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shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. look at that, two dogs reportedly hurt after an animal shelter was destroyed. fox weather meteorologist is here with the fox weather forecast. britta, january has been active. >> it has been, every week we've had a severe weather outbreak. this was close to downtown houston, where i used to live, so it is heartbreaking to see the damage, especially to the animal shelters. waking up this morning, threat of severe weather, massive storm system. look at evolution of thunderstorms ripping through the south and we have a snow component. the threat is presents, we have a tornado watch until 11:00 in the morning that stretches into the florida panhandle. a lot of the reason of why we

have seen so much severe weather, todd and carley, is the warm weather. the map hasn't looked like january, we have had record-breaking highs, that is an important part of this ingredient list, that much heat gives way to powerful storms. that is what we had yesterday and still have it moving through the florida panhandle this morning. northern side of this is important. watch out for likelihood of severe weather today, isolated tornados could occur. threat is slightly lower than yesterday, but present from the florida panhandle to north carolina. the northern component is important, winter weather advisory and winter storm warning out, that is like a pause, do i want to head out, upstate new york and northern new england complete snow story.

95 corridor, a mixed bag, will we get that first measurable snow? it might happen, see if we can get it quick enough, the snow will transfer back to rain. >> todd: then worry about ice if it dips to real cold. we'll see. thank you. let's get to this, top advisor for georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams says rioters who destroyed property over the weekend were not violent. you cannot commit violence against a window or car. our people are murdered by their police. the riots started when a demonstrator who were protesting the new training facility, shot at an officer, who returned fire, killing the gunman. >> carley: number of kids under

18 committing homicide rose 30% in 2020 and homicides committed by groups of minors increased by 66%. top prosecutor in illinois attributes that to the pandemic, saying during covid, without stable structure, this has led to spike in violent crime. >> i think lockdowns have a lot to play, you have family structure falling apart and add to the dynamic lack of spiritual sensitivity and find increase in violence every single time. parents, schools, churches, communities, we have to be encouraged to provide more guidance and support. >> todd: stunning body cam footage out of reno, nevada, showing an officer being shot

before good samaritans rush in to provide cover. >> stop, stop. [gunshots] >> are you okay? coming to you. [bleep] -- move. >> holdup. >> okay. watch behind me, i don't have one. if have a belt or tourniquet, bring if to me, anybody. >> what do we need? >> right there. above the knee, please. >> thank you, sir. >> ma'am, can you come this way, please issue bad one upstairs to the right. can you watch with her that way. top left, top left. no, no, top right, top right, further away. 335 -- helping me cover. >> todd: the suspect who shot

the officer died on the scene, the second suspect was hospitalized. sergeant steve mayfield underwent surgery and his fellow officers are using gofoounme to cover the medical costs. i am impressed by the calm nature of the officer providing aid or the fact there are good people out there. >> carley: very much impressed with the neighbors. the bad one upstairs to the right, talking to a woman who lives in the community, who comes outside and decides to put her life on the line to provide cover for a police officer taking care of another police officer. it feels like the wild, wild west. >> todd: it is. contrast this with adam klotz situation, adam received no help. this guy, three people armed helping this officer in a life-threatening situation, it shows difference in the heartland and the big apple.

>> carley: you understand why people aren't going to jump in, adam said, look what happened to me. steven greenley, said, it is not common for civilians to provide cover during an active scene. i've been here 11 years and i can't remember a prior instance. these people stepped up in a big way. >> todd: states suing to end policy that provides migrants into our country by land and boats. our next guest is florida sheriff who says this is a problem they see every single day and it has to be handled by washington. >> carley: your gas bill and now the left is coming for your pickup truck, we'll see you the now rallying cry in the name of climate change coming up.

