wasn't funny after but thehe suspect jumped out of the tractor and wielding a knife and the boone officer had to use ath taser. the suspect is in custody so a that is good at. fortunately, nothing occurred throughout this incidentin. that is it for us. don't forget to set the dvr so you always stay connected with those. greg gutfeld and all the crazy characters take it all from here. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, the police identifying the six victims in the massacre of a california family including 16-year-old alyssa and her 10-month-old son nicholas. both shot in the forehead capuchin style from above. you were watching "fox & friends first" on wednesday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, a capable of carrying out professional style massacre. make no mistake, i'm not saying this is a cartel, but also be

clear that i am not eliminating that possibility. these people were clearly shot in the head and also shot in places where the shooter would know the quick death would occur. going in and massacring an entire family goes above and beyond. which is why i continue to focus on the high level game execution and cartel execution. this is not the normal. >> carley: 5,000 people is more than 350 miles from our southern border and locals there completely rattled by this tragedy. the president reportedly asking news crews to move their cars away from their homes to avoid the reception they are speaking with the press as killers remain at large. >> todd: absolutely marianne rafferty with the latest, marianne. >> good morning, todd and carley take family of six gun down including cars tell stella

execution in one of those victims 16, she was holding her son nicholas as she ran for life and both killed. someone stood over the young mother and child and shot them both in the head. 72-year-old grandmother was also killed in her bed as she slipped and other victims including 52-year-old man, woman and 19-year-old man saying the killings were deliberate and intentional and likely involve drugs and gangs and cartel activity. i can tell you cartels are here. they are here for multiple reasons, selling drugs is lucrative here or there is a lot of money to be made. it focuses on the money but the other is we have a nonsecure border right now. there is a lot of back-and-forth when it comes to cartels and free movement up and down the state and across the border. >> three people survived the massacre. one person managed to hide in a room on the floor as the shots

rang out. to go others said in a nearby trailer. they are cooperating in the investigation. officers arrived on the scene after the first 911 call but the suspects were already gone. the home was already known to the police and they discovered guns and drugs and math an end marijuana during parole complaints check earlier this month and arrested one of the victims that they described as a documented sorrento game member. and possibly two or three suspects they search for as they reassure the public this was, indeed a targeted specific crimes that the community at large is not in any danger, carley, tad. >> carley: a horrific situation, marianne thank you. a former dea special office director, thank you so much for being with us this morning. do you think this is the work of the mexican cartel operating on u.s. soil? >> based on all the reports, all

indicator of this is another horrific act of cartel ruthless violence. they have been operating and killing not only in mexico but the u.s. for many years. when i was ahead of dea special operations, all of these acts of violence north and south of the border, i never have seen anything so gruesome before. just like 9,000 americans already killed in america with drugs. we've never had any, al qaeda, a killing like this. solve crime policies north and south of the border is hurting public safety and every single american needs to be really upset about what we are seeing. and i don't have all the details of this particular investigation but a 16-year-old and

10-month-old, wow everybody should be outraged. >> todd: i'm glad you mentioned al qaeda because if this was al qaeda it would have been swift and severe. so why does this administration seamlessly allow the cartels to operate with impunity within our own country? >> todd, that is a great question and what every american should be asking the politicians. the president back in september said that the drug crisis unusual and extraordinary presidential security, but yet this has continued to escalate. people need to get outraged. i hate to say it, but we've never seen anything like this in the history of the country. it will only get worse because the cartel, right now, we have this trial going on in new york. america should pay attention to the allegations of corruption but we are rolling over to the mexican government in it is insane. >> carley: the cartels controlled the southern border

and they are like an army. military grade weapons and just remember what happened two weeks ago when el chapo's son was arrested and mexico became a war zone. he was arrested once before but mexico released him because the government just caved to the cartels. so the united states isn't doing much when it comes to fentanyl human smuggling and the government isn't either. >> right, that is the problem. we can't continue to rely on the mexican government. they have shown us for so many years the cartels roamed the country. we have to stand up for the american citizens and we need aggressive action against these production labs come against the cartels, money launders, seize their assets. we have to decimate them because they are destroying our country. everyone in america should be paying attention. right now the mainstream media is not even covering the stuff. >> todd: clearly these cartels

