>> todd: border czar kamala harris to head to arizona today but she won't be visiting our border. >> instead speaking on the biden administration clean energy lamb. >> we have been abandoned by our nation's leaders. >> i'm going to leave it there. >> the white house no longer taking questions on the investigation into classified documents. >> this photo not aging well. >> are then vice president joe biden holding cover sheet with the words "classified document." >> prosecutors set to announce whether or not they will be filing charges. alec baldwin pointed his prop

gun at elena hutchen. >> one of four people who could face charges. >> the investigation into virginia high school is heating up. >> and this is counter to everything we believe. >> governor glenn youngkin filing legislation that will make it mandatory for schools to notify students of awards. >> i'm taking action. we have to act. >> al gore this year's event. >> former vice president catching a lot of attention for this rant about climate change. >> boiling the oceans, creating atmospheric rivers and the rain bombs. j >> brian: i was just humming this song an hour ago. i'm trying to make up the lyrics. i believe there is a vowel in there somewhere. virginia beach. logo. virginia beach one of the key affiliates. it is the largest concentration of military in the country.

despite what we just heard from al gore there were no rain bombs or boiling oceans in that. mark, can we take that shot again? make sure the ocean is not boiling right now? okay, good, sorry, al. >> brian: only thing swelling on al gore is bank account. he went from $300 million while warning us. >> ainsley: how much. >> brian: a ton of money off global warming. and climate change. >> steve: only in america, baby. >> ainsley: did he fly privately into davos. >> brian: i'm pretty sure he flew in there. 500 people use private planes i guess down from 1,000. some of which went 15 miles. and, listen, if you have a private plane you can afford it i think it's awesome. just don't tell everyone else to stop using combustion engines. >> these are billionaires that fly their private planes in and tell you you have to buy a

electric car. >> talk more about that after this. >> ainsley: this photo isn't aging well for president biden it. shows the then vice president holding a classified document, if you zoom in can you see it says "classified document." that's inside are. >> brian: that's code name. >> steve: jay carney does not seem to be very interested in that i wonder what he is looking at? >> brian: a blackberry. >> steve: new images show hunter biden driving infamous corvette. >> ainsley: two girls. >> brian: slow day for him. >> steve: i believe one is a relative. >> brian: right. peter doocy is live in the white house with the latest. peter? >> peter: officials around here are trying to keep the priority the economy. they think that is what the american people want them to do. but the american people have growing concerns about these classified documents. >> someone should be looking into it. >> definitely the federal government have to do a better job. >> yes, they should. >> it should be looked at.

i think the way that federal government keeps their top secret documents is -- seems kind of loose. >> whatever can be done to secure those documents, absolutely is extremely important. >> it's going to happen multiple people and need to be looked into. >> the court of public opinion is ruling before the special counsel 60% of adults polled by quinnipiac say the president mishandled the documents. just 22% say they think he handled them appropriately. those documents were stored next to the president's corvette which this photo suggests his son hunter had access to. and the time frame the feds are interested in for their separate probe into his tax affairs. >> can you tell us if there's any sort of assessment that has been planned or launched to determine if national security has been jeopardized at all? >> again that is another department. >> why is that. >> it's not your decision to

make what can i and cannot answer. >> if you are not able to talk about this from the podium. would you invite the don official to take our questions here. >> no. you would have to go to the department of justice. pooh earth peter there is also this photo from 2013, a new window into how president biden handled classified materials. the cover sheet says code word classified document vice president with the date that was during an oval office meeting with obama and netanyahu. that is something that you can't you canhave in ole office but nt around cameras or cell phones. we don't think that's one of the documents he took home. just a glimpse into a decade ago and the way he handled document. that's a glimpse the special counsel is also taking. back to you. >> ainsley: not supposed to show it in front of a camera, right? >> peter: right. >> steve: peter, explain how you found t. i know you were on the basement. you said you will never believe what i just found. actually, i was just curious about then what vice president biden had to say about the

edward snowden leaks. it was not front of mind so i just googled joe biden classified 2013 and there was a story and then we found the photo on getty images and bought permission to use it. >> steve: white house now, last month it was we can't talk about it because we are covered by the hatch act and can't talk about things. now they say we can't talk about this because the department of justice; however, joe biden himself commented to you about it when you guess that these document were in the garage and he verified that they were and his corvette was locked our team at the justice department says the justice department is not telling the white house that they can't talk about this. so, if the white house wanted, to they could. but, the other player in this boob the president's personal attorneys who might be saying just please don't say anything else. >> what was the white house's response to that.

