>> good boy. [laughter] >> laura: those crates seemed almost to secure. greg gutfeld. >> todd: this morning about the supreme court leaker released the dobbs decision setting off a rash of violence for pro-abortion activists even leaving the mic leading to an assassination attempt to court justice. remember this happen in may 2022 and its january 2023. in fact it is friday. you are watching "fox & friend first." i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. an eight month investigation

into the investigation reached to the nation's highest court which involves introducing thousand of staffers but subpoenas and polygraph test. the witness testimony turned over to the fbi. jonathan turley called the supreme court's failure to produce answers almost as chilling as the leak itself. >> todd: ashley strohmier here with the very latest. >> we still don't know who licked the dogs but everyone has to do an interview did and every single one of them signed a sworn affidavit under penalty of perjury they did not disclose to anyone who didn't work for the courts. however, they told their spouses the outcome of the case and vote and the supreme court released a statement on the eighth month investigation and following up on all available leads, marshall's team with forensic analysis and conduct of multiple follow-up interviews of certain employees but the team has two o date unable to find a person

responsible by preponderance of evidence. or whether electronic of the dogs decision overturning roe v. wade of 97 employees interviewed in some instances multiple times not one of them admitted to be the leaker. the investigation also said outside breach was "highly unlikely." the report didn't specify whether or not the justices themselves were interviewed. senator ted cruz on the lack of planning saying, it is deeply troubling that dobbs liquor was not found. they support trust and it is damaging to the court's ability to function normally. the leaker must be brought to justice." meanwhile the fbi offering $20,000 reward for information on those pro-life pregnancy center attacks. missouri senator josh hawley said the person who did this whenever it was but the lives of hundreds of pregnancy care center at risk.

to say nothing of the justices themselves. today pro-life activist will participate in a march for life at the nation's capital. this year seen his next steps marching forward into post rule america. speak to her to believe they could not figure out who did the leaks and house judiciary committee taking up this investigation to figure out what happen. >> todd: especially, ashley wind came up with 82, nine supreme court justices and assuming nine clerks there. i could have told you that in may. it is amazing we are in january. >> carley: ashley, thank you so much of the chief "the federalist" mollie hemingway also not happy and says the investigation has cut corners. watch this. >> really serious effort to find out what had happened. it should have been a serious effort. this leak led to attempted assassination to supreme court justice and security problems for all of the justices who voted who ruled on dobbs.

this is such an important issue to get right. and chief justice roberts did not seem to take it very seriously. it was a very lax investigation. the marshall supreme court didn't seem to have the skills required an outside firms consf you really wanted to determine conclusively who did this. >> carley: rachel campos-duffy will be joining us live later this morning from washington, d.c., at the march for life event, that big time pro-life event that takes place every single year. 50th anniversary this year. >> todd: tony being called a right wing -- after also going to attend march for life rally in d.c., two-time super bowl champs said he will attend to support those unborn babies who don't have a voice. this has caused an uproar on social media and one sports editor writing, "done with tony dungeon in the nfl and nbc

coddled his right wing extremism and then she is venerated throughout the nfl world but spent years as anti-gay bigot. a politics and the networks partners allow the kind that they condemn. >> carley: neighborhood in philadelphia at ground zero for the city's drug epidemic. in the kensington area, users are being seen shooting up and passing out broad daylight using a dangerous new drug nickname trying" mixing with heroin and fentanyl leaving addicts with gaping wounds and some unable to walk. sara carter to speak to them while trying to detox. >> actually trying to get clean and just trying to maintain a little bit of a field. that is what is scary. if you do come back you are more than likely to overdose.

i wish i was more fearful but i'm not. >> carley: as spread, carter said it's only a matter of time cities across the country looked just like this. >> americans dying onto the street and i talked to law enforcement officials that this is just the tip of the iceberg. 80% of the drug in philly are mixed with that, a tranquilizer. they believe this will spread across the united states. >> this cure is part of all of this, narcan is not effective against "tranq." a man, in missouri for five escaped inmates including three sex offenders. the criminals reportedly breaking out of jail by crawling through a home x behind the sink in one of the cells. the the sheriff's office said they then climbed to the roof where they busted open a closet door and slipped into a parking lot. the video shows the escapees stealing a vehicle and fling south.

