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 to police the men dropped her off wandered into the street and struck by a car. >> door has been open for upgrade in these charges. >> catastrophic storms battering the southern u.s. with texas, louisiana, and arkansas right in the path of destruction. the tornado watch stretches all the way into the florida panhandle. >> if you care about the consumer, cap the price. >> congress taking on ticket master over the uproar concerning tickets to taylor swift. >> in hindsight there are several things we should coo have done better. >> ticket master should look in the mirror and say i'm the problem. it's me. ♪ i feel glorious ♪ glorious ♪ got a chance to start again ♪ >> steve: as you look up broadway in nashville, tennessee, what is this wednesday? 5:01 central time there in nashville. and, as you can see, it's raining, actually according to the national weather service it's officially just drizzle

but, nonetheless, it's kind of a damp day on this january 25th, 2023. welcome aboard to midtown manhattan studio m and "fox & friends" world's cable number one morning news show. look who is here today in the center square. >> brian: rachel refresh your recollection going to stay for the whole show? >> rachel: i decided to stay. >> brian: we booked you for all three hours. >> rachel: grace to be here and filling in for ainsley. >> brian: i know the pieces have you been doing and oven on the road. >> steve: where are you going? >> rachel: interviewing congressional grandma. >> steve: very nice. thank you for for joining us wherever you are. an earthquake woke up residents along l.a. county this morning. the magnitude 4.2 quake reported off the coast of malibu was quickly followed by three after shocks. >> rachel: that's right and our own bill melugin is on the west

coast tweeting that it felt like a pretty decent earthquake here in l.a. just now it woke me up. >> brian: bill is always covering the news. no reports or injuries or structural damage so far. the l.a. fire department is now conducting a survey by air, ground, and by sea. we are going to keep you posted as this thing develops and the sun comes up. meanwhile, the white house continues to side step questions. are president biden's document scandal. and we have another person in the fray. >> rachel: that's right. as concerns about the mishandling of the secret materials grow. a batch of classified files are discovered at former vice president mike pence's indiana home. >> steve: lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington with the details. lucas, this was a shocker. >> that's right, steve, rachel and brian. notable the white house press secretary and president himself said the search for those classified documents was over back on january 12th. the same day the special counsel was appointed then the white house said it found even more documents on two separate

occasions here is our colleague, peter doocy. >> a special counsel was named but before the fbi searched, president biden went to his house in wilmington. what was he doing in there. >> i would refer to you the white house counsel. >> something related to the case. >> i would refer you to the white house counsel. >> now vice president mike pence says he has found classified documents at his home, something he had denied. as we sit here in your home office in indiana did you take any classified documents with you from the white house? >> admit. i didnot. >> george w. bush says no classified materials have shown up. all classified and unclassified material was turned over to the national archives when bush left office. barack obama's office has no comment. >> on capitol hill republican senators weighed in. seems like everybody in the office needs to check their

closets or corvettes to see where classified comments. iti have no idea how you would d one classified documents. >> i understand if you are president so many irons in the fire and so many staff things get misplaced. i can't understand a vice president or senator. just go by the danger rules. >> navy suck marine officers found classified materials in his home on at least one occasion and returned them to the national archives office according to the associated press, guys. >> steve: lucas, thank you very much. yesterday with mike pence's announcement that they found in his house in indiana these four boxes and two of them there were documents that had classified markings, he essentially has thrown a lifeline to donald trump and joe biden essentially mike pence is saying it could happen to everybody. he followed every rule. is he a straight arrow. he did it by the books. i remember him he was here when he was promoting hits book back

in november about documents. they were all taken care of and everybody went through it with a fine tooth comb. if it could happen to him it could happen to almost everybody. >> rachel: donald trump, he and pence don't always get along. donald trump tweeted mike pence is an innocent man. he never did anything knowingly it dishonesty dishonest in his life leave him alone. defense from his former boss. >> brian: he called back and said why don't you check through all the boxes they found last week they found some classified documents he put in the safe. he called the archives and the archives basically had the department of justice can we just come get it. since 2009 the vice president can declassify. vice president biden could declassify. vice president pence could declassify. you just can't take it. it. in terms of this and i don't think anyone would argue with this. it was chaotic at the end of that administration number one.

