents are purists writing for her to write bear arms with the extensive ban on firearms and high-capacity magazines. one local sheriff explaining, "part of the duties being sworn into office was to protect the rights provided to all of us in the constitution, the right to

keep and bear arms for defense of life, and property regarded as an unalienable right by the people. that illinois sheriff joins us along with the sheriff jeff from jefferson county, this year from edwards county. i want to start with you sheriff bailey. "restrictive firearms under this act include .50-caliber guns, semiautomatic rifles and pistols as well as attachments that increase a guns firing. correct me if i'm wrong, i do not remember the second amendment with those listed so what is really going on here, sheriff? >> it is typical of our leadership in the state. any kind of weapons ban they can enact, they will do it. everybody thinks, well, some people think that this will finally be the end-all be-all. this is just the beginning.

they did this time and time again. they need to read the constitution may be a little closer where it talks about weapons used by the firearms and the people in general all over the country. and as far as ar-15 pluralists the foundation in 2021 said 20 million illegally ar-15 pluralists in the country. >> todd: let me get your opponent, sheriff what is the response from the community that you serve? >> first, thank you for having me on the program, todd but the response i received from my community in and out of the state people reaching out to send overwhelming support to our stance in upholding the constitution and proposing the

community's act which is a broad sweeping gun-control legislation that does infringe on the second amendment and totally. >> todd: sheriff boewe, sheriff's like you are "grandstanding." what is your response to that? >> well, i would say he better look in the mirror when he says that because the difference between the governor and my fellow sheriffs is we have the constitution and lawful supporting with our action and our stance and my colleague on the program today, he is correct. it is the 2008 of d.c. versus helen are. at the time the constitutionally protected so as peace officers whether the fourth amendment, sixth amendment, fifth amendment, first amendment, whatever the amendment, there is no amendment that is less important than others. actually, and the brown decision

in new york and the federal courts in june of last year, the supreme court was very clear on soon with the second amendment is not the second class right. it is the case law that is on our side, second amendment on our side and the governor does not have the authority or the general assembly to do what they were doing. >> todd: doesn't it feel like this is the latest in a long line of blue state governors intruding on their freedoms, whether it be in the medical space like covid or this instance, the gun space? >> yes. this is typical of our state. i have lived in illinois all my life. i'm 63 years old. and never in my wildest dreams earlier in life what i ever believed that it would have come this far. a lot of us cops professionally called the state the people's

republic of illinois. >> todd: i've heard that. >> just the way springfield governance and more accurately, chicago tries to govern our state. >> todd: i've heard that reference the people's group of illinois when i did a diner segment there. to hear it come from a law enforcement is chilly because you have to keep the folks safe. if you don't have the law on your side and you have to fight the laws, a scary proposition. sheriff boewe, sheriff bullard, thank you for joining me. mayor adam said there is no room in the sanctuary city for migrants but small towns hundreds of miles from the big apple are also being overrun. watching the resources wiped out by the border crisis. i talked to one lawmaker who has a lot to say to the democrats. >> carley: did you see this, the wild card game? we have the highlights. it is tom brady taking goodbye to football. we will tell you what the star qb is saying. ♪ ♪

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almost there at the messaging. he says that he will not point a finger at el paso. he will not point a finger elsewhere but he had no problem pointing a finger at greg abbott or any other republican trying to make the sanctuary cities paid their fair share and it comes to illegal entrants. say it, mayor adams, say what we think. is the biden administration and their lawless policy at the border which has contributed to this made it exponentially worse? >> carley: a small western new york community over 2,000 miles away from the border is facing a surge of illegal immigrants. some are worried it will overwhelm the resources like it is in new york city. >> todd: new york state senator joe barela joins us now. state senator, what does this influx mean for the fine folks, the citizens living in that community? >> you look at what is happening in new york city and the fact a

city with 8 million people with lots of resources has been overwhelmed with a few thousand migrants. imagine what that would do two small rural community with limited resources. that is what is playing out in the county. we have sympathy for these folks. let's keep in mind, the sanctuary state new york is 1 ot just a liberal cocktail party but that mean something. new york state we have failed to dedicate resources to addressing this call to bring people here from all over the world to new york state. >> carley: this is affecting jamestown, new york. state senator, give us the specifics here. how many migrants are living in the area, and what are your concerns about them stretching city resources? >> well, the folks have come from -- we were told from the mexican border through new york city potentially into jamestown. this is word-of-mouth, we are

told. which right now roughly 35 folks i'm told and some in the community of concord and chicago county. but we have a large latino population for a rule area. but the reality is we don't have the resources peer of the governor, certainly the federal government dedicate hating resources. they are not allowed to work and they are not eligible for assistance from state government. that is creating problems for the local community. we try to mobilize and get local nonfor-profit to step up and help these folks. but again, this has been ignored by the federal government. governor kathy hochul said nothing about the surge of migrants in new york state in the recent state of the state address. they are trying to sweep this under the rug we want to get these folks help it at the same time, a recognition of the problem created by the lawlessness at the border and by this declaration of us being a sanctuary state.

