i have a lot of friends in the rehab over the weekend here. so not that kind of rehab, personal fitness. what is it called? pt. sogoin come i will try to buildk the muscle as soon as i can. thank you for watching.fore remember it is america now and forever. i will see you next week. greg gutfeld takes it from here. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, 20 states do mike states suing the biden white house because the administration's program welcomes up to 30,000 migrants into the u.s. for month is illegal. you are watching fox & f "fox & friends first." >> carley: i'm sure carley shimkus and 63,000 migrants flown in each year and on top of the chaos unfolding on the streets including the shocking moment caught on camera in the baldy county texas, the agents on a dangerous

115-mile-per-hour chase and we finally pulled over illegal migrants in the car, three of them hidden in the front. >> todd: lucas tomlinson with the latest, lucas. >> good morning, carley and todd. half of the country suing the biden administration out over the border policy that violates the low. let's take a look at that map. all republican-led states, three border states, california, new mexico are not among them. the new program announced by the white house earlier this month allows 30,000 migrants from nicaragua, haiti, venezuela to come to the u.s. each month and texas general sounding off, "every state in america especially border states like texas is being crushed by the impacts of illegal immigration. the open border agenda is creating humanitarian crisis with increasing crime and violence in the streets. overwhelming local communities

and worsening our prices. the white house reception from members of congress, she says, i believe in building the relationships with my colleagues in both parties met this time my time is best the advancing policies to help south texans prosper and move safely. the white house to discuss the issues impacting the community. with the staff on another occasion. >> nowhere in the pillars agreement between the president biden and president of mexico is the word fentanyl mentioned by name. not a single time will you find the word fentanyl and the six pillars agreement. >> topping the list diversity, equity and inclusion. climate change and integrating gender perspectives into disaster response. we do not need to be worried about gender and inclusivity of the border. we need to be worried about securing our southern border. >> it is not just the border

with the freshman law per ohmic lawmakers away. it required a negative covid test. >> carley: thank you so much, turning to a case across our southern border in cincinnati architect confirmed as a fourth person found buried next to a bullet ridden car in the new mexico. assessing the alive in the u.s. december 22nd on his way to visit his fiance in mexico. a few weeks later the authorities discover both of their bodies along with his fiancee's sister and cousin buried next to a car with multiple bullet holes and flat tires. the state department has issued a travel warning citing an increased risk of violent crime with the kidnapping. the investigation into the depths is ongoing. and looked up the stunning body cam footage out of reno, nevada, shows a moment a police officer is shot by two suspects in the line of duty.

before a trio of armed, good samaritans rushed for cover. stop! stop! >> sarge, are you okay? [bleep] move! watch behind me come i don't have one. bring it to me, a tourniquet, bring it to me! above the knee come above the knee, please. thank you, sir. hey, ma'am, can you watch this for, please? can you watch with her? top left, top left. no, top right, top right.

>> neighbors coming out of their house to provide cover for that officer and also providing a tourniquet for the police officer that was down here the suspect to shout the officer died on the scene and a second suspect was hospitalized with multiple bullet wounds. steve mayfield underwent surgery for gunshot wounds to the leg and abdomen. the fellow officers are using a gofundme page to help cover his medical cost. >> todd: that video unbelievable. no disturbing surveillance video in san francisco, the police searching for the men in this video caught sucker punching an elderly victim to the ground completely unprovoked. you can see the suspect sitting on the sidewalk when he spots the 70-year-old walking on the opposite side of the street. he approaches the victim from behind shoving him to the ground before fleeing the scene. the victim couldn't reach his cane but the good samaritans helped him get to the hospital where he was treated for gun life-threatening injuries. the suspect is still on the

loosest morning. did you hear this top advisor from georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams nonprofit says the rioters who destroyed property and torched a police car in a lan over beginning were not violent. you cannot commit violence against a window or a car killing a human, now, that is violence. shame on atlanta's leaders who have fallen to the same tired path of protecting property all our people are murdered by their police. the riot started when a demonstrator who was protesting the city's new training facility shot at an officer who then returned fire appear to carley, we have detailed things like this. it is not just her but remember the media? i don't know during the riots basically being in front of burning cars and burning cities and sating, "these riots are mostly peaceful." this is rooted in the leftists agenda of equity where the hard work of building something is

