#. >> steve: department of justice weighing whether or not to search joe biden's rehoboth beach house after more documents were found. >> the house oversight committee plans to formally request visitor records today. >> we will do everything we can to get the answer. >> california police confirming that the man accused of killing 10 people on the eastern edge of los angeles is dead. >> suspected gunman entered another dance studio. community members put their lice on the line to stop him. >> they saved lives. this could have been much worse terrorists taking advantage of

the wide open border. >> 17 suspects on the fbi watch list. >> flies in the face of everything we learned from 9/11. >> severing on the table. >> joe manchin did the rounds yesterday. >> ainsley: not ruling out running for re-election with a different party affiliation. >> i will do everything i can to support what's best for my country and state. >> final play looks like penalty. prescott gets smoked right away. that will do it. the 49ers back to the championship game. >> all dressed up for nothing. it's over. ♪ >> ainsley: we start with a crime story very close to home. looking at pictures of our friend and meteorologist adam klotz after he was beaten by a group of teenagers on a new york city subway after defending an older man that they were harassing. >> three of the teenage suspects were nabbed by cops but were released without facing any charges. >> brian: this is not the way you want to be on the cover of "the new york post." adam klotz joins us now. you can see that and i'm sure we

can the cover. 1:15 in the morning after the giants lost. could you set the scene for us. >> yeah. got on the train at 12:45 and i was on the train car. and i bet there were 25 or 30 people on this train car. so you are just like you know how you are sitting on those benches. and there is an older gentleman just across from me. and there is a group of teens and one of them is lighting a joint. and just with that lighter. they put it in the guy's hair and his hair went up like a match book. and i was like whoa. you can't do that. that's not cool. that's all it took. and then i was the focus of all their attention. >> steve: early stories were that they were harassing him. you are saying they hit his hair on fire. >> ignoring him entirely other than this joint they put this in his hair and went up. knocking out flames. you can't do that. >> steve: and then what happened? >> this guy puts out his hair on fire but then it was just all their attention was right on me. >> oh, got a problem with me. you want to stop me. you want to say something? why don't you stop me if you say

something. >> ainsley: i watched your video they put on instagram. punching your face your side was really in pain were they kicking you. >> i took a left just sitting there you want to do something and i wasn't going to do egg. in i took a left. are aened and another guy we need to of movement i get up to try to leave the car. this all goes over several stops. i actually go to a whole nother car. i get off that train after taking a punch. the whole group, the doors open again at another stop the whole group just comes and bum rushes me suddenly i'm like on the ground and getting kicked in the side and wailed on. put him to sleep. put him to sleep. they were trying to knock me out. once you are unconscious and getting punched there is no defense. i was just doing my absolute best to cover my head so i couldn't get knocked out and now my side is black hand blue my knee i can hardly bend because i was getting kicked and punched. >> ainsley: were people helping you. >> people were quick to help me as soon as they were away from me. when it what is happening. no one was doing anything. i get it look what happens when you step up for somebody.

i tried step up for somebody this is just what happened to me. why anyone do this to themselves. >> steve: you said before they were attacking the guy they were smoking pot or something like that. but, after they attacked you, and you were, you know, in bad shape, they came back. >> that's what is crazy. i'm sitting there kind of bleeding. trying to figure out what happened. sitting in the car bleeding. one of the guys, a guy who is just like help me hey, we called the cops, all of these teens come back and they just start verbally harassing me. this dude gets out of there did you see what happens when you talk to us? the older guy, he didn't say anything to us and he is fine and you talked and look what happened. >> ainsley: you said they were young and you said in your video where are their parents why are they on the train? >> 15 to 17. >> ainsley: 1:30 in the morning and 15-year-olds are still out on the subway car. did you hear what happened to these guys? they are free? did they spend any time behind bars? >> from what i know, they grabbed three of what i'm guessing is seven or eight kids.

and no, they just -- they grabbed them and they didn't go anywhere. they let them go. >> brian: don't even know if they took their names. >> they took their names. i'm told they will probably get some sort of a some months and that might be the end of it. >> brian: how does that make you feel. >> i want there to be something done. why is the weather guy on the train trying to stop crime in the middle of the night? like where is eric adams? where is the city? why am i doing this? why is it up to me? >> steve: sure. >> brian: especially 1:15 in the morning. that's when trouble a lot of times happens. you have would think there. >> there is sometimes in this cities' history where there have been police on trains at night. we are not in that time right now. >> brian: i ride the subway every day i never see a cop down there, ever. >> apparently there were no charges because what happened to you was according to what i read in the "new york post" a misdemeanor. how is that a misdemeanor? they beat the crap out of you. you are so lucky. >> ainsley: and set a guy.

