did, joey, our nation owes you, owes you the best equipment the best resources the best effort behind you. right now that doesn't seem like that's the case it. seems like we are setting our brave men and women up to fail. >> ashley: look at the numbers, dwindling. shall. >> todd: with that, "fox & friends" begins right now. have a great monday, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: arraignment date set for the exmemphis police officers set for the death of tireee mic columns. >> dealing with abuse of policing. >> you are not getting the best of the best. >> president biden on the road touting infrastructure word. >> my word as a biden i have never been more optimistic. 71% of the nation believe the nation is heading in the wrong direction. >> more than two thirds use negative words, counsel hill, off track. >> telling fox news that nearly 300,000 illegal immigrants have

slipped past border neither less than three months? some are on the suspected terror list. >> mayor lori lightfoot blasting into the last month of campaign. blasting for ignoring crime. since january 2021 crime has spiked. >> offense, hurts looking for a push from behind he is waiting for a signal and touchdown, eagles. ♪ hurt so good ♪ come on, baby, make it hurt so good ♪ sometimes love don't feel like it should ♪ baby, hurt to good. ♪ >> brian: what am i looking at here? that's philadelphia. i want to make sure it's not the elm buyer state building. >> will: could be new york. >> ainsley: made a lot of giants fans very upset.

>> brian: what a game. if you are watching us now you might have nodded off last night. one of the greatest closes to a playoff game you are going to see especially when you think about what patrick mahomes was able to do with a hayek kel sprain. will worked over the weekend and agreed to work today; is that correct? >> will: yeah. [laughter] >> ainsley: did you stay up watching the games? >> will: i went to bed at halftime. >> ainsley: i watched all of them. >> will: you stayed up the whole time. >> brian: i did too. >> ainsley: it was hard at the end it was 20, 20. >> did i get up this morning and look at it. look at everything that happened yesterday. obviously i saw the eagles. the eagles-niners game but bengals chiefs game that came down to the final moments of the game. controversially a late hit out of bounds for joseph ossai, texas longhorn. see the video videos of osei rye crying. controversial game. nfl rigged was trending, still is.

>> brian: it shouldn't be. but, like i say, what happened is people don't know, mahomes was not able to run most of the game h to run to close the gap get within field goal range. he got hit late. add another 515 yards 40-yard field goal instead of 55-yard field goal that would end the game and be over after that. also, the big runback that set up put mahomes 30 something seconds back. >> ainsley: what about the brothers? first time ever in super bowl history two brothers have played each other. jason kelsey and kansas city tight end travis kelsey will be playing each other in two sundays out in arizona. who does their mom pull for? what does she do? >> will: she has a split jersey. >> brian: i think she likes drafts better. >> love them equally. >> i don't think so. >> ainsley: i only have one child. i will say this.

i think it's going to be a great matchup and i couldn't be more wrong. >> brian: i in eagles cincinnati. >> steve: i had eagles cincinnati. >> brian: two quarterbacks in one game and already started the game with third string quarterback it was over in the first quarter. that game just went on and on and on. they should have put christian mccaffrey just let maim play. >> ainsley: apparently the eagles fans were climbing the poles. the police had greased the poles. they have did it anyway. they were wearing their riot gear the police were prepared. >> brian: how do you climb a greased pole. >> will: if that's all eagles fan does after a game let's celebrate that we have showed video they won't. >> ainsley: eagles won the super bowl five years ago. so who is going to win in two sundays. >> bria brian poor over the stats in the break. >> ainsley: the eagles did well

they beat by a lot. >> will: to be fair they have beat daniel jones and josh johnson on the way to the super bowl. it's true. giant's quarterback and we are on four. the fourth string quarterback. >> brian: then he got hurt. and brought back a guy who cup temperatured his ulnar, they think, basically says if it's ruptured you could be out for six months and he still went back in the game. >> will: i think the eagles are good. i picked the eagles. i think that's true as well. the quarterbacks they beat and now they have to play patrick mahomes. >> ainsley: what did you think about the empire state building and you grew up here. was that a slap in the face. >> brian: everyone should be fired. >> will: outrage. very strong provincialism and regionalism. if that happened in dallas i would be irate. >> ainsley: flight eagles flight going green and white in honor of the eagles in fact championship victory. giant's fans were furious.