not something to be celebrated but rather torn down. >> carley: these activists who did this torched a police car as you see on your screen right there, they said they were going to do this as a night of rage. that was they are stated goal in advance, a night of rage. so literally their goal was violence here and have people going on twitter what they are doing is proper and the other thing i would say this woman melissa pio, someone smashed the windows of her house and burned down her car. which should be okay with that? or would she call the police because she's the victim of a violent crime. very much true scenario. >> todd: such a great point. it is important not to let the left rewrite language. windows smashed, cars burning is violence. it is also important to point out what these -- let's call the agitators, rioters and what they look like, this happened to me in atlanta so people protesting

in the community, take a look at the law again. we detailed this yesterday and we can't detail it enough. born and raised in a wealthy suburban outside of portland. the smiley guy and award-winning classic trained clarinet player with prestigious education and music. emily murphy serving as at-large chair of again, outdoors climate reality project and carol living in multimillion dollar mansion before his arrest in atlanta. look, you made this point yesterday and i want to reiterate because this is a great point. some of these rioters as we saw here are rich kids fighting against a country that allows them to enjoy the privileges that they enjoy. the riches that their family acquired that allows them to live a carefree life and do stupid stuff like this. >> carley: absolutely. it is more the behavior and

higher education, you know, america's racist and you have to fight against the system. and they are very much a part of the system and have benefited from it. tresa was on the show earlier and she said achilles' heel for the left and people know when they feel safe and everybody wants to feel safe and they know when the politicians are gaslighting them saying everything is fine when it is not. kathy hochul almost lost the governor's race in deep new york when she said to lee zeldin, "i don't know why crime is an important issue to you." the other thing, todd, did you hear chicago mayor lori lightfoot said street vendors in chicago should stop losing cash because they keep on getting robbed. instead of facing the crime, people have to change their behavior because of it. how about you fixed it? >> todd: individuals who need to use cash, this is predominantly minority community that needs cash. they don't have a bank account or the infrastructure. >> carley: she is suggesting

something, i don't know but it is a ridiculous idea. >> todd: we are learning the number of kids under 18 committing homicides in the u.s. rose more than 30% in 2020. homicides committed by groups of minors increased 66%. >> carley: that is it the top prosecutor contributes that to the pandemic. during covid, without schools being a constant stabilizing structure for many of our kids that has helped lead to this rise in violent crimes. cory brooks and senior pastor at new beginnings church joins us now. pastor brooks, good morning to you. these statistics are stunning. somebody described this children killing children. why is this happening? >> well, we have a very alarming cramp it in on harnessed thing that is spreading throughout america. it is going to require some comprehensive approaches that include increase access to

mental health services, improved educational choices, and opportunities. we will have to ensure we have places where we have recreational activities so these kids can build positive relations. no doubt what we are experiencing not just in chicago but all across america, young people killing people and not having to be accountable for their actions. >> todd: you talk to these children. you evangelize to these children. how responsible are the lockdowns for causing or leaving it through the violence that we are seeing right now? >> i think the lockdowns have a lot to play in the situation. it was already being added to where kids don't have true american values, the value system in america is falling apart, families are falling apart, especially in our cities like we have in chicago in the neighbor hood where 80% of the

households -- so you have a family structure falling apart and societal issues on the rise. to add to that dynamic the lack of spiritual sensitivity and you will find an increase in violence every single time here that is what we are experiencing throughout the nation. >> carley: pastor brooks, in 2021, there was a situation that got a lot of attention. it was a teenager who got behind the wheel of a stolen car who was driving drunk. he ran over a mother pushing her baby in a stroller. down a street. this happened in los angeles. and to the mother's horror, she thankfully survived the attack but that teenager was only given a few months in a juvenile detention center as punishment. and the news here is that the teenager was just shot and killed himself. now the mother is saying if george gaskell would have done his job, this kid would be a life in jail. do you think there needs to be stricter punishment for people who need to commit crimes? >> we definitely have to figure out a way to provide the support they need to get on the right path. parents, schools, churches,