>> steve: understatement. >> brian: january 6th and i didn't lose the election and i'm not speaking to the vice president and the vice president is not speaking to the president. staff we want to hang mike pence doesn't keep everything organized when you go back to your office and focus on the bubble wrap. it's understood people put something in a box and sent it. this is the easiest fix, archives and security have to show up on any transition, let alone even though you are the vice president's house is a scif and the white house is a scif, i get it. but now you'll have archives and you'll have people and security to talk to staff before anything leaves. and when anything leaves whether it's for the library for your book, autobiography, whatever it is, this has all got to be fixed. a lifeline even more to trump. you really cannot -- you cannot -- look at how different all three were handled. you call back and okay we go pick it up. hey, mr. president, can i go to your house in a week and look

through for 13 hours? and the other one is like now that the place is empty, and just staff, let's go raid and go through barron's sock drawers and melania's closet. there is all three. no doubt this is related to how donald trump's numbers have ticked up over all. >> steve: they all did it the same way with the exception of donald trump who the fbi came to visit both biden and mike pence called the national archives first because that of course was precedent it. goes back to jimmy carter. in 1981 president jimmy carter was already in plains georgia, he was going through stuff. hey i found this stuff. ironic jimmy carter in 1978 who signed the presidential records act. and it would not apply to him but it would apply to president reagan and they called -- they said, you know, i have got this stuff let's go ahead and take it back. you know, you look at mike pence

going through stuff. why would mike pence go through stuff? why would joe biden initially go through stuff? i was talking to a smart person down in washington. and they suggested that the 2024 hopefuls, people who think they are going to run for president or are running for president are probably going through things just to make sure they don't have them get it out of the way now. big deal for donald trump. getting it right out of the way. right after the election how convenient for joe biden. nonetheless, this is going to be over and done with in a month or two. it sounds like the fix, brian, probably going to be congress is going to change the law. >> brian: absolutely. >> rachel: andy card the former white house chief of staff talking about on what needs to happen with these classified documents. >> it seems to be out of control, i would like to point out classified documents aren't only read in a scif.

my office was always swept by the secret service. so we made sure that people weren't listening in or whatever. but it wasn't as if every document is only viewed in the scif. and when you leave the white house. you the principal almost always never cleans up his own mess or packs his own box. i suspect that's what the situation was with president trump. i suspect that's what it was with vice president biden and i suspect that is the way it was done with vice president pence. it's wrong to take classified documents and not make sure they are secure. this is a problem. >> brian: doesn't explain how vice president biden and senator biden got it. number two, people want to see miranda devine brought it up last night. you want to know if this is isolated thing. jacques sir iraq had an affair.

if it wasn't something intreetioning about those documents. why are you taking his planner, his notes, and his schedule with you? something that needs to be answered. >> rachel: you have to think about who has access to the houses that they end up in. so in mike pence's case he has a daughter named charlotte who writes children's books about cats and then you have hunter biden who was a crack addict and had dirty deals with china and russia. china all of which he wants to show he has access. and that's why to your point it's really important that we know what those documents are miranda devine, i hope we can get back to it and put her clip on from last night on tucker talks about why it would be important for hunter's salary,

the $83,000 a month when he wrote basically an audition letter. it's very intriguing he suddenly had all of this great information on oil and america's interest in oil in that area. exactly. so, very interesting stuff. we can get that we will unpack that. >> brian: very serious if charlotte's next books are about wmd and then you would know she saw. >> steve: one other note, if the white house press team, the comms team is watching, i have a suggestion. yesterday karine jean-pierre was asked a punch of questions about this and answered them all the same way. you have got to talk to the lawyers. you have got to talk to the lawyers. when you do that, you just look guilty. it's like i can't talk about it. talk to the lawyers. joe biden -- they are doing a disservice because joe biden has, in the past, said, yeah, they inadvertently got filed. just give an answer. but when you say talk to the lawyers. oh, lawyers involved?

