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being hafteled by teens, i said, guys, cut that out, they said, all right, you're gonna get it and boy, did they give it to me. they had me on the ground, they got their hits in. new york city. what a place. >> carley: you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning. what a place and we're so glad he is okay to tell the story. >> todd: adam says he will make a full recovery. police arrested three of the teens, but they were quickly released and taken home by their parents. the department could not have held them because of theirige ages. a lot get to here. he was my former office mate. he looks okay. chatted with him yesterday. he is thankful for outpouring of

support. is there anything more adam than seeing somebody in distress and trying to help them? adam is the nicest guy, kind, compassionate individual. goes to fix something and gets beaten up in the process. >> carley: i texted him yesterday and said, you're a hero, we will be the center of attention because of this story. it hurts my heart to see him like that. he did the right thing, he saw a group of teens hafteling an elderly gentlemen . police couldn't hold the individuals because of their age. they said the 17-year-old suspect could have been charged as an adult a couple years ago,

but a law passed called raise the age law. sometimes when you are 17, you can be charged as an adult and now you can no longer be. >> todd: new york state legislature knocking it out of the park. bail reremember fo, disastrous discovery law and now this law that allows you as a 17 year old to do whatever you want. let's focus on the kids. what is a 15-year-old doing on the new york city subway at 1 a.m. i understand the parents came to pick them up. as a teen, my parents knew exactly where i was at 1:15. >> carley: that was initial reaction, he said where are the parents, where are the kids' parents. why are they on the subway at 1:30 in the morning. the example this sends, kids

committed a crime and they are released from jail the next moment they get arrested and it is supposed to be compassionate it could send them down the road to commit another crime. that is setting a bad example and they are going down a road that could be really, really bad in the future. >> todd: and it is going to propagate the cycle of violence we see in our city every single day of the week. we see it with middle-aged and with 20 and 30 year olds. this city is going to get worse and worse and worse. thank god adam is okay. adam is a tough kid, he works out and defended himself to the best of his ability. >> carley: i'm sure he didn't want to defend himself, this is

a difficult situation, situation no one should be put in. every time i think of crime in new york city, i think of kathy hochul, who banned the word inmate, supposed to be incarcerated person now. >> todd: protect the criminals as much as possible, new york state. nancy pelosi blaming democrats for the party losing control of the house and pointing to refusal to address the crime crisis. writing this about her conversation with pelosi, she believed democrats could have held on to the house if top new york politicians had realized the key issue was crime. it was an issue that had to be dealt with early on, not 10 days before the election. governor kathy hochul didn't realize where trouble was, maybe she would have if she wasn't busy renaming i think these. >> carley: adam will be on "fox

and friends" 7:00 hour. >> todd: will be good to see him. fox news alert, one of 10 am haves killed in the california club massacre was the owner of the dance studio ming way ma. >> carley: madelyn rivera joins us with the latest. >> good morning, carley and todd, there is so much we don't know about the shooting, including the suspect's motive, what led him to come to the star dance studio and start shooting people after a lunar new year celebration. police want to ensure people that they are safe. >> so sad and scared, just heartbroken, people can't celebrate with their families safely. >> it is mind-boggling, i was trying to process everything and it was overwhelming. >> to see this happen in this place is shattering. >> after a regional manhunt,

investigators say the suspect shot and killed himself yesterday inside a white cargo van. that van matching the description of what police identified as a vehicle of interest. authorities heard one gunshot and they found the suspect dead. that suspect is 72-year-old huu can tan, who police believe acted alone. 10 people, five women and five men are dead and others are hurt. police have yet to release identity of the victims, but fox l.a. says one victim is the owner of star dance studio. the ages rage from 50s and 60s and even older than that. what is more chilling, there could have been more victims, because the suspect went to another ballroom. >> the suspect went to another

location after he conducted the shooting and he was disarmed by two community members, who i consider to be heroes because they saved lives. it could have been much worse. >> police recovered an assault pistol with extended magazine and found a handgun inside the white van in torence. this was first lunar new year celeb celeb celebration the coronavirus pandemic. they had to cancel yesterday's festivities out of respect for the victims, far from how they expected to celebrate the lunar new year. >> carley: so many families destroyed because of this. thank you. video shows cbp agents shutting down a smuggling operation in

texas. >> todd: and president biden beach house could be next location searched after another document discovery after returning from a weekend at the same beachhouse today. former fbi agent chris swecker will be here next.