the fugitives could and should be considered dangerous. they are offering $5,000 to information that leads to their return. eggs crisis has soared this year's urging to $4.25 per dozen. americans are looking for cheaper options even if it takes them across the border. >> todd: cdp has reported 108% increase in egg products and poultry. and spoke with three u.s. ports of entry in the last two months. >> carley: our next guest sees people do this all the time. anthony is the owner of the market in san diego and joins us now. tell us what is going on here. >> good morning. yes, so we are actually in the busiest port in the world. a hundred thousand people cross every day. what we see is lots of american

families crossing the border to buy eggs and not just eggs but filling up on gas and basically seeing what groceries they can get on the other side. it is a shame to have to go to another country to buy essential items such as eggs. and fill your tank with gas. many other items. >> todd: do you know with fellow small business owners are selling or using what i will call contraband eggs? >> you know, i've heard of taco shops that may have family members on the other side of the border bringing eggs over for them. they are struggling. they are struggling, dealing not only with eggs but every item has soared through the roof. so they are finding ways to save and a $300 fine with potentially

$500,000 worth of savings, they have to weigh the risk. i believe the fine can get up to $10,000 but i think that is if you are dealing with larger amounts. >> carley: a lot of eggs. you are absolutely right in federal law brought eggs and poultry across the board border which is why the fine can be so high. moving from eggs to inflation if you are a small business owner, how is this impacting your business? what is going on right now? >> it's been difficult. we see the customers on a daily basis. it is telling us how difficult it is. they note that we are not the culprits. they understand it is nationwide, but it is a struggle. it is a struggle in american families in a struggle across the board. frankly, i don't see it ending anytime soon. i'm being told by vendors that prices will continue to rise all across the board, especially on items such as poultry and wheat,

bread, corn, obviously fresh tortillas. that is a big issue. so, it is across the board. i don't see an end in sight. i've been in business working since i was 11 years old. my dad had a grocery store and taught me at a young age. so i'm pretty experienced at a young age to see that there is definitely no end in sight. if anything, i think it is only getting worse. so to bring this back to eggs for a moment and i know we are having a little fun with this but anthony the last time i went to the store no joke, for . that is for figures if you include the decimal point here that will go higher into 2023? >> so eggs typically are the cheapest in january and february. obviously with easter coming around in april, we will see

march /april is typically the highest. so i don't think this is, you know, short term. >> carley: that is so true. >> after easter mike and see the parts of coming down but the other issue is people can't store them, they can't save them. it is harder. you can freeze them for a little bit, but it's not ideal. >> carley: anthony, i wonder why you broke quickly before i let you go, why are eggs cheaper in mexico? >> you know, obviously minimum wage is a lot cheaper and employees make $10 a week. so obviously, some of the big issues here, over $16 in california. and so you deal with high fuel cost and high labor prices and maybe not having employees speak with some of the vendors here they say, you know, we don't have employees to get these eggs packed.

so that is one of the reasons. >> carley: up a whole bunch of reasons. >> so they are on our side. but it is sad. it is 2023, like i said people have to cross the border to put omelettes on the table. you know, it is crazy. >> carley: that is the line of the show and it's only 4:11. >> todd: anthony, thank you so much and get some sleep out there, we appreciated. turning to this, legendary singer-songwriter crosby has died the founder of the birds and crosby, david crosby was a t with a career spanning five decades. ♪ ♪ >> carley: despite tensions,

his bandmate sharing touching tributes to the musician. stephen stills sharing this statement, "he was without question a giant of a musician and his harmonic was nothing but genius and the glue that held us together as her vocals soared like icarus towards the sun." david was fearless in life with music and leaves a tremendous void and as far as talent in this world, he spoke his mind, heart, passion through his beautiful music and he leaves an incredible legacy. >> todd: he sired etheridge's kids, a sperm donor behind that. >> carley: did not know that. >> todd: the official cause of death i do not know but he had a long illness. david crosby 81 years old. 30 minutes after the hour, alec baldwin ants cinematographer halyna hutchins and vowing to fight this in