>> brian: what about jets fans. >> ainsley: let the city down. a joke terrible one at that. outkick the first sentence in their article about this was what a giant betrayal. >> brian: got to be one guy's decision. >> will: three hours. can beget the guy on the show. >> brian: let wants talk about serious stuff now. >> will: begin in memphis we now know the bond arraignment date for the five former police officers killed in the beating of tyre nichols. >> ainsley: comes after the body cam footage released and sparked protests all over the country. >> brian: charles is light with the latest. charles? >> hey, good morning, guys. according to court records, the five former memphis police officers now charged with second degree murder in the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols will be arraigned on the 17th. after the release of brutal body cam video and i want to warn our

viewers disturbing. question whether others will face charges. video shows the five now former officers participating in a savage beating where is he kicked, punched, pepper sprayed and struck with a baton multiple times as nichols is left seemingly defenseless. you also see in the video other officers show up on scene and stand around and a bloody nichols is left to wait more than 20 minutes for medical attention. two fire department employees and shelby deputies relieved of their duties pending an internal investigation and moving forward the county d.a. says he will not rule out new charges for others who may have played a role in nichols' death. >> we're going to need time to allow the investigation to go forward in further consideration of charges. nothing we did last thursday regarding the indictments precludes us from bringing other charges later. >> now, protests here in memphis

and other cities across the country remain largely peaceful at the request of nichols family over the weekend who described nichols as a father who loved to skateboard. watch the sun set, and was nonviolent. >> i'm not going to stop until every person that had anything to do with my son's death is prosecuted to the fullest of the law. i hate the fact that it was five black men that actually did this to another black man. my son probably was their age. >> as calls for justice continue, we are learning at least two of the former officers charged at the darius and demetrius joined after loosened hiring dropped the requirement

associate's degree and full time job for five years. we do not know if bean or hali didn't meet. the parents of tieee's nichols will be at the president biden's state of the union address next week. they will be there at the request of the congressional black caucus, guys. >> will: thank you, charles. >> ainsley: congressional black caucus requested a meeting a meeting on police reform. >> brian: i was a little surprised that people are still bringing race into this. ben crump, a lawyer, obviously, the lawyer suggested race may have played a role even though all the five accused and plus are going to be charged. in this is the blueprint going forward though by the way to handle an i want like this because you quickly addressed it. released the video quickly on the urging of the family relatively quickly and then five were charged and four out on bail. >> will: obviously the five officers were black that pete

tieee nichols to your pointed of your surprise. people are making the snl itself institutes of policing institution of white supremacy totally robs black individuals of agency. you can't be capable of bad decisions and can't be capable of good decisions simply a product of your environment and system around you. it confuses police brutality isn't unique or isolated to the united states of america. how do you explain it is there not police brutality in china? >> brian: every day. >> will: it's a human issue. and these five individuals, by the way charles' report did you notice as well testimony that of these officers, at least two were hired. we don't know about them specifically after the standards were dropped when attack on policing as an institution at large went on. >> jim jordan said we just don't

have enough good people applying. jason armstrong the ferguson police chief when i saw that video i realized that's not policing. it was uncalled for and fired and charged appropriately noteworthy this michigan study no bias in fatal police shootings. the percentage of hispanic and victims killed by white cops is four times higher than blacks killed by cops 9% to 2%. the big fear for me personally is no one is going to want to be appear do. even less people want to be appear do now. going to stop any proactive policing. when they go into the neighborhood, get to know the people. a lot of cops are going to say i'm going to back out. i don't need anything. i don't need any potential trouble. and now there is a big push to get rid of qualified immunity for all cops. show the body cam video shows something that gets them in

trouble. they get suspended and for $35,000 a year you get vilified and have to go trial. >> ainsley: you watch that video and you wonder why didn't one of those five intervene look, this is not cool. you can't treat a human being. >> brian: did you hear the talk? they grabbed my gun. >> will: horrific and universally. it's been universally won department. these five individuals at a minimum. perhaps more will be held accountable. the question is the conversation we are having now. is there something large tore address? i as brian mentioned. on my podcast this weekend on "fox & friends" had stephen a. smith my old frenemy from espn we had many debates on "first take" came and visited me with his book on "straight shooter" talked about whether we should expand it into this larger idea of policing. listen. >> modifications, i think, are necessary. but i would never call for the accomplishment of law enforcement. we have got bad apples throughout our society in all shapes, colors and sizes and