>> steve: a brain bleed or they could have killed you. >> ainsley: the other why who they set on fire. >> i think it's wild. i went to the hospital. i'm probably going to pay some sort of at least deductible. it's going to cost me money and i'm all beat up and this isn't going to cost anyone else a dollar. the people who did it they are not going to go jail. they are not going to pay a dime. their parents are not going to pay a dime. >> brian: how do you feel right now? bothers you. >> physically my ribs and knee. this is fine. ainsley: what did your mom say. is she terrified. >> yeah. i think. so she is proud, honestly. >> ainsley: you stood up for someone else. >> brian: you should be proud of yourself. most penal as can you see walked away but you did something. you did the right thing. >> what's wild is it was never scary. i don't know i would get on the subway again. it wasn't scary whether it was happening. it wasn't scary when i stood up for that guy. it wasn't scary when they were beating on me. >> ainsley: why do you think that is? >> honestly, i don't know. it wasn't scary. >> steve: sounds like the ball is now in your court because the

law department for the city says that if you file a complaint, then they will take it up with another department to decide whether or not to charge the kids. what are you going to do. >> i want someone to be held responsible. really what i want is some sort of change. i don't want it to hurt someone else. where is the structural. put some cops down there. i want eric adams to do something more long term this won't happen to somebody else more than me just getting revenge in the short-term. >> ainsley: what's your message for the kids because they might see this. >> just don't throw it away. they are not going to get in trouble because they are 15, 16 and 17. don't do. this you got your whole lives. don't throw your lives away and do this again in a few more years. it's not worth it. i'm not worth it. this is not worth it. >> steve: on your instagram post you said where are the parents? here is a group of 15, 16, 17-year-olds in the middle of

the night, 1:15 a.m. >> probably should have been home. >> adam: i should have been at home, right? what were we all doing out there? i agree. whwholeheartedly. who knows maybe they are working late. it's tough in this city. that's what's awful sure maybe i could have taken a $75 cab ride to get home. most people can't do that. i can't do that every single day. we need the subways. we need a way to get around this city and yet, this is what is happening. >> brian: when you talk about your situation, you watch the giant game with friends. the game started at 8:00. so three and a half hour game. hanging out a little bit after. there is nothing unusual. that's usually when the establishments make all their money because people get a chance to hang out. you should be able to go out on the weekends. >> no, yeah. i agree wholeheartedly. the train was not empty. it was not a scary, spooky situation. new yorkers are getting around this way. it needs to be safer to do it. >> brian: how would you describe these kids? >> they were just -- they looked

like typically high school teenage kids. they are smokers sometimes what what high school kids. >> brian: all male. >> there was definitely that, i don't know, that bravado, that 15, 16, i'm man. 17 and my buddy oh like you are going to talk to my buddy. they were riling each other up. they just got more and more. they were definitely people who were more involved but once it happened, yeah. i was bum rushed by a big group. >> steve: man, you got the crap beat out of you and the team lost. what a night. >> yeah. they got a worse beating than i did. >> brian: you did the right thing, adam. we salute you for doing that. >> steve: it's a ceationary tal. all those other people on the subway saw what happened to you no one is stepping up. >> now why would they when they see this is what happens when you say something. >> brian: they jumped in numbers.

