will:ing straight to a fox news alert. ten people are dead and at least ten hurt after a mass shooting near los angeles late last night. the suspect fled the scene and is still at large. pete: alexandria hoff is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. all we mow at this point is investigators believe the shooter is a man. we're expecting an update in a short time on the status of the search for him. the deadly incident happened around 10:30 local time in

monterey park just a couple miles east of los angeles, sharing the same county. thousands had been gathered for a lunar new year event. los angeles county sheriff's department confirming that ten victims have been pronounced dead at the scene, ten more injured with their conditions ranging from stable to critical. >> when officers a arrived on scene, they observed numerous individuals, patrons pouring out of the location. screaming. the suspect fled the scene and remains outstanding. anyone with information regarding this incident, we're asking them to call l.a. sheriff's homicide. >> reporter: when it comes to the location, authorities gave the address of a monterey park ballroom dance studio. the shooting happened inside of the busy club. monterey park is home to a large asian population. nothing more though has been provided in terms of a possible motive or suspect description. or we are expecting to hear more

many a press conference in about two hours. will, rachel, pete? rachel: thank you. will: to another fox news alert, six more items are found at president joe biden's home many wilmington, delaware. rachel: the documents discovered in an all-day search nearly two weeks after we first learned about classified material found at the penn biden center. pete: brooke broke the story last night on fox news digital, and she joins us now. >> reporter: good morning, even more classified documents found in president biden's wilmington, delaware, home during a nearly 13-hour fbi search. biden's personal attorney revealing in a statement that the doj took the possession of materials it deemed within the scope of its inquiry including six items with classification markings. bauer says those records date back to biden's time in the senate and as vice president, but he did not say exactly how many classified documents were

found. fbi agents began their search at i 9:45 on friday morning before wrapping up around 10:30 at might. white house officials and members of president biden's personal legal team were present for that search. now, at this point it is unclear if biden offered to allow the search or if the doj asked and he consented to it. his attorney confirming that agents looks thoroughly through working, living and storage spaces in the home. now, all after classified materials dating back to biden's time as vice president were first discovered at the penn biden center last fall. that happened are less than a week before the midterms, but that discovery was only made public last week. attorney general merrick garland assigned a u.s. attorney to conduct a review of the documents beginning in november, but in december biden's lawyers found more documents at his home in delaware. news broke of the discovery being found on january 9th before another document was found two days later. the discovery prompting garland to appoint a special counsel,

former u.s. attorney robert hur, to investigate the matter. and last weekend the white house announced even more classified documents were found while biden was at the wilmington property. as federal authorities continue to investigate the president's handling of hose classified -- those classified records, joe and hunter have made history, under investigation at the same time. will, rachel, pete. pete: wow, that's history. brooke, is it your sense this is like the final, final, final search? were they flagged that there might be more, why this additional 12 hours? >> reporter: i think it's unclear at this point. the fbi did conduct that search, the justice department was there, members of the fbi, the president's personal legal team the, the white house counsel's team as well. i mean, if they find more documents, i think that would come from a formal search, but at this point this is what we mow. will: brooke, thank you for that report. rachel: thank you, brooke. will: we're going to talk about it more throughout the morning, that that joe biden visited the crime scene in between searches

and during the investigation. rachel: and, will, he was also at the crime scene because, remember, they found out before the midterms, but they never told us. presumably, i assume that the bidens knew, and and they've spent time inside the crime scene during that time as well. pete: let's bring in someone who can give us some answers, "fox news sunday" anchor and chief legal correspondent shannon bream. let's start with that legal angle, shannon. good morning. joe biden's legal team was present for this latest search, but trump's legal team was not allowed on the premises as they rummaged lu mar-a-lago. can you help us with the rationalization as to why that might be the case? >> just a little bit of a clarification, this was negotiated in advance for the biden team. so this is the statement from his personal attorney. by agreement with doj, representatives of both the personal legal team and the white house counsel office were present. so they had already talked about in advance. difference will down in