genders. there has to be law and order. there is no doubt about that. and i know for a fact that the vast majority of folks in the black community ander other community when trouble brews, we are dialing # 11. is, i'm not going to lose my sense of self-answered talk about how we need to abolish policing. hell no, i don't believe in that at all. yes, do i believe that there are some bad apples. they needed to be weeded out and addressed. of the goods members in law enforcement need to put forth their due diligence and work as diligently as others do to weed those bad apples out. >> will: check out that entire conversation this morning on the will cain podcast. >> ainsley: you watch the video of the parents. they have his pictures behind them and imagine if that were your child. we have been calling for better policing for so many years in

this country and it's going to be someone else's child next time. imagine if it were yours. >> brian: i was struck, too, by the policing part of it. they reviewed the footage, they found the officer shouted 71 commands. many of it contradictory in 13 minutes. get down, i am on the ground. roll over, don't roll over. so this guy could not comply. i mean, he could not have satisfied all five of those guys. >> will: standing him up and knocking him back down. it was horrific. >> ainsley: kicking him. >> brian: coming up straight ahead, prepare for battle, the chilling prediction from an air force general and republican congressman, chairman, who also fears we are on the brink of war with china. >> ainsley: plus, overnight, dozens of migrants seeking shelter in new york city hotel and refusing to leave. why they are against their new taxpayer funded accommodations. ♪ leave this world behind ♪ a life you will remember ♪

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>> we're back with headlines, president biden is back on the road today heading to baltimore to tout infrastructure bill. inflation is top of mind for many americans who are not buying what biden is selling about his economy. is he getting slammed for tweeting, quote: my word as a biden, i have never been more on tis mic about america's future than i am today. while a new poll shows 71% of americans think the country is headed in the wrong direction. chicago mayor lori lightfoot is dancing into the final months of her re-election campaign quite literally. ♪ ♪ [drums] ♪

>> critics calling out lightfoot for ignoring crime and homelessness. since january 1st, crime in chicago has spiked across the board already up 61% from this time last year. the crises causing overwhelming business closures along the city's iconic magnificent mile which now sits 31% vacant after flagship stores fled the chaos. dozens of migrants standing their ground outside a ritzy hotel refusing to leave for a shelter in brooklyn. adult men were supposed to move to the new facility over the weekend where they would get the same services as the hotel. activists say the migrants think the brooklyn shelter is uninhabit being while claiming hotel officials are kicking them out. the brooklyn location is the fifth largest center in the city since migrants began coming by bus loads last year. now, to the nfl, we know who will play in super bowl 57.

ffc, the fizzle eagles stomped the san francisco 49ers, 31-7 and heading back to second super bowl in five years. ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the roads to victory ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ >> ashley: eagles win got a congratulations in new york city. empire state building lighting up green and white growing outrage from new yorkers. calling the display bird brained. kansas cities outlasted cincinnati bengals after a game winning drive taking only 23-20 win. >> for 45 yards, all the way, it's good. >> ashley: but the big win was not without controversy with just over 10 minutes, the

bengals stopped the chiefs to force a fourth down. but, the refuses ordered a due over because a whistle was blown before the snap and gave the chiefs the shot they needed so now the super bowl match up is set and very own brian kilmeade is headed west and bring you all the big game defrals glendale, arizona. watch the game, sunday, februar. did i not realize the uproar and outrage that lighting the empire state building. it was bad this morning in the studio. what happened? >> ainsley: some people saying maybe they pushed the button for the jets colors. >> ashley: they put it up for the chiefs too. it was red at one point. >> brian: i didn't know that. >> ashley: one of our stage managers posted a picture of it. >> doesn't matter. >> ainsley: giants lost to the eagles a week ago. >> brian: three times. >> lap in the face. whoever did that this morning.

>> will: get on it. 901. >> brian: this was strikes, especially about the amount of people that agreed with it after it was put out. on friday general mike mminnahan. i hope i am wrong. of my gut tells me we will fight in 2025 china, meaning china, because president x xis is has secured his third term and said his war council in october of 2022. taiwan's presidential elections 2024. and offer xi a reason. the united states presidential elections no 2024 offer xi a distracted america and xi reason and opportunity all aligned for 2025. he told everyone in his command to comak sure your legal affairs are in order and visit legal services to make sure because we're going to be training hard and there's going to be risk. because he believes it's going to happen very similar to admiral davidson in 2021. came out and said he believes h china

is going to take taiwan forcing us to take action. >> ainsley: biden said we would. the general wrote that in a memo to his officers on friday. of course it circulated. everyone was talking about this. department of defense is down playing. they say minute hand's comments. >> brian: you guys wept off the wall and talked about how both militaries line up. >> will: we did. pete went off the wall. united states has a military advantage over china but not in every way. >> ainsley: went through each of the pieces. >> will: their naval forces are being beefed up it. appears they are preparing for the type of conflict this would involve. and then you have legitimate question is the united states focused? are we focused on this imminent threat? you know, congressman michael mccaul of texas has said. some of us understand the threat.