communities, we have to be encouraged to provide more credit system of support. we definitely have to make sure people stay accountable and responsible for their actions. we live in a nation where we cannot allow people to do certain things and get away with those crimes. when they do, it is like spreading like cancer from one city to the next in one community to the next. we definitely have the whole to my young people accountable but figure out measures with positie spaces to encourage them to be the best they can possibly be. to build positive relationships. >> todd: the devaluing of human life for all of society right now and it needs to stop because we can't go on. >> carley: strong structure and a number of killings killed by kids under 14 is the highest it has been in the last two decades. pastor brooks, you are fighting to change that. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you so very much. >> carley: turning to this, the military adding insult to injury for service members fired over the vaccine mandate because

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speed to the u.s. announced a deal today to send over 30 tas to your crane. the officials believe it can take months or years for the tanks to arrive. the u.s. has been's resisting to send tanks to ukraine because of high-tech vehicles purity in total the u.s. has committed a $25 billion in security assistance since the beginning of the russia and war to ukr ukraine. charges dropped against afghans soldier. he has been sitting in a texas detention center since last year after being charged with illegally entering the u.s. while trying to escape the

taliban. despite fighting for the u.s. military in afghanistan, he never received a special visa to move to the u.s. following the fall of kabul. the case garnering national attention of several republican and democrat lawmakers have petition for his release. the charges have been dropped and he will be able to receive a silent case in hopes of being reunited with his brother who lives in houston. i love to report that story. >> todd: a wrong has been right. in the meantime, military adding insult to injury for those required to receive the covid vaccine. get this now forcing to pay back original recruiting bonuses, many of them worth thousands of dollars. the crew service members discharge for refusing the vaccine, joining me now matt powers and operations specialists first class to pay back his signing bonus and carlton kinney and operations specialists and second class forced to pay back his signing bonus and his wife christie

kennedy a health services technician first class, they are joined by their baby rosalie and she is not involved in the military, is not yes they might get. matt, you did not quit here that has to be reiterated, you did not quit, you were fired for refusing the vaccine. can you believe they are going after your signing bonus like this? >> thank you for having me on the show. and chest for providing a voice for us that have been harmed and are kind of continued to be harmed through this process. yeah, no, it is absolutely heartbreaking and sad to see what is happening to myself and several other folks in the military. again, like you said, it is due to the mandate and being involuntarily discharged because of that. and unfortunately, we are continuing to suffer repercussions due to theft. >> todd: carlton what was your

reaction when you heard our federal government, which mind you literally waste billions if not trillions of dollars every single year on things that nobody needs and nobody wants that they are going after you for a couple thousand? >> it was maddening for the both of us as well as our daughter, too. the whole process has just angered us terribly. but you know, in a moment's notice, i would go back in answer about my time. >> todd: that is the true american spirit and the soldier mentality doing everything for your nation, a nation quite frankly not doing much for you right now. christine, your family had to pay back $23,000. and by the end of the month, how are you going to do that? >> it is not easy. our family has been through a

lot physically, you know, we can only take so much. we are not going to lie, we are struggling financially because of this. it is definitely been a huge dresser in her life. >> todd: i cannot do my can't imagine it wouldn't be. christine, they have repeated the m vaccine mandate but is ita little too late for people like you who have your pensions hurt, your career hurt, is a little bit too late? >> christie, to you? >> oh, yeah commit is definitely too late. we need help for sure. >> not to mention we had a process where the coast guard said mental health, diversity and inclusion, but yet we are in

this position where it's been very tough on us, especially my wife going through postpartum depression after having our child. it is a real thing and not something -- she was not supported during that time. >> todd: that is horrible because that is a real thing. i'm glad you stated that like that, it is a real thing. mothers need to be supported during that time. the fact that our military didn't is a slap in the face. matt, i want to get to military recruiting has taken a real serious hit in the last couple of years. let's quickly go over the numbers committee for service members separated from the military since the vaccine mandate came into effect including 4700 marines, 2,000 sailors, 1900 army soldiers. will episodes like this, the military not standing behind their own members drive those numbers down even further?