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>> todd: charges have been dropped against afghan solder sitting in a texas detention center since last year after being charged with illegally entering the u.s. while trying

to escape the taliban. he never received a special immigrant visa to move to the united states following the fall of kabul. several republican and democratic lawmakers petitioned for his release. his charges have been dropped and he'll proceed with his asylum case in hopes of being reunited with his brother who lives in houston. >> carley: u.s. coast gard intercepted a boat of migrants likely heading to the florida keys. there are situations just like this one. wow, sheriff ramsay, your reacton to this footage, this boat could have landed 45 miles off the coast of key west? >> yes, this shows how scared people are of living in this country and what they are living to sacrifice to come to america.

50-foot boat with these people on the journey. this is concerning for a lot of reasons, for the small rural county to have this incoming our way is concerning for us. we've been dealing with this for a time dealing with migration and how it affected our community and how we're trying to deal with it and mitigate and reduce the impact of mass migration in the florida keys. >> carley: the mayor said this needs to be addressed in washington. he said that the biden administration needs to quick giving migrants the idea if they come, they get to stay, they risk their lives doing that. think how dangerous this is, if the boat capsized, hundreds of people could haveun dro. >> the message we're sending is wrong, we are not giving good, clear messaging. people think the border is open and we want them to come over

here. this is man-made for a lot of reasons here. we are dealing with it. we are appreciative of effort. we have seen our friends and coast guard doing the best they can, they have been overwhelmed and don't have resources to track vessels coming in. >> carley: you said the coast guard can track vessels up to a few days, but sometimes it is too dangerous to intervene. in those situations, you let the boat land in florida, is that right? >> yes, coast guard is tracking vessels like this freighter, they try to come out and intercept it and get voluntary compliance. look at the sea, how hostile the occupies, how risky is it to flip over. can they take people from one ship to another, if they can't,

they will let the ship make landfall, creating a problem for border patrol to deal with then. >> carley: what is the process if a boat lands in florida, what happens next? >> border patrol is supposed to under new policy, put them in security detention, not have a hearing and repatriate them back to their country, they are not going to be able to stay, more confrontation, fighting andun aring. hatians are more likely toun are when they hit the shoreline. we would have had 400 hatians running through the community, it would have been challenging for law enforcement services to deal with the calls and impact occurring. it is a crisis for a small community. >> carley: why are they more likely to run? >> we've seen cubans are more likely to have a chance to stay. hatians know they will be sent

back and the cubans want to get located and processed because they believe they are going to stay. two mentalities between the two different countries about what is going to happen. >> carley: the president announced a policy for hatian and cuban migrants, if they apply for asylum in the u.s. and have a sponsor, they can stay in the united states. are you supportive of that policy? 20 states are suing biden administration over it. >> i think some form of legal immigration is needed, but there has to be a pathway to legal citizenship. you just can't illegally come into the country and that be okay. four or five million people last year, we can't absorb that many people, there has to be a pathway. we know who is in the country with a legal process, if you do everything right, you should get the opportunity.

if you start illegally, you are violating federal law. >> carley: understood. think about the border situation, we think arizona, california, texas, it is certainly impacting florida, as well. sheriff rick ramsay, thank you for joining us. over to you. >> carley: "fox and friends first," two earthquakes off the coast of malibu, california, one 4.2, followed by 3.5 and bill melugin tweeting this, mo, that felt like a pretty decent earthquake here in l.a., woke me up. 4.2 will wake you up off the coast of malibu. hope everybody is okay and hope not too much damage, we'll keep you posted. >> todd: woke tide rising forcing a professor to walk away from his job, he will tell us about the rise of liberalism.