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>> carley: we are back with headlines, two people are charged by the justice department for threatening three pro-life clinics in florida. authorities say the suspects are responsible for vandalizing the clinic with graffiti in winter park, including messages like your time is up and we are everywhere. they also allegedly targeted two other facilities in south florida. the military is adding insult to injury after service men's were fired for refusing the covid vaccine. the pentagon is now forcing them to pay back their original recruiting bonuses. many worth thousands of dollars. >> it's absolutely heart breaking and saddening to see what is happening to myself and several other folks in the military. >> we can only take so much. we are not going to lie, we are struggling financially because of this and it's nothing but a huge stressor in our life. >> whole process has just angered us terribly.

but, you know, in a moment's notice, i would go back in and serve out my time. >> well, over 8400 service members have been separated from the military since the vaccine mandate came into effect, including 3700 marines, roughly 2,000 sailors and more than 1800 soldiers. and a root beer brand is changing its company mascot for the first time since 1963. rudy the great root bear will now be wearing denim jeans now we get it, even a moss scott's lack of pants can be polarizing. you got to be kidding me. the change comes after mars announced m&m's spokes candies were taking indefinite pause. the company has been under fire for modifying its brand to what some call woke versions of the m&m's. even candy is controversial these days. the miami heat managing to

celtics and poke fun in the same tweet after beating boston yesterday they wrote coat celtics gave away the ball 17 times in a narrow loss. the celtics had a chance to win if they didn't again generate self-inflicted wounds. word salad caption eerily similar to the cowboys after the loss to the 49ers this past weekend. looking ahead to this weekend when the niners visit the eagles on fox before the chiefs host the cincinnati bengals. those are your headlines, my friends, back over to you. >> steve: go chiefs. thank you very much. >> carley: you are welcome. >> brian: who going to do sports when you go on maternity leave? >> carley: i will do sports. >> brian: you will fill in. >> steve: serious business here. catastrophic tornadoes and storms baring the u.s. with texas, louisiana and arkansas right now in the path of destruction at this hour. almost 200,000 people don't have

power this morning as rescue operations are ongoing in each of those states i just mentioned. >> rachel: stunning ariel footage shows the extent of the damage. no reports of any serious injuries. two dogs were hurt after animal shelter was destroyed. red cross opening a shelter in texas to help storm victims. >> brian: some areas in northern texas and oklahoma hit by as many as three inches of snow. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean wants to expand on all these stories and more. >> janice: like a spring like pattern moving across the south and winter for parts of the plain states up towards the midwest. here are some of the tornado reports as you mentioned in and around the houston area towards lake charles, louisiana. we will have people going out there and assessing the damage. we have a tornado warn storm right now in the panhandle. pink shade tornado warning for walton county. looked like an observed tornado

and looking at doppler radar we see that rotation. so the severe storm threat for the panhandle up towards the mid-atlantic over the next couple of hours and then we get the snowy side of this storm moving up towards the northeast. interior section also get measurable snow along the coast we could get a little bit of snow and then it's going to be washed out by rain along the coast. just keep that in mind. there are your winter weather alerts for millions of folks. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. all right. over to you, brian, rachel and steve. >> steve: thank you very much j.d. >> rachel: thank you, janice. >> steve: that's a crazy storm. keep an eye on the sky if you are down south. meanwhile we know we have been reporting it for over a year, inflation is killing you with everything. and, in particular, we have been talking a lot about the high price of eggs and stuff like that. people, look at this. eggs have gone up nearly 60%. margarine 50%. floflour 25% it. goes on and on and on. they looked at 50,000 american homes over the last 12 years.

do you know what? they took a look at where people buy groceries because it says a lot about where we are. right now the fastest growing food retailers not your grocery store, not costco, not walmart. it's the dollar stores. it's where people can get stuff so cheaply because so many people are so strapped that's all they can afford. >> rachel: my husband last night on his -- i think he is doing it today or tomorrow, i'm not sure. they are doing a story on the food banks. that they are just completely overwhelmed. they cannot handle it. and also there's a record number of first-time americans using food banks, you know, that never had to do it before. >> steve: asking for help. >> rachel: asking for help. doing things they never had to do before. i saw this in our packet this morning and i thought it was really interesting. richard blumenthal was, you know, grilling ticketmaster and when he was grilling ticketmaster about prices and monopolies and whatnot.