mar-a-lago is the former president didn't know they were coming. his attorneys were on site quickly, they demanded to see the search warrant, but this was not negotiated in advance. now, biden's supporters and the white house, they're going to continue to say it's because we're cooperating, and we invited or offered them access to come over. obviously, the conversations that have been going on leading up to the raid on mar-a-lago had gone much more differently. but that that's where the perception problem comes in percent doj. the "wall street journal" said there had been conversations previously, should the fbi, should doj come help search the premises. both sides agreed, no, we're going to let the biden legal team handle it. there's also, this conversation in "the washington post" says the biden white house wanted to keep quiet, they were hoping it would be blown over, they would announce it after it was done and justice gave them the all clear. that begs a lot of questions about why they were able to keep this quiet, why he were able to

negotiate who would be there. it's going to make critics say it's not as transparent as he claimed it would be. will: no. and, shannon, it's hard to buy the rationale to describe the distinction from the doj because one of the arguments made during the mar-a-lago raid was various members of the trump administration had access to the documents and might have moved documents. and there was this video, supposedly, video surveillance of potential compromise to the documents which led, this is what we were told, to the raid. but i have a timeline from november to january with people including the president of the united states himself in the same location as these documents, so i have trouble understanding what was negotiated. was it that joe biden wouldn't go in the garage? was it joe biden wouldn't go into his personal library? it seems to me the exact same rationale for a raid was present here with joe biden. >> yeah. and our peter doocy a couple weeks ago said his question when

he got passed other at the white house was should the first lady and the president be going back to wilmington, is it not potentially a, quote, crime scene, and he was ripped for saying that that. but now we know there have been additional discover of documents so, again, it's that perception problem for the doj. this is a headache for the white house but also for her you can garland who's going -- merrick garland who's going to have to answer questions about why they were allowed to come and go. it's interesting, we don't know exactly what they got time, you guys have pointed out the wording of the statement is very interesting because it says they found six items consisting of documents with classification markings and surrounding material. so was that a box? was it an envelope somewhat exactly have they taken? every time the white house has said this is the wrapped up, we're cooperating, new stuff shows up, and there's this fight over artificial logs for who had access, who was in that house. although fox news is told that secret service is prepared to turn over information about

somewhat keeping track of visitors who have been will, but congress is going to have to ask for it. rachel: yeah. hunter biden definitely had access to that white house, and we know a really shadety figure. you think about the fbi going into mar-a-lago not just searching in the room with the document, but rifling through melania trump's stuff and barron trump. barron trump, hunter biden, i'm more concerned about hunter, by far. [laughter] so very interesting stuff. want to move to another topic because you are our network expert on the supreme court, and there's some really interesting news that has developed over the the last week, something that we've been trying to follow which is who is leaker of the draft for that the roe v. wade decision or the draft can opinion that ended up overturning roe v. wade. talk to me about that and some of the latest developments with that. >> yeah. of so the court decided to handle this internally. they've got a supreme court marshal who oversees things of

this nature, internal investigations and security, that that a kind of thing. she put out her report essentially saying this is what we did, this is who we investigated, and we don't have any answers. they said we couldn't by a preponderance of the evidence lead to any if one person. that's a very low standard, it's basically saying something is more likely than not. so the fact that they couldn't even get to that threshold suggests they do not have any hard leads. they say the thing's going to stay open, and hale purr -- they'll pursue any new leads. they did not say whether the justices themselves had been questioned. she followed up on friday saying, yes, they had all been questioned, no leads that led to either them or their spouses, so that was a dead end. but the justices did not sign sworn affidavits, and i think everybody else who was interviewed did, so now people are saying it's not pair that justices are -- fair that justices are being treated differently. everybody is unhappy because you

don't have an answer. will: is it plausible in your mind, shannon, do you buy that they gave a sincere effort to find the leaker and were incapable of finding evidence? >> i do think they gave it a sincere try. the trick is though critics will say why didn't you bring in the doj or fbi so that people are immediately giving statements to federal agents where it's a crime to lie and there might be a heightened sense of obligation to do it. but the court says everybody we interviewed was willing to do it, they signed sworn affidavits, people turned over call and text the information, that didn't take us anywhere. but we always go back to the clerks. they could be completely innocent, but it's a logical place to look. they leave in july. they serve terms from, essentially, july to july. so once they've left and the clerks who were there were gone by then, the court doesn't have jurisdiction to get them to come back or get additional records from them. so that leaves a lot of