we agree with what minihan had to say. unfortunately he may be accurate says mccaul. >> i hope is he wrong as well. i think he is right though. china is looking at reunification of taiwan. that's how they call it. several ways to do that the first one is to influence the election that will take place a year from today. president cy's party is running for re-election. china is hitting them hard saying to go to war with china. if they succeed in that effort like hong kong without a shot fired. about f. they don't win in that one, they are going to look at military invasion. we have to be prepared for this. it could happen i think as long as biden is in office projecting weakness, as he did with afghanistan that led to putin invading ukraine, that the odds are very high we could see a conflict with china and taiwan and the indo-pacific. this goes back to my father's war of world war ii.

>> brian: here's the good news. if we all agree that this is an eminent threat and if minihan is speaking out for other people talk to the higher offices, then we commit to the defense these defense contractors. we are going to be buying x, y, and z, type of munitions to fight this war and they will start making it. until they know that we're going to order this stuff, we're not going to make it because we are a capitalist society. china says i want this ship build. this carrier built. i have want to build an island and militarize it for us. if you want these missiles, rockets, do it. i need to know i'm going to get paid. we need to get on that track quickly to replenish what we are giving ukraine and get ready for that fight. other good news is japan sees the threat and they are bulking up themselves which is freaking china the hell out. they know what happened the last time japan got serious about their military. basically almost took the whole country. >> ainsley: this weekend you did the wall segment and you went

through every part of the military and what we need to beef up. where we are better than china. and some of the areas where with the nuclear warheads and some sort of a missile that pete was saying is very effective. we have many more of that. and then our finances, our budget. we have more money going towards our military. >> will: 808 billion vs. 300. >> brian: they have hypersonic. >> will: they have hypersonic. >> ainsley: where are we weak compared to them? >> will: the place you have to focus is on the navy. i am no military expert. brian certainly knows more about our military capabilities than i do. china seems to be investing in naval capabilities. >> brian: best thing we could do is give taiwan the best defensive equipment we need stop an invasion or hinder it or make them think twice about it. we know exactly what they yeed if need. trouble executing the delivery. >> ainsley: is that not happening. >> brian: not happening. going way too slow. ordered not executed not

delivered. there is something in the supply chain that is stopping taiwan to be able to defend itself. >> will: to me the big take away from this as pointed out in that memo from general minihan is that we have a presidential election in 2024. and presidents are often elected because of what we perceive they will do on domestic policy. barack obama and healthcare. george w. bush wanted to be the education president. but more often than not, presidents tenure their terms are defined by what happened on the world stage. so elect somebody how are prepared to lead you through a potential war. >> ainsley: hopefully they don't see this as a moment of weakness like michael mccaul said they watched what happened with afghanistan. what happened with russia being able to invade ukraine and we don't want that to happen again. we have two more years with this president. >> will: coming up. the double murder trial of alex murdaugh entering week two. what jurors can expect to hear. >> brian: alarming number of illegal immigrants crossing our northern border.

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turning to tennis. novak djokovic wins o10th spraustralian open bringing recd tying 22nd grand slam. [cheers] >> that's it. >> ashley: i mean can you obviously see what this means to him as is he now tied up with spanish rival raffaele nadal for the most men's grand slams ever. this year's victory is in stark contrast to djokovic last australian open when he was deported from the country for refusing to take the cody vaccine. one of the world's most popular youtube content creators is using his influence for good. mr. beast paid to cure 1,000 people's blindness in his latest upload. the heart-warming video shows the patients' reactions to

seeing for the first time. the internet star is known for his generous and expensive video ideas which do include letting strangers use his credit card. selling his house for $1. and then giving away multiple lamborghinis, watching people see and hear for the first time. >> brian: can we get into how they are getting to see. do we know what we are using? >> ashley: i have no idea. >> brian: i think that's the bigger story. would you follow that while i'm doing this? how do you teach people to see? >> ashley: guys, somebody help brian out. >> brian: i don't know that was a choice. thank you very much, ashley. meanwhile, let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. >> janice: always important questions, brian. that's why i love you. >> brian: right. >> janice: take a look at that weather. potential for ice storm across portions of the south. you can see the current temperatures. the colors there representing below freezing. below zero in a lot of these plays across the northern plains