>> brian: emblematic what's happening in? city and in every city. especially the inner city. >> ainsley: thank you for making it public. maybe these stories will bring change. >> i would love some sort of change happen out of this. >> steve: that would be great. fingers crossed. we are glad you are okay enough to come on this show. >> adam: so embarrassing beat up by teenagers. can you believe it? >> steve: at least you don't have the headline above that the most dangerous man in america. >> adam: i'm like the least dangerous man in america look at the beating i took. >> brian: the guy is the most dangerous george soros is responsible as these guys. because he is financing the make criminals first great again, financing of all d.a.s and every city in the country. >> ainsley: listener, when tragedy happens, sometimes our jobs it's not lost on us that god puts us in these decisions

maybe can you use this to implement change like janice did after covid after losing her in-law's. maybe this your calling now. >> i would love if if something guide came. >> steve: some day we will laugh about this. >> brian: you were laughing on your instagram post. >> adam: a beating. >> brian: i'm sorry to touch you. >> adam: oh, oh. >> ainsley: thats what the first thing he said so sorry. oh, i won't touch you. he said he is sore. >> brian: heal. meanwhile, 11 minutes after the top of the hour. justice weighing whether to search president biden's rehoboth beach house where he spent his weekend. >> steve: this all comes even after more classified documents were found all day friday in his home in wilmington, delaware. >> ainsley: 12 hour search, right? jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house where the president is set to arrive hours from now. jacqui, walls he in the house?

they were there for 12 hours and he was at the beach house. no, it was wilmington. >> steve: he was at rehoboth this was delaware. >> he apparently avoided the house where the search was ongoing. we asked why he was going rehoboth instead of wilmington and karine jean-pierre didn't want to answer and now we know investigators were combing through property. we did get the week ahead schedule late last night we can now report that president biden plans to spend next week at camp david. this as there are reports the justice department is considering searching other properties that are linked to the president. one interesting point, we do not know how this latest search initiated. the statement from bob bauer the president's personal attorney says the biden team offered prompt access in the interest of moving forward expeditiously. but a consensual search, which is an official warrantless search done with voluntary consent would apply -- would imply that the doj may be asked to go in. we have asked all the relative parties for

clarification on this point and no one will say anything to us. moreover, the latest discovery of materials from biden's time in the senate has complicated his claim that this was just a case of someone filing something in the wrong be place after he left the v.p.'s office. >> what's amazing about all of this, is it takes us to the question of why were these documents here? well now that we learn that some of these go back to his senate time. clearly he has become a serial classified document hoarder. >> fbi was present for this latest search which the justice department requested not be made public ahead of time. we do know as i mentioned that's because the president -- that's why the president went to rehoboth instead of wilmington because investigators were all through that property in wilmington. now democrats are saying that the president, with all this, needs to adjust his no regrets attitude. >> you think he should be out there saying look i messed up. >> just say it? >> fall on your sword here. >> we are all human. we make mistakes. he sure didn't intend for it to fall in the wrong hands and use

it against our country. i know he didn't intend that to happen. could it have happened? i don't know. you might as well say listen, it's irresponsible. >> today the house oversight committee plans to formally request visitor logs. we are going to hear from the chair of that committee, congressman james comer in just about an hour from now. this as the latest news, president biden plans to replace his chief of staff ron klain with the former covid czar jeff zients, back to you guys. >> steve: the white house tried to say as little as possible about this and let the lawyers do the talking through printed statements. obviously, it was a big mistake for joe biden to say there is no there there because this has backfired. now if they go to the house in rehoboth and they find more, and if they wind up going to the university of delaware where his senate papers are, it's just a colossal disaster for them on the evil of them declaring he's running for re-election. >> well, not only does the no there there comment somewhat

weigh in on what's going to be the outcome of this investigation that the administration is broadly refusing to comment on. that's been our frustration in the briefing room we can't get any answers they don't want to comment. the president says there is no there there you will find that. that's a clash. no regrets comment certainly threatens to undermine his other statements that he takes classification laws seriously. all of this going to bear -- weigh pretty heavily what happened in the next few months. we are told he still plans to make an announcement shortly after the state of the union with what that is and if that timing slides at all i guess we will see. i'm told by sources that the documents probe is not at all impacting any part of this decision, including of the timing or whether or not he runs. >> >> brian: right. if that is, in fact, the truth maybe it will decide whether others get in. if they feel is he suddenly vulnerable at the age of 80 saying things like "i have no regrets" and there is no there