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>> carley: iowa governor kim reynolds signing a school choice bill into law, allowing students to use public money to pay for private school tuition. parents can choose the education setting regardless of income or zip code. >> todd: woke tide is rolling at university of alabama and one professor is quitting his job, saying woke priorities have taken over. the rise of liberalism in the name of diversity, equity and inclusion is antithesis what

universities were founded on. the professor joins us now. doctor, what was the final straw for you? >> as i posted in that thread, i want to be clear issue the driving -- real driver for us to leave alabama and move to colorado is being closer to emfa, but what made it easier is this rise of liberalism and i don't think one thing broke the camel's back, it is every decision in acadid sheing emia is framed in diversity, equity and inclusion. it is the exact opposite of what i think dr. martin luther king, who we celebrated last week was talking about when he talked about judging people by their character. that is not what we're doing. >> todd: what is the push doing to our universities?

>> i think it is discouraging people. i think it is increasing the number of minorities we have in the universities and outcomes we see, not having a positive effect. we look at the numbers and nsf provides numbers with number of minorities within certain stem fields and we find the numbers have increased slightly, we don't see they are being hired into the industry and fields coming out of the universities. outcome of students is not getting better, this is some way of universities trying to build up virtue signalling by number of minority students without concern if the students are successful once they leave universities. that is the opposite of what we should be thinking about when teaching students. our goal is to provide them a foundation for a successful career in the future and

outcomes are not occurring. >> those are fascinating stats, interesting evidence i was unaware of. in earth science, you talk of the false climate emergency, your words, it has serious health consequences in the mental health space. why do you say that? >> i see this directly from my students. i talk to emthis, ask them and probe them about how they feel about climate, what their future ambitions are and i see this constant catest officerism is robbing their future. i have had multiple students come and tell me they no longer plan to have a family, they don't think raising children in this world would be smart because the planet is going to end, this is opposite of how we motivate young people to be good stewards of the environment and to look at their future and be responsible and make sacrifices

now so they could have a brighter future. it is the opposite of what we should be doing, if we're trying to motivate young people to be good stewards. >> todd: you call yourself a classical liberal, that is how i describe 95% of my professors when i was in college back in the day, is there a place for you and people like you in our university system anymore? >> that is a great question. i mean, i'm not sure. i think that it was clear to me that speaking up about things like climate and dei was career suicide and i think it really was. i hope that a few more people like me that go through this will allow more discussion, this is part of liberalism that even asking questions or talking about outcomes and possible unforeseen consequences, i think dei, probably there hearts in the right place. we should have more inclusivity

and climate folks want to protect the planet. just asking questions and having discussions now makes you somebody that is ostracized and no longer discussions. >> todd: that is not how education is supposed to be. we wish you the best, thank you forr joining us to highlight ths problem. another classified document discovery at the home of former vice president mike pence, and brooke singman has reaction from former president trump. >> carley: the white house wants everybody to stop asking questions. >> there are many people out there in the media who try to stir up controversy to get attention or time on camera. >> carley: media expert beverly hallberg is here to respondent to that coming up next. fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how?

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>> todd: another classified document discovery at the home of former vice president pence. former president trump is coming to his defense. brooke singman joins us. >> brooke: a dozen classified documents have been found in

mike pence's home since repeated denials. listen to this. >> did you take classified documents with you from the white house? >> i did not. >> attorneys on my staff went through all documents to ensure any documents that needed to be turned over to the national archives, including classified documents were turned over. >> brooke: pence's team says the two boxes were immediately turned over to the department. lawmakers aren't happy. >> seems like everybody that is in the white house needs to check their closet and corvettes and things like that and see where classified documents are. no idea how people end up with classified documents. >> it is embarrassing, i can understand maybe a president, so many staff and things get misplaced, i can't understand a

vice president or senator. >> brooke: he is an innocent man and never did anything dishonest in his life, leave him alone, says the former president. he told me, my case shouldn't be a case, no obstruct knowio, it was opposite of obstruction, there are two sets of justice. the white house is stonewalling on president biden classified document scandal. >> after special counsel was named, president biden went to his house in wilmington, what would he do in there? >> i would refer you to the white house counsel's office. >> the president admits to having information that wasn't his, why did he smuggle it out? >> i will let the statement of

