punctured lung. several torn ligaments in his neck. we, of course, wishing him a speedy recovery. this is the portion of the show we reserve for like birth announcements, no greg steube has not this a child that we're aware of. he is recovering we wish him the best. >> carley: he punctured his lung, i don't know it was that sear yussments thank you for joining us this morning. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> is president biden involved in a cover-up? >> the white house scrambling to manage political fallout. >> wake of the 40 batch of classified material. >> president biden set to host congressional democrats at the white house today as more express concern. >> you really don't understand how these documents got into a personal residence? >> another mass shooting? california less than 48 hours after the shooting in monterey park. >> seven people dead at two separate locations but with only one suspect. >> the question is did one motivate the others. >> four migrants pus busted from the big apple to texas for stealing $12,000 of merchandise

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perennial winners especially the way they played last weekend. >> steve: when we saw the shot of that stadium red white, i bet it's orange. i bet it would be orange lights if that's where the bengals play. >> brian: in honor of boomer esiason because that's the uniform he wore. >> steve: remember, i don't think he was the first. >> ainsley: and it's on the water. >> brian: by the way this is where our people are. our people are in the midwest, they are in ohio. i mean, they are the so-called flyover country that everyone ignored. this is our bread basket. >> steve: speaking of bread basket. a friend of bill hemmer's sent me a quarter of olive oil from that bread basket in cincinnati. >> brian: bill hemmer has friends. >> ainsley: someone sent me a box of the skyline chili. you can buy it now. >> brian: mail that in the mail? >> ainsley: and you can buy it now in the grocery store down in florida. >> brian: what do you have to do to it put water in it. >> ainsley: now they make it not

just the chili in the can? -- you don't put water in it put it on the stove. >> steve: it's soup. >> ainsley: you it's thick. spaghetti with the chili on top. >> brian: a lot of carbs. >> steve: like chili mac. >> ainsley: that's right. >> steve: welcome aboard. great to have you on this tuesday. yesterday we told you about how our colleague adam klotz on saturday night into sunday morning, 1:00 in the morning he is riding a subway back -- oh, man, it breaks my heart to see how badly he was beaten up. he was on a subway. a bunch of kids, teenagers approached him after he tried to get them to stop beating up an older man. they had lit the old guy's hair on fire and adam said. >> ainsley: with a joint. >> brian: actually used a lighter. >> ainsley: he said first a lighter and then he said the

joint rolled up and put it in his hair. >> steve: ultimately. he was attacked on the subway. the mayor of new york was asked about him. of course, the reporter thought he worked at channel 5, which is a fox station not right. works here. here's what the mayor said about how safe the subway is. >> there has been a spate of subway crime over the past weekend. a weather man from fox 5 bass beaten up when he tried to stop something from going on. employee hit in the face and someone pushed onto the subway tracks. what do you say to new yorkers this can't go on we are afraid to take the subways. >> we m sure people feel safe. as i say over and over again, the best way to do that is to have that visible presence of a police officer, one of the incidents over the weekend officers were there at the station. they were able to apprehend the person. overwhelmingly the number of crimes in our city, they are repeated offenders. we have a revolving door system.

we're going to continue to do our job but we also must unbottleneck our criminal justice system and get dangerous people off our streets. >> brian: the thing he says revolving door the kids weren't even booked. it's up to adam klotz to sue now, sue these kids because they are not even -- they are probably back in school on monday if they do go to school. >> ainsley: parents were notified. they were juveniles. they weren't able to be arrested but they are back on the street again. adam had a really good perspective. he said why am i the one, the weather guy at the fox station. >> brian: this is one of the suspects by the wait a minute. >> steve: crime stoppers offered $3,500 reward last night for four individuals who assaulted a 37-year-old male who is, obviously. >> ainsley: he said there were a few that were the instigator. there were a few that were the leaders in this group. but adam had a good perspective. he said, why am i the one in charge of trying to clean up the subway.