this is what he told them. i thought it was interesting given this story. ticketmaster ought to look in the mirror and say i'm the problem it's me. that's the advice democrats like him should take about these prices. they did this purposefully by con strange american energy and not dealing with supply chain issues that they probably should have done a better job of. it's mostly energy brian in terms of households i didn't know this. 62% of the food budget is traditional grocery stores in 2008 has dropped down to 58%. the fastest growing guess what since 2008, dollar stores might be a good investment if looking for a franchise up 89.7%. people shopping there households on the west coast spend the least and rural non-hispanic black shoppers spend 11.6% of their food budgets in dollar stores most of any demographic. city of alabama banned new dollar stores opening within one mile of an existing one.

that's how popular they're. the other big question is mr. b. real estate. what is happening with the interest rates going up. the prices of houses across the country were so high. where are the prices dropping the fasters and the most precipitously? san jose, california. followed by san diego, one of the -- i think, one of the best places to live in the country, austin, texas, the biggest increase in austin, texas. long with matthew mcconaughey's mls team is the homeless. phoenix, arizona, warm they are going to be having the super bowl. >> steve: goldman sachs is making this prediction because of skyrocketing interest rates and also declining house prices. and those four cities that we just told you about, goldman sachs is saying that home values will approach 2,008 levels where things go down 25%. extraordinarily. the only places if there is a silver lining here in the northeast down in the southeast,

new york city going to go down a little bit. baltimore and miami will actually go up. and anybody who bought a house in the last year or so as i look at you, you know, you look at the interest rate. you look at how much you paid. people who bought during the pandemic paid at the tippy top of the prices and now, with things going south, you know, people feel good they got a house but then again at what cost? >> brian: the interest rate, if you bought it prior to the interest rate. >> rachel: i did. >> brian: last year the trump administration 2%. you say to yourself the value of my house has dropped and my mortgage rate is unbelievable. it's 5 points less than they give me right now. so you are probably not moving which freezes everything. >> rachel: really tough for young people to start their life with this economy, these interest rates. we want our kids to grow up but boy we're making it hard for them. >> brian: let's sneak across the border and live in a hotel right here on 34th street.

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>> four suspects hit and killed madi brooks. two of the men that i have is video proving brooks was drunk but not to the point she was not able to consent. devastated loftsdz ones,including our next guest are remembering her as a kind soul. ashley owe deck joins us now ashley, so great to have you on. i'm so sorry it's under such terrible circumstances. i want to talk a little bit about what happened to her. before i do i want to know from you what she was like. >> so, in high school, i had the advantage of going with maddie, she was amazing. she really left me in this world with one thing, kindness and love it always the answer, no matter what. and i remember in high school it was really hard and i met her in the bathroom because she was just this gorgeous girl.

she was so beautiful. and i remember walking up to her in the bathroom and i was like you are so beautiful and she was so nice to me. so welcoming normal people would be like thank you, that's all. madi was so nice. she would come get me from the student section and we would go dance with each other at the football games and everything. and then we went to -- in those pictures we had we went to coretta's and she was just all around a nice person. i was going through the hardest time where i felt bullied and everything and she showed me love in a way like nobody else could. that's how i want her to be remembered. i want her to be remembered for the girl that she was. she was the nicest soul. >> rachel: she does seem like a wonderful girl. i saw some of the instagram pictures with her family. two younger brothers. she is very close to her parents. wonderful. it just seems like she was real

family oriented girl. it is tragic what happened to her. one of the things that surprises me as a mom is that she didn't have friends with her that she got into this vehicle with these men that she apparently didn't know very well and yet she was in a sorority. where were her sorority sisters and friends? does it shock you? are you surprised that she did not have friends with her when she was out drinking like that? at least at the end of the night? >> yeah it, does shock me. but i want to make it about madi and what she was like when she was here by the time -- that's what i wanted to make it about. i want everyone in the world to know how good of a person she really was. >> rachel: of course. there are some lessons for young women. what are the lessons you are drawing from this situation? >> personally, don't go out drinking at bars. definitely be careful. men, boys tend to take advantage of young girls whenever they can, so, always, always be

careful and, you know, just know your limits. >> rachel: yeah. that's great advice for young women. i certainly -- i saw the intoxication levels that were reported from madi, and it's very unlikely in my opinion that she was able to consent. of course, the court of law will need to determine that but good advice. don't go out drinking. be careful. and you're right, i think we should have young women should have their friends around them to protect them from these kinds of situations. ashley, thank you so much for joining us this morning. i know it was difficult and i think it's beautiful that you want to remember your friend and talk about that. so thank you so much for joining us. madison brooks. thank you, ashley. >> she was a light. >> rachel: thank you. madison brooks was a 19-year-old and a sophomore student at lsu known for her kindness and compassion as ashley mentioned. may she rest in peace.