questions about those former clerks that have going to have to now have a little bit of a cloud of question about whether any of them were involved. rachel: but, shannon, what about the justices themselves? tell me if i'm correct, they did not have to sign affidavits, and it is possible that it could have been one of the justices. and maybe that's why we don't know, because that could cause a lot -- maybe in chief justice roberts' view -- could cause some, i guess, lack of -- the. will: disrepute on the count? rachel: yeah, exactly. is that a possibility? and why aren't we looking at that? >> i mean, anything could be a possibility, and that's the problem. and this is a headache for the chief justice because he chose to do it way. in the report he said we have full confidence in the marshal, but the last thing he wants anybody if to do is speculate about a justice being involved. but because we're almost a year out and we still don't know, it's going to leave plenty of room for speculation.

and you're right, they didn't sign a the sworn statements, but we're told they were interviewed some of them multiple times, and the marshal did not through this were -- think there were my leads with them or hair spouses. -- their spouses. pete: "fox news sunday," what have you got? >> we've got democrat josh gottheimer and republican fitzpatrick. they say they've got a plan on the debt ceiling, and we're hosting aing a conversation between one of the top pro-choice and top pro-life advocates as we hit the 50-year mark of roe. they've agreed to sit down at the table together, and we'll talk about it. will: 2 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. pete: thanks, shannon. >> bye, guys. pete: now to a few additional headlines starting with this, the family of lisa marie presley arriving in memphis ahead of her funeral later this morning. her daughter and mother were seen arriving yesterday.

last week least a saw marie unexpectedly died after suffering from cardiac arrest at the age of 54. she will be laid to rest at the graceland mansion in the mediation -- meditation, excuse me, garden, next to her son benjamin who died in 2020. the memorial service is scheduled the begin at 10 a.m. eastern. the federal government has reportedly seized nearly $700 million from disgraced ftx founder sam bankman fraud. that according to court filings that reveal around $525 million was taken from the platform robinhood, another $170 million was recovered in cash from several bank accounts. the funds are set to be held as the government proceeds with fraud and money land orerring charges against bankman-fried. and alec baldwin's wyoming, hilaria -- wife -- is taking heat on social media after once again using a spanish accent

during this run-in with the paparazzi. >> on a human level you guys know i'm not going to say anything to you. you know that. so, please, leave my family in peace and let this all play out. [laughter] rachel: do the rest are of this in a -- pete: i can't do a spanish accent. [laughter] originally named hillary, has been called out before for using an accent and leading people to believe she is from spain. critics saying -- you can do the rest in a spanish accent. rachel: go ahead, pete. pete: critics say even though she'd been found out, she was prone to slipping into it and did so in the clip. [laughter] will: she's so hot on this story and has been for 24 hours. rachel: i think it's hilarious. will: and there were two gigantic football games yesterday. pete: shows you how much power you and i have over this show.

we've got two headlines about -- [speaking spanish] rachel: stop talking about futbol. [laughter] pete: we haven't run a single headline. will: will you give me my jersey? if president yesterday if you were watching the game, the giants got shellacked by the eagles, and the jaguars, you know, made a mice run but couldn't -- nice run but couldn't beat the chiefs. will: this is what today is about. pete: the dallas cowboys play the san francisco 49ers tonight, very torn about who to pull for. i don't want either to win, but i'll probably pull for you, will. will: all right. transition here. still ahead, police cars torched, businesses damaged and antifa rioters in atlanta. rachel: plus, iowa could be the next if state to embrace school