i was trying to defend this man. and they come and attack me. listen to this. >> people were really quick to help me as soon as they were away from me. but, when it was happening, no one was doing anything. but i mean, like i g.e.d. get it. look what happens when you step up for somebody. i tried step up for somebody and this is what happened to me why would anyone do this themselves. 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? >> brian: he did say though one of the police officers stayed with him all night through the hospital and everything. so he has nothing against the cops. they feel like their hands are tied and even if you are a juvenile. >> ainsley: you say you ride the subway all the time you never see police officers. >> brian: i never do. i don't remember the last time i got on a train and there was a cop there. >> ainsley: where is the leadership if we are having many of our problems on the subway. look at the stats since 2020, we

have had roughly 21 killings on the subway. that's basically in the last two years. compared to about 20 murders in the 12 years before that. >> steve: it's jaw-drops. we have today's "new york post" here in the studio. i wish we had yesterday because yesterday's on the cover was a picture of adam. and then above that was george soros. and they did a big takeout on how george soros has spent $40 million of his money trying to get essentially elect lefty das all over the country. backing prosecutors who won't prosecute. so far he has got 75 prosecutors nationwide backed by soros. and this particular "new york post" article you should look it up. it's really good. it talked a little bit about how, you know, it's hard to flip a legislature or change a law. but it's easy to just elect one person who refuses to en40s law. that ma makes it much easier.

some of the mope he has spent across the country. far right is somebody who is detailed in this story. she was elected 2019 into 2020. he spent close to $700,000 to get her elected and just last week in loudoun county, virginia. her office announced they would not prosecute his and run, alluding police. reckless driving. trespassing, public drunkenness. classifies them all now as misdemeanors that is ultimately george soros' plan. get prosecutors who don't prosecute. >> ainsley: also in her area 735 domestic cases brought to her office, she dismissed 491 of them. only 8% went to trial. >> brian: so h how many times ae these people going to run unopposed. >> ainsley: she didn't run opposed she barely won. even. >> brian: the republicans can match that money. that's not a lot of money. he found a soft spot in this

whole -- in these city re-election campaigns. $700,000 if the rnc decides that's something they want to get involved with or any state they can match that. he found some. >> ainsley: good idea. the rnc should find out where is he giving money and match what he is giving. >> steve: even on the school board. >> brian: run against these stats and run with these victims of crime i think you will be effective. one of the authors of this book looking at george soros was on "fox & friends first." joe rogan brought this up last week and signatures with our good friend mike baker of the cia. listen. >> i had a conversation with the governor of texas about him, withiwithing when he abbott whee was explaining to me what george soros does. it's [bleep] terrifying. he don't united states money to a very progressive, very leftist, whether it's a da or whatever politician and then funds someone who is even further left than them to go

against them keeps moving along he is playing like a global game and he enjoys doing it. >> it's the das and it's the state level politicians. >> right. >> that's where real change occurs and where things can happen. >> that's' what is scary he funds corrosion. he wants these cities to fall apart. he wants crime to flourish. it's almost like he is an evil person in a batman movie. >> brian: yes, absolutely. >> steve: you know, keep in mind though, and he put up the graphic of some of the 75 prosecutors that he has helped elect. far left literally and there you see his picture, george gascon, soros put nearly $5 million into his campaign to get him elected. keep in mind, george soros. so people out in los angeles county were so upset they had a recall. ultimately the recall failed. there are people out there who support this kind of prosecution

or lack thereof. >> ainsley: and you wonder why so many new yorkers have fled to florida. more last year than ever before. also in new jersey they are leaving. california, illinois and pennsylvania. they all set new records for outbound migration to florida last year. >> brian: try find a soft spot in every state to start flipping cities. >> ainsley: at least seven people are dead after a shooting rocks california. what we're learning about the suspect next. >> brian: plus, gas prices on the rise again. but, of course, it's not president biden's fault. who is the new culprit? >> does the president get credit for the price of gas going up? >> it's obviously based upon international and climate events. >> brian: exactly. thank you, earth. tchesz you are to blame for rising prices. we dive into the biden administration blame game. ♪