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♪ ♪ >> carley: alec baldwin facing criminal charges for the shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchins on the "rust" movie said. the d.a. set to charge him with two counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> todd: brooke singman with the details, but. >> that is right, carley and todd. if charge, six and a half years behind bars. new mexico district attorney said this in her decision, "after a thorough review of the evidence in the state of mexico, we determine there is sufficient evidence to file criminal charges against alec baldwin and other members of the "rust" film crew. in my watch, no one is above the law and everyone deserves justice." baldwin pointed his popgun against halyna hutchins and striking her in the chest and raising another crew member and the shoulder.

according to the affidavit, leslie told by crewmembers the revolver was not loaded. baldwin repeatedly claimed he did not pull the trigger. listen. >> it was not in the script for the trigger to be pulled. >> i didn't pull the trigger. >> you never pulled the trigger. >> no, no, no, i would never pull the trigger. that is the training i had. i feel that someone is responsible for what happened, and i can't say who it is, but i know it's not me. >> the dimmick baldwin directly contradicted forensic analysis. the prosecutor say he is completely responsible for hutchins tragic death. >> we definitely believe he pulled the trigger. the fbi lab report confirms that, so definitely the trigger was pulled. >> mr. baldwin had a duty at the base level to never hold a gun and pull at a person well winning a trigger.

but he headed duty as an actor on the set to check himself to make sure they were not live. >> the professional armor tells fox news there is no reason they should ever have happened. >> there is no reason under any circumstance that should be on the movie set whatsoever. there was protocols in place to make sure that it doesn't happen. as far as saying he didn't fire the weapon, we all know that in order to discharge a weapon, one in working condition, there are different mechanisms in place and the mechanism of the trigger. >> blaming the crew member who allegedly assured him the gun was not loaded. they say "a decision for halyna hutchins tragic death with a terrible miscarriage of justice" he had no reason to believe that there was anything anywhere on the movie set. she relied on professionals to

assure that the gun did not have live rounds. alec baldwin and the films set to be formally charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter each by the end of march. guys. >> todd: broke, "the five" judge puro said he did not pull the trigger he's his own enemy. >> the height of arrogance and he did himself did no favor alec baldwin by saying i'm not responsible. this is not my fault or whoever's fault it is. look, you took a gun, a loaded gun and you pointed it, you pulled the trigger and a woman died, mother of a child died. and it creates an inconsistent statement that he will take a plea and try to get out of this as clean and quickly as he can. but understand he's facing six and a half years. not just 18 months for involuntary manslaughter, but there is a gun charge attached to that peer of the jury has the option of going for either or

both. if they do, he faces six and a half years. he's got a lot on the line here. these are prosecutors who are not focused on any of that pier they are focused on the evidence. they know they have the evidence. they know they have the goods and they can convict him here they are ready to do so. we will see. if he wants a plea, he should play. >> todd: the defense attorney, thank you for being here and let's jump off of the point of judge jen needs comments come at the inconsistent statement point. alec baldwin do you think have said specifically in tv interviews too much? speak with the one thing defense attorneys will tell you, we don't want our clients talking to the media or any kind of news whether media or law enforcement while the case is being reviewed by a d.a.'s office. and alec baldwin did that. it would have been better had he not at this point. you can't undo the damage. he already spoken, his words are out there and preferably, it

would be better if he hadn't said some of the things he said including saying he never pulled that trigger because someone must have pulled that trigger maybe it was done accidentally and he doesn't realize he pulled it, but we know that the gun would not have shot without someone actually pulling the trigger. >> todd: let's go back to the beginning. a lot of legal experts surprised when they decided to charge alec baldwin. are you surprised? >> i was surprised and i wasn't expecting this and i don't expect alec baldwin to be charged. i was expecting others including the armor and assistant director to be charged because at the end of the day, ultimately, it was their job, it was their responsibility to make sure this gun was pulled. it is the armor's job to maintain all the weapons, to make sure they are not loaded appeared to make sure there is no live ammunition on the set