there "when they walked out between 25 and 30 documents. >> ainsley: what's in those documents? does it contain information that could have helped hunter? they said they are going to search the visitor log. we know he was a visitor. he said he lived there for a time. we know he is driving a corvette that was parked right beside in that garage. >> brian: crazy thing is, ainsley, look how slow they are doing. this okay, i'm going to the office. two weeks later i'm going to your summer house. now maybe next weekend we will go your other house. and then go to the university of delaware. why does the fbi act like this. send up flares before they arrive and arrive with the attorneys. >> ainsley: doesn't seem to matter though. they knew he might be searching again and they found more classified of course information. >> brian: true throw in your mind they could have had a lot and be moved leave some to make it seem like it's a dirty scene? >> ainsley: hand it to carley for headlines. >> carley: mass shooting?

california authorities reviewing ha hugh can tran man accused of killing 10 people in monterey park entered another dance studio 20 minutes later and likely to kill more people but community members stopped him. jumped into action disarming the suspect before he took off running. meanwhile police have confirmed the suspected gunman is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following an hour's long standoff with authorities. authorities are still working to find a motive. on to a fox news alert here. five people, including four firefighters are hurt after a four alarm fire burned through a new york city building overnight. the massive flames causing the roof to cave in. forcing firefighters to battle the blaze from the outside it. began just after 12:45 in the morning and first responders managed to get three hours later. fire officials say the building housed a furniture store and community center. but a residential building next door was forced to evacuate that

caused that fire still under investigation. residents fmla town be being driven out of once peace of neighborhood after crypto currency mine popped up without warning. i spoke to murphy carolina resident mike earlier on "fox & friends." >> the one in general is probably about 500 feet from my front door. the noise is insane. and if you are on the mountain top above the crypto mine, it's even worse. >> carley: tough situation he finds himself there. in addition to the noise annoying residence the crypto mine could power grid knocking out thousands of residence heating systems. the nfl the 49ers have clinched a spot in the title game for the second straight year knocking off a dallas cowboys 179-12. >> mccaffrey right up and touchdown san francisco.

final play looks like penalty. prescott up the middle gets smoked right away and that will do it. >> carley: also a tough start for cowboys kicker bret mahrer. he was mocked by texas governor greg abbott i swear i have can kick as good as the dallas cowboys kicker wound up redeeming himself. will cain having a sour response to the cowboys loss. >> i have nothing to say. all dressed up for nothing. the debate over daca, the need dak the need towear a jersey. the season is over. >> carley: joe burrow and bengals dominate bills in buffalo. 27-10 win. safety damar hamlin was in attendance for the game three weeks after he collapsed in the team's monday night matchup.

here is a look at the nfl's final four. be sure to tune in for the 49ers at eagles sunday on fox. that is how the weekend of football ended. that was not a good wrap up by me. i didn't nail that landing. >> steve: eagles i would imagine since you are from south jersey. >> carley: i'm from northwest jersey and my dad is a giants fan. my name is carley, nice to meet you. you don't. >> brian: which means 49ers. you can't root. >> i like the brock purdy story line. >> brian: 49ers. >> carley: i called him josh purdy. todd is do you really like him that much you said his name wrong. >> ainsley: heard his story and like it pulling for this team. >> brian: making it look too easy. he has not lost yet. >> steve: new jersey mayor taking matters into his own

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>> steve: car thefts have skyrocketed in new jersey with over 600 reported last year in monmouth county alone. that is 328% increase since 2017, unbelievable. and now one mayor from that county is suing the state, blaming bail reform for the mess. new jersey mayor tony perry joins us now. tony, good morning to you. >> good morning. is. >> steve: you know, people looking in from around the country have no idea. car thefts in new jersey are through the roof.