we call the doj and they said we never told them they can't talk about it. >> i have to check the tape but i believe they referred us to the doj on that. >> steve: final question for you, peter. we just showed those images of hunter in the -- behind the wheel of the corvette. didn't hunter rebuild that car for the family? >> as i understand it he and his brother refurbished it at some point when it needed some repairs and so there is that. we were actually just looking. our editorial producer here at the white house pat ward just flagged a portion of hunter's recent book where he talks about how they waited out the election results for days. the whole entire family, hunter, his family, the rest of the bidens at the president's house there in wilmington. so i know there have been questions about how often he is there. whether or not he had access

potentially to where these documents were stored. it sounds like there are more and more examples of him being there including election week when they were all just sitting around? i read that he used that address he used his dad wilmington address i think to apply for credit cards, right? >> peter: yeah. >> steve: that's a yes. sorry, pardon the interruption. go google some more stuff, okay? >> i will. i'm up to joe biden classified 2014, i think on my google. we'll be back. >> ainsley: good job. thank you, peter. >> brian: "the washington post" has this story they talk about how their version of how this whole thing took place. one of the things they say kathy chung his long time consistent confided to associate that she feels distressed that she may have inadvertently been involved in moving or storing those classified material at the biden center. recommended by hunter; however, she must feel a little bit better when this thing accelerated and they decided in december to start looking in the

garage, she is not responsible for that and they say that they are somewhat upset people that the attorney general decided to launch its investigation and they are upset that they're being compared to donald trump because they have been cooperative. the problem is, classified information is classified information. so they went and searched the garage, they found some stuff, they searched a room and they found some stuff and then chung was interviewed already by investigators. and i imagine the attorneys, too. so, this thing is getting bigger. and the only way it would not be bigger is if they stopped finding documents because now it seems as though they are looking everywhere because they found them anywhere, which means the garage, the room off as well as what happened on november 2nd. >> ainsley: it's interesting they say they are upset because of the comparison to donald trump. they are saying his was worse. he as the former president is allowed to declassify. this guy that you are seeing on the screen, joe biden, our current president, was not able to declassify back then because he was the vice president.

and we keep finding more and more documents and we don't even know if there are more of them. >> steve: well, the circumstances are different with biden and trump. but they both involve classified documents and the doj aptly and rightly is investigating both. it's interesting that now they are naming somebody who may have inadvertently, we assume inadvertently put that stuff and carted it off to the penn biden center. apparently somebody has got to fall on the sword. i'm sure we are going to be hearing more names coming up. >> brian: i would like to add one other thing. president trump came out yesterday and said i just had folders. i just like the folders. the folders were empty. that is almost like your serve, fbi. because then they like to leak things out that are true or not true. >> steve: he said he thought they were cool. so that's his story is he -- you didn't have the documents apparently, he just had the folders. >> ainsley: his argument is they did cooperate. come in have a meeting at mar-a-lago. told me to put a padlock on the door.

next thing storming in. his lawyers say they cooperated. >> brian: archives never sent anybody out to go retrieve those documents. they stumbled. the archives had no record, which is scary, of joe biden's missing documents. number two, one is six months, regardless six months. give them back don't give them back. one is six years. so for six years one guy held on to them and kept them. you have to say, this kept them in a garage in random folders is, which is really prompted i think more than anything, you would think, the attorney general to say i have no idea what is he capable of so we have to round this stuff up. i need an investigator in there. >> steve: and luckily the doj is investigating both cases and we will keep you posted. the white house right now is saying "we can't say anything." >> ainsley: not too far from the white house is virginia where all these schools are being investigated. there are 17 of them now. the list keeps growing because they had all these students that were national merit -- not finalists, contenders.