have become armed and equipped to the level of a nation-state pier that is scary because i think up to a few years ago we just thought these individuals are one-off here they happen to be in mexico and we don't have to worry about that but that is not the case, mexico needs to do something. that leads to this fox news film aleutian fentanyl falls into our country why weapons on her way out in these numbers staggering. sees 953,000 fentanyl pills headed into the u.s. and arsenal of weapons likely destined for the cartels in mexico. derek, if this is what we are catching, what are we not catching? >> that is another great question, todd, we don't know what we don't know and we seized 10% of what's coming into the country. so do the math, right? 50,600,000 pills.

let me tell you something that is alarming as i started this over the last several years. if phoenix, arizona, the d.a. in 2015 seized zero pills and last year 25 million. so the production labs are off at the charts, the cartel are dominating and destroying communities and families as we sit back and accept this. i don't get it, todd, i don't get it, carley, it doesn't make sense. this town that this family was murdered is about 350 miles from the southern border. do you think these mexican cartels right now are crossing the southern border with more frequency because it is porous? or are they already here living in the united states? >> combination of both. they have been here many years, but now they are taking advantage in the cartels are sending operatives, they are hit men, every single day of the week to intimidate their rivals.

they were trying to take over territory like california is a huge transportation hall for the cartels trying to dominate and trying to intimidate and they are going after the kids. and they go after the women now because this is like a new level of intimidation. executing people, shooting them in the head. these are moms, like i said in the past and is importunate because they are making billions of dollars for not only the drugs but for the migrant smuggler. so the enterprise is growing daily and corrupted officials in mexico are enabling the grow. when they grow, we suffer. >> todd: none of this happens if the border is not wide open, derek maltz, thank you, sir. also at the southern border, a new sign in el paso, texas, warning residents about unexpected pedestrians in the city is migrant support and

add-on precedented levels. el paso the state of emergency due to imports of border crossings draining the -- slimming vice president kamala harris in a crisis at the southern border. if you are given a job two years ago with the explicit goal of reducing illegal immigration and then you sit around and do nothing while illegal immigration explodes at levels never seen before, you should be fired and replaced period. 10 minutes after that hour brian walshe accused of murdering his wife ana walshe. >> carley: brooke singman with new details brooke. >> arrested yesterday for the murder of his wife and also charged with the improper transport of a body. authorities face the task of prosecuting a murder case without and without the district attorney he could up or appear

in court and the arraignment 9:00 a.m. today dependent on defense attorney availability. now, let's take a look at the timeline in her disappearance leading up to brian's arrest. she was last seen alive but it was not until january 4th that the police were notified of her disappearance. they begin looking for her on the fifth. they arrested and charged brand with misleading investigators back with disappearance on the eighth and january 9th come with the police if they recovered a bloody knife in brandt's home. just a few days later the police report reveals that brian had threatened to kill ana walshe in an argument several years ago. yesterday brian walshe was officially charged with her murder. she was always a forgiving wife who looked at the best and brian. >> she was always, always defending brian, giving him chances. she was almost too good to be true.

and it is horrible to say, but he killed her and she is a giver. >> authorities say more details of the investigation and evidence supporting the charges will be presented at brian's arraignment. >> carley: such an actual tragedy and it was the employer who notified the police of her disappearance and not her husband. and that is suspect. >> we don't know if he will appear in court but it is interesting. will he plead guilty, not guilty? he plead not guilty to initial charges of misleading investigators. >> carley: how well they explained the google search. >> todd: it will not be easy. another key clue and the idaho martyrs. >> more chilling details about bryan kohberger's behavior. bryan kohberger messaged one of the female victims before the murders but didn't disclose which one. they claim split into one of the