>> i think that is absolutely true. i think public perception of this is looking very, very carefully what the military is doing and how they are conducting themselves here this is a good example to show how members are treated. it is not always the case and throughout my entire career i had a wonderful time. i didn't have any issues until recently when i was discharged and have the subsequent $13,000 bill. but that is actually true. and i think what the future actions are going to be will dictate whether or not recruiting can increase. >> todd: after all that you have given to our nation come i certainly hope someone is watching this at home and saying "this is not right." and write you a check. i don't know if that will happen but in the meantime best of luck to you, matt, carlton, kristen, and of course rosalie. thank you for joining us this

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documents found in former vice president mike pence home despite numerous denials since leaving office. >> as we sit here in your home office in indiana, did you take in the classified documents with you from the white house? >> i did not. the attorneys on my staff went through all the documents to ensure gnomic usher in a documents that needed to be turned over to the national arcg national documents were turned over. >> mike pence's team say the two boxes immediately turned over to the fbi. the bureau and the justice department now investigating and lawmakers are not happy. >> i guess it seems like everybody in the white house needs to check their closets and things like that to see where the classified documents are. i have no idea about the classified documents. i can understand may be a president because you have so many staff and things get

misplaced. i can't understand the vice president or senator. just go by the dang rules. speak up president trump is coming to mike pence defense, writing on the email he was an innocent man and never did anything dishonest in his life. leave him alone. todd and carley i formerly spoke to the present yesterday and drawing parallels between discovery of mike pence's home and read over mar-a-lago home. my case shouldn't even be a case. there was no obstruction that was the opposite of obstruction but the rate at the house, they did it. that is just the way they are gnomic they are and there are two sets of justices. and they were stone were stonewalling there stonewalling. >> after a special counsel is made, president biden went to his house in wilmington. what was he doing there? >> i will rip your hue to the council. >> so something related to the states? >> i will refer you to the white house counsel. >> he admits to having

information that wasn't his. why did he smile gnomic smuggle that? >> with the statement of the president stands for itself. >> that comes after fourth batch of classified materials were found in biden's wilmington home on friday. now demanding details who had access to them, guys, back to you. >> carley: brooke thank you so much, miranda devine says an email from hunter biden's laptop could link his dad's classified document drama. >> the email is like nothing else that hunter has written and the entire nine years. it is extremely long, 1,300 words from a very detailed work and well informed, well written. you know, it reads like an official document, it even reads like a classified document. there is information in there that does not readily available. it sounds very knowledgeable and very crazy about it. we have to remember this is at a

time a month before he joined the burisma board. it is easy for robert hur to clear him whether hunter had access to classified information by just cross matching that email and other information on the laptop with the information in those classified documents that have been discovered at five different locations in joe biden's home in his office at the university of pennsylvania. it should be pretty clear. we know a bare minimum about those classified documents. but what we do know is they pertain to at least ukraine, to the united kingdom, and to iran. >> todd: house speaker kevin mccarthy officially rejecting congressman hakeem jeffries command to keep adam schiff and eric swalwell on the intel

committee. mccarthy said, "he can't put partisan loyalty that has national security and recognize yourself security for the central committee because of integrity that matters more." adam schiff and eric swalwell and ilhan omar responded, "it is not surprising kevin mccarthy has capitulated to the right wing of his caucus undermining the national security in the process." he struck a bargain and failed to attempt to win the speakership a bargain that required and should be noted. if you are talking about this for months will be for the speakership. armed robbers are targeting dollar stores in the city because apparently they make easy targets. listen to this. we believe they are soft targets and people are taking advantage of that. so our crime intelligence and they were police officers are working with them to ensure that they have what they need to keep their employee groups safe.