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>> carley: the fbi is considering expanding search of president biden home after more classified documents were found in his wilmington estate this weekend. visitor logs from the secret service today. >> todd: chris swecker joins us now. why the level of deference to joe biden by the fbi when frankly the fbi came into mar-a-lago guns blazing with no notice? >> yeah, i mean quite a contrast between mar-a-lago and this

situation. reminds me of the hillary clinton investigation, where they have allowed opposing counsel for the suspect of the investigation to control the investigation while the fbi sits on the sideline. opposing counsel gets to decide where they search, how they search, what they do with the documents and how they hand them over. there are disturbing parallels between the hillary clinton e-mail investigation and this entire series of document discoveries. >> carley: cbs reporting the doj considering searching president biden other residences, at this point, that has to happen, right? >> right. we've seen a situation, we found documents at his office, a personal place. we found three different discoveries at his home, in his garage and other places in the house. that is personal and accessible and evidence has been trampled

on, we don't know if they handled the documents or smeared prints, d.n.a., whether documents were co-mingled with other items. this is a situation where doj is marginally involved and the fbi seems to be on the sideline. there should have been searching back in november. >> todd: let's not forget trump's lawyers were not allowed in the room when the mar-a-lago happened and didn't allow cameras. these guys are having tea and crumpets, it is amazing the double standard. democrats and know ares are witnessing this is not good by president biden. they have been critical of how the president handled this these classified documents. >> some go back to his senate time, he's become a serial classified document hoarder.

>> it is irresponsible. >> it diminishes stature of any person with it. >> this family has been involved in influence pedalling for deckates. >> todd: in light of the criticism, chris, could this bring down joe biden's presidency? >> i think we're getting very close to the cover-up. what we find in washington often is a minor crime or a situation where it is malfeasance turns into a cover-up, which becomes a major crime. what would be interesting is to get the video. there are no blind spots of the biden wilmington incident. i will not predict if it brings

the presidency down, it is more serious by the day and we have the attention of fbi and doj and they seem to be engaging. what will be interesting to see if they combine this with the hunter biden investigation, there are ukraine documents in this stash, there are possibly china documents in the stash. why those two topics which relate to hunter biden. >> carley: yeah, and chris, we're learning in the six items, which could be more than documents, they didn't say if it was boxes or binders, some are from the president's senate days, how does a senator obtain classified documents and take them to their house? >> especially when they are color coded with hard jackets on them. anybody in government as long as joe biden has to know the proper

way to handle classified information. we are three quarters there in making a crime, they acknowledge documents are there and they are classified. now we have to prove who did it and intent part. i think the investigation is well -- the evidence has been trampled on, we're three quarters of the way to actual chargeable crime. >> todd: chris swecker, thank you. people struggling to pay for groceries, concerning egg shortage and here is what president biden is saying about all of it. >> american grocery stores are stocked and remember faers thrive and young people have access to food when schools are closed. >> carley: do american farmers agree with that? we'll ask two of them coming up next. (bridget vo) with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyond help...

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you see the cold air from say two-thirds of the country, cold front across the east coast. too warm for snow in new york city, but might get some later this week. first storm system. along the coast i-95 corridor, rain event. boston could get snow. along the coast of new england chance of winter storm warning. new york city, latest first snow on record was january 29th, 1973, we might get there, we have a little snow in the forecast later this week. next storm system out of rockies and toward southeast and in to the northeast. let's track this, it could bring possibility for severe storms for the southeast and latest track looks like it is a rain event and we'll see what happens on the backside of this. not sure, i'm not sure, this map

shows a little bit of snow in the forecast for new york city. >> carley: love it. >> janice: right there. >> todd: how much snow do you have to hit? >> janice: measurable snow, i don't know the exacts, not flurries, we've had flurries in new york. let's see what the next storm system, we'll keep you posted, foxweather.com. >> todd: the wait is on, jd, thank you. president biden seems to think american farmers and consumers are prospering under his leadership. >> president biden: secretary of agriculture tom vilsack, what he's doing, american grocery stores are stocked, farmers are thriving and there is access to food when schools are closed.