>> they had to go through the process. if you win at the very end, you get $2,500 in scholarship money. so, they were not notifying these kids. one school, one mom said she called her school and wanted to know why, and the school said we didn't want to hurt anybody's feelings that wasn't getting this award. so now glenn youngkin is involved. a.g. is involved. the lieutenant governor is involved. they're investigating. and the governor was on fox and said it is now going to be mandatory for schools to notify parents and children of any awards, any kind of recognition, any scholarship that they're up for. listen to this. >> there's clearly has been an effort to bring down the standards for our students in virginia to stop celebrating excellence and this is counter to everything we believe. i mean, this nation was -- this nation was built on the idea of building a better future, of striving and achieving. and here we have what appears to be three -- three large school

districts in virginia, who have been systematically withholding information about excellence. this is so counter to everything that we believe. we're going to get to the bottom of it through our attorney general. and we're going to get legislation passed that makes it illegal to do this again. >> brian: can you imagine having to pass legislation to make it mandatory to tell kids they won an award? can this where we got? and does anyone think by any stretch of the imagination that this is solely a virginia problem? it is absolutely not a virginia problem. and, also, thomas jefferson high school is 66% asian. and as the attorney general in virginia says i have said it before in america about the only state sanctioned form of bigotry is anti-asian bigotry and wrong and hold people accountable. >> ainsley: one of the hardest schools to get into in the community. >> brian: asian community excels in school emphasis in their family. held back and that's why they sued ivy league. could be the end of affirmative action. america is at that place where i

think we are ready once again happening in high school. too many asians, let's put a stop to it which is so inherently wrong. >> steve: well, for the governor in that soundbite to talk a little bit about how there are these three school districts that were involved, it clearly looks like you know, at the highest levels, there could be coordination. >> ainsley: they are saying it's human error but not at 17 schools. >> brian: there is coordination. >> ainsley: maybe at one school. but when you have 17, come on. >> steve: exactly. so the a.g. is actually probing to see if the schools violated the virginia human rights act and they will keep us posted. but, you know, in the beginning, to your point, ainsley, where they said, you know what? you are absolutely right. we didn't tell people until it was too late. now, of course, the schools are contacting the universities and saying, hey, we forgot. we about this. but now nobody is buying it. it was not human error as they said. one mom who was on varney and company discussed it. you know, did her son lose out

on something? here she is with stuart. >> i think a major problem we are seeing, stuart, in our public school system is they have stopped focusing on academic excellence. if academics what was the first and primary things school districts were focused on there wouldn't have been a delay giving out awards. they would have handed them out immediately as soon as they got them. there wouldn't have been this pause and wait to make sure that they could hand them out in a way that was discreet and wasn't going to hurt the feelings of some of the other students that didn't receive it. >> brian: it's amazing. our country is focused on competition. doesn't matter whether you win or lose you have got try. and if you want to unmore america, start in the schools. and stop rewarding excellence and improvement. and rankings. when you get rid of class rankings that's a problem. when you get rid of valedictorian and salutatorian that's a problem. were you trailing? were refocused in high school. when you got to the real world

did you learn the work ethic to be successful? were you successful early on? there is no way to judge. >> ainsley: what if one of these students could have gone to harvard or yale or ivy league school and improved our country been some of the best doctors in our country or lawyers or whatever in our country, whatever it is. and they missed out on that opportunity because they can't afford to go and the scholarship could have helped them. >> steve: absolutely there are universities, at least i know of one college where you get a four year scholarship. full ride. >> ainsley: if you are a national merit scholar? >> steve: those kids who might have gone there, you know, are they going to fill up that roster with other people who will get the free scholarships and what will happen to them? i mean, it is a scandal and it is good that the governor is taking it by the horns. >> ainsley: our school was so proud of our national merit scholars. it was a big deal. they were proud to have that reputation to have x amount of merit scholars. these schools should be proud of that should be proud of these students, reward them.

