insight. >> thank you. >> todd: we started it off with jim jordan's soundbite saying these actions on the border seem like they have to be intentional. it really does beg the question why would you do the things joe biden has done if it wasn't intentional. >> exactly. >> ashley: makes you wonder. with that, "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> todd: bye-bye. ♪ ♪s ♪ i got you babe. >> ainsley: they have got hats, blankets and gloves. punxsutawney phil. it is groundhog day will he see his shadow? >> steve: that's right. that's why toba is playing sony and cher because in the

groundhog movie every time the weather man bill murray wakes up in that hotel he is staying at they are playing this song. come on in. >> ainsley: i wonder if more people watch it today than any other year. i haven't seen that movie in years. >> brian: the movie or janice dean who is going to be covering it. >> steve: that's why the connection. bill murray was a tv weather man and every year janice goes to punxsutawney out in pennsylvania. janice, this year, i think it's the coldest day you have been there. currently 14 degrees there and feels like 8. >> ainsley: what a cute hat. >> janice: you know it's all about the fashion, are guys. you know what? it may be 15 degrees but i'm feeling the love and the warmth here in glob bler's knob. this is the first time i have been here. gets more exciting if that's possible. a town of 6,000 people. on this day 20 to 30,000 people gather on this small little hill

in punxsutawney, pennsylvania to see the groundhog, the progress prognosticator of all pros no, sir at this carrots decide if we are going to have another six weeks of winter. my bet is that we are because we have had such a mild winter so far. but he will come out and he will give us his forecast at 7:20. in the meantime i'm going to continue to listen to the music, the fireworks and enjoy the 137th groundhog day in punxsutawney, pennsylvania where they love fox news. [cheers] >> ainsley: 7:20 east coast time. wake up the kids and get them in front of the tv. we all remember that. >> when you yelled like that. you realize there is a guy with headsets in the truck nose is bleeding because of the high pitch. >> janice: wohoo. >> steve: janice, i have a question for you. you have thousands of people there at the library to see if

punxsutawney sees his shadow in 90 minutes. how many of the people because it's so bitterly cold how many penal might you say have some antifreeze in them, if you know what i mean? >> janice: yes, i know exactly what you mean. i would say there's at least a 50% chance of that here at punxsutawney. and they are going to be giving out some free beer if punxsutawney phil does not give his shadow. we are all going to get free beer if he declares an early spring. >> ainsley: later in the show you have to give us a little history. beauregard down in georgia. how did punxsutawney become the groundhog for the country? >> janice: this has been going on since the 1800s and he is officially 137 years old. he -- they are not different phils. it's the same phil, they give him an elixir, something like something something every year to keep him alive.

>> steve: couple shots of botox. >> janice: oldest groundhog in the history. absolutely. i have met him and he looks good. >> steve: no kidding. all right. janice, stay warm and we will be checking in with you all morning. >> ainsley: find out his secret we need to live that long. >> steve: listen, here in, no, we had staten island phil who got dropped by the mayor and didn't work out too well for him. much happier now. meanwhile, talk about the news of the day here on this thursday. republicans are taking the crisis at our southern border to capitol hill. >> ainsley: lawmakers you probably saw all the coverage sparring for hours during that house judiciary committee's first fiery hearing on the border crisis. >> brian: they can't even agree it's a problem. lucas thomson live in washington with more. lucas? >> good morning, guys. as promised republicans on the house judiciary committee using first hearing to focus on what they call a crisis on the southern border. here is the new committee

chairman jim jordan. >> month after month after month we have set records for migrants coming into the country and, frankly, i think it's intentional. i don't know how anyone with common sense or logic can reach any other conclusion. it seems deliberate. it seems pre-med indicated. >> other republicans on the committee asking where is president biden's border czar and accused vice president kamala harris of being mia. democrats yesterday firing back accusing the republicans of racism. here's new york jerry nadler. >> the first hearing will showcase the racist tendency of the extreme maga republican wing of the party that seeks to close the border refugees from cuba and venezuela. almost makes me miss the unusual obsession with conspiracy theories and the fbi. >> 4.5 million migrants crossed the southern border since president biden took office. that's more than the mop labor relation of los angeles. always worried about drugs coming over the border particularly deadly fentanyl.