>> todd: thanks to two farmers for being here. is that your experience? are you thriving right now? >> well, we just been through a super cycle, we're at the end of it, we have windfall profit and now the party is darn near over, getting ready to go into survival mode. >> todd: what does survival mode mean? >> if you don't need it, don't buy it, pay down debt, don't buy anything like land, it is the peak of the market. this is quite a ride. going in with wheat prices $4 to $5 wheat and they went up to $13 a bushel. for a number of reasons and now they collapsed back to cost of production. todd, with bankers and accountants like scott city,

kansas, everybody is concerned. >> todd: the cost of everything you need to do your job as a farmer is not going down is it? >> well, absolutely. i will say, though, gas has gone down and we're thankful of that, main fuel on the farm in terms of equipment is diesel. it has gone down a little, not gone down as much as gas has. that is still up there. fertilizer is there. and the other rest of the story is getting the fertilizer. there is more, sometimes supply chain issues as much as anything. yeah, prices are still up. >> todd: the machinery, you use heavy expensive machinery, i can't imagine that is going down. how bad will the next couple years be for your profitability? >> we've been through -- the nice thing about being older, we've been around the block a time or two and know what is on

the other side of this i think this. you want to go in with slack in the rope because it is going to be very difficult to show a profit. like you were intimating, todd, we had high wheat prices and the thing that follows along with that in lock step are our cost production like you were talking about, machinery and also fertilizer, herbicide, fuel and the thing right now that is really roaring out there is interest rates. the fed wants to whip inflation and we are paying the price on that. >> todd: biden thinks he's doing a great job, look how great everything is in the farming world. has joe biden done anything to help you? >> you know, if you look over the past couple years, inflation for general consumers is coming

down, that is the bright thing about agriculture deal, louise and i may start suffering because of lower wheat prices for instance, ultimately the consumer will benefit from that. as far as farmers, these are going to be tentative years we're going into. >> it just takes time to get through it. and unfortunately, some people run out of time, especially on this interest rate thing, that is why paying down debt, getting things under control as quickly as you can is the best thing. >> you have talked to a number of bankers, what are they saying? >> the same thing. how was last year, how was 2022 and most say it was good for farmers, most farmers. for cattlemen, that is a different story. >> todd: cattlemen, i did a whole cattlemen story, we don't

have time for all that. and you will have to answer to louise, you stole that question from her. thank you so much, enjoy your monday. >> todd: serious stuff, man charged with kidnapping and assault is released twice on $1 bond each time. >> carley: and he's back in court on more charges, shocker there. we have outraged reaction coming up next. thank you! like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you make smarter decisions. for a more confident financial future. hey, a tandem bicycle. can't do that by yourself. (voya mnemonic.) voya. well planned. well invested. well protected.

>> todd: border agents confirming they stopped 17 people on the fbi terror watch list in december alone, making total for this fiscal year 38 people. we spoke with retired air force lieutenant says that only counts the ones that were caught. >> upward of 3400 a day coming across the border, no way of knowing how many of those people may be on the terrorist watch list. we don't know if there are people not on the terrorist watch list with bad intention, this flies in the face of everything we learned from 9/11. >> todd: confirmed there has been 1.2 million gotaways since joe biden took office. bp agents disrupt a train

smuggling operation in del rio yesterday. one migrant needed immediate medical attention at the scene. carley. >> carley: entire state of texas on the front line of the migrant search, new bill aims to keep title 42 in place until lifting public health emergency and covid mandate. agents encountered record amount of migrants last year and since the fiscal year began. the texas state representative who introduced the deal and former deputy secretary join me now, good morning to you both. so it sounds like the biden administration just extended covid health emergency while trying to end title 42 health emergency. it sounds like you are saying, not on my watch.

>> yeah, they are talking out of both sides of their mouth. biden border crisis has never been worse and it is getting worse by the day. record number of illegals on the terror watch list and we in texas are the first impacted by this humanitarian public health disaster joe biden created. we have to do more to save texas and america from the biden border crisis. the same time, he's trying to get rid of title 42, renewing this unjustified covid public health emergency. if he is going to have it that way, we are justified using every tool available to fight back and secure the border, that includes using public health authority. we helped put in title 42, that locked the border down, allowed for deportation. texas title 42 bill would allow

law enforcement and state guard to deport illegal immigrants the minute they cross. >> carley: ken, what about that? 38 terror watch list arrests on the southern border this fiscal year, feels like a ticking time bomb. >> well, as your reporting noted, that doesn't account for the gotaways and a high value border crosser, including a terrorist, you are not seeking border patrol because they know about catch and release. as brian noted, during trump administration, we reached point of immediately removing in under two hours, 90% of illegal border crossers under title 42 authority. people learned during the covid situation, states retain incredible public health powers, as lawyers learned in law