>> todd: . >> todd: state senator, isn't this the democratic plan all along? at the migrants in the interior of the country. there is no better example of the tear then jamestown, new york, and nowhere near the coast. isn't that the plan all along? >> look, i understand that every community now is a border community. it is visited to every state all across this nation. we need to recognize that. we need to recognize the failure of the biden administration and the failure of these liberal policies he is creating strains on every single community that has to deal with the situation. so, no one is immune no matter where you are. >> carley: listening to the migrants themselves, "i was in detention two months and i met a colonial who told me to come to jamestown." how are they hearing about the community and what happens if this continues? >> we have to understand

new york state has done a lot to attract these migrants. it is illegal for members of law enforcement to essentially ask anyone for their immigration status. new york state allows undocumented to have drivers licenses and other things. so the bottom line is, new york state has done everything to attract those around the world. we have to dedicate real resources and figure out a way for the government to expedite these claims of asylum. we do everything we can to ensure these folks are not left living in poverty and squalor. >> todd: senator, do you know how these migrants are getting to new york? are they are organized buses from charity organization, or are they just taking orders? >> i don't know. you talk about the mexican border 2,000 miles away. how they get there is a question. i know governor hochul have been

critical of florida's governor, texas governor for sending people here. but they were silenced when president biden sending ed knight charter flights new york with plants. it is hypocrisy. >> carley: what did you think about president biden's border visit? did it inspire that they will take this seriously? >> well, it doesn't make up for more than two years of allowing the border to be open and course. the fact they have been actively engaged and really allowing folks to come across the border undeterred. the fact that we stopped the border law and all of these other things, tied the hands of law enforcement of our border officials, it is disgraceful. as ronald reagan said, a nation without a borders is not a nation. we are heading down that path. >> todd: 40,000 asylum-seekers

in four humanitarian centers and upwards of $2 billion. mayor eric adams up in arms, "we can't have this!" my gosh my state senator all these democrat mayors and leaders that stopped joe biden at the outset and said, "don't do this" you would not be $2 billion in the hole. isn't that the irony and the hypocrisy here? >> 40,000 people might sound like a lot but that is half of what comes over the border every day into the mic and the united states. let's keep that in mind. that is a number that breaks the back of one of the largest, wealthiest cities in the world and yet committed as half of a day's worth of illegal immigration's in the united states. >> carley: the flip side 35,000 might not sound like a lot but if you don't have the money, resources or funding, it becomes a major issue for communities like yours. state senator george borrello thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> good to be with you,

thank you. >> carley: absolutely. national hockey league backing down after governor ron desantis called the job leak spirit that discriminates against white people. the nhl touted "its pathway to hockey's, and since deleted linkedin post that reads in part, "participants must be 18 and older and identify female, black, asian or pacific islander, hispanic, indigenous, oh gp cutie plus a person with disability and exclude people fm diversity and inclusion based event to take place in florida with all-star weekend next month and desantis says discrimination is not welcome in the sunshine state but the post was not accurate after they toot down. >> todd: sure, of course. the dallas cowboys a.k.a. the fighting -- moving on to the divisional round. tampa bay 31-13 and the cowboys

to take home a win despite not missing not one, not two, but for extra points. >> extra point is pushed right. easy touchdown. extra point and missed again. and now brett misses again. he's missed three tonight. and he has done it again! >> todd: fans are losing their minds over that and even the manning brothers could not contain their disbelief. >> oh, my gosh! you've got to be kidding me! i've never seen anything like this. >> why are we kicking it? >> what a buzz kill! no one has missed three extra points in a row! >> todd: can you cut a guy have time?

the nfl awaiting tom brady's last move after a loss here of the future hall of famer sending a message at the final press conference. >> i love this organization. it is a great place to be. thank you for welcoming me. thank you for the respect, and i hope i give the same thing back to you guys. >> todd: a divisional round kicks off this week and a game set for saturday, sunday and my giants saturday night. the brady thing, this talk of going to the 49ers, san francisco, tennessee titans and the kicker, he could go back to kicking school and he might have to quit the league. >> carley: i feel so bad for that kicker. that is a bad day at work. i always root for the kicker. it is a high-pressure condition. >> todd: it's not like a bunch of field goals but four extra points in a playoff game and is not a bad kicker. >> carley: we are learning president biden -- a criminal

investigation with covid mishandling of classified information take center stage. >> todd: the beach home, where classified materials was discovered. >> carley: we will see what mike huckabee, tomi lahren, keep it right here for the second hour of "fox & friends first" coming up. ♪ ♪

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>> todd: police believe a drug cartel is behind the murder of six people at a california home. the suspects are on the loose this morning, we're learning heartbreaking new details about the victims. >> two of the victims tragically, whole situation was tragic. we have a 17-year-old mother and a six-month-old child, both of which were