girls in dm several times but she didn't respond. basically, "hey, how are you a question mark" and he did it again and again but unclear whether the victim solved the messages because it went into request folder which happens when you don't follow someone. bryan kohberger stalking one or more of the victims and probable cause affidavit, he had been to the victim some 12 times prior to the murders based on phone records. the police have not released a motive in these murders as the details around the case are subject to a gag order. >> carley: brooke singman live for us, thank you come appreciated. this terrifying video in washington state polling and abduction attempt. you can see a man attempting to grab through the window of the drive through with using a zip tie. the woman was able to fend him off slimming the window shopping for the suspect and the suspect fled in a chevy pickup truck but

not before cameras caught a glimpse of his tattoo, which appears to say chevrolet. surveillance video from neighboring surveillance say ultimately track how you sing back to the suspect's house where he was arrested. >> todd: the story continues washington, d.c., city council going over muriel bowser's head passing criminal reform legislation to suffer penalties for solve crimes like burglary. if enacted by congress because as to go through congress because washington, d.c., is not a state, the bill will go into effect in 2025. the revised criminal code act would eliminate mandatory minimum sentences and reduce maximum sentences and give to jury trials to suspects accused of misdemeanors. last year the metro police department reported 485 carjackings in d.c., marking the fifth consecutive year that carjackings increased. so far this year, there up in 16 carjackings averaging out to one

per day. the new code would allow convicted violent criminals including mergers and those who committed sexual assault to s for early release 20 years into a sentence. fingers crossed, corley, the folks in congress and the president don't let this go through. when you have a liberal mayor like muriel bowser's and this is a horrible idea, people should listen to this. it makes no sense why making her checking easy. >> carley: she shut it down and the council said, "no, we are going forward." softer penalties for hard-core crimes like carjackings only in 2023. we know it doesn't work and it keeps happening. dodging questions about afghan allies currently detained for illegally crossing the border and hoping for asylum from the taliban. among the many polling for the ellice release and he is here next. >> todd: happening in dabo's.

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those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that and the paycheck. ♪ ♪ >> todd: more than 1,000 private jets to a descent on dabo says leaders discuss climate change efforts. but slamming those with the economic front this week as protesting trying to block the private jet airport for about four hours. but those private jet emissions backlash didn't stop the u.s. climate. john kerry for haley at the conference as a select group of planet savers, listen. >> it is pretty extraordinary when we come together and actually talk about saving the planet. it is so almost extra touristy you'll. >> todd: that were doesn't fit in that sentence, and slamming

the speech as hypocritical and delusional. and environmental progress calling out the hypocrisy of global climate elites. listen. it is really the privilege people who use the most fossil fuels who have the largest carbon footprint trying to prevent other countries from using them. we see this every year at the climate talks and unconscionable to be kicking the ladder for those who seek a better life and goes hand-in-hand with an effort to censor freedom of speech, not just in europe but around the world. these guys with this information want to stamp out people who disagree with their agenda. >> todd: in the meantime tipromoting $1.5 billion plan as the platform with intense scrutiny of national security concerns. it offered every part 30 whether china is spying on american

users. tiktok promises to ensure third-party oversight for content users based on the content they consume. the broader effort by tiktok to convince u.s. lawmakers to independently pay b bite dance n 27 states have banned the app from government devices, carley. >> carley: the pentagon with the status of an afghan soldier who served as an ally in afghanistan and now being detained in texas and facing federal charges of illegally crossing into the united states. he says he crossed the southern border in a desperate attempt to seek asylum from the taliban. >> this case is physically regarding a former afghan commando and defense secretary aware of this case? >> we've seen the press reports but i don't have anything further. i think we are clear we are supportive of efforts by the u.s. governments to ensure those

who fought alongside of us are appropriately taking care of. >> carley: the cofounder of save our ellice and u.s. marine veteran joins us now my chad thank you for joining us on this. this should infuriate anybody who's paying attention but how does this happen he served along u.s. troops in the texas detention facility. >> what happened is we abandon our allies in afghanistan in august 2021 when we fell from the air force base and left the americans there. we left our governors there and created a scenario where the taliban is in charge and systematically going after soldiers like sami ullah safi who served alongside of us for 20 years. and persecuted and then killed them. it is no surprise they will be seeking exile traveling across the world to get to the united states united states and rightfully seeking asylum. >> carley: that is exactly what he did.