and the wind chills are bitter. minus 3 in fargo. draped in texas, oklahoma and arkansas. that means we could see the potential actually i'm pretty sure see the potential of ice storm for parts of texas, arkansas and in towards tennessee and kentucky and alabama. the pink on your map. that's never a good sign here is the ice forecast. they are not well prepared. i'm sure texas is the first one to say we are not well prepared for an ice storm. that is going to be a big deal through wednesday. keep you up to date fox weather.com for all the latest details. and for all the latest details on brian. it's brian kilmeade.com. >> brian: thanks, janice. cataract removal surgery. all right. thank you. meanwhile, this: chaos at our southern border, sources telling fox news that nearly 300,000

got-aways slipped past border agents in less than four months. griff jenkins found out about that. incredible. apprehensions on northern border are on the rise. next guest lives in pittsburgh, new hampshire whereby alarming number of people encountering illegals on their property. joining us the chairman of the pittsburgh new hampshire select board richard judd. richard, how unique is this situation that you are witnessing right now. >> really tough situation. we have a small police force and border patrol needs to really step up and i'm not sure how many men they have on now but sending a lot of them away to the southern borders, i believe. and it's very important for us to have that in pittsburgh. >> brian: what are you noticing? tell me what the people of pittsburgh are talking about. >> they are smuggling over one particular family got caught in the middle of it.

and they had weapons and they had to back out of the camp and go get help. >> brian: are they coming from canada? >> yes. >> brian: coming from canada. what nationality are they? they are not canadians. >> no. they are not canadians. i'm not sure the nationality. i wasn't involved in that there definitely is a lot of smuggling going across the river and on hall stream road is where they do most of it. >> brian: how could you characterize security there. >> what was that? >> brian: how would you characterize the security by you? what do they have to get through? what gauntlets do they have to get through to cross? >> well, border patrol is watching it closely. they do a very good job with the men that they have. they're an excellent group. and just like i said though, we are a small police force. we don't have a full-time officer at this point. but we're still looking for one. >> brian: listen now bad it is. check this out. i know we are all worried about the southern border. increasingly worrisome.

look at this, 2016 about 2,000 people. already in 2023, 42,000 plus have crossed. 109,000 last year. in 2022. and when biden takes over it was at 27,000. we are being invaded from every side now. i mean, what do you want to see happen? obviously you're understaffed for this new incursion, correct? >> yes. we are very under staffed. and we need more border protection. because we're not able to do it as a town. we are looking for the border patrol to step it up. >> brian: all right. we'll try to get the federal government to acknowledge what you are witnessing. richard, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> okay. thank you. >> brian: get governor sununu on that. he usually makes things happen. coming up the death of tyre nichols reigniting conversations on policing. what can be done to move forward? our next guest has the answer. ♪

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♪ >> will: the tet of tyre nickels at the hands of five memphis police officers reigniting on policing, race and our justice system. our next guest says it's time for leaders to work together to end senseless violence. these woodson center founder bob woodson joins us now. dr. woodson always good have you on the program. look at a situation everyone universally can condemn. how do you look at this and see some solution for the future? >> well, first of all, we must stop vilifying the police. we must stop listening to the voices of despair, anger and division. dr. king said that racism isn't bad because it's visited upon blacks by whites, it's bad because it is evil. and that all of us must unite to confront this evil. and that's what we must do. because, right now, so what we do is we go into the community

suffering the problem. in these low income black neighborhoods and they don't preach visitation vilification. 840% of black americans say they support the police. 60% of blacks surveyed do not believe racial discrimination is the biggest barrier to their future. we must work with these groups like the voices of black mothers united. thousands of moms who lost their children to homicide and we are working with them and they are establishing partnerships with the police all over this country and as a consequence, we are having events that promote positive interaction with police and as a result you are seeing crime go down a little bit. you see also, cases being closed so we must take an affirmative action and listen to the voices of the people with the solutions. >> will: so, doctor, i'm

curious, it seems that there is this tension. you first deal with the reality that the police are going into high crime areas, disproportionately poor or filled with minorities, often black americans. in order to address that problem, you have aggressive policing. and then it would seem because of aggressive policing you have tension with the local community. but i hear what you are saying is in fact no there is not tension within the black community because of aggressive policing? >> no. again, the people you see on television are not the people who are resident that community. in fact, this whole issue started back in 2015 with the death of freddie gray. black officials in baltimore were the first to use the police as a scapegoat to explain why and since they have been in control for 40 years why have conditions of poor black gotten worse under their supervision? what they did then police as a

cobs sequence the violent crime went up in the communities but none of the leaders who are advocating defund the police live in situations where there is high crime. so, it's a bait and switch game. they use the -- as bait the police action switch comes which had when lee sources come. they don't dom improve relations with police it. goes to those preaching anger. you can't do anything problem by attacking t the or attacking --e need to do people. going into gang infested community where there were 53 murders in a five square block area in two years by harnessing the resources in there.