the president stand for itself. >> brooke: fourth batch of classified materials were found at biden's home on friday. republican lawmakers are demanding access on who had access to the documents. >> todd: such a default answer, it is a bad joke at this point, but not a joke, we need answers. the white house is not only one deflecting questions, also trashing the media. >> there are many people out there in the media who try to stir up controversy to get attention or time on camera, underlying issue we're talking abouter hoo, as soon as the president's personal team noticed something, they immediately and promptly disclosed it to the proper authorities beverly joins us now. what do you think about what he said? are people in the media stirring

up controversy to get attention here? >> beverly: that is not what it is, the media is doing their job and when they do their job and hold people accountable, liberals and this white house seem shocked and feel they are being attacked and will claim it is made-up controversy and fake outrage. let's remember, the press's main job is to hold people accountable and this underscores what we talk about on this program, there typically is bias and liberals are let off the hook. they struggle to answer and dodge if they say anything at all and turn it into this must be an attack against them. >> todd: on the pence document revelation, what do you make of the theory these were floated to give joe biden cover under this in the mindset of look, all vps do that, what do you make of that? >> beverly: we don't know enough

at this point. the timing seems suspicious, it is way to take the heat off the biden investigation and what is going on there. i will say on behalf of americans, this is true, we're just shocked it emzoos nobody is following the rules and we either need to ifrj cha the rule or hold everybody accountable. i hope the press puts pressure on president biden, i want to find answers about pence, as well. this is not okay, just because one person does it, doesn't mean somebody else should be let off. i hope the president gets pressure from the press on this. >> carley: karine jean-pierre is giving nothing, jonathan turley posted a tweet saying she refused to answer if the president had been briefed on the pence discovery. how? why? how do you feel about the fact she is stonewalling the media, even on questions she account

answer herself? >> i would like to refer you to the white house counsel on that, i'm not able to answer. here is what it comes down to, she is not good at her job. certain questions i understand they don't want to wade into this. on questions like that, she should have an answer. but again, liberals are not used to being pressed like this, especially from those who agree with them and this is urth iffer proof they regularly are not challenged and when they are, they don't have a good answer for it. >> todd: next time my wife comes at me hard, i'm referring to the white house counsel. >> carley: do you think she is advised not to answer questions or she doesn't have the answers? she obviously knows they are coming. >> i think combination, they are not prepared or used to getting the questions other than from peter doocy, the back-to-back questions, hard to dodge for

that long. there is another part where they don't have a good answer and don't want to answer and it is better to evade all cost. >> todd: last week gas stove, this week pickup truck they are coming for, new headline reading how pickup trucks became imposing. advocates say today's massive trucks are hazard given size, weight and driver blindspot, are they running out of things to attack in the name of climate change? >> beverly: here is what i found so funny reading this report. they were talking about why people buy trucks, vanity projects and here are dreaded words why people buy trucks, because they are rugged and powerful, how terrible somebody wants a vehicle to do that. when i look at the data, 70% of people who own a truck, use it for hauling and want to make this about a vanity project,

sometimes we cart our kids around, sometimes we haul something, sometimes we go four wheeling, multiple reasons people have a truck andern ms should be allowed to do so and farmers need trucks to do their job. >> carley: welcome to america. >> todd: coming after the bald eagle next. >> thank you. senator josh hawley has a plan to end stock trading and naming it after nancy pelosi. >> todd: take a close look at the bill with cheryl casone. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪

♪you fill up my senses >> carley: missouri senator josh hawley introducing bill to ban members of congress and their spouses from owning or trading stocks and taking jab at nancy pelosi calling it the pelosi ath. >> todd: most perfect business person here with the details. >> cheryl: perfect? a lot to live up to this morning. paul pelosi, this brilliant trader, there has always been questions about what he knew to make the different trades he made, particularly technology

trades. with new congress coming in, new house, this move to actually change, prevent elected leaders from owning securities and investments and their spouses. they get six months after assuming office to divest holdings, violation of the bill means return profit to american taxpayers, not sure how that i will work. mutual foouns and treasury bonds are still allowed. josh hawley tweeted this, he said members of congress and spouses shouldn't use their position to get rich on the stock market. look, this is their job and they have to retire, too, at some point. there is a mixed opinion on whether this is good idea or not, i think etf and exchange, i'm fine with that. >> carley: how will she vote on

that? >> todd: there are enough options where you do not need to invest in singular stock, the rest of us do that. >> cheryl: etf and index in generic holdings. we can't hold more than 10% of a company, they should do that, too. >> carley: an app tracks paul pelosi stock trades and follows them accordingly, you understand where the controversy is. ticket master, the swift puns were flying. >> cheryl: mike lee, i have to read this quick, mike lee said, to be honest, i hoped to get the gavel back, she is captain and i'm on the bleachers. senator mike lee, sometimes they have a sense of humor. is ticket master a monopoly? yes, they own 70% of concert and

ticket sales market. enough of that. the hearing was interesting, clyde lawrence is a singer and songwriter and this was his take and i'll get into details after. listen to this. >> i don't know where the answer lies, no one is taking responsibility. >> transparency would be helpful to know what the fees are, is that right? >> yes, clearly there is not transparency if no one knows who set the fees. >> cheryl: the company is blaming bots, i would say you should have the technology already in place at ticket master to deal with bots. there are many ways to verify when somebody is a real person or a bot. how many times have you hit the stop light or the railroad on your internet, that is not hard to do. listen to what senator bloomenthal had to say, listen.

>> have to thank ticket master for a stunning achievement, bringing democrats and republicans together. ticketmaster should look in the mirror and say i'm the problem, it's me. >> cheryl: the -- >> todd: dad jokes, basically all dad jokes. >> cheryl: did the staffers give their bosses the jokes? i don't know. we have another wednesday night dream home, it is so cold out, we are going to the beach tonight to buford, south carolina and orange beach, alabama. fishing in tonight's episode. >> carley: we love to hear it. thank you. >> todd: we got to go to fox news alert, 4.2 mag earthquake hitting off the coast of malibu, the epicenter of los angeles, the epicenter of the county los

angeles, the quake being felt throughout the city. bill melugin, who lives there, says it felt like a decent earthquake. crews are surveying the damage and we'll bring updates as we get them. 4.2 shouldn't lead to too much damage, make sure buildings are structurally sound going forward. our service members fired over the vaccine mandate being forced to pay back bonuses. pat fallon on the armed services committee will react. >> carley: check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: "fox and friends," on the show, more drama in the realm of classified documents as the white house stonewalls peter doocy's questions, how dare they and classified records found in the home of former vice president mike pence and jimmy

carter had some. troubling story from louisiana state university, a 19-year-old young woman died after being hit by a car, but what happened before that, just as disturbing. a friend of the young woman will join us live to tell us what she knows and oklahoma governor kevin stitt, nancy grace, clay travis, cheryl casone and nascar driver ryan blaney, plus woke like an egyptian, museums in england are using other words than mummy to call things like that. what should they call them? we'll chew on that and more as the program kicks off just about 10 minutes and 40 seconds from now on the channel you trust for morning news. todd and carley, back to you, you are watching the number one early cable news show, "fox and friends first."