and, look, we all have different gifts. you might not be the top of the class. that would be an opportunity for a parent to say honey, god gave you other gifts. we he need to be happy for everyone who is at the top of their class. >> steve: the problem is now schools we have told you for the last couple of years it's all about equity. that is why we are where we are. >> brian: how do you pick a student for college if don't know class rankings and not taking the sat. how do they rank with the other kids. schools might be more challenging than others. and a lot of poem say what are your difficulties? what are you good at or bad at? >> brian: i'm good add at everything. don't look at me. >> ainsley: and you are not jealous. happy and honored. >> steve: let's see your sats. >> brian: sorry, i have got toss to carley. >> carley: saved by the bell. >> ainsley: those were the days we did have to take them. >> brian: grading yourself and find out where you are at? >> carley: 1.5 million kids apply for merit scholarship award. 50,000 get it. that's why it is so prestigious.

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today and row nald dough's new sady club. access to yes room and trophy award ceremony for a cool 2.6 million, guys. >> steve: iif you are going to spend that on a single seat where's the seat? >> carley: should be like in the goal? >> steve: should be on the field. >> carley: somewhere there. >> brian: saudi's want to make impact in sports weather it's golf or soccer. coming up straight ahead. the u.s. being finalizing a deal. this as zelenskyy makes a passionate plea to world leaders at davos. on the ground often at battle. brett velicovich joins us from switzerland and. >> ainsley: and overnight the country hitting its debt limit but a deal to raise the ceiling seems off the table. what is at stake? that's still ahead. ♪

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>> we continue to need to support ukraine to contain supplies are necessary. >> ainsley: ukraine's president zelenskyy doubling down on more military plea at davos. >> steve: meanwhile the united states is reportedly finalizes

another weapons package as experts warn this is depleting american stockpile of munitions. we have already given 8500 javelin missile launchers which will take at least five years to restock as well as 1600 stinger missiles which will take 18 years for the united states to replenish a lot of our stuff is going over there. >> brian: fox news contributor, former special ops intel analyst bret bell coach in ukraine. on and off since the war began. joining us from davos. breath, right now there is a sentiment we are getting this aid to ukraine which helps them survive but, the pace in which we are giving it to them is preventing us from winning. is that accurate, them from winning. >> yeah, i would say it's accurate. thanks for having me. good morning. the fact is the u.s. industry they are always going to stand up and rise to the occasion and make sure our country is kept

safe. they are going to do that again here like we have time and time again. russia and ukraine they collectively have been firing nearly 24,000 artillery rounds per day. that's astonishing. yes, our ammunition stockpiles may need to start being replenished. that's going to soon fixed seeing production globally ramping up to meet those needs. peace through strength here, brian, is the only way to go in the fails of tyranny, we have learned that over and over again throughout history. supporting ukraine is the best interest in the united states. small price to pay to reducing the strength of russia, one of our largest adversaries. make no mistake our adversaries are watching what we do. china and iran is watching. you may sit back and think this is expensive now. just wait until we show weakness. that's why ukraine's national security is paramount. we could have done this on the cheap had to begin with when we knew this was coming. the u.s. administration sat back, they whistle passes as if the u.s. didn't have a lot of information prior to this invasion. and if we keep piece mealing

these military aid packages like we are doing now. it's only going to get more expensive. imagine in hitler was stopped before his first aggressive action and destruction across europe. we need to ratchet things up. it's not the time to ratchet it down. we need to come to the rescue of ukraine's defense efforts which is always going to be in the best interest of u.s. >> ainsley: bret, you think we should send more money, more equipment, if it helps them even if it depletes our supply? >> i think so. and, again, like i said, u.s. industry is going to step up to this and help, you know, come to our defense. so they are going to replenish these supplies. i'm out here right now in davos with a company out of new york that has been moving all sorts of life-saving medical supplies to ukraine. we were violented to the world economic forum in davos to attend the ukraine house special event. it's a week long private event that brings along ukrainian and government officials, business executives, humanitarian leaders to discuss the latest situation on the ground and where this war is going. and, you know, sadly, the