he serves as afghan soldier who fought alongside the u.s. troops and believed in our mission in afghanistan to fight against terrorism. then we withdrawal forcing him to flee. now he is in a detention center in a country that he believed in. he clearly -- this guy is asylum-seekers. 10,000 people every single month seeking asylum and released into the united states. why not him? >> actually seeking asylum and coming across 10,000 that they are not legitimate asylum-seekers but seeking the american drink. i don't blame them but that shouldn't be allowed in, not illegally. this guy legitimate asylum-seekers would have been killed. we have seen him when they started to withdraw commando just like him riled up in the streets by the taliban, beaten and shot to death. 25 of them on video and the united states did nothing about it, the world did nothing about

its purity has legitimate claim of asylum. his u.s. special forces former teammates help move them through ten countries to get him and get to the border and comes across and six asylum. he is told and i seen the arrest report, he needs to contact his consulate. the consulate is the taliban. >> carley: the people hunting him. is there a possibility anything on his record coming up suspicious and why he's in the detention center? >> i fast him and anybody in the know on this, no, he's legitimate and he has served honorably alongside of our troops. this is just a political think the white house does not want to get behind him and support him. >> carley: why not? >> it doesn't make sense to have a legitimate answer "why not." it is an embarrassment to the white house. everything this new story, and

reminds people what president biden did. >> carley: it is an embarrassment and you would think they would fix it. mike waltz and dan crenshaw and sheila jackson lee come with those two different people don't agree on anything but they are all fighting to be released not just release but pardon because if he is released he will have a criminal record and he will come to the united states but do you think that will happen eventually? >> because of the fact this is a bipartisan issue now and i'm proud to see so many things in the country that should not be partisan issues and this is one of them here let's come together into the right thing. >> carley: because if he gets back to afghanistan, his life is over. >> he will be executed. >> the other thing and the reason i wanted to have you on today, you are the author of a new book and "saving aziz.

tell us about it. >> my interpreter and special operations in my job by myself they had one interpreter signing and those come together to spend months together in the mountains of afghanistan to put our teams on target to kill bad guys. during the withdrawal, had a duty to go back and meet with the government to do the right thing. we put together a small team then ultimately got his wife and six kids and rescued another 17,000. >> carley: another 17,000 and a lot of work in ukraine as well. >> ukraine, part of getting the colleagues here and recovering the body of an amazing guy, pierre, the cameraman. >> carley: i have a strong feeling this book will be successful as argue as you continue your mission to help others.

chad, thank you for joining us to come appreciate it. >> todd: thank you, chad, what you did for the colleagues. a movement for san francisco taxpayer is banning together to take the city back as the homeless crisis spirals completely out of control. >> i feel a sense this is hurting the business that i work out. look at this! >> todd: instead of addressing this city leaders with a proposal to spend tens of millions, hundreds of millions on reparations. the men at this video here to respond to this. the white house golden state warriors gets real fast. we sailed out with this administration but we will tell you the backstory on this one. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: san francisco residents say their voices are not being heard as they battle

the city's homeless crisis without any aid from locals. instead of investing in solutions, the city is proposing $5 million payouts for longtime black residents. san francisco, richie, what were you telling me when you heard this reparations plan in light of all what you have gone through the last couple of years to make it in the city of san francisco? >> i was shocked when i heard about it because i know from experience and from watching the environment around me that democratic government giveaways don't help anyone. they enable people. they enable people and case in point, if you look at all of the homeless people that received general assistance or in san francisco and content with receiving that money and living in a tent, we give them free phones, free food, free clothing

and in some cases we are giving them and people using drugs these so-called harm reduction sites is really a vicious state of bondage. but if you think about it, they think the states, they get these little handouts every month. so, it is really sad. it is sad that our government officials in california are putting their efforts in the wrong direction. >> todd: you are so right that free money never really fully helps the people that it is going to. in this situation though, i think we can all agree money with the homeless problem with actual smart solutions could help you, but with that said, here is what the city is doing. a lump sum payment would affect the population for decades of harm they have experience and will readdress the economic