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♪ >> ainsley: seven people are dead and another injured after a mats shooting? half moon bay, california just south of san francisco. >> steve: it is the second massacre to rock the golden state in just a couple days. >> brian: alexandria hoff joins us with the breaking details. >> there are about 380 miles separating half moon bay from monterey park, california. both mass shootings happening within 48 hours of each other. police have identified # 8-year-old zow fellow farm workers dead yesterday injuring one more. this shooting happened between two different locations in the outskirts of half moon bay. officials have not revealed a positive motive. taken into custody taya

substation of all places where authorities spotted him sitting in a car. pulled from the vehicle and placed under arrest. here is the county sheriff. >> i would like to stop by offering my heart felt condolences for the families of the victims. this kind of shooting is who are risk. it's a tragedy that we hear about far too often. but today has hit home here in san francisco. >> now in l.a. county the death toll from saturday night's mass shooting monterey park dance studio has grown to 11. officials say that the suspect 72-year-old huu can tran took his own life. he may have committed more carnage before that but disarmed by a brave community member. what you are seeing there is one of the victims. we are learning more about them now. her niece shared these words about her. >> mimi is a kind, genuine,

friendly. she is really cheerful. she is our family's biggest cheerleader and mediator and just everything that our family needed. >> so much has been lost between these shootings and shootings taking place all along the country. overwhelming grief is a bewilderment. tough gun laws. both suspects of retirement age. that is not only of mass shooters but committing crimes in general. steve, ainsley, brian? >> steve: alexandria a stiff no motive on either case, right? >> we have heard rumblings the case in northern california may have been workplace dispute. suspect described as long time employee of that farm site. the victims described as farm workers. we are still awaiting official confirmation of that. >> steve: all right. thank you very much for the reporting from our nation's capitol. >> brian: carley poised to do your first news update.

>> carley: jury selection to continue today in the case of alex murtaugh. he was all smiles in court yesterday. look at him right there he is charged in the murders of his wife maggie and son paul who were shot to death at the family's hunting lodge in 2021. once the trial gets underway a snapchat representative will take the stand. that testimony will center around claims that murdaugh's son paul sent a snapchat video to several friends on the night of the killings. greg steube returns home from the hospital after falling from 25-foot ladder and suffering serious injuries. he posted this picture of himself with what he calls the steube pic pic pups after being discharged. grateful for everyone's prayers and well wishes. punctured lung, fractured pelvis

and several torn ligaments in his neck. the new bill would place an extra annual 1.5% tax on those with a worldwide net worth above a billion dollars. possibly starting as early as next january. some experts argue this would likely lead many wealthy residents to leave california. tom brady is getting fed one questions about his football future. listen to this. >> do you have any type of a timetable as to what you might want to do regarding your football career? >> jim, if i knew what i was going to [bleep] do i would have already [bleep] done it. i'm taking it a day at a time. >> ainsley: seven time super bowl unleashing response after merely being asked if there was timetable for his decision. if he does return to football the team currently favored to sign him include the bucs, raiders, niners and jets. those are your headlines. kind of a surprising response from him. >> brian: they are friends. he is trying to do a podcast to get some ratings.