u.s. deaths have skyrocketed. a father of a young man who died of a overdose addressed the committee and will appear in the next hour of "fox & friends." >> on august 21st, noah died as a result of fentanyl poisoning. more specifically, illicit fentanyl poisoning. so, as you can see, it's not just a border check point issue. this isn't a political issue. this is an issue about the safety of our children. >> arizona congressman andy biggs has introduced. we have articles against president biden's homeland security chief saying secretary mayorkas has failed to uphold his oath presiding over a reckless abandonment of border security. and for historical context, guy, the only cabinet member impeached in the u.s. history secretary grant's statement of war in 1976. >> steve: don't have video of.

>> brian: need the senate and president to do it. that's all show, symbolism. lucas, thanks so much. for them to not agree that the border has never been worse. for them to not agree only thing disagreement is the president doing this on purpose? but they actually looking to call them maga republicans. jerry nadler actually said the reasonable we are doing this is because the republicans have not passed any legislation since they got the majority. they have had the majority and picked a speaker now for two weeks? yes. they are trying to paper over that horror of not being able to pass legislation. >> ainsley: racist tendencies. >> brian: unbelievable. i just hope the numbers tell the story. the fentanyl as the judge says fentanyl is being overbehind by republicans when there is a cartel present in all 50 states? so, to me, it was so discouraging to see this because i thought there would be some commonality with everyone saying it's bad. we're just going to differ on how to fix it. they can't even agree that it's bad. >> steve: they can't. brian, to your point about no

administration officials were called from the biden administration so essentially the democrats on the committee had to defend the policy. and they pointed out that major fentanyl seizures are at official ports of entry driven by american citizens. relatively small fraction seetzed by border patrol agents between the ports, virtually none seized from the migrants. that's just one of those things. of the republicans and democrats are on different pages. when it comes to being on the same page, go new york city. and everybody is on the same page. what are all those migrants who are in the luxury hotel, why were they on the streets of new york city camped out in front of a hotel until last night at 8:00 when the cops said okay, show's over, let's go. >> ainsley: camped out in front of the watson hotel, kingdom out of that hotel because they want to make room for moms with their kids so they have the hotel rooms. they were sending the guys out to brooklyn to the cruise terminal. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: they all said we are

not leaving. todd piro said it's because all these activists were out there. don't leave, take a stand. sleep out on the street. >> steve: they were saying that last night. >> ainsley: meanwhile hot meals and a warm cold front under in a heated room out in brooklyn. so why wouldn't they go there? these activists are saying don't do it. let's, you know, let's protest, these are the same activists that said that republicans were using them as pawns, right? now these activists are saying -- doing the same thing. but, yesterday, and to your point, brian, look at the numbers. of the numbers are 4.5 million illegals crossed since biden has taken office. i don't know why we have to make this political. we are just saying my gosh, y'all have opened the border, you are saying it's secure. it's not. >> steve: just a lot of people. look at that. >> ainsley: to jordan's point he said this is all intentional. mayorkas has said we are executing our plan on the border. president biden halls said that we're trying to make it easier for people to get here and we're succeeding. so this is what they want.