and the assistant director before he handed the gun to alec baldwin, he told them it was a cold gun. so one with thought he would have checked and he should have checked it. so yes, they were two individuals that should have checked it. why would alec baldwin have thought these two individuals, not just one, but two individuals had not done their job? he is the actor. it does not his job to check the gun. what reason did he have not to rely on the word of his assistant director or the professional who was in charge of all of these guns and the safety and security on the set? >> todd: the prosecution will obviously say, open will well, it is because of the executive producer hat he was wa higher burden or standard of care i should say to the indivil but that is what this case will be about. focusing on the standard of proof for the charge of involuntary manslaughter as it

does relate to new mexico law, it is more than negligence. that is kind of the standard throughout the 50 states. how strong do you think the prosecution's case is? >> i don't think it's that strong. obviously, i stated what i think should happen in this case. i think this is a case that should state in civil courts and be dealt with there. i don't think this amounts to criminal liability. again, my position and he's not the only producer there but there is others in both. of course, he's being filed on because he was wearing the executive producer hat. well, then there is another of other individuals they could file alone. in reality the reason he's being filed on, he was the last person who could have possibly prevented this tragedy by checking that gun and he pulled the trigger. and, he's being made an example out of here they are making a decision to the industry to get their act together and to ensure

something like this will never ever happen again. so, speaking about the law and the charges involved, you've got involuntary manslaughter. there is two different theories to establish involuntary manslaughter in new mexico. they both require criminal negligence. the first one which involves the unlawful act that doesn't amount to a felony has a lower standard of criminal negligence on the lower level. but the second one, the second way of establishing involuntary manslaughter is that the manslaughter was committed in the commission of a lawful act. >> todd: right. that is where the questions will come in. >> you know that is where the case will be. >> todd: i think it will get settled and they will plea but we will see. lara, really great points come appreciate it.

>> it marks two years since president biden took office and the white house is celebrating a so-called small business watch. america's business owner is not joining the party, especially when dealing with things like this. >> get off the [bleep] property. get off of the [bleep] property! it off of the [bleep] -- get off of my [bleep] property! >> todd: that is on top of crippling education and small business panel is here to give the biden administration a reality check. >> in arizona, you decided not to visit supported. can you tell me why? >> it is one of our highest priorities. >> do you have any place to visit the border in arizona? >> i will visit the border. and i will again. >> carley: with the vice president inc. during the border crisis and we have a brand-new reaction to her trip out west. >> ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: we are getting an exclusive look at the biden administration's internal battle over the handling of the dell real migrant controversy that as you know prove to be absolutely false. emails obtained by the heritage foundation oversight project show the border patrol chief in that sector with allegations made against his agents, "this horse business is awfully negative but there is great effort to be caring we are highland every one of them. migrants under the bridge, the agents are being assaulted and we are not saying a word." homeland security alejandro mayorkas depending those agents only to describe the images of agents holding rains, not whips as horrifying. yesterday alejandro mayorkas stirring questions from film aleutian. >> any comments who is calling for your impeachment? they announced oversight hearing

for the border but will you cooperate, sir? sir, any comments from republicans calling for your impeachment? >> todd: meanwhile, vice president kamala harris steering clear of the border altogether during a visit to arizona yesterday. the borders are impressed by a local reporter. watch this. >> in arizona, you decided not to visit the border. can you tell me why? >> i am here to talk about what we are doing to bring down to families and bringing jobs. let me say on the border commit is one of our highest priorities. >> do you plan to visit the border in arizona? >> not on this trip. >> todd: okay, we will be watching for that. his livelihood is being crushed by the flood of migrants while crossing through the fields periods >> over the last two years, it has been death by a thousand cuts. we are seeing it every day. it is hard for us to do her job.

we take food safety as the utmost for what we do. in a time anybody enters our field, we have two horns that often flag it and we don't harvest that area just like if a coyote enters airfield, we cannot harvest the field. when there is 20 people, 30 people but sometimes 100 people out there. about a quarter of a mile down and it's been hard to watch the last few years. it is something we need to help down here. >> todd: officials and yuma say 1,000 migrants process into the city each and every day. at least that is what happen in 2022. >> carley: all right, back to business, president biden with the official midpoint of his first term in office today pure the white house is celebrating what they call two greatest years for new small business applications on record. the president himself tweeting