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parents. a new bill dubbed the students first act would allocate nearly $7600, that amount a right there on your screen, in assistance to families who decide to move hair child to a private school or who want to educate them themselves. governor kim reynolds has supported the idea since taking office, and she joins us now. governor, thank you very much for being here. from what i understand, these are educational savings accounts that really any parent, any family can access. so the dollars follow the kids. they stay at a public school, the dollars stay there. if they go to an alternative, they follow hem. is that right? >> that's right. first of all, pete, thank you for the opportunity to be on this morning. pete: of course, thank you. >> it goes to the floor tomorrow many both the house and the senate. it is a bold plan that gets us to universal school choice by the third year. so starting next year, any student -- any incoming kindergartener and any student

in public school will be eligible for $7600 if they choose to go to an accredited private school, and then next year we'll phase in the kids that are currently in a private school over next two years. so it'll be based on need. so the first year will be those families at 300% of the federal poverty the level, the following year it'll go to 400%, and the next year it's universal and all kids, all families if they make that choice, that money will follow them to an accredited private school. pete: interesting. just real quick, how about home school? does it follow if you home school your kids? >> it doesn't right now, but that's something we can looked at in the future. we want to get the system established. we do that in three years, i think it took arizona eight to get there, so that continues to be on table. but we want to get this across the finish line. i'm all in. i'm i focused on that in the campaign. all of our candidates that ran in the primary election that made school choice a priority won. we had a red wave in iowa.

we don't talk about it often, but not only do we have a supermajority in the senate, but we increased the numbers in the house. i won by a significant margin. we flipped two statewides, and the parental choice was front and center. parents want school choice, students deserve it, and we're going to improve our educational system by putting students first and really funding students and not a system. pete: governor, i think this is fantastic. it's exactly where republicans should be, on the side of parents, on the side of choice. i'm sure your critics are coming a after you, the unions and others. they're going to say -- what's your response to them about why choice makes schools better for everybody? >> well, you know, at a time when equity is everything that we hear, it truly baffles me that those the that fight so hard for it are the same ones that are so strongly opposed to parental choice. and if i can't think of anything that's more equitable than

giving parents the choice in their child's education. i am all in on this. i've been working on for two years. iowans are in on this. it's the expectation. we're going to get it across finish line, or you know? it's going to make our educational system better overall, i truly believe that with all my heart. and it shouldn't be for just those families that have the resources and the income to make those decisions. pete: absolutely. >> every family, regardless of the money that they make, should have the opportunity to put their child in the best environment where they believe they can thrive and be everything that they can be whether it's faith-based or whether it's maybe a child that's been many trouble that needs more structure. that participant knows which is the best -- parent knows which is the best school. pete: absolutely. and it forces government schools to up their game to compete -- >> yes. pete: -- and make hem better in the process. >> it's a great thing. absolutely. pete: governor, keep us posted.

hopefully you have the votes, i'm sure you do, and keep us posted. >> watch it. it's happening tomorrow. if you're a family out there, contact your legislators. help us get this across the finish line. pete: great point. governor kim reynolds, state of iowa. hang. back to our top story, six more items containing classified documents found at biden's wilmington, delaware, home. larry kudlow joins us on the handling of our nation's top secrets, coming up. for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application; that easy. and if your business doesn't get paid, we don't get paid. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $2 billion but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com, powered by innovation refunds.

will: a fox news alert, ten people are dead, at least ten other hurt after a mass shooting took place in monterey park, california, last night. in the los angeles area. police say the suspect is still at large. the shooting taking place at a ballroom dance studio just before 10:30 p.m. local time. conditions of those injured range from stable to critical. police say the suspect is a

male, and no motive has been named at this time, but they're also investigating whether a second shooting at a different ballroom dance studio in the region is connected. an ms-13 gang member is arrested in maryland for the murder of an autistic 20-year-old woman. kayla hamilton was strangled to death in july, police only identified the suspect as an el salvadoran native and ms-13 gang member. he was arrested after investors matched his dna to that found at the crime scene. he's being held would want bail as he faces murder, robbery and rape charges. former house speaker nancy pelosi reportedly called police to perform an exorcism of her san francisco home after her husband paul was attacked last year. her daughter told new york times she thinks the attack weighed heavily on her soul. she even speculated her mom felt

really guilty because the suspect was reported to be looking for her, but a pastor says no services were performed on the home. rachel: well, her position, her radical anti-life position should weigh more heavily on her soul, and she's, by the way, not allowed to receive communion in san francisco. pete: we've got football headlines -- rachel: i'm sorry. go for it. will: to the nfl, so even in the assumed owe, outside me and pet- [laughter] is really upset because everybody who works here is a giants fan. so the eagles headed to the nfc championship game, 38-7 -- pete: that's why the 1 seed is so important. one win over a chump team -- will: yep. chump team to beat your chump team. and the chiefs pulled out a nail-biter existence the jags. >> mahomes steps up, touchdown! [cheers and applause]