>> brian: here is an example of someone who did the right way. solas been in this country trip for 30 years, got his own business and employees. he went down to see it himself. these migrants expect benefits from the government. don't appreciate what they have given. i have been here 30 years i never got nothing from the government. i busted my blank and now i own my own construction company. seeing these guys sitting here expecting everything to be given to them with no effort. it's not fair to the migrants willing to work and are working for a better fuse. no kidding. and that's just a perfect example of somebody who came here. i don't know how they exactly got here but they obviously are happy to be here. he went to take some video of this. and they started putting umbrellas in his face. activists doing that same thing they were doing to other people in the press who can't believe ingrates sitting on grates on the sidewalk last night. >> ainsley: 70% of our country think it's a crisis. >> steve: brand new polling

data. the main reason they were able to get the migrants into cruise terminal in brooklyn because it was 18 degrees last night. many so, in other words, they were saying we would rather sleep on the street unless it's 18. so now, everybody is gone. >> brian: right. just so you know, the premise the democrats were saying this is racist, that republicans are racist, there are over 140 countries sending citizens to our southern border. even the most fervent racist has a lot of trouble being racist against 140 different nationals. so, that was totally a letdown yesterday. the numbers are stunning. we're being invaded for democrats not to cite that and then maybe differ on how to fix it. >> ainsley: being forced to pay. >> brian: so discouraging. >> ainsley: pay for people from other countries. breaking the law. >> brian: sharing it netflix as

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>> ainsley: yeah, todd piro is here with the details he said he got there and they had already been shot. in the courtroom there was a different story told. >> todd: much given story. gasps heard throughout the courtroom yesterday as a witness identifies alex murdaugh's voice in a video taken just moments before his wife and son were killed. the now disbarred attorney crying once again in court as prosecutors played a clip of what is believed to be his wife and son's final moments at the family's estate in south carolina. >> hey, he got a bird in his mouth. >> hey, bubba. >> a long-time murdaugh family friend taking the stand identifying all three voices heard in the video shot by paul murdaugh, the son. he tells jurors he is certain the second voice is that of alex murdaugh placing him at the crime scene and casting doubt on the double murder's suspect's alibi. >> do you recognize paul's voice. >> yes, sir. >> do you recognize maggie's voice. >> yes, sir. >> do you recognize alex's

voice? >> yes, sir. >> 100 percent? >> yes, sir. >> can you point out alex murdaugh, the voice you recognize in this video in this courtroom, please. >> murdaugh insists he was not at home before the killings but instead arrived hours later to find his wife maggie and his son paul in a pull of blood. the trial is expected to last several weeks. back to you. >> ainsley: he claims he was at his mother's house checking on her and his mother has dementia. >> steve: thank you very much, todd. for instance, with the idaho murders up in moscow, idaho, they use the geo fencing to figure out where that guy's phone was. so this guy's phone was not used to tag him to that location but his voice was. you know. and you can bring in forensic experts to analyze the voice pattern to say look, it's exactly the same voice.

>> ainsley: were not expecting they had that. >> brian: ashley strohmier has he the other breaking news. >> ashley: the 29-year-old tyre nichols was laid to rest weeks after his death following a traffic stop beating. thousands attended the service held at the same church where martin luther king jr. delivered final speech. nichols' sister delivering a heart wrenching eulogy, listen. >> my brother was robbed of his life. his passions, and his talents. but not his light. it left me completely heart broken. i see the world showing him love and fighting for his justice. but all i want is my baby brother back. >> ashley: tyre nichols died days after the beating. body cam footage of the incident released after five memphis police officers were fired and charged sparked nationwide

protests. now to a fox weather alert. at least seven people are dead in texas. another killed in arkansas. this is a powerful winter storm continues to cripple the mid south. at least three deadly crashes unfolding on slick icy roads. this morning, more than 388,000 texas residents are still without power and hundreds of flights are delayed or canceled today just one day after 1800 flights were grounded across the u.s. g.o.p. oversight committee chairman james comer sounding the alarm on the billions in waste, fraud, and abuse in federal government's covid-19 pandemic programs, take a listen. >> we owe it to the american people to get to the bottom of the greatest theft of american taxpayer dollars in history. we must identify where this money went, how much ended up in the hands of fraudsters or ineligible participants and what should be done to ensure that it never happens again. >> ashley: government accountability office found that the labor department spent $45 billion on fraudulent