but we are going to do our part to ensure that we are making these arrests in getting these criminals off of the street. >> todd: the director said 20 armed robberies reported since january 1st. that averages to one per day just this month alone. get this only two arrests have been made. >> carley: though alarming development with families ditching grocery stores for dollar stores. thanks to the high cost of food peered over the past 15 years, there has been nearly a 90% ince in the number of americans opting for dollar deals over traditional supermarkets making dollar stores the fastest growing retailer in the country. new jersey dad last year, high gas prices, joins me now, dani, good morning to you. are you surprised the fastest growing grocery store in the country? >> no, i'm not really surprised, it is very useful. >> carley: are you shopping at the dollar store? >> yes, i actually shopped

visiting my mother law in detroit. and in new jersey i shop in all of these. >> carley: and the other thing we mentioned, gas prices and you are carpooling because you have kids that play sports. >> yes. >> carley: gas prices are an issue in national average gas price $2.39 when president biden took office. now the average is $3.48. are you struggling with that as well? >> not as much as -- [indistinct] >> carley: one of the issues i was reading about when it comes to the dollar store is that there aren't a lot of healthier options. it is a lot of prepackaged foods and things like that. how are you navigating that?

>> well, the dollar store, we buy eggs and things of that nature. and fruit and nothing boxed. >> carley: do you blame anyone, danny, for the higher cost of food right now? >> i don't know who to blame, but somebody should be blamed for this. i don't know why food is going up so high. >> carley: i hear you. this year, you are still young. are you hopeful things will get better in the future? >> yeah, i'm going to be hopeful. things to calm down and go back to regular prices. >> carley: i hear you there. danny reyes, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: absolutely, todd. >> todd: and absolutely heartbreaking story in louisiana. the community and shock and mourning over the death of a

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and killed. >> todd: lauren. >> todd and carley, heartbroken over alleged rape of medicine brooks. the four suspects charge, 18-year-old from washington an unidentified 17-year-old charged with third-degree rape. washington's bond was set at $150,000. the other two men ages 28 and 18 charged with principle to the third degree rape. they cannot post about it on social media and placed on home confinement. according to the police, they had been drinking and left with the men in a car, two who allegedly raped and dropped her off in subdivision and she was struck by another car. the toxicology report showed a blood-alcohol level of .319, almost four times the legal limit. the charges say she could not have been able to consent. an attorney for two of the suspects are grueling brooks was drug but nonconsenting.

"absolutely that was not the case." brooks and the suspect lessing at reggie's bar near campus. lsu's president called what happened evil and promising to crack down on bars, "our action plan starts with a deep and relentless focus of any establishment that profits off of our students by providing alcohol to underage individuals." the way louisiana alcohol and tobacco control suspended reggie for liquor license due to the seriousness of the allegations t to public safety, todd and carley. >> todd: all right, lauren lauren thank you let's bring in scott morgan former senior investigator at the fulton county medicals offers an senior scholar of jacksonville state university. joseph, there is two main issues as i see it. one, consent to reported acts and causation and whether or nos ultimately caused her death. how do investigators begin to piece that puzzle together?

>> yeah, well, to put it plainly, it is a mess. it is an absolute mess and certainly a tragedy. my heart goes out to madison's family at this time. i have got to tell you, it is so convoluted and confusing. what we do know is the level of alcohol would put her in a position and just understand this, as reported, almost four times the legal limit. she was reaching almost .32. you start to get up and 2.31 area, you're talking about almost in a coma at that particular time. to suggest that she could actually consent to any kind of behavior, absolutely ludicrous. i can tell you what will happen and what has happened up to this point. they certainly perform some type of rape kit on her either at the hospital or personally when her remains were taken to the

coroner's office. and they will be collecting dna on this case. again, at the end of the day, i am a forensic scientist and i believe all of the answers will rest in science relative to this. and also, in a type of data that they have, particularly involving cctv outside of reggie's bar that has been common, where she ambulatory, nonambulatory? did they have to assist her in order to get her into this vehicle? and then, of course, you have four individuals involved in this. it will be interesting about this dynamic to see how they play off of one another's stories. one other complicated factor here is the fact that any time a trauma that she may have sustained as a result of this rape is going to be further convoluted by the fact that as pedestrian, she was struck by a vehicle. so, that will take a little bit