>> second and 6, pressure on, it's intercepted! will: that play isn't indicate can i of how well trevor lawrence played. kansas city holding on despite patrick mahomes' ankle injury. came back like willis reid with his ankle all taped up and led them to a 27-20 win over the jags for hair fifth straight afc championship game. pete: that's impressive. will: tune in today, divisional round playoffs, 49ers host the cowboys. coverage begins, 6 -- pete: that guy on the right is really fast, will. he's really fast. wul. will: and the guy on the left was just about perfect last week. all we can hope is he's perfect again. pete: and we'll see. i really appreciate your willis reid reference, by the way. will: you like that? you and me got it, probably some of you at home. pete: you folks out there --

rachel: i didn't even know that you said that. pete: aye seen that video so many times. anyway. rachel: back to our top story and it's a fox news alert, the doj is discovering even more classified items in president joe biden's wilmington home following a 1-hour search -- 12-hour search last week. pete: fox business host larry kudlow served under donald trump, and he joins us now. larry, thanks for being here. what do you make of this, another search with the lawyers in coordination, certainly contrast with the way donald trump was treated. >> yeah, it really did. thanks for having me. i'm many mourning over the giants -- i'm in mourning over the giants also, if that matters. [laughter] this is -- i know -- [laughter] don't smile, will. [laughter] so this is, i believe this is the fifth discovery, and i just want to say that from the

various reports i think it's a container of documents or -- can i'm sorry, it's six containers of documents. so we don't know all there is to know yet about this. i mean, i'm just looking at -- pete: that's a great point. it's different than six documents if it's six containers. rachel: or six items. pete: yeah, good point. >> that, that was the exact word, items. and so in these items, there are documents. and we'll have to sort that out. but i believe this is the fifth one, so the white house has been reporting to the press corps that hay found everything or there is -- they found everything or there is to find. this that's just not true. the idea that this is the an inadvertent mishandling is out the one doe -- window. i mean, it was nonsense to begin with. and what you have here is gross negligence when it comes to classified documents.

look, let me just walk this through. you retire from the white house whatever you do, so you're the vice president in this case, you could be the director of the nec, it doesn't matter. if you have any classified documents that you want to look at later on, let's say you're writing a book of memoirs or something like that, you have the security clearance, okay, that's fine. but, you know, you're carrying this stuff out in briefcases, and it goes to the national archives. that is the law. it doesn't go to office buildings, penn biden center, it doesn't go to home in wilmington, it doesn't go to any of those places. the first stop for all of it should be the martial archives -- national archives. and then if you have the security clearance and you want to go back and look at certain classified documents, etc., you do it at the archives where they'll have a skiff, or in other words if, a secure area,

or maybe conceivably some other secure area. but the routeing should go through the archives, and biden doesn't do -- didn't do that, and he knows he didn't do that. and what are those the documents doing in garages, in libraries, what are they doing in delaware, what are they doing in downtown washington? if nobody knows that. so gross negligence here and, unfortunately, the president on thursday or wednesday, i think it was, just keeps saying i don't regret anything. and he said there's no "there" there. well, i think if he wants to have any law-abiding responses here, he should think about regrets, and he should think about no "there are" will. he's made a big mistake, so he's got to be investigated for that mistake. the other point i want to make is quite unlike donald trump, biden's personal lawyers have been deeply involved in this. the fbi comes in with trump, you know, the mar-a-lago invasion, which was an incredible thing

for an ex-president. the fbi, i guess, finally has gone to the wilmington house, finally, took 'em long enough to go there. it was all done, you know, pre-preparatory, everybody was fine. i can see that because biden is the president. but still there were personal if lawyers there and white house counsel type lawyers are there. so there's so much we don't know. there's so much here that, you know, smacks of political interference. but you know what i mean? inadvertent, it's a great phrase, inadvertent mishandling? nonsense. that's now -- this is all over the place, and they're going to have to look elsewhere too. my guess is they're going to have to look at the beach house. i don't know if they have any other automobiles or corvettes or whatever that need to be looked in, but it all has to be looked in. rachel: yeah. we need to know what's in the documents as well, why were they there. you you know there's so many seedy connections between the