unemployment claims. rob gronkowski is welcoming tom brady to the two times retired club. he also retired twice once from the patriots and then after joining brady and the bucs. brady's ex-wife supermodel gisele bundchen wishing you only wonderful things in this new chapter of your life. the nfl network and espn are reporting brady recorded latest retirnlts video at least one day before posting it yesterday morning. the seven-time super bowl winner told the bucs before going public with his decision the "boston globe" says brady's parents were the first to know last week. keep it here, later in the show, we are going to talk to fox news contributor and brady's podcast co-host jim gray will join us to react to the big announcement of his retirement. those your headlines, guys. i would hope that his parents would know before everybody else. >> steve: why not. got to tell somebody. >> brian: interesting. because it looks like they were touring. i didn't know their kids were home schooled. and they have been touring schools in miami.

looks like they are going to live in miami across the way from each opener. so, it looks like they are set. their kids are going to go to public cool school for the firt time. he is ready to turn that chapter. interesting for fox. because he was going to be on the a team in the broadcast booth but greg olsen is doing unbelievable job as the color commentator. he is going to be doing the super bowl this week. >> steve: but the whole world wants to see tom brady and i bet he shows up. >> brian: it's a skill. joe montana was almost as famous as tom brady when he retired he didn't do that well as a broadcaster. after a couple years yeah, i don't want to do this anymore. i'm just curious. >> ainsley: they will figure out where he is best. i think he would be really good the guys that sit on the desk on the outside because then he can just weigh in a little bit here and there until he. >> steve: i want to learn a little tom bradyism and here he comes. >> brian: like him as a tony romo guy commenting about games as they come out or commenting after the games and previewing

the games? >> steve: they will figure it out. >> ainsley: what do you think? >> brian: i think he will develop like in the booth. i think that's the harder job. i think he will take the harder job but i don't think it's possible to go from the field to the booth without any -- >> ainsley: can they both be in there and do color? >> brian: sure. but i don't see it. >> steve: big booth. stay tuned a little drama. meanwhile, a little drama for you, in the world, there are 230 million subscribers of netflix. and of that number, hi there. >> ainsley: almost half of them. >> steve: 100 million households do something where they buy one netflix subscription and then everybody shares it. apparently that will be coming to an end by the end of march. they are coming up with a new because like everybody else. they are trying to cut costs, make more money. so what they are going to do is there is a message right now in costa rica, chele and peru that says anyone in your household. those that live with you at your

primary location can use the netflix account but those not in your household need to get their own account or you can add them as an extra member for a fee. so, what they're doing is they're going to crack down on if your family shares netflix. >> ainsley: oh my gosh, it's so frustrating. most people are good people not giving their passwords to everyone in their friend circle but you do give it to maybe your family members. >> steve: all your kids. >> ainsley: might go to college and utility it in their dorm. most frustrating thing i don't know if it's netflix. trying to watch a movie too many people are watching on my account. no one in my account is watching. >> brian: might have pirate. >> ainsley: i think it's a glitch. i haven't given my password to anyone. >> steve: we do, too. like if you have got youtube tv and says you have got too many people using it. sometimes if you have two tvs on in the same house, that counts as two. >> ainsley: that's ridiculous. they need to fix that problem.

>> brian: iphone on a train and you are watching, every month the way the policy reads in march, you have to register your ipad, your iphone. >> steve: do it automatically. >> ainsley: i heard this morning they used to do it that way, brian, but they changed it because people were complaining. >> steve: it will know where your house is. it will know where you are. what if you have -- look, we have got millions of people who watch, they might have two houses. they have a house down in florida for the winter and then a house up north. so what are they going to do? netflix doesn't really address it. also, what if your mother, an elderly mother, you have got her the netflix on in her house, they're all. >> ainsley: she might need her own account. that's what they are saying. >> steve: that's what they're saying, look, it's your family. i bought a netflix family. >> ainsley: mother doesn't know how to get a new account and you have to take control of that. that's what is frustrating we have enough going on and enough passwords to remember.