>> ainsley: is he tired of everyone asking him this. >> steve: i think we bleeped it but i think we could. >> brian: enough to idea. >> steve: you could hear one of the threrts started with. definitely frustrated. >> ainsley: if i knew what i was blanking doing i would tell you e still hasn't made a decision. >> brian: his buddy gronk said on sunday he thinks is he going to play next year. one of his wide receivers, might have been amman doll la came out and said he won't be with the bucs. >> ainsley: i have a theory. is he missing his family. is he missing gisele. maybe is he trying to decide. >> carley: will they get back together? >> ainsley: i hope they get back together. >> steve: there are stories she moved on to somebody else. >> ainsley: dating a trainer. sedating a girl who doesn't wear any clothes. >> brian: she wears clothes just not in the picture you saw. >> steve: if you want to go

ahead and call us? triple 8 call fox. >> brian: doesn't have to worry about gas prices going up but probably took note. a lot of rich people cardi b who can afford it now has a heart for the people and the working class section in which she came from. if you have noticed, gas is down from where it was but it's going up again. a year ago it was 3.30. a month ago 3.09. a week ago it was 3.27. now it's gone up to 3.44. you have to ask yourself is this vladimir putin's fault? is it china's fault? whose fault is it that gas is going up. >> ainsley: could be covid it. could be the climate. >> brian: covid still? >> ainsley: maybe supply chain. >> brian: what about the regulations? what about the stranglehold on oil and gas in america? >> ainsley: couldn't be that closed down pipeline. >> steve: listen, the price of gas, it skyrocketed last summer. and then it went down and now

it's going back up. gas buddy, patrick dehon, 12 states saw gas prices rise per gallon. the white house yesterday had a united front all talking about gas prices? why is that? why did they send out energy secretary granholm yesterday to talk about gas prices? well, because they are trying to change the subject. they don't want to have to talk about those documents every day so what do they do? they said hey, remember how high gas was last summer it's much lower. edward lawrence of fax business knows exactly what was going on. he asked her the hard questions. watch. >> this so gas prices are now up 33 cents over the past month, the president took credit for the prices coming down. the strategic petroleum reserve as you mentioned is no longer releasing. does the president get credit for the price of gas going up? >> well, it's obviously based

upon international and climate events so, for example, winter storm elliott pulled 2 million barrels off the u.s. market because of refineries that went down. that crimp in supply causes prices to go up. what happens in china, are they going to be opening up soon? is there expectations regarding increase in demand? that is something that happens on a global market. the whole point of this is that this strategic petroleum reserve is a tool that we have. that we can control. we may not be able to control the weather. we may not be able to control the what happened in china but we can control what we have access to. >> brian: what is happening is no doubt about it china is getting back online. zero covid policy is o'er. they are going to start have demand go up for oil and gas. i don't think the -- pretty obvious that opec plus is not going to flood the market with oil and gas. so, we want to watch this price go up and then watch the president eventually blame vladimir putin again. >> ainsley: right. here is some of the blames or the reasons he says gas has gone

up over the last, you know, throughout his administration. there's the climate event, the corporate greed, the price gouging, putin price hike, covid and opec plus. >> steve: right. exactly. now, keep in mind, the price of gas would be much lower if this administration did what the last administration did and opened up america's oil fields to production. but they will not do that because they want everybody to drive an electric car. the rnc put out a tweet yesterday said gas prices up 1.03 from where they were when joe biden took office. the average family in america, because of the cost of oil and energy has lost $2,250. you have lost that at your house. because of energy. and when you look at it, the prices are still nearly double what they were during donald trump. >> ainsley: so many people weighing in on this on social media when the president said, you know, or his administration said it was climate change and that was the cause for this. they were talking about davos.

this is interesting that, you know, is he saying oh, no. prices are fine. you're going to be fine. davos was last week. and his energy secretary and everyone else was -- or energy czar kerry, secretary kerry. >> steve: climate czar. >> ainsley: was over there in a private jet. lecturing us about climate change. >> brian: over 4500 private jets. 25 minutes after the hour. who visited president biden's delaware home and when? republicans seeking answers with no visitor logs kept from the locates where classified documents were discovered. new jersey congressman jeff van drew reacts to the docu drama next. ♪ every day, millions of things need to get to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels that keep things moving.