biden family, ukraine, china, russia. we don't know why these papers were taken out and what they're about, but joe biden told us before he was elected that he had nothing to do with hunter's business, and we now know that's not true. >> yeah. i mean, very important what you just said, i think, because we don't know the contents of these documents. now, we, frankly, may never know. i mean, this is a very tricky matter. are they, for example, going to sewnwall -- stonewall the house investigations by jim comer, right? well, we have a special counsel now and, you know, we'll talk to you, but we can't really tell you very much because we have our own internal processes. who were these personal lawyers? what kind of security clearance did he was of? we don't know that. -- did they have? for that matter, who were these

white house lawyers? did they have the top the level security clearance? we don't know that. you have different levels of security clearance in these processes, so i don't know what we know, but i totally agree with you, it would be a good thing to know at least, i don't know, generically what was with in this. and, you know, it's odd to me that if the new york times article that chief of staff ron klain is leaving, if that article is correct, the timing of all of this is so curious to me, all right? so we learned late last night that the fbi was in the wilmington house all day on friday, i guess it was, and that's the reason that president biden was going to go to prohoe both even though it's very cold there. ron crane has allegedly -- ron klain has alleged by been the mastermind. they call him the prime minister. he's been deeply involved in every single policy issue, calling the shots for the most

part, you know, going all the way back to last -- or 2021. what was ron klain's role in the afghanistan catastrophe, what is ron klain's role in the immigration, mexican border catastrophe. ron klain was the guy who said there was no inflation and that he was, he tweeted out that inflation is only a rich man's problem. i mean, he has been a very key figure, and i'm just saying -- i don't know this, okay? i'm just saying it's curious that with this fbi latest, the fifth fbi investigation of the classified documents, all of a sudden ron klain is announcing his retirement if, in fact, that's true. of and i want9 to a make one more point that my pal dana perino, i think, has made too. you know, the press secretary, karine jean-pierre who, you know, it's been a farce what she's said in the white house. she has no story, she can't get it straight.

it's because, it's because the innards of the white house won't tell her about document scandal. and and i believe that the chief of staff's role should have been to include the press secretary all along. they have destroyed her career and her credibility. i don't agree with any of these, their politics, but i'm just saying having worked in the white house, having worked a lot on communications with press secretaries and so forth, they never let her many on anything. they've never let her in on anything, and i think klain has a lot to do with that because they've tried to hold this very, very close. will: larry kudlow, we hope you get over your mourning of the new york giants. we appreciate your perspective. >> it's going to be hard. [laughter] i may have to go to mass today. i may have to go to mass. rachel: that'll be good either way. good for you, larry. [laughter] pete: all right. still ahead, china, russia and venezuela are among six governments banned from working with south dakota. governor kristi noem joins us

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it. >> well, these are evil governments that hate united states of america, and i want to make sure that south dakotams are protected from doing any kind of business with them in telecommunications or state contracts, and we're bringing legislation that will prevent china from buying ag land in south dakota too. we saw the communist party try to buy up assets in other states, and that's not gone that happen here in south dakota -- gonna happen. rachel: why are the chinese trying to buy up american farmland? >> they've been doing this for years, rachel, they've been buying up our food supply chainful we've talked about the national security threats, their stealing of our ip, manipulating currency, but they've also been buying up our food processing systems, our manufacturing plants, our chemical and fertilizer companies, now they're buying up our land. they want to control us, and there's 40 million acres in country right now that's owned by foreign entities and governments. we need to stop that before it becomes a real problem right here in south dakota. rachel: so you're banning

companies associated with china. does that mean you're banning the biden family from south dakota? [laughter] >> yes. absolutely, can i do that? is there an executive order i can do on that? that would be great. rachel: you're talking about how these deals are affecting state policy and, of course, our own federal and foreign policy. >> oh, it absolutely is. the more people become normalized with doing business with china, the more they cave in to their demands, the more access they give to their the personal information, their currencies, hair financial information, i banneddic doc several months ago from -- tiktok from all state quites ana crime if people did download it and access it because it was a real threat to our people. and we know that they're collecting data on united states citizens. we should never forget that china wants to destroy the united states of america. they've had a long-term plan for generations to do so, and we need to do all we can to protect ourselves and make sure we stay strong. rachel: yeah.