school, most incredible power that states have in terms of potentially bumping up against constitutional rights. we're not talking about constitutional rights, these are people invading the country. for texas to use public health authority, as brian suggested, is something with a model th works. texas can do that, too, could do it now using invasion authority, but public health authority is another source that joe biden keeps renewing at the federal level, not like they can complain about representative harrison passing a bill in texas to do the same thing in texas. >> carley: thank you both for joining us this morning. we appreciate your insight on this important topic. todd, over to you. >> todd: we're remembering our bel

beloved alan komissaroff. he covered every major news event, he was a happy warrior and always had a smile on his face. >> carley: prayers to alan's family, his wife rachel and his son ben and daughter olivia. alan was just 47 years old. go fund me page is raising money for his children's future, we welcome anyone to donate to support his family during this difficult time. >> carley: six people are facing domestic terrorism police after rioters destroyed businesses and attack officers in atlanta. the media is telling a different story. >> violent, violent, only acts of violence against people were actually police tackling protesters. >> todd: we'll separate fact from media fiction with cheryl casone next. ♪ focus on what matters in life...

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>> todd: 60 activists facing domestic terrorism charges. >> carley: you see rioters smashing windows and torching a police car in response to deadly

shoot out between a protester and an officer. brooke singman will tell us more. >> brooke: that is right, none of the six are even from atlanta, the chaos stemmed from a plan to build a public safety training center, whanti-police groups call a cop city. it came to a head when police say 26-year-old man shot and wounded a georgia state police officer tasked with removing people from the construction site. other officers shot back killing the man. andre dickens, says some individuals brought explosives and shattered windows of nearby businesses and set police cars on fire. in boston, daughter of house

democratic whip katherine clark was arrested during a separate anti--cop protest, riley dowell, faces charges after she allegedly spraypainted a monument before spray -- katherine clark said, i love riley and this is a very difficult time in the cycle of joy and pain in parenting, this will be evaluated by the legal system and i'm confident in the process. police witnessed dowell spraypainting on saturday night. >> carley: thank you. despite crazy video coming out of the chaos in atlanta, the media have a different take on the nature of the demonstrations. >> i think there is a blurring of the lines in the use of the word violence.

using the word violent, violent, vile not, it gives impression, only violence or acts of violence against people that i saw were actually police tackling protesters. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business is here with more, they keep trying to change the language. that video that aired in brooke's piece looked like violence to me. >> cheryl: what is your definition of violence. we've seen this since george floyd. what is acceptable and what is not. this thing in atlanta, this is what people want, sensitivity training for police, that is what they were protesting for. that is what this center is for, to train police. so that is my biggest takeaway from this i think this. atlanta mayor andre dickens did

respond and listen to this. >> crimes range from violence to domestic terrorism to assault, it is violent when someone tries to burn down a police car or have explosives on them. they don't want to see the things they ask for, more police training, we can't train imaginary. >> cheryl: you asked for this and now -- by the way, the fact these protesters were not from atlanta is the cherry on the cake here. >> carley: definition of violence needs to be up for debate? burning a police car, businesses and windows being smashed in. >> cheryl: businesses. >> carley: reminds me of the mostly peaceful protests from 2020. >> cheryl: you want people to open businesses, clean up the

city. >> carley: point well taken. joe joe manchin looking to strike a deal with kevin mccarthy. >> cheryl: he sat down with maria last week in davos, and talked about fiscal responsibility. here is what joe manchin told her about his plans he wants to happen in washington. >> we'll sit down and look is there a pathway forward, is there bipartisan, not one going one direction and fighting it out, hope we can recognize we have runaway debt and we're all responsible. >> cheryl: so he's saying the exact thing many are saying and many on the republican side are saying. it is time for fiscal responsibility in wash ush wa -- washington. we have a debt ceiling, you see it there, do we need to expand and increase it? i have said no, i think that is what joe manchin is saying,

speak with kevin mccarthy, have a conversation about spending in washington. >> carley: and kevin mccarthy will be speaking to the president this week, the president says it is not a negotiation, they are talking. >> cheryl: somebody has to blink and i don't know which side it will be first. you have critics that say, this is a bunch of talk and nothing will happen, i hope that is not the case. >> todd: we need to do something, our kids and grandkids have to pay and that is scary. >> cheryl: spending is left from inflation on the kitchen table right now. >> carley: thank you. >> todd: our team -- >> cheryl: wondered if you were going to bring that up. >> todd: and on his way out as white house chief of staff and person poised to replace him being criticized for being rich,

talking about it with bill next. >> carley: first check in with steve doocy. >> steve: happy monday, everybody, on "fox and friends," 11 minutes and 12 seconds from now, department of justice and fbi discovered six more classified items at joe biden's wilmington delaware home, now mulling a search of his beach house, james comer of react, also mike pompeo is out with new book about his fight for the america he of los, plus stuart varney, piers morgan and rachel campos-duffy will join us. and a huge courtroom victory, flo rida, will join us. we have a busy three hours kicks off less than nine minutes from now on the channel you trust for