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visitors at his wilmington home after all they found classified documents there g.o.p. congressman jeff van drew member of the house judiciary committee as well as transportation joins us now. congressman, first off, your reaction to some of these documents dating back to his senate years. what's going on here? >> well, it's a cover-up. we know that it's a cover-up. even worse, it dates over time, excuse me, so that i more comments. i never seen or heard anything like this. for years he has documents that are scattered in multiple places, which we know now. and what really is so hypocritical he was criticizing president trump. >> brian: right. >> when he has documents that are in a garage? and that's supposed to be a safe place in i don't know if a leaf gets underneath the garage door as you know from having -- i'm sure you have an automatic garage door opener, they pop right open again. it's unbelievable. this really needs to be investigated. we need to find the truth.

we're gonna find the truth both on my committee and judiciary. also on oversight. and i think it's going to be shocking. i think this president needs to stop being so hypocritical and being honest. that would be nice for a change. >> brian: jeff, what's a harder thing to wrap your head around that he has some documents, classified documents dating back to his senate years or that ahead of time he would move documents so that discovery wouldn't be nearly as bad as it actually is. for example, everybody knows rehoboth is next. drum roll, please. they're coming. they're going to call ahead of time. i mean, don't you think they are moving stuff? >> yeah. i think he has probably got documents in rehoboth hiding them somewhere with the beach chairs and the. >> brian: or they are gone. >> or they are gone. and that's why we want to know who -- who are the people that are visiting these places? i personally believe that in some way this is involved with ukraine, that in some way it's involved with china. in some way it's involved with

hunter. there's a lot here. there's a lot to dig into. something is wrong. but the hypocrisy is what really kills me, that he was so critical and felt so strongly about president trump having this locked away in a safe place. we almost had a whole team of people descend on trump's house. here it's like it's no big deal. >> brian: he is an actor you saw him on stage next to president trump saying the 51 intelligence experts say the laptops wasn't real when he knew the laptop was real because he recognized all the pictures and hunter probably told him. the other big story over the weekend. senator joe manchin is also dancing on the democrat-independent republican line. you were a democrat famously and switched. do you think manchin is getting ready to switch? let's listen. >> if 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 to do the best can i for my

country. >> that sounds like something somebody looking for a way into national politics. >> i'm telling you i'm going to do everything to make sure when i make my decision i make ton what's best. >> brian: can manchin get traction as a republican? >> no. i think people have had enough. you know, when i changed let me be clear, i changed from the majority party to the minority party at the time. that was a big deal. i was the first person to ever do that in history. people changed they never went from the majority to minority. i changed because i really believe in conservative values. i believed in the republican values. i believe that we had to do so much about our border. and a host of other things that i won't even go into now because i know we probably don't have the time. i changed for real reasons. this is a game he is playing. is he going to change. he's not going to change. is he kind of conservative but not really. if you look at his voting record, he voted for most of all this bad stuff, voted freed omnibus bill and a whole bunch

of other things and i don't buy it. >> brian: all right. congressman jeff van drew a republican from new jersey, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> brian: we will see where this goes. a new record set at our southern border with more than a quarter million encounters in december alone. we will talk to an arizona official who says his city is on the brink of collapse. plus, senator lindsey graham will join us live on a busy tuesday. he was over in europe over the weekend. ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ i want to thank you ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ i wanna thank you ♪ thank you for being a friend ♪ i wanna thank you ♪ thank you for being with a friend ♪ ♪ to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪

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steve december's encounters on our southern border topped 250,000. that's a quarter million. that's the highest month ever recorded. our next guest is a county supervisor from yuma, arizona who is tasked with managing