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now only $1999. ends monday. >> brian: republican governors making a school choice a staple in the g.o.p. agenda. should be the american agenda. one way through an education savings account it. allows income or sales taxes to be put towards your child's education through a government authorized account. parents can then allocate funds through their approved categories textbooks television or supplies or roll over funs college. kevin stitt knows all about this. that's what is he proposing. governor, what would it look like in your state. >> first off, thanks so much for having me on. we believe that we ought to fund students, not systems in the state of oklahoma we set up a school in norman, for example, that now teaches aviation, if you are a junior or senior in high school. you want to be a pilot or

airline mcneck. you can actually start getting trained in high school for that that's the kind of school choice and options we are talking about and letting parents decide what's best for their kids. >> brian: true. but i'm wondering why you have to do these other things which shows innovation and resourcefulness when we know the student has money when he or she is born. after they pick their gender, of course, after is he born to go to school. why do you have to go do these other things? why can't you say okay, the public school is failing in my view down the block. i'm going to go to the brokial school or the charter school around the block? most states over the history we tracked kids in zip code school. hey, this is what is best for you. you have got no other options, really it's become only the rich or the haves are able to move their kids to a better school. but, in oklahoma, i believe that every single parent, regardless of your economic status, or your

zip code deserves the best education possible. so, why not let parents choose and put and let every kid decide if they want to go to a private school or a charter school or a different public school or an aviation school, why not let them do that. if they need special tutoring for reading help or dyslexia, we need to unlock that instead of just focusing on zip code schools for kids a oklahoma doesn't want behind. i campaigned on this. we want the legislature to get this over the finish line. >> brian: open transfer. you put that into play. my fundamental question is if i'm a student in oklahoma is it 800,000 a $8,000. or take that $8,000 and go to private school. you are saying you can't do

that. >> the property tax portion will stay with the zip code school way we put into the funding formula across the state would be fungible, would move with the student. that's what we are talking about. we're still negotiating that i would like it to be 8,000. it may start out at $5,000 but, whatever we do we want though start that conversation that we want to put parents and let them choose what's best for their kids and it would create a tremendous boon in more private schools, private schools. aviation schools. more options for parents. the number is still being negotiated. >> brian: so, governor, it seems like a great idea. you have got 8 states already doing it. did you study the outcomes on some of these states and what made you convinced this is the right way to go for yours? >> first off. i have got to give a lot of credit to jeb bush, the former governor of florida. he has been mentoring and mentoring me and telling me what

he did in florida 20 years ago and unlocking. now miami-dade county and some of these counties, you have got over half the kids going to schools outside of their assigned zip code. that's creating competition. and it actually, the schools that a student leaves, they actually get better because class sizes go down. now you are seeing them having to reinvent themselves to try to be teaching kids how to be college ready and career ready it's a pretty novel concept. put parents in charge and let them decide what is best for their kids instead of the government or zip code or the elitist in washington, d.c. determining that. >> that's good to see such a resource because i know that is a major passion. i think it's going to be interesting. because i know unions hate. this the teachers unions hate this. they are fighting you every step of the way. governor, thanks so much it's fought to work for the families. meanwhile. >> go other to carley shimkus

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nancy pelosi. the pelosi act would require members to divest their holdings within six months of assuming office and they would have to return profits to american taxpayers if they violate the law. hawley tweeting quote members of congress and their spouses shouldn't be using their positions to get rich on the stock market. and paris hilton announcing the birth of her first baby with this adorable picture writing, quote: you are already loved beyond words. look at that cute little hand there no word yet on the name of the baby born who was born via surrogate. first husband with husband. just celebrated their first wedding anniversary in november. those are the headlines. congratulations paris hilton on the birth of your baby boy. >> brian: lee is ready to go. i guess she still gets maternity. >> carley: i think she needs it. coming up, nancy grace joins us live. bad blood between taylor swift fans and ticketmaster following her tour sales disaster.