meetings even started taya dull tone. the interior minister in ukraine was killed in a helicopter crash in kyiv just one day ago. so many attendees were sort of scrambling to understand the implications of this. in light of that, we had a lot of discussions at ukraine house about topics like the bravery taking place on the front lines. from the ukrainian side and american side that are holding the line in the trench. we still have americans right now fighting on the frontline. former navy seals. former green beret army soldiers fighting as we speak. some have given their lives they understand why this effort is worth it. so we talked a lot about that here and the importance of more international aid come in. more of the communities stepping up. there has been some ukraine fatigue to support. this less and less information getting out in the news. less donations. we have to remember like zelenskyy said in his speech yesterday, innocent people are being killed and have lost everything because of unjust war. you know, and he is basically saying that time the free world

spensdz think. russia time to kill. referring to international governments reluctance to send tanks and anti-aircraft missiles over there we need to just support these efforts because, again, creating a massive sinkhole for russia in their most advanced military equipment in ukraine is only in the best interest of the united states. >> steve: and, of course, ukraine has been very effective at using drones for all sort of stuff. which i know delights you because you were the expert at that. >> bret: , thank you for joining us: now the city council is calling it an epidemic of crime. going into the mardi gras season. fox news contributor raymond arroyo is from the big easy and raymond is next.

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♪ >> steve: america's crime crisis rocking new orleans just 18 days into the new year and there have already been 18 murders. and 420 carjackings in new orleans. that's more than 100 percent increase since 18 days into last year.

this all happening as new orleans prepares to welcome at least a million visitors next month for mardi gras. new orleans resident and fox news contributor raymond arroyo joins us from his hometown of new orleans. raymond, what's happening there? >> well, it's a heartbreaker, steve. if you want to see what criminal justice reform looks like, new orleans is the perfect example. it's justice for the criminals and that's a big problem. this is a combination of federal intrusion into local law enforcement. we had a consent decree that was dropped by the obama administration years ago that limits what cops can do. you probably don't know most people don't, not even new orleansens, cops here in new orleans cannot chase anyone but violent offenders. so, if someone takes your purse or steals something from a store by the consent decree they can't chase them. bad policing policies which restricts what cops can do combined with our d.a.

we have jason williams here who is a district attorney, soros elected district attorney. he committed to lowering bail and letting people out on the streets. >> well, he has done that and now you see the sad repercussions, # thousand car thefts here last year, steve. and it's mostly young people perpetuating this violence. we just had an arrest the other day. two 16-year-olds and then a 12 and 14-year-old. meanwhile, they're holding up people at universities downtown, the armed robberies are going through the roof. it's a heartbreaker as a local. i have to tell you. >> steve: absolutely. do you still go into like the french quarter and eat at kay paul's or eat at one of the places? >> well, you know, it's part of our culture and the way we live, steve. of course. look we were just down at brennan and antwon's during the holidays you want to go there with the family. i have to tell you i worry now. >> we get people to drop us off or we park downstairs and go right to your car and you leave.

no more walking the corridor or shopping in the french quarter. locals just don't do it anymore. and the most difficult thing to absorb is, when cops are shot in new orleans, for instance, i just looked this up, the perpetrator in that crime got 10 years in new orleans. just over the county line in jefferson perish a shot there. 50 years. that's a difference in the prosecution. they have to tighten prosecution, stop lowering the bail and this mayor has to get engaged. she is caught in a situation where she has been having an alleged affair with one of her security detail in a public facility, in an apartment the city owns. this is public knowledge. it's a big scandal here. but, we need to focus on crime and public safety rather than our personal appetites and, you know, making use of public facilities in the wrong way. >> steve: no kidding. so, on average, one person murdered a day there.

and already 400 cars carjacked. and because the person might not use a gun, the cops aren't going to chase them. so, essentially, why don't they just leave all the keys in the car because people are going to steal them all. >> steve, friends of mine in lakeview they literally do that their cars have been broken into nine times in the last few weeks. they now just repair the window and leave the windows down. again, the city, the people have to get engaged, first of all, the people of new orleans have to -- i know the gumbo is good and the party is great, but it's time to get engaged over public safety. not private zones of safety which some businesses have been collapsing into. that's not going to save us. and then these d.a.s and the cops have to be able to do their jobs and they need to throw these guys in prison and hold them accountable. no matter how young they are. they have to know there's penalty. >> steve: it's a terrible tale of your hometown. thank you for joining us from new orleans. >> thank you my friend.