netflix tweeted this out love is sharing a password. so they were encouraging it then, brian. >> brian: right. things change. they say they estimate 100 million people worldwide regularly use netflix and don't pay for it. as they try to get this streaming model together to make a profit, which is the goal, instead of upping it. why don't we crack down on the people using it. so i can't tell you how many times i put out i went on hulu last night i look up new password. right away i'm like okay. >> who changed the password? i got to go put the word and 1eu9 there and wait for someone to answer me. >> ainsley: so true. >> brian: so here's the thing. >> ainsley: in order to watch a movie i'm going to figure this out take me 15 minutes. >> brian: i'm better off reading a book. let me do something else. >> steve: here is going to what happening to netflix. you know what? we're just going to get rid of it. we already have five streaming services, apple tv, hulu, youtube tv. we don't need netflix. that ultimately what is going to happen this is going to blow up

in their face and lose 100 million people. >> ainsley: ains my daughter wanted to watch princess and the frog. i go to watch it, not available in your region. what does that mean? >> brian: you have been hacked. >> ainsley: available in other countries but not ours? >> brian: you are not ready for it. >> ainsley: new york city is not ready for it. >> brian: absolutely. receive steve get that on apple music sometime. >> ainsley: find the princess and the frog hayden would like it. >> steve: how about fredy the frog caster. >> ainsley: she likes those books. >> brian: soon start arresting people for wrong passwords. >> steve: brian, you need to talk to your family about who is changing your password. >> ainsley: don't like anyone in new york unless you use someone's password. >> brian: or you are donald trump. 27 minutes after the hour. coming up, blocking biden. >> republicans are attempting to stop the president from investing your life savings into woke causes. congressman andy barr on the efforts to curb bind's

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fellow. nicholas giordano joins us now. this is stunning to read. i thought about you right away. now all of a sudden if you want a sunny degree you have to take awoke course? you have to meet the the diversified equity and inclusion social justice requirements and colleges and universities throughout the country are actually pushing this in their graduation degree programs as well. and so it's extremely divisive. what's being done in higher cationd enrollment is down. companies are dropping degree rerequirements and all through self-inflicted wounds like this some of the things in the equity class wouldn't apply to 2023 so these seniors can graduate. involving race, class, gender power and privilege. oppression, opportunity, social justice action so some of the

buzz words whites are all oppressive blacks are victims. america terrible. built on slavery, on stolen land. these are going to be some of the buzz terms you have to sign off on and write essays about. the chancellor wrote this understanding and diversity essential to success in modern society and economy by recognizing respectful dialogue and debate. suny provides students were world class education they deserved. up to this point they didn't provide that education but now they do. >> it really is amazing. biggest problem is when you start changing student learning objectives to meet these requirements there is no debate or discussion of whether institutional racism still exists and what agencies or democracy does it exist? how does it effect everyone? almost as if it's an absolute guarantee. what it does is tribal blizs society. puts identity above the american identity put everyone in their

little groups and tribal societies don't work and that's exactly what they're doing. you are either part of the oppressed or you are the oppressor is. and, unfortunately. too many, we got -- it's been going on for far too long where we need to stand up america unique nation. many different people we coexist well together. they are destroying the framework. the reality is that the united states is one of the few nations that's been able to achieve this idea that we could all coexist together and now they are saying that these institutions they are against you and racist and part of an evil cabal since the beginning of our history 250 years of recorded history. so, when we look at this, what's going to be the response towards the country that these students are living in and how does this prepare them for the workforce? that's -- when we look at college, college prepares students for the workforce, how does this do that? >> brian: so well put. the most successful multi