80,000 illegal migrants this fiscal year alone. jonathanen lyons joins us now you have seen 101% increase. >> it's overwhelming. what are they too long in your town? there are times when you have to leave town to get services. our first responders have been called out multiple times and you can't decipher where that squall coming from. you simply have to shows up affecting our agriculture and

military and daily businesses. >> steve: speaking of agriculture, this is a great trivia point but it's deadly serious to you. 90% of all leafy vegetables in america grown in your county. and you say that one of the problems is a lot of these migrants come in and they are -- they are, as it turns out, destroying some of these crops. >> a lot of people have come across the border. they don't necessarily know what they're seeing. we have had people camped out in fields. when that happens, when you have unauthorized entry, you actually have to bring people out, they have to investigate the field, they have to determine whether it needs to be plowed under, if there is anything that can be salvaged and most times that crop is disrupted and so you are sending harvesters home and sending everybody else home. we have seen uptick in crime in those areas where people show up to work in these fields and most of the products are missing and then we are tracking that back to mexico.

we have seen a surge in crime recently as well. >> steve: now i know why iceberg lettuce that was a buck a head is now $4 in my grocery store. jonathan, let me ask you this, ultimately here in new york city there are 40,000 people, migrants in our city here. tens of thousands of them are staying in hotels. currently that price is being borne by -- paid for by the people of new york and the taxpayers here. with 171% increase in yuma, arizona, obviously this is costing your town a lot of money. are the people upset with that? >> yeah. they are a little bit frustrated. our hospital has more than 23 million in unreimbursed expenses. i believe that we have only seen 80,000 reimbursed to one of the local first responders but it goes beyond that it's just the overwhelming time and concern

that has to be focused on these people. local law enforcement is frustrated working with the federal administration, you know, secretary mayorkas came here. he promised that he would fill these gaps. he didn't do that so governor ducey did. then the administration sued doocy. the it's a game and we are tired. >> steve: i can understand. jonathan lines. supervisor. thank you for getting up so early out there. >> all right. thank you. >> steve: all right. now you know the story from there. now here is carley with more news from the west coast. actually, idaho. >> carley: that's right. one of the university -- one of the slain university of idaho victims who was a true crime fan reported a sighting of a missing woman to police about one year before her own murder. idaho state police said kaylee

goncalves a woman she saw at walmart who resembled archer. he vanished in 2021. kaylee called in the following month but it did not produce any breakthroughs in the case. archer's body was eventually found in a submerged car in a lake about three weeks later. we are now learning many of the antifa suspects charged with domestic terrorism in atlanta's anti-police riots are reportedly pampered and privileged children aren't even from georgia. suspect madeline was born and praised outside of portland. ivan ferguson award-winning classic there trained clarinet player with prestigious education in music. francis carroll lived in his parent's multi million dollars mansion in ukraine before his arrest in atlanta. murphy previously served as the at large chair of al gore's climate reality project. there you have it.

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represently kay of jerry seinfeld's apartment from his smash hit show. same layout complete with the white kitchen and blue sofa in the living room. >> that does not look like the seinfeld apartment. i'm sorry. it's too bright and too new. >> carley: you want your money back. >> janice: i know do the weather. it's chilly. might see some snow. cold temperatures across much of the country. the gulf coast realively warm. warm enough for severe weather today from texas through to the florida panhandle and then we have got snow on the back side from new mexico, the panhandle of texas in through oklahoma and arkansas. there is your severe storm threat. hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes all a possibility today. that area of low pressure moving up towards the ohio valley and then into the northeast. if we do get snow in new york city it will be tomorrow morning and then it's going to turn to rain. so

♪ not a lot. here is the forecast from the southwest all the way up towards the great lakes. some areas 5 to 8 inches. there is snow forecast as we get into the northeast. on the cusp of new york city i don't think it's going to happen steve doocy. i don't think we going to get snow. >> steve: we had a little snow yesterday. >> it's not measurable snow so it doesn't count. >> it's the way i like it. look, it's so pretty then it's gone. >> janice: see you soon. >> steve: m&m's is temporarily retiring its beloved spokes candies following the uproar of the woke makeover. they have already tapped a spokesperson. it's not jimmy fail i can't. failla's follies coming up next.