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♪ >> ainsley: overnight the u.s. hitting its debt limit. treasury secretary janet yellen warning the government could delay payments as the white house refuses to budge on its spending plans. here to react republican texas congressman wesley hunt. good morning to you. >> good morning, how are you doing this morning. >> ainsley: good morning. we're doing well. we wanted to get your reaction on this. where do we go from here? what happens? and why does the government get to keep spending. as americans we have credit cards and limits. you can't spend once you hit your limit, we see the numbers already. $31 trillion in debt. and then we pass this

$1.7 trillion monstrosity. $1.5 trillion in covid spending. at some point enough is enough. the democrats' response to this was what 87,000 irs agents. i'm going to tell that you we don't have a tax revenue problem. it's clear that we have a spending problem. i can tell you one thing here in houston's correctional district 38 that i represent my answer is a hard no on raising the debt ceiling. i have a 3 week old boy at my house and a 4-year-old and 2-year-old daughter. i'm i'm going to tell you i'm not going to pass this on to them. at some point take a look at this and say spending hats got to stop. we have got to get our house in order. you hit the nail on the head, ainsley. we as americans actually have to balance our budget every single year and expect that from our government as well. >> ainsley: yeah, we are all learning to deal with it. we go to the grocery store. everything is more expensive. we can't buy certain items. we have learned to handle that as american households. but our governments can't seem to do this.

i wanted to also talk to you about judiciary committee. you were just placed on it. congratulations. >> thank you. >> ainsley: the investigations. i know republicans have a lot on the table they want to investigate. joe biden's handling of the classified documents on your list and how will you investigate that? >> it most certainly is. and i'm looking forward to working with congressman jordan in the not so distant future to get to the answers that the american people want to see. and what we have seen from joe biden over the course of the past few years is a dereliction of duty and his handling of classified information. but we didn't start this fire. the democrats did. when they raided president trump's home and we all saw the images of the fbi sitting in front of this home, they are the ones that started. this my daddy used to always tell me always good and fun until the reverend got the gun. now we are in charge of judiciary we will get the answers that the american people want for the mishandling of classified information from we have seen from president joe biden.

>> ainsley: when is that going to happen? >> hopefully as soon as possible. i believe we start meetings next week. fly back to d.c. on monday. i can tell you that we are very excited to get to the bottom of what was happening at the border. what's happening with hunter biden and what's happening with the handling of this classified documents from our current president. >> ainsley: okay. congressman. thank you for joining us. >> god bless you. thank you so much. you have a great day. >> ainsley: god bless you too and congratulations on your baby boy. >> thank you so much. we're excited. >> ainsley: that is such a fun time. it is great. >> it is. >> ainsley: great to see you. check in with senior meteorologist janice dean who is outside. how does it feel? >> a little warm here. >> oh my gosh, janice dean,. >> janice: jimmy failla. >> sign this book to my mom make it out to ralph. jimmy failla your substitute weather man. al gore edition of the weather. >> janice: be careful about that. >> basically give me all your money or you are all going to die. the oceans are going to boil. the rain bombs are going to get you. ralph is your biggest fan,

janice dean, we love you so much. this is a big deal. >> janice: this was not planned at all. >> everyone should have multiple copies of this book. there is going to be a quiz at the end of the week. epic. >> janice: i really appreciate that. this is not a paid endorsement. to rafael. >ralph.>> thank you for not sta. >> janice: rock and roll. >> janice: 30 seconds potential storage system moving across the plains and the midwest and the colder air behind it could bring a lot of snow, severe storms expected for the ohio valley and the tennessee river valley and back to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: al gore forecast. >> janice: i don't even know what to do. >> ainsley: his mom is ralph. >> janice: fox weather.com that's why we have it. >> ainsley: everyone buy her book "i am the storm." fox is home to this weekend's biggest nfl matchups including this giant duo honing toup set the eagles. fox sports report report tom rii

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♪ >> if he has another season it's not going to be in tampa bay. tom is a businessman. tom's a smart guy. he's going to do when he left new england. go to the best situation that helps him win if he wants to continue his playing career.