small business boom, like the sound of that. but do american business owners feel they are in a boom? for that we ask pulse curve on oh eight urban owner of greg's wild saloon and black-market barbecue food trailer." good morning, gentlemen. that is the question. do you feel like we are in a small business boom? >> i wouldn't say a small business boom. really any kind of boom small business owners are having in my opinion, to get the job done themselves working more hours than they normally would because you can't find help for a four if a small business and it's just my wife and i. so i don't consider it a boom. i have my food trailer because i love what i do and i don't want to share with anybody. and also try to make a living. but i would not call this a boom

of an economy whatsoever. and to even say that without backing it up the statistics come i really don't understand that. >> carley: understood. hey, paul we have video that shows not a great day in the life of you that took place last year. a homeless guy threw a bag of at you and took place in your restaurant in los angeles. your reflections on that moment today and how have things been sense? >> hi, carley, thanks a lot. if we are going to grade joe biden on his term so far as it pertains to small business, i would not even great him but throw him out of school. he lives, he cheats, and he is a bully. the problem is it's not like it is a student in school. he's not even a teacher, he is the principal. and he lies and bullies. so that makes it hard for everybody else down the line to do that.

so we are not in a reality here but created by him all fabrication and the example of it happened yesterday, just yesterday. when the fox 11 anchor reporter asked barbara for rare, our health director if she is over counting covid deaths at hospitals with covid, dying with covid or of covid and she flat out admitted the cdc is now redefining the deaths. we could see 20% reduction in the number of covid deaths dying of covid and she thinks it's okay to put those lies out there. it is not. and if she had not asked that question, we would not have, the authorities say it is okay to lie and cheat their way through this thing. >> carley: i know you said you feel the president trickles down to the local level with small

business owners like you. greg you are a busy guy and you have a bunch of restaurants and construction companies and those two industries i think of inflation and interest rates but how have things been going? >> inflation is through the roof and we certainly see that in the cost of diesel fuel and that hits hard with her filling up a dump truck or a bulldozer or filling up a tour bus coming out of nashville to play on the weekend. so that certainly hits hard. then interest rates, you look at interest rates for equipment within the up everyday operatios with the business boom that sounds fake to me. each one of those business owners, most of them will need a credit line and that credit line is not going to be cheap and that will be money out of the pockets every single day. small business it is tough to begin with but a challenging time to be starting a business

and what these people will be facing and it's really going to be difficult. i certainly hope a lot of them survived but it is going to be very, very difficult and they have to work much harder than they already have two. >> carley: john, really quickly, to greg's point, reporting that small business confidence slipped to six month low in december even went tweeting about a business boom. what are the future and are you hopeful for it? >> that is just because of me personally. i'm not someone who's going to lay down and quick and timescale order. that is what we are going to do and that's how we operate, and we hope this business during the pandemic and we will survive the stupid gas prices and ridiculously high inflation and we will overcome because we are americans. >> carley: amen to that. you make this country go around. we thank you for what you do.

paul, greg, john, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much, guys. >> todd: it is america. >> carley: it certainly is. president biden gets pretty testy with reporters asking questions about classified document scandal. watch this. speak with american people don't understand why you don't ask questions about that. we found a handful of documents that were filed in the wrong place. i have no regrets. >> todd: meanwhile, the secret service as it is prepared to turn over the visitors logs from his delaware home where some of the documents were found whether they call it a log or not. i thought americans were told it there is not a log. i am confused. hopefully, cory mills can give us some answers. he is next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: president biden says he has no regrets about his handling of classified documents found at his home in former washington, d.c., office. >> carley: the secret service are ready to hand over names to people who visited president biden's wilmington home if congress makes that

request. alexandria hoff joins us live from washington, d.c., alexandria, good morning. >> good morning, talk about storm damage and climate change and not happy at the reporters brought up the documents but given the accusations of the lack of transparency over the matter, the president did offer this. >> i will answer the question but here is the deal, you know, quite frankly what bugs me is that we have serious problems in the american people don't quite understand why you don't ask me questions about that. we found a handful of documents that were filed in the wrong place. i have no regrets of following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. >> carley: the president joined gavin newsom in california was torn to warm damage as a special counsel proe has begun into how three batches over obama-biden era of classified documents came to be house between between penn biden office in d.c. the president's wilmington home. house judiciary chair at