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>> todd: the white house expected to name jeff as the next chief of staff after ron klain nouns his departure in the coming weeks. taking heat from both sides including the left credited sizing corporate past and massive wealth. >> carley: bill mcgurts is a former chief writer for president bush. good morning, bill. >> good morning. >> steve: jeff zints in the spotlights overall what do you think about jeff zients? >> i don't know much about him

so far because of the criticisms i like him. if only criticism is he wealthy, far off base. the more the left attacks him the more ordinary people might like him for proving he was obviously a death to business and so forth. >> todd: kellyanne had more incoming take on the incoming chief of staff. >> this white house doesn't need a manager. we need a leader. we need a president and vice president function. truth tellers that aren't lying to us every single day. jeff zints said if you are unvaccinated you will die or create other deaths. they are always den graghts and castigating lots of americans. >> >> todd: that's the right's criticism of him. didn't do a great job with covid what's your take. >> i agree with that look, covid was really botched. and i think they all have to answer for it.

look, a chief of staff though is not the president. but he has the most to say about house of how white house runs. i served under two chief of staffs, they were very different. did effects the whole tone of the white house. it's really a thankless job. it's not surprising that ron klain would move after two years. that's about the tenure. that job is really difficult. you have to make all the difficult calls for the president. you have to represent him to people. it's a demands job. and we'll see how he does it. enough to they are gearing up. they have got a lot of investigations. this is a white house that's going to be answering requests from congress for a while. so, he has a lot of work to do. >> carley: house speaker

announced adam schiff is off. he has earned his ouster from the intelligence committee. what do you mean by that? >> well, two things. on the one hand, he wouldn't let republicans pick their choices for the january 6th committee. and that was really unprecedented to do that sort of thing and i don't like to see the tit-for-tat. but, if you don't do it, it kind of is like unilateral disarmament. republicans have to make a statement to democrats be careful what you do because it's going to rebound on you. second, adam schiff in particular, for the intelligence committee, you know, they see documents that we don't see. they have classified access and so we have to trust them to report the stuff honestly. and he has been anything but. you know, he had secret evidence, he said of trump-russia he collusion.

i tried to uncut devin nunes when he reported fbi bad deeds at the fisa court, then, lay of thely, we see him on twitter trying to censors and trying to get the critter executives to say it's all russian bots on the other side and they wouldn't do it. i think he has not earned his spot. >> todd: he is pretty dangerous for our country let's not forget swalwell either: check war ration of independence yet but leaving out one important word. >> america is a promise. it is a promise of freedom and liberty. a promise we made in the declaration of independence. that we are each endowd with the right to liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

>> todd: what happened to life, bill? >> yeah. look, martin luther king talked about our founding documents as promissory notes, you know, pointing to an always better america. this seems calculated. one thing they don't do is when they don't say the rights come from god, you have to wonder where they come from. do we just agree that they are rights or the point about inalienable rights is that they came from god and, therefore, the governments can't tear them up. you know, the governments has to obey them themselves. i don't think it was unintentional slight. but i don't think she realizes the consequences of her words. >> todd: enough said. >> carley: leave out life when you are making a pro-abortion speech like a pro-life argument wrapped in a bow.

bill mcgurn, got to leave it there. thank you for joining us. >> todd: happy monday, sir. >> carley: absolutely. all right. thank you, todd. >> todd: quick sports recap the name of the san franciscoing. >> carley: brock burdeny. i called him josh. there is always tomorrow. with that, "fox & friends" starts now. >> inadvertence. >> inadvertence is not a defense. >> biden is facing fallout another batch at the delaware home. >> department of justice considering carrying out other searches to homes connected to biden. >> killing at least 10 people on the eastern edge of los angeles is dead. >> the suspected gunman entered another studio. >> community members put their lice ons lives to stop him. >> they saved lives, this could have been much worse. >> terrorists taking advantage of joe biden's open border. >> 17 suspects on th