i don't know. i'm sure he has a routine now because he has probably been thinking about this these last three or four years on am i going to play or not going to play? >> brian: edleman one of tom brady's best friends and finest receivers talking about the future of the best quarterback ever. here to react what julian edleman just said tom rinaldi. as you know, tom brady will be at our christmas party will be part of the fox family. do you think that tom retires just on your gut feeling or maybe sources you have? do you think edleman is right? he went be with the bucs. >> let's back up a second and think about how much time brian kilmeade has spent thinking about that first interaction with tom brady at the christmas party. brian is sort of mapping all of that out, et cetera. >> brian: i will meet him at the buffet. see him at the buffet. there you go. >> i think genuinely, brian, i don't know if tom brady knows. and that was certainly the message that he gave at the podium after his season ended on monday night. we do know this about tom.

he is very thoughtful. he is very intentional with all that he says. and if you saw that clip, brian, where he got a little bit emotional. when he thanked those who have covered the team. some people have tried to read into the signals of the tea leaves there from his body language and the tone that he delivered with that message. i don't know if tom brady knows. i take him at his word that he is going to take his time and go through the process and decide. we know, this brian, there are several real considerable suiters that want his services. he can still play at a very high level. >> brian: front of the class would be the raiders. i want to talk about a big game. a lot of interest here. right down the road the philadelphia eagles look to beat the giants for the third time. fox will have that game. it will be 8:00 on saturday. how do you think this matches up knowing the giants played their subs last time they played? the philadelphia eagles played their starters final score 22-16. >> it was probably a game more competitive than a lot of people thought given the dynamic you just described competitively,

brian. division matchup two teams that know each other well. we don't often talk about offensive lineman being so important. if lane johnson can play at full strength, that will be a huge asset for the eagles when they try to control the clock, have a sustainable run game and try to dominate offensively. such an important player. the other question is jaylen hurts, how is he to go up against a formidable giants defense? daniel jones, brian. what a revelation he was against the vikings. a sensational game. can he keep that up? a lot of interest in the northeast for this bitter rivalry saturday night. >> brian: he looked healthy and rested looked like he did week one. other big game fox has cowboys against the 49ers. it will be 6:00 eastern time will be the pregame 6:30. they will kick it off. the cowboys got to get a kicker that can hit an extra point. besides that, how do you see this? >> well, first of all, how remarkable was that, brian,

right, to see anger -- to see money mohar as called by teammates to meet four consecutive extra points against the washington commanders which we had as well, brian. so, that was also very notable. i also think when you look at how well the cowboys played, they're going up against a juggernaut right now. the big question is price purdy. is he able to continue to play at this level? at some point people may have to come to the conclusion that he is a very good player in a great situation. we can't wait for this. it's where our a crew is at. we are flying out tomorrow. so excited for this matchup. two blue bloods. >> brian: i don't remember a season that had more widespread support, absent the controversy. just back to playing football again, tom. are you keyed up for your super bowl coverage? this will be your first super bowl with fox. >> yeah. i can't wait.

i mean, i'm so excited to share the sideline with erin andrews the standard in the business to be there with kevin and greg. it's been a wonderful, wonderful season. and as you've said, brian, it sets up for a great matchup come arizona. >> brian: i think the big story will be tom rinaldi first super bowl with fox. that will be the big story at the super bowl. that's my -- those are minus instincts. i'm going to go with that. >> you got it, brian. >> brian: deep thinker, great story teller live on tv. coming up straight ahead in the final hour of our show, who runs the world? apparently single woke females. how one democrat's most reliable voting blocks are reshaping the country. ♪ who runs the world ♪ girls ♪ who run this ♪ world ♪ who run n owner. we got this, babe.

>> kamala harris to head to arizona today but she won't be visiting our border. >> instead speaking on the biden administration clean energy program. >> we've been abandoned by our nation's leaders. >> i'll leave it there. >> white house no longer taking questions on the investigation into classified documents. >> this photo not aging well. >> then vice president joe biden holding that cover sheet with words classified document. >> prosecutors announced whether or not they'll be filing charges in the shooting deaths on the movie set. they say alec baldwin pointed the prop gun whilect