there have been two stolen on my street in the last couple of months. and, in your town, it's even worse. >> yeah. we have a real problem here not just in middletown but across the state in new jersey. and that's because of the failed policies that the state is putting out there that is rewarding these criminals and not punishing them for the crimes they're committing. and we're sending a horrible signal each and every day that this legislation sits out there. that's why we are fighting back to change this law and change it immediately. >> steve: okay, so, mayor, how are you fighting back? >> so, the township any and i and i'm grateful for all their support we are filing a complaint against the state of new jersey, disastrous laws and actually by our laws here in new jersey. the state is not allow to the create any legislation that puts a cost on to our municipalities or ours did the. unfortunately. this bail reform law that you're seeing here in new jersey that you see in new york and other

places across the country recommendation are costing middletown taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars a year unfortunately that cost is replacing what could be preserving open space, redoing our parks. great things, roads, all the great things that our residents want. instead fighting back on a law trenton has imposed on us. >> steve: exactly. what a lot of people don't understand across the country in new jersey because of the proximity to the big shipping ports, these guy also steal cars and then they will drive them over to one of the ports, put them into a shipping container, and then the g.p.s. doesn't work, they essentially lose traffic them. and all those ships with the cars wind up overseas. next thing you know, your chevy impala is driving through some place in europe. >> that's exactly right. we are very close to the port of elizabeth and the port of newark. and our police do an unbelievable job, middletown for

so many years has enjoyed and been so grateful to have been named one of the best places to live and one of the safest not just in new jersey but in america. my first three years in office we were named one of the safest places to live each and every year. and now we are living in a town and state that is rewarding these criminals. if you think these are just kids that are coming down and stealing these vehicles? these are crime rings that are taking these vehicles, shipping them to south america, shipping them to africa, shipping them to europe and, unfortunately, we need to be tough on all levels of government against this type of crime. >> steve: governor murphy in new jersey his h i'm going to spend $10 million in license plate readers have you already got them and obviously they are not working. mayor, thank you for joining us. keep us posted on your lawsuit. >> thanks so much. >> steve: good luck to you. coming up, six more classified

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brian all right. the doj discovering more classified items in president biden's wilmington summer home following search. yeah, the fbi was there security adviser from the house intelligence committee and former deputy director of intelligence kash patel. kash, pretty interesting that they asked the fbi to go through his -- one of his summer homes at which time they walked out with at least six documents. between 25 and 30. as well as notes and things about his daily planner and schedule. what do you think about this procedure? >> hey, good morning. it's great to be with you and thank you so much. as days former prosecutor and leading the intelligence community. i have never heard of this type of procedure especially when it comes to the leaks of classified documents that are being in the wild. what i think people aren't focusing on is the so-called they are wearing this out the verbiage. six sets a classified document, one set is something that is going to be more than one page. i have seen classified documents that are up to 1,000 pages per set. so, they are not telling the

american public the amount of pages and actual substance that was found in just this one location. and if you rewind the clock back to the days when a navy submariner charged federally and sent to prison because he took a photo underwater in a submarine, i think the juxtaposition is pretty dire in how they are handling these situations. >> brian: now considering going to the rehoboth home. why don't they tell everybody? since when is the fbi sending up flares contemplating doing something at the invitation of the subject. >> absolutely right. shows a two tier system of justice. as a former federal prosecutor i have never extended an invitation to the target of the investigation say hey, your lawyers will meet us you go have a look first, when you find something let us know and take your word for it. it is simply an aabsurd way. i analyze it to the hillary clinton email. targeted investigation special treatment because they have a conclusion they wants to arrive at. what they should be doing is setting up search warrants at

every location from the basis of this investigation. and i don't for one minute believe the librarians at nara are at the center i believe it starts with hunter biden's laptop. >> brian: you know how politics in washington go with anybody. this is so much different than trump. trump had over 300 documents and defying a subpoena. what do you say about that? >> well, from a public reporting shows that trump was actually cooperating and his attorneys were cooperating with the justice department. i don't understand how there is -- they are saying one was and one isn't. to me, again, the biggest concern is that this ongoing doj handling of this is being defined by what i call these, you know, these government gangsters almost. here's what we need to get to. we need to get to the exoneration of joe biden? we build this narrative as if it matters legally that says joe biden is fully cooperating with this investigation. mark my words, use that down the road to say he was reckless like hillary clinton but we have come

to the decision we won't charge him. but this investigation needs to be taken up by the house committee on the weaponization of federal government. i don't, again, tipped off to documents because they relate to china and russia. we need to get to the fbi origination documents to really find out when our government knew that joe biden had classified documents in the wild and more importantly who had access to them. >> brian: right. we don't know what spurred his 80-year-old lawyer to go pack up his office university of pennsylvania said we don't tell him to do it. now we will have you back, kash. we are just talking about documents that he shouldn't have at the highest level which could border line criminal. we don't know what they said. do they help with any investigation? do they actually launch a different one. we don't know what any of it said. we know some of the topics, kash patel thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> brian: as crime rocks the country washington, d.c.'s police chief calling out the