jim jordan. >> i think everyone is surprised every response we have gotten from the white house. everyone is surprised how this whole thing has unfolded. i still don't know the answer why they were looking in the first place. what prompted them to go look november 2nd. >> lots of questions there and adam schiff wants more information from the intelligence community. >> whenever classified documents are found wherever they shouldn't be, it is an issue. we need to find out how the documents ended up there. is there any risk they were exposed to people who didn't or shouldn't have had access? speak with the white house states no visitor logs exists, a source tells fox news the secret service is prepared to provide information on that if requested by congress. fox news digital also learning the president's inner circle met at the wilmington property days after he left the vice president in 2017. in the email reads this, "okay, 10:00 a.m. at the lake house and i hope this gives people plenty

of time to drive to delaware. please let me know if this is too early. vp asked me to check with all of you. thank you." hunter biden's memoir he explains back 2020 quarantine he spent his time at his father's home in quarantine. carley. >> carley: thank you so much. let's bring in cory mills. i thought the visitor logs the secret service didn't have anything. now they are saying they do although it is impartial from 2017-2021 for partial is better than nothing and they are willing to hand over information if congress requests it. >> carley come i find it very odd that he would say he doesn't have visitor logs. we definitely do not just allow people to come through without being able to check to see if there are certain lists. going to mar-a-lago many times for president trump, the secret service had an entire law and in many cases before you come and you have to provide social security number and

things like this. the vice president has continued to try to say that he improperly filed it. first off, i don't know anyone who properly misfiled classified documents in your car or garage. that in itself is problematic. we don't know who was exposed, what was exposed and was it given to a foreign source? there are so many things wrong with this and that is what we need to get to the bottom of. i promise you congress will request these logs and get to the bottom of why. top classified documents could compromise operations or individuals sitting there in a garage or biden you penn office. >> todd: when joe biden says he has no request does he think he did nothing wrong here? is this posturing? what do you think? >> i don't think he really cares and that is the problem. he will say let's talk about climate change with upcoming plans for the america last agenda order. the fact that while president trump could declassify

these documents, at the time joe biden was vice president and that means he could not have declassify these documents. and that is such hypocrisy of the left and other media sources not absolutely jumping up and down on this but also noting the fact, why didn't this get uncovered prior to midterms? remember these documents were found before the midterm so completely covered up. again, the same thing with hunter biden's laptop here and so a lot of impact here. but the biggest think the hypocrisy compromising individuals and also the fact that he just carried on and this was improperly filed in my garage. >> carley: what you think will ultimately happen here? the popular opinion is nothing. and i can see this slipping out of the new cycle and then nine months down the road quite a result resolve somehow. what do you think? >> welcome i would say the new chairman with jim jordan and judiciary james comer with oversight come i don't see this

slipping through their fingers. i want want to point out the church style committee committee subcommittee with jim jordan with weaponization of federal government, we will start getting more answer on things being done improperly. so come i don't see the republican party letting this go. i think we need to get answers and have transparency of the american people. but joe biden also needs to ask, why did i have classified documents sitting in a car garage my son hunter biden and others could have been dealing with, which we know by the way hunter biden has done business operations with china, with ukraine, with others. how much classified information has been taken outside of the united states? >> todd: we can't have two standards of justice based on political party and that is another big key. we do have two standards of politics when you compare new york and florida. as a result more new yorkers move to florida in 2022 than any other year. look at these numbers, on the

mat, almost 65 65,000 flopping o the sunshine state. cory, congressman, excuse me, new york to fix the problems to force people to flee but instead what they do is double down on the horrific policies. it makes no sense. >> todd, it is like i said, during my campaign, this is people voting with their feet. they are tired of the attorney general or this mayor, east governors in new york, california who have a soft on crime catch and release no bail reform that criminality is going through the roof, taxation going through the roof. look, make america florida. we know what governor ron desantis has sa said, and this is the last shining beacon outside of texas or other red states that have actually shown the constitutionality. so it is not uncommon people will try to flee. we say the same thing california, texas, florida. this is the first time florida and now 500,000 plus people, we

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