the moral mentors. we were able to reduce it for zero for two years. models exist how to do this we need to pay attention and resources. >> will: important point i hear from you as well. you attack the police, you disband units and allow for crime to flourish. who are the victims of those circumstances but once again the cycle it is black americans in these issues -- in these areas of high crime. doctor, what is in your perspective is always appreciated. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> will: coming up. dave rubin joins us live. but, first, the town of jackson, mississippi, bracing to be without clean water at times for over the next decade. a well-known business owner shares his struggles to keep the doors open as people flee. afeli? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust.

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>> ashley: we are back with headlines, stock futures ahead down in the busy week in the financial world. >> all three increase cease down by at least three quarters of a percentage point before the markets open later this morning. meantime key federal reserve meetings on tuesday and wednesday could bring another quarter percent rate high hike. meta and google set to release earnings this week. two of america's largest auto insurers refusing to write policies for kia and hyundai a models considered too easy to steal. they lack electronic mobilizers which stop a thief from driving off with a car. some cities across the u.s. are seeing 300 percent increase of theft of kia and hyundai models in the last two years, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you so much. ashley. the town of jackson, mississippi, is bracing to be

without clean drinking water periodically in the next decade after catastrophic failure of its pipe system. this comes as the city sees a massive population decline and more than 6,000 businesses have recently closed. our next guest is bending over backwards to keep the doors open. nic wallace owns nissan cafe. he has his own culinary institute as well as you saw him on top chef he was a finalist. good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning. >> good morning. tell us the problem. why is it going to take 10 years to fix the pipe system? >> >> so the infrastructure has been, you know, bad throughout so many years. everybody working, you know, active live in jackson since, you know, for about 20 years now. so, you know, boil water notice has always hit, you know, every now and again. and when it hits, you know, it hurts. and it's just things that needs to be replaced. you know, it's just like a faulty refrigerator. you know, at some point, you know, it's time to update a t.

and upgrade it. >> how is this affecting you and your culinary institute? >> well, it's affecting me in two parts. so, i'm a community person. so, i always try to support the community doing water drives. you know, getting will sponsorsships bring tractor trailers full of water. when we have got to go close it, affects my staff that i dearly love. and i want the guests to be able to come in any time they want. but this is the other part. i'm a parent, too. i have a 10-year-old. and when she can't go to school, it's a struggle all the way. now i can't be that culinary ambassador anymore it. effects me in so many different parts. >> ainsley: they shut down the schools when they can't produce clean water. your restaurant, i know you have a larger restaurant and larger business. but what about the small, new young chef that is just on the scene and doesn't have the money to go out and buy cases of wa

water? >> it is definitely a struggle. we have so much talent here in jackson. and i just wish that everybody would just focus on that. because we need to make sure we focus and get them as much support as possible. but, you know, it really sucks in a way because we have so many outstanding restaurants that possibly can't survive for the next, you know, year, two years when they are affected by the water. so being something just has to be done. and from what they're offering for migrant and all that, many chefs don't even worry about dealing with all that paperwork because it's just pennies. we have to spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars daily to survive throughout, you know, not having good clean drinking water. >> ainsley: how much are you spending each day. >> i can spend upwards of $500 a day. i mean, you know, think about staffing, think about cost of goods. you know, think about the lights being on. you know, just to get up to $500. sometimes it takes you 30

minutes or an hour. so it hurts. you know, you. >> ainsley: i can't believe we are doing this story. this is america. this is jackson, mississippi, and we are worried about our water. >> we should not be worried. >> ainsley: i agree. nic, good people in jackson. one of my closest friend up here is from jackson, mississippi. her family is wonderful. thank you so much. congratulations on your career, your success. >> thank you. >> ainsley: all right. coming up, dancing queen, chicago's embattled mayor lori lightfoot marching to the beat of her own drum as crime soars as magnificent mile is losing its shimmer ♪ ♪ alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. and, long lasting gain scent beads. try gain odor defense. be gone, smelly everything!

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