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vroom. get in. ♪ >> our children are first offense first introduction into the criminal justice system is for a violent crime where they are using a firearm. but the number is continuing to go up. i'm getting out of my bed and leaving my kids to go stand be over a kid that's on the ground. there's something that is troubling our communities, this culture of violence. >> steve: he's right. the washington, d.c. chief of police calling out the surge in crime especially among juveniles over the weekend. so what is causing it? >> ainsley: for that, let's turn to "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. says showing up in schools. ask the principals. tell you they are scared. parents are scared. everyone in the room is feel. this what is the root cause of this and how can we change it.

>> well, i mean, the root cause of it is the rejection of god and truth and virtue. but that has to be imprinted on the souls of young people. and that's the responsibility who are wired to seek it if they know where to look. that's the responsibility of fathers, of mothers, of parents, of grandparents, of communities. not of cops. cops are there at the last line where they see the wreckage of beautiful lives who are not sheparded properly and then they deal with the violent aspect of it should be teaching young people what is good and true and right. instead they go to social media or to gangs or to other aspects which give them a world view world view, a purpose, something they can fight for.

if that's not a father disciplining a young man or a mother disciplining a young woman, then they will find other places in other outlets and then it leads to consequences for the rest of society. but, ultimately, the beginning, the truth is grounded in an understanding and fear of god. and we're not doing that we don't have that perspective. >> brian: all plays into receive two of the miseducation of america, based off your book brand new, i'm so excited season two of the miss education of america disclaimer at the beginning of the episode. warning, the following material is inappropriate for adults but taught to schools every day. viewer discretion is advised. and it's true. you watch it.

it seems in. so we talk about the problem where it started with sex ed. gender theory. we get into unions and the education mafia. but we also talk to awesome voices like you will see in the clip maybe there is something we can do about it at the top level, too. watch this. >> the department of education abolish it. but i didn't even have to finish the question do you think we should abolish the department of education. >> yeah. i don't think the federal government should be involved to the extent it is. >> it would be a wonderful thing for the united states if the department of education were abolished. >> i would like to see the department of education abolished because it's pointless, it shouldn't have ever existed. >> steve: if it didn't exist then, of course, you would rely on your state and local leaders. the miseducation of "america live" summit thursday at 7:00, and you can see the second special of it on fox nation right now. pete, thank you very much for joining us live. >> ainsley: thank you pete.

>> pete: thank you, guys. appreciate it. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: our fox family is mourning the loss of our beloved colleague alan komissaroff. senior vice president of news and politics who passed away last week. he was a usual leader for coverage for every major news event and every election night. he was a happy warrior who always had a smile on his face. our sincere condolences and heart felt prayers go out to alan's family, including his wife rachel, his 17-year-old son ben and 13-year-old daughter olivia. alan was just 47 years old. the fox news team will really miss him and we welcome anyone to donate to his go fund me page to support his family during this difficult time. guys, back downstairs to you. >> ainsley: his wife is a teacher and they have three children to put through school. check in with janice dean for the fox weather forecast.

>> talk about the northeast because we have a mess on our hands. rain along the coast yet again and interior snow. see where it's cold enough for the snow but along the coast the i-95 corridor mainly a rain wind event. travel is going to be difficult in a lot of these areas, winter weather alerts are up for today and then later on this week, we have this next storm system that's going to dive across the rockies in towards the south and the southeast. we could see the potential for some severe storms including tornadoes tomorrow from texas through louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and then snow on the back side of this for texas and ackerman towards the mississippi and ohio river valley and there is your forecast today. so that storm system is going to visit us later on this week and we will certainly keep you up to date as that moves in towards the gulf and then the southeast and the northeast. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. i know all of you have it on your phone. >> steve: right here. >> janice: you still need me. >> steve: absolutely. you are irreplaceable.