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>> carley: u.s. service members fired for not complying with the pentagon's covid-19 vaccine mandate will now have to pay back their signing bonuses. that's a $7,000 signing bonus upon their original recruitment. one military member telling fox news digital it's a kick in the face saying quote the department

of defense continues to fall short on a reestablishing trust for wrongdoings and this is yet another example of that. the appalling treatment these individuals endured broke the trust that is owed to our citizens. from wad to good a very happy 100th birthday to long time "fox & friends" viewer david hubbard. david a world war ii veteran who fought in the battle of the bulge and communication services were critical do operation overlord d-day married the love of his wife ann in 1947. they were married for almost 66 years before her passing. david is also a master craftsman who still works in his shop every day creating beautiful works like these cutting boards. how great is that? happy birthday, david, we think you are fantastic. ainsley you. >> ainsley: happy birthday, mr. hubbard. thank you so much for fighting for our country. his daughter reached out to us.

your daughter karen loves you so much and she said, you know, i know y'all don't normally do birthdays but my dad is 100. he watches "fox & friends" every morning. he fought for this country and it would such be such a big surprise he did not know we were doing this, carley. >> carley: for him. >> ainsley: what do we say on a birthday? >> carley: so glad you were born. love you, david. >> ainsley: have a wonderful day. congratulations on making it 100 years. here is to 100 more. thanks, carley. well, m&m's is putting woke candy on hold. the changing green m&m's white go go booze to sneakers. the company said we decided to take infinite pause from the spokes candies. in their place proud to announce a spokesperson america can agree on the beloved mya rudolph, remember her from "saturday night live" and from bridesmaid.

jimmy failla who hosts fox across america "fox news sunday" and. >> come clean did you book me because i look like m&m's. if it ain't woke, don't fix it. and what i mean by that. >> ainsley: i like that. >> m&m's injected a social justice initiative into a bag of candy and nobody asked for this initiative. people don't get to candy to get identity politics. they go to candy to get love handles. they go and eat and want to escape the day. that's what candy always was to kids. like alcohol for kids. you're having a rough day bag down m&m's get on with your life. in this instance found themselves in the little bit of a social justice firestorm. thankfully the customer base pushed back as they should. >> what do you think about may a rudolph being the spokesperson. >> may a rudolph is actually

funny and i like her a lot. they blew it. they should have leaned into the fact this is some of the most fattening content on earth and gotten like me before model. gives everyone permission to eat this candy. maya rudolph makes me want to got gym she looks great. you need jimmy failla. >> ainsley: going woke too because of climate change that they are adding a new feature to their default settings. if you own an xbox you can upload this new program and it will turn off after so long to save the environment, the power. and also they are saying the energy saving shut down feature going to have a slower boot time ted cruz writes on twitter first gas stoves and then coffee and now you are gunning for my xbox. >> isn't it crazy though? when we were kids you were a rebel if you had a leather jacket and pack of cigarettes.

full powered xbox and eating pizza rolls on a gas stove. quleaz they're doing. we understand what this is. it's not that it's going to offset emissions. trying to recruit your kids into climate politics at an earlier age. make them climate conscience now. >> ainsley: going after the children. >> what's the point of video games for kids to be kids. now you sit down and pick up a controller by the way the world is on fire. you just want to play the game. and if they cared, i think they would stop making games that kept kids trapped in the house. my kid played so much xbox during the lockdowns he didn't know there was a lock down until two months in. >> ainsley: there is always the playstation. look ahead at who our guests are. ♪ i ain't going to waist one ♪ i ain't going to waist one ♪ to conquer the high road, or the off road.

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♪ >> peter: is president biden involved in a cover-up? >> as the white house takes even more heat over president biden's classified documents. >> republicans now asking the secret service to hand over visitor logs of biden's delaware home. >> for five years he had these documents. no one knew about it. it's disturbing. >> it's been a serious challenge. >> brian: new record set at southern border with more than a quarter million encounters in december alone. >> todd: stealing more than $12,000 of merchandise from macy's. >> yet another mass shooting in california. recommendation less than 48 hours after the shooting in monterey park. >> s