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>> carley: bonds are set for the four men charged in the alleged rape of louisiana state university student madison brooks who was later hit by a car and killed. >> lauren blanchard joins us with the latest. >> campus is heart zone over the alleged rape and death of madison brooks. four suspects have been charged. 18-year-old kayvon washington and unidentified 17-year-old have been 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 talk about rape on social media machine dropped her off in a subdivision wandered into the street and struck by another car. brooks toxicology report showed a blood alcohol level of 3.19

almost three times the legal limit. the charges say she could not have been able to consent. an attorney for two of the suspects is arguing that brooks was drunk but non-consenting, absolutely, that was not the case. brooks and the suspects were last seen at reggie's bar near campus. lsu's president called what happened evil and is promising to crack down on bars, quote: our action plan starts with a deep and relentless focus on any establishment that profits off our students by providing alcohol to underaged individuals louisiana office of alcohol and tobacco control suspended religiony's bars liquor license due to the seriousness of the allegations and potential threat to public safety. todd, carley? >> carley: absolute tragedy. thank you. the military is enough to forcing some of the service members who were fired over the vaccine mandate to pay back their original recruiting bonuses. >> our family has been through a

lot. we're struggling financially because of this. >> the coast guard said strong supporter of mental health diversity and inclusion yet we are still in this position. >> did we have any issues until recently when i was discharged and have the subsequent $13,000 bill. >> todd: texas congressman pat fallon armed services committee and air force veteran joins us now. every t. must be stated every time we do this story they did not quit they were fired. how does anyone in our government which, which by the way waste billions upon billions hundreds of billions of dollars in fact come up with a horribly unfair idea to make these folks pay their money back. >> i think this is what you get when you mix politics with medicine. you will end up with bad politics and bad medicine. makes absolutely no sense. by the way not hitting recruelty goals, air force, navy and army all fell short last year which

is a concern we lost 84 service members did nothing wrong other than take experimental vaccine. throw salt on the wound to say they need pay this money back is beyond the pale. >> we are talking about military readiness. republicans are trying to get government spending under control. some of the members of your party are saying that cuts to defense spending are on the table. do you support that? there are a few, some voices. we have diverse. unlike the democrats, the republican caucus has a diversity of thought. we definitely need to get spending under control but with entitlements and there is billions, actually hundreds of billions of dollars being wasted in other areas. you don't start with defense he would can all shore it up a little bit but this is ridiculous. >> todd: hopefully you can do something to d. something other

than making our brave men and women pay back a bonus. texas one of 20 states suing the biden administration a parole program welcomes 30,000 migrants into the state each month. you and other republicans are calling on president biden to reimburse the state along with a meeting to discuss the crisis. it seems like the biden administration likes to say it has full authority to handle the border until the bill comes due, isn't that right, congressman? it's cost the stay state of takes literally billions of dollars. you look the border is beyond a crisis. it's a catastrophe in so much as we had never had a month in our history 200,000 border crossings. the last 10 months in the row have been over 200,000. last month in december. 251,000 illegal border crossers. what is joe biden's plan? not wait in mexico while your asylum case is.

build a wall, or expedite removals. we are going to allow 30,000 additional folks to come from three different countries here illegally. that's applying a band-aid to arterial wound. >> carley: president biden says this would substantially reduce the number of people attempting to cross the border illegally and it two also cut out vicious smuggling organizations. do you disagree with that? >> i couldn't disagree with that statement more vociferously. i actually do disagree. the way to stop all these illegal border crossings or at least massively reduce them is what the administration. we know that # 9-point #% of these folks are economic migrants. they are not political asylum seekers. if you are going to claim asylum, because these ngos, these nongovernmental organizations have told you to do so, we are going to ask you to wait or tell you you are going to wait in mexico while your case is adjudicated that

actually would reduce the flow. because biden is giving pretty much everyone parole, and letting them in the country, he is instituted de facto open border policy and more people will come. not less. >> carley: we know you want the biden administration to reimburse texas. you wrote that letter. i don't expect them cutting a check any time soon. congressman fallon, thank you foreign joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> more classified document drama vice president pence discovered documents in his indiana home. >> meanwhile the white house stonewalling on president biden's document scandal. >> i would refer to you the white house counsel. >> i would refer torture white house counsel. >> again, i would refer you to the white house counsel's office. >> bond set for the four men charged in the alleged rape of a louisiana state university student madison brooks. >> according