>> ainsley: absolutely. >> brian: we love tossing to you. >> ainsley: it's important. >> brian: switching teams west virginia senator joe manchin hints at dropping his party affiliation. what the democrat is saying about his future in washington. may be running for president. ♪

>> ainsley: senator joe manchin looking to strike a deal with senator mccarthy to rein in all the government spending, the powerful democrat appears to be dropping hints about his political future. listen. >> you run for office in 2024, are you going to run as a

democrat? >> chuck, i haven't made a decision what i'm going to do in 2024. i have two years ahead of me now to do the best can i for the state and country. when i make the decision what i think is best to support and represent the people of west virginia but also be true to this country and the constitution of this country. >> that sounds like something -- somebody that's looking for a way in to national politics. >> i'm telling you i'm going to do everything i can to make sure when i make my decision i make it on what's best. >> ainsley: here to react fox news contributor and author of that book right there defeating big government socialism newt gingrich. good morning, mr. speaker. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good to be with you. >> ainsley: always good to have you on. what are the chances that he will run for president or that he would stay a senator but switch parties? >> well, i think it's very hard to switch parties if you have spent your entire lifetime either as a republican or a democrat. my good friend miller spoke at the republican convention in 2004, endorsed george w. bush

just couldn't quite bring himself to leave the democratic party where he had earned a living his whole party. so manchin has a lot of ties. on the other hand, i think manchin is seeing the democratic party go further and further to the left, further away from the values of west virginia. and i suspect he is a serious guy and i thought it was a very important signal that he called speaker mccarthy and said, you're right, we ought to be negotiating. let's find a way to cut spending and work together. so, i don't want to prejudge what he'll do. very hard to win the democratic nomination because is he so much more conservative than the current democratic party. but he would be a significant force in the country and i think, you know, he is a serious man. he wants to make a difference. and i think this is a big first step. and he has a few other people like senator sinema, for example, from arizona. all of a sudden there could be court of a definite mccarthy alliance with common sense

senators that could really make a big difference. >> ainsley: he does have that likability factor. he is moderate. so he could get some of the independence and maybe conservatives as well depending hun is running in the republican party. what do you think this looks like when he is going to meet with mccarthy. they say this they are going to try to come up with a plan together to stop this wasteful government spending. what does that look like. can they do this? >> first of all, there is a lot of money out there that's never been spent. >> ainsley: right. >> pathed during the covid emergency period. i suspect you can get hundreds of billions of dollars just by not spending. there is alsoen amazing amount. over $600 billion was stolen during the covid period. $20 billion in california unemployment alone. and i suspect recapturing clawing back some of that would be a piece of it. and then, frankly, go through a list of what the government spends money on. we have a multi million dollars project for example to improve tunisian tourism. why would the american taxpayer

at a time of a huge deficit want to send millions of dollars to to your tunisia. i understand improving tourism in california. why are we encouraging people to go to tunisia than the u.s. billions of programs like that we can cut. >> ainsley: how does that even get into our budget? >> you have bureaucrats who are paid full time to do nothing but sit around and think of ways to spend money. you think they are being very creative. they have been assigned the job of helping these countries. and so they come up with whatever they can think of. but we have -- if you want to go through the list of things we pay for both at home and abroad that are nonsense, you could save billions of dollars. and, remember, every dollar you save today is multiplied over the next 10 years by the interest you're not paying on the debt. because you didn't spend the money. so it actually has a multiplier effect that's bigger than say if i save a billion dollars. i have probably saved about

1,300,000,000 over the next 10 years. in the house republican party, there's a huge commitment to a balanced budget i think senator manchin is the first break moving towards helping speaker mccarthy achieve that. >> ainsley: thank you so much for coming on. >> good. glad to be with you. >> ainsley: coming up, it's the start of something new. today fox business is launching two new shows with some familiar faces. dagen mcdonnell, sean duffy, taylor rigazzi's and brian brenberg and jackie deangela's is going to join us live to talk about it. that's coming up in the next hour. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on... ♪ [coughing] ♪ ...by, you know how i feel. ♪ if you're tired of staring down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, ♪ ♪ it's a new day... ♪ ...stop settling. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ start a new day with trelegy.

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