opportunity losses that black san franciscans have endured. the city is focused on reparations but people like you are left to fend off the homeless problem that is really impacting your bottom line. describe what it is like every single day at the restaurant where you work. >> the restaurant where i work is in the soma district and so late with a lot of homelessness and a lot of squalor. you are constantly having to spray down the sidewalk from human. and hard to deal with on a human basis. when the customers come in that actually want the restaurant, they are worried about leaving the restaurant come about their well-being outside of the restaurant.

and i don't blame them. >> todd: over the summer, you found a pretty disturbing video involving kids. watch this. >> get home safe, okay? at home safe. >> [bleep], come on, man! >> this is a city improve bus routes dropping children off in front of a homeless camp. is the city doing anything about that or really any part of the homeless issue? >> no, i haven't seen any change at that particular bus stop. it is actually business as usual. they are drug dealers, drug users, children still forced to read that bus. nothing has really changed, honestly. it is really sad and it's almost

to the point where it's gotten worse because they put chain-link fences that actually obstruct the sidewalk further. >> todd: you know when you combine the homeless issue with the fact san francisco is in real bad financial shape, i don't think you could get any more of a head-scratcher then this reparations plan. ricci, thank you for coming on and telling us what it's like on the ground, we appreciate your time, carley. >> carley: california a teenager speaking out at a city council meeting tearfully recounting the moment she showered at a ymca and encountered naked transgender woman in the locker room. >> as i was showering after my workout i saw a naked man in the women's locker room. a room. i immediately ran in the shower terrified and hid behind flimsy excuse worker until he was gone. as he did so, i could only think of my 5-year-old sister who i mentioned this to during the summer -- sorry, this is the

ymca. where hundreds of children spend their summer afternoons in child care camps. when i asked the flimsy management what their policy was with transgender, they come from the man we sell can show her wherever he pleased. >> todd: mxp to the ymca said the comparable guest's top priority but the 17-year-old jod tucker carlson last night saving safe is the last thing she feels. >> no, this is absolutely not empowering whatsoever. in our efforts to cater to the rights of transgender's to express themselves, it is threatening my safety, my privacy and the safety and privacy of all children and women at ymca. >> carley: the ymca has revised their statement and said they will work on locker room layout with more privacy. vice president kamala harris with the golden state warriors to the white house yesterday. things took an awkward turn when

it was time for the player to take team photo with the warriors. [laughter] [applause] >> carley: president biden had fun but kamala harris refused to join in. steve kerr taking vice president sign as you can see him wave off the president as soon as biden drops to his knee. >> todd: a phrase, i agree with kamala harris on this one. the president of the united states, do you think her and let mayor put in much? you can also have kamala harris -- >> carley: i was confused, was he proposing? i don't understand. >> todd: it is all of the above. >> carley: the president should be standing. gladly settle down. president biden all smiles being

hammered by the press about his class by class by doggy opponents watch this. >> todd: and now the republican house ready to take action as shedding light on said doj's double standard. a live report from washington and an awesome song next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: we are learning president biden's justice department actually declined to monitor the president's attorneys as they search for classified material at both delaware homes. the white house doesn't seem concerned about any of this were clearing up the controversy. >> carley: the details this morning, lucas tomlinson. good morning. >> over the weekend, they found more classified documents in wilmington thursday night. the reporters asking why the white house did not say anything about this friday. >> on friday, did you or did you not know about the additional -- >> i literally just answer that question.