cultural country in the world that doesn't mean you don't bring up is he cigarettes gation history. >> totality of american history. >> brian: exactly melting pot is the buzz word. a lot of the people watching at home say go somewhere else. they are great schools. they are affordable. they're subsidized with tax dollars. and if you are paying taxes, you kind of want to push your kids towards a suny school. other ones $70,000. affordable. teachers are exceptional. putting people in a tough spot. nick, not you, keeping fighting back and hopefully the students will have a say. appreciate it. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: all right. coming up straight ahead. it's groundhog day. janice dean awaiting punxsutawney phil's prediction and i can't wait. you know the term pins and needles that's what i'm feeling. >> janice: happening in less than an hour. fireworks going off. we sang the national anthem. we saw the upper circle come in. less than an hour away from the greatest prediction of all of

time. the groundhog will come out and tell us if there is going to be another six more weeks of winter. so you want to stick around for "fox & friends" coming up next. ♪ >> janice: wohoo!

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department of labor is now going to be steering retail investors into politically motivated retirement funds as opposed to retirement funds that rex exclusively dedicated to financial performance. >> this is a big problem in the middle of 40-year high record inflation. it's a big problem because it's estimated that there is a $3.8 trillion gap feign what americans have saved for retirement and what they are actually going to need for an affordable retirement. we have a personal savings crisis in this country i interest. americans deserve their 401(k)s, their retirement plans to deliver maximum returns, financial returns. they don't need to have their retirement plans directed in a political manner to advance social, environmental or political causes. in many cases causes with which they disagree. >> ainsley: what are some of these investments that i might in my 401(k) or anyone watching

might have that we will no longer be able to invest in? >> any kind of etf or mutual fund invested in energy stocks is going to be subject to discrimination as a result of this rule. and this is a real problem. especially when you have the stock sell off like we saw last year where these esg funds under performed the broader market. they under performed because they were, by definition, less diversified. they were heavy in tech stocks and this was a tech-heavy sell off and they were light in energy stocks. energy stocks overperformed the market substantially. so when you are looking at these undiversified, less diversified etfs those are precisely the kinds of fund, these esg funds, precisely the funds you don't want to be invested in last year. it e. there was an important study ainsley conducted by ucla and nyu a few years ago if you were ininvested in esg funds the

politically funds biden administration pushing vs. a plain have a mila s&p 500 fund, you were basically earning 2.5% less over that five years period. it's investing 101. you want to be diversified and we need to depolitical size the allocation of capital so americans can have the retirement security they deserve. >> this is our money chose how to invest it. make more money in certain stocks they won't allow us to invest in. you are interviewersing legislation in the house. democrats have the senate. joe manchin on board and few more democrats in the senate. ultimately the president is going to veto this. at least you are bringing awareness to this. congressman barr, thanks so much for being on with us. >> thank you. >> ainsley: land it over to ashley. >> we begin with details on a new military base deal brokered by the biden administration. the defense secretary in manila to announce the u.s. is gaining

more access to four more bases in the fill feigns. move comes among concerns of possible invasion in taiwan. temperatures are growing in the region alleges north korea warns of a number for nuke fallout military exercises between the u.s. and so south korea. ingesting unknown white powder. the officer was unconscious for 10 seconds before given the overdose reversal drug. not been confirmed what that substance was. but the officer is recovering and the suspect is in custody. universal studios taking major heat because of its mario cart ride. apparently doesn't fit riders with waste waists over 40 inches. super nintendo world isn't open to the public. twitter users are unhappy about what they heard about the tight squeeze in the carts. one person complains it's just basically fat phobic.

nothing that can't accommodate a bigger human. super nintendo world set to open to the public officially february 17th. little people to celebrate the super bowl. the chief's toys patrick mahomes, travis jones and chelsea jaylen hurts, fletcher cox and smith. along with a super fan of each team. fisher-price only orldz made of the winning team's toys. if the chief's wins and you order of the eagles toys you aren't getting the eagles little people set. those are your headlines, ainsley back to you. >> ainsley: groundhog day and in less than one hour, 7:20. punxsutawney phil will emerge. janice dean arrive in gob glers knob in pennsylvania ahead of this week's big prediction. hey, janice. >> janice: hello, good morning. punxsutawney and new york we are having a great time, america. people who have never been to