of unwinding as well. >> carley: two of these guys, they were charged with third degree rape, which means the police are saying that she was too drunk to consent to sex and the other two charged with being present during that action appeared low euros for two at the suspects a video of the night shows brooks was coherent. but she was intoxicated but still able to make decisions. it doesn't sound like this is going to be an open and shut case? what do you think? >> no, i don't think it would be necessarily, but again, that is a defense attorney saying that. if this goes to trial, they will have all matter experts to get on the stand and talk about this. here is one other interesting point. there is part of the log referred to as to but for clause. it is as a result of the actions of the individual takes had they not taken those actions, she

would not mount up in the state. allegedly what has happened is the sexual assault took place and essentially placed on the side of the road, kind of discarded and left there into state after having sustained sexual assault and being highly inebriated she was struck by a car. she had no ability to make any kind of judgment in that environment. so look for them to begin to talk about this idea of the "but for" clause. >> carley: these four individuals could they be charged with something more serious by dropping her off on the side of the road in such an intoxicated state? >> i certainly believe so. i think the door has been left open for these charges. i think louisiana first and second degree rape charges. we will see what happens with this case. outside of a couple of colleagues, we found it interesting they started out at this lowest level that they could hear generally it works out the other way and you kind of work down. but there is a scuttle going

around where they are talking about upgrading these charges. i will be interested to see how this plays out. this is very dynamic because you have four in this case. then you will have confusion in the timeline, what actually happened, and you will have these attorneys playing off of one another. >> todd: what about the bark? how culpable will the barbie and all of this? >> i mean, yeah, in this environment you have underage drinking antialcohol board has stepped in here there is one bar that has voluntarily surrendered their license. this is an area of boutin ridge where several establishments in that particular area where kids, you know, like any college town, they migrate to hang out and you know, it would seem that possibly that they haven't been keeping close watch over who is coming in and going out.

you might have had underage drinking going on. >> carley: absolutely five people involved and four under the age of 21. so the bar has been shut down as of mouth. there was another in case in florida with microsoft executive who was driving home with his young daughter. there was a tire in the middle-of-the-road. he gets out to move the tire, and shot dead. this happened in february of last year. the police say an arrest is imminent here or there will be a press conference on this case later today. what do you know about this microsoft executive named jared? >> i've been watching this now for a period of time. we have been waiting to find out because i think there will be a tremendous amount of forensic evidence that will come forward and just to remind this man by all accounts is a kind soul and was taking his child home, was returning from that. remember this is a blended family, dropping his child off

at his ex-wife's house. coming back, he had a 2-year-old strapped into the rear car seat back there. there is a one-way street, you know, you can only get one vehicle down. he is driving a volkswagen type of vehicle and they are in the roadway, this tired. not just a tire but a tire still on a rim. sitting in the middle-of-the-road and in military terms, they would refer to this as potentially a choke point. a point of ambush where the individual can't go any other way. there is a swampy area over here. and he's going to get out the move the car, move the tire out of the way so he can continue on. here is the horrible part. the little 2-year-old, she has reported to her mother that she heard boom, boom, boom and daddy went down. that is what happened. he was essentially executed in the middle-of-the-road. i think that in this particular case, you are going to find somebody laying in wait on either side of the road.

there might be footprints. with this tire, the tire can be tracked back to a particular type of vehicle. a worn tire and pictures on the internet everywhere. it will fit a specific type of vehicle with specific wear patterns. here is something else, if you take a closer look at the image of the tire and around, it looks like rake dust. there is a high probability they can get a print off of that not to mention multiple casings at the scene where he was shot. there is ballistic tiebacks. this is one of the saddest cases i've heard of in some time in law enforcement. >> carley: sources tell fox news, his ex-wife remains a suspect. she moved from florida to west richland and washington state. so across the country. just do mike joseph scott morgan, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: a smuggler pleading agents on dangerous chase with

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