you are not too far sitting next to her. you can ask me this 100 times, 200 times if you wish. i will keep saying the same thing. i hear your question. it has been asked, answered, noted. >> everybody think it has been answered. many republicans asking for the visceral laws for the biden white house home. remember this? >> a lot go visit their home when they are president pure do we have also gone a step further than the prior administration and many administration visiting logs of the people who visited the white house and we will continue to do this. >> to code democrat senator has visited in the past and the washington report, the justice department considered fbi agents monitor the search by biden lawyers classified documents but in the end decided against it. >> when i said the fbi didn't do a thing come i was talking about doing something in terms of actl searches and securing these

documents appear the fact is when it came to searching for te documents, they continue to sayo unclear, unknown individuals. they were signing the u.s. attorney to look at this. the documents themselves, the search for the documents remain at the private counsel's hands. that works to the advantage of the president. >> many republicans think this is a double standard and the lawyers to conduct a search >> they seem to be right. >> todd: texas policy foundation and executive director robert, thank you for being here. when pressed on this, this is how the president of the united states responds. watch. we got a smirk, we got a laugh. does he not understand what's

going on and the severity of it all or the alternative, is he thumbing his nose at it? >> good morning. it is great to be with you. a smirk, laugh, and a cover-up is clear. president biden to answer, i don't know how the documents got there is not an acceptable response talking about the nation's secrets. with the recent appointment of a special counsel, there needs to be a part of the inquiry into the chain of custody as to how these classified documents left the obama administration white house when biden was vice president. and what that chain of custody was leading to the penn biden center and president biden's personal garage with his corvette. >> carley: what about this report, robert, the doj thought about sending fbi agents to oversee the search for these documents, but then decided against it. very different treatment when former president trump's home

was raided by the fbi. >> completely different treatment. that is part of the point of the ethics complaint that was filed recently by the protected publix watch dog group. the proper involvement by the white house counsel's office and specifically white house counsel, special counsel richard solberg who him stomach personally himself went up to delaware to supervise the handof classified documents between president biden's personal lawyers and the department of justice. there was no reason for this to be a goal for the white house special counsel. the ethics complaint, the white house counsel is acting not as the attorneys for the white house, but the personal attorneys for the president, which proves improper use of federal employees and also they are creating a conflict of interest because it was likely the white house under the obama administration that improperly allow the documents to be released in the first

place. >> todd: there is more of the text of the ethics complaint, "a scandal with mishandling of classified documents by improperly using taxpayer resources for personal benefit and putting white house attorneys and positions that create conflicts of interest. we could witness a serious betrayal of the public's already plummeting trust." jonathan turley morning biden's attorneys could be called like the journalistic space, you never want to be the space. as an attorney you never want to be put in a case you are involved in. so robert, how messy has the white house made an otherwise already messy situation? >> the cover-up continues to expand. we know from the delay in reporting, the discovery of the classified documents, the continued delay by the white house press secretary of being transparent with the media it in terms of the discovery of additional documents per professor turley has a great

point about now the white house counsel's office have made themselves part of the case. let's be clear. this isn't just an oops, a paper violation but this is a criminal investigation into the mishandling of classified information and should be taken seriously by the american people where it is clear it is not being taken seriously by the biden administration or the white house. >> carley: jacqui heinrich, a reporter, said she had a recall with the white house counsel's office yesterday. on that call, you should be looking into secret deals that kevin mccarthy cut to be speaker of the house. the white house counsel's office pitching stories to reporters to avoid covering the document scandal. >> deflect, deflect, deflect is what they are doing here. meanwhile we need full transparency into every person that had custody of these documents illegally. the moment they left the white house where joe biden was

vice president to when they were discovered here or at least announce the data had been discovered. what was that chain of custody? who are all the individuals that have access and position of these classification of records needs to be a part of the investigation and identified as part of this discussion. >> todd: it was a private residence, robert. what is your response? >> exactly a private residence. under no circumstance was this authorized location of classified records. the same thing for president biden's former office at the campus, the penn biden center where the initial documents were discovered as well. under no circumstances was the garage next to the corvette and authorized location to house classified records. there were no circumstances where this was acceptable to have in the first place. and just the presidents, you

know, profession of surprise doesn't satisfy anyone and certainly not me. >> todd: that is an excellent response, where the visitors logs? they should not be there in the first place. robert henneke, thank you. is 2023 going to be the vice president's big gear? >> carley: we will see what joe concha, michael waltz, cheryl casone, keep it right here on "fox & friends first."

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