punxsutawney, pennsylvania, this is their first time pam. where are you from? >> we are from tampa. >> janice: what's your name? >> robert from tampa. >> you are together, right? >> yes. >> it's your birthday groundhog day. >> yes, today is my big 6-0. >> janice: congratulations so you picked groundhog day to celebrate. >> absolutely. i surprised him with a trip up here. >> janice: oh my gosh, planning like a year in advance. >> year in advance to make this special day happen. >> janice: what do you think so far? >> it's exciting. a lot of energy. it's very -- a lot of hospitality and fun. cat scan january amazing. i'm going to talk to another pam how met at the hotel. and you knit these beautiful hats. >> i crochet these hats every year. >> janice: where are you from? >> i'm from dallas, texas. >> janice: how many years have you come to fawnks, punxsutawney pennsylvania? >> this is my 15 want years. i'm 69 years old today. >> janice: yes. you celebrate your here. >> even during the pandemic. >> janice: how is the energy so far, pam?

>> this is wonderful. it's so exciting. it's the biggest pep rally. the fireworks, meeting new people every year. it's so wonderful and fantastic. >> janice: they are coming back again next year. >> janice: have you arranged that. >> absolutely. we are coming back. janice: like a big family here. >> it definitely is. >> janice: thank you so much for being here. if you want to get on tv. what's your name? say hi, josie. >> janice: are you having fun? >> yes. from north carolina. our first time. [cheers] >> janice: what is' your name my friend? >> herby. i'm from tampa, florida. >> janice: is in your first groundhog day? >> yes, ma'am. >> janice: what do you think? >> it's amazing. >> janice: do you think that punxsutawney is going to come out and say six more weeks of winter? >> maybe. >> janice: less than an hour to. it's happening here. punxsutawney, pennsylvania. the 137th groundhog day. is everybody having fun? [cheers]

>> ainsley: it's so funny. janice, so many people from different areas. and that young man he is a perfect age for this. because we all the grew up watching it and now he is at the age where he is there and able to understand what's going on. >> janice: you know what? i brought my family here in 2017. it's something that they never forget. it is a bucket list, i think everyone needs to experience punxsutawney, pennsylvania at least one year. thank you so much for being here, guys. back you to, ainsley. >> ainsley: 30 minutes from finding out if we have a longer winter or not. he gave the best answer "maybe" that's pretty safe. congressman wesley hunt is going to join us live. super surprise for a deserving military veteran. american hero receiving free tickets to the big game. he's going to join us live. he doesn't know. ♪ i'm going to win ♪ yeah ♪ i'm gone that win.

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>> ainsley: super bowl 457 between the chiefs and eagles on fox a week away. one military veteran will be in the stand after receiving tickets from his favorite player. >> brian: super star michael parsons teaming up with usaa and special forces to give sergeant first class mark watson with tickets to the big game. >> steve: and mark watson joins us right now live. mark, good morning to you. congratulations. >> thank you, sir. >> steve: you were very smart because when you were asked who your favorite nfl player was you picked this guy as it turns out that guy picked you for the free trip. >> yes, sir. >> steve: any idea why he picked you? >> i don't know why he picked me but i know why i picked him.

>> steve: why? >> because he kind of personifies the way we are in special forces. we are known as the quiet professional. and that's what micah is. he is a quiet professional. he goes out, he does his job. gets up and goes back to the huddle. he doesn't grandstand, flex, pose, he just takes care of business not only on the field but also i believe in his personal life. >> ainsley: mark, i didn't think you knew about this i thought it was going to be a surprise this morning. i understand i'm wrong. you do know about it. when did you find out? how did you feel and how are you preparing to go to the game? >> i found out about two weeks ago. i was pranked by a former sergeant major of mine who nominated me smith. and he was supposedly planning a reunion for the plank owners of our 1st group company in san antonio it turned out to be usaa and smith on the line and they

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