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quick headlines. academy nominations poet snubs and surprises. take a look at the best actor category. brendon frazier best actor critically acclaimed rule in the whale. elvis film austin butler 8 nominations. everything everywhere all at once leading the way with 11 demonstrations including best picture. and a major surprise, tom cruise was left out of the best an tore category if you can believe it. he still notched a nomination. his first nomination in 23 years as a producer for top gun maverick. and justin bieber receiving a big payday after selling 291 song catalog reporting $200 million. the grammy winning singer will rights of every song he released up to 2021. the hypnosis song's

capital. it's the same company can eny and justin timberlake. bieber's catalog some of his biggest hits including baby, sorry. and "what do you mean" steve, down to you. >> steve: other, carley, you are a belieber. can i tell. ticketmaster getting grilled by lawmakers over taylor swift's concert ticket fiasco which prevented millions of fans from buying tickets to her upcoming tour. the head of live nation sells hey, congress, don't blame us. >> we knew bots would attack that on sale and plan accordingly. we were hit with three times the amount of bot traffic we had ever experienced and for the first time in 400 verified fan on sales they came after our verified fan password servers as well. while the bots failed to penetrate our systems and acquire any tickets the attack requires to slow down and even pause our sales.

>> steve: so, what? fox business anchor and host of american dream home cheryl casone joins us now. cheryl good morning. >> steve: they were called on the carpet because they screwed up big. they knew these bots were going to hit us and more than we thought. they should have taken more precautions. >> cheryl: they should have been ready because this is taylor swift. this is swiftie's. they knew this would be a huge demand item when they released these tickets for her heir rest tour. you can verify a consumer vs. a bot. it's not rocket science this day and age the technology is there the fact that they own 70% of the ticket sales concert going market and they are not using that money all those profits to get their systems up to speed is a real disappointment. i have got say, talk about the most bipartisan day on capitol hill. that was pretty impressive. yeah. democrats, republicans going after you. >> i think amy klobuchar was talking about when she used to go to. >> aerosmith. >> steve: and the cars and stuff

like that. guy back into the 70s and the 80's when we would buy tickets. you know, nothing like this ever happened. whatever the price on the ticket was, that's what you would pay. buff now it's where ticketmaster has set a very high price on stuff. they just want it out the door because these sell all those tickets. the resellers come in and absolutely scalp people. >> here is their excuse it's not our department. you know what it is at this point. >> steve: thank you. >> think of those broken hearts out there across the country not just daughters but moms, too. >> that wanted to see taylor swift. this is a huge black eye on them. the bigger thing here, this is a doj issue. are they monopoly. do they need to be investigated. there is no calls for them to be broken up. i think -- i'm a capitalist. i will tell you i think that's a fair criticism. >> steve: absolutely. you said it was bipartisan on capitol hill. absolutely. here are senators from both sides of the aisle grilling ticketmaster. >> this whole concert ticket

system is a mess. it's a monday nopistic mess. >> you're controlling 80% of the ability of consumers to access tickets. >> if you care about the consumer, cap the price. not every kid can afford whatever it is $500 to go see taylor swift. >> steve: no kidding. >> i have to point this out senator mike lee fromee talk he said to be honest. i hoped to get the gavel back from klobuchar chair. once again she is the cheer can't i'm on the bleemps. how many staffers on capitol hill spent all weekend working on puns to get to look pretty funny a lot of them did. >> steve: a lot of them made the highlight reel. >> now that people are going back to concerts. let's hope they can do something to make it more equitable and easy to get a ticket. >> we had not heard from taylor swift really on this.

i think that she could be the voice of this. >> steve: after the fiasco she seemed to be regretful. i apologize. i had no idea this was going to happen. >> she could probably do a lot -- a lot of artist could. >> steve: which is. >> we will see what the response will be. >> steve: thank you very much, cheryl. before you leave best concert you ever went to? >> oh gosh, def leppard. of course i was an adult because i couldn't go to concerts when i was a kid. >> steve: watch tonight on american dream home on american business prime. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: i did not think it was going to be def leppard. just saying. coming up, we have great show on this wednesday. nancy, clay, monica, race car driver ryan blaney and so much more. you are watching "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month.

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