well, you're setting a really great example. it's not just the role of the federal government,st the role of governors and states to be on alert. governor kristi noem, always great having you on. >> thank you. happy sunday. rachel: still ahead. a night of rage. rioters lighting fires across atlanta in response to the new police training center. georgia native joey jones and fox news contributor katie pavlich react next. stay with us.

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will: fox news alert, an antifa night of rage in atlanta leads to the arrest of at least six people protesting a new police training center just days after an anti-police protest was killed for shooting a georgia state trooper. joining us now georgia native joey jones along with fox news contributor katie pavlich. great to see you both. >> morning. will: joey, what do you think about what's happening in your home state? >> this just show yous the situation down there is that for a year these protesters have been camped out on what is i think almost an 800-acre piece of property. they want to use less than 100 aches -- acres of it to create a training facility. they're camped out on it because they think using 80 or 800 acres

is going to somehow make the green environment of the area no longer, you know, suitable. whatever their reasoning is, they're arresting folks from out of state, but they've become increasingly violent. they're throwing rocks, now they've got fireworks and explosives, and this week they're shooting at police officers. will: it's the really wild we haven't heard more about this, katie. many seattle we heard about -- i'm not saying this is directly akin, but it's not far. >> yeah. and we've seen e preetedly these antifa groups come over and take over entire city blocks. we saw it in portland, minneapolis, now many atlanta, and this kind of behavior has been, quite frankly, not prosecuted harshly enough. a lot of cases have been cropped by the department of justice which means hay continue to happen. but you're right, joey, mine, the irony is this raining facility would law police officers to go in -- allow police officers to get more training which the movements have said we're not anti-cop, we just want more training. but yet when they try to do that, this is the reaction. this is also the reason why

buckhead, which is a part of atlanta now, has been trying to she seed and get their own police department because they don't want to deal with stuff like this. but this idea that these antifa groups continue to come in and take over property that does not belong to them and then when there's an cement where a protester -- innocent where a protester shoots a georgia state trooper, that's when the outrage begins. the outrage should be when they completely take over private property that does not belong to hem. will: antifa continues to take over these property, i think it's important we distinguish, look, blm, the racial protests, this antifa thing is organized and it's here to stay. >> this puts a spotlight on georgia's governor, brian kemp. of he's very popular in the state of georgia. imagine where we would be if tracy abrams were governor -- stacey abrams were governor. he's had trouble with the demographics in atlanta. i know kelly loveler had to do

with -- kelly layoffler had to do with trying to win over women in atlanta. he needs to throw demographic politics away, do what's right. bring police where he can and get atlanta safer and, i promise you, he'll be rewarded much quicker than any type of appeasement. this was a state trooper which tells you the state's involved, bought the end of the day, this is keisha lance bottom's legacy. will: katie, what's coming up on "the big sunday show"? >> we're coming up, we have all kinds of stuff that we're going to be talking about, especially breaking news from last might with joe biden having a number of classified items, not necessarily documents, we'll dig into that and what that all means. it's a lot of fun. will: 5:00. >> probably some monkey talk ooh. [laughter] will: 5:00, "the big sunday show." thank you both. a big final hour ahead including to go ice skate ising?

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rachel: straight to a fox news alert, 10 people are dead, at least 10 others are hurt after a mass shooting at a lunar new year event near los los angeles. the suspect fled the scene and is at large. >alexandra huff hasthe latest. >> reporter: the scene has to have initially played out inside a busy ballroom dance studio. limited information has been revealed about the suspect. investigators saying only that they believe the shooter was a man. the shooting happened just before 10:30 p.m. local time in monterey park, a couple miles east of los angeles, sharing the same county. thousands had