>> steve: exactly. where does that leave kamala harris? that will be the big debate. and something that is interesting that we have to tale about, if they get rid of biden before the electiostinn and she stepped san, who will she pick as vp? anyway, thank you for watching all the stories and tucker carlson is next on "the next revolution." ♪ ♪ >> fox news a learn, the gang of fate awaiting an intelligence intelligence briefings in this bible and across the integrity of the united states hovering over the military bases for making its way offshore. you were watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i am griff jenkins in four todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the blimp finally shot down i have on saturday evening as the president gave the order on

wednesday. >> this balloon is going down. this balloon has been taken down and falling from the sky. >> ashley: but officials want to know why it took seven days for the biden administration to handle this. >> china has been for some time and will be the primary strategic adversary of the united states. a message they are trying to send the world we can do whatever we want in the america can't stop us. >> they should not have this encouragement in the united states. we have a real problem. >> this bible and has become testing president biden strength and unfortunately the president failed that test. >> griff: brooke singman has more exclusive reporting and kicks things off for us on this monday morning. hey, brooke. >> with the gang of eight will be meeting as her list tomorrow

for the briefing on the chinese spy balloon floating across the mainland last week. navy divers are working to recover debris after air force after air force f-22 fighter jet shut down the balloon on the coast of south carolina on saturday. according to senior u.s. defense officials, the balloon launch from china january 21st and crossed into alexis go january 28th. idaho on the 21st and several states including a handful of military bases before it was finally shot down. let's take a close look at the five air force bases the chinese was spotted near. two in north dakota, one montana, another wyoming, and another nevada. i spoke to senior administration official who said another chinese balloon crash near hawaii four months ago and the same official telling me, "the surveillance balloons with the transit united states during the prior administration went undetected. the official tell me the

information on those by wilden's was discovered after the trump administration. but trump administration officials claim that never happen and are criticizing the biden administration for disinformation. >> it is not true. i can refute it and former secretary of defense mark esper disputed it and mike pompeo deputed it. every time something goes wrong and the biden administration there is one of two responses. they find a way to blame the trump administration or try to find a way to save the trump administration did it too. it didn't. we would have heard about it before. >> i spoke with former president trump before who said, "this never happened and it would never have happened. it never happened with us under the trump administration and if it did, we would have shut it down immediately. this is disinformation." meanwhile chuck schumer settles in the tours will receive

briefing next wednesday and reportedly additional action towards china." >> griff: brooke, thank you very much. let's bring in former deputy assistant secretary and defense for east asia under the trump administration, thank you for being here this early. thank you for reporting there. were you aware of any previous spy balloons from china during your watch? if not, what does that tell you that the top leaders in the administration were not notified? >> i was absolutely not aware of any chinese balloon intrusions into the united states airspace as was highlighted. the president himself former cabinet officials said the exact same thing. so, i would be shocked if it did, in fact, occur. i think the timing of this

egregious violation of airspace, this particularly significant given the fact that secretary blinken was on the verge of getting on an airplane and going to beijing on the heels of president biden's general secretary she. >> ashley: can you elabo elabore on that and what is the interesting time in can you go into detail? >> certainly. the chinese launching such a provocative aircraft into the u.s. airspace was just a demonstration of the fact that deterrence is lessening. we have had a number of issues internationally precipitous withdrawal from afghanistan 2021, or failure to deter the russian invasion in ukraine just under a year ago. now, the fact that it appears as though the biden administration

is focused singularly on trying to improve relations with china, when, in fact, the chinese government actions and chinese government policies really do not set a foundation for an improvement of such relations. >> griff: that is a fascinating observation. so you are sagging that this was china testing the administration head of this important meeting to see what they shoot down, a spy balloon with the entire continental u.s. with six bases, what they shoot it down or acknowledge publicly even if they didn't commit which of the administration was desperate for normalization of relations. is that what you are saying? >> the timing is certainly suspect when the balloon was launched, when the government, our government and our airspace

and secretary blinken actually postponed a visit. quite frankly, it was made public several days after it entered american airspace over the aleutian islands. if i had been in the administration i would recommend that they cancel this immediately and number two, the aircraft be brought down early on. it should not have been allowed to traverse the continental united states for a week. >> ashley: i want to read this statement from china, china's "under such circumstances the u.s. force is an overreaction in serious violation of international practice. china will resolutely safeguard the interest of the company concerned and reserve the right to make further responses if necessary." what do you think that response of china will look like, especially in the short term? >> my overarching concern is

that china will continue its malign activities all across the world. it is not just a question of u.s./china relations, but i think the chinese will go after her interest internationally. so, i have her see that the chinese will increase their support to the russia federation. there has been talk about secretary she visiting putin and that will be a very, very blatant demonstration that the chinese are supporting their partner, moscow. i also envision the chinese not only being helpful on north korean nuclear and missile provocations, but perhaps increasing the support to north korea. and of course, taiwan, taiwan is

suffering from taiwan's intrusions into air and sea space. and i am fish and that as has been -- i am patient that speaker mccarthy will travel to taiwan at some point. i envision that will again be a very, very tense time in the bilateral relationship in effect could provide a reason for the chinese to institute a crisis in the chinese see as well. >> ashley: thank you so much for being with us this morning and i'm packing all of this for us. >> thank you. >> ashley: president biden set to address the nation in state of the union address to lay the groundwork for the expected 2024 election campaign. >> griff: and they don't want biden to run. alexandria hoff joins us with more, good morning, i, alex. >> president biden is expected

with job creation layout policy priorities that will not fly the new republican-controlled house at the same time his address will be seen as a kick off point for the 2024 campaign season. according to a new nbc "washington post" poll it will be a hard sell for the president. 58% of democratic voters want someone else to run. 31% like him seeking reelection. secretary pete buttigieg was presented with these numbers and came to the swift defense of his boss. >> do i want him to run again? a large number of democrats say they don't want him to run ag again. he is an absolutely historically successful president. and i want to see that continue. >> let's take a look back fiscal year 2023. almost 718,000 migrant encounters at the border, $13.1 trillion spending under the president and seven days of vacation but 22 press

conferences. in the dirt tim scott does not expect to hear about any of that tomorrow night. >> i think you will hear a lot of glossing over the real issues that people are through. and it would be american people, i'm sorry. i apologize, record-breaking inflation and record-breaking border crossings. >> sarah huckabee sanders will provide the republican response to tomorrow's address, griff, ashley. >> ashley: alexandria hoff live for us, thank you. "the new york post" six lies biden will toe in his state of the union. number one he reduce the deficit $1.4 trillion but the first two years it has risen by $4.2 trillion making it more than in a two year period in american history. lie number two, this is the one you will hear his entire administration push all the time

and almost every time we hear them speak. the biden administration inherited a bad economy. this one always gets me because of the 18th the second half of 2020, the economy rose by 20% under president trump. this is laughable to the americans who actually were pulling money out of their retirement just to pay the mortgages this year. lie number three come inflation was high wind biden entered office. i have no idea where he is getting this one because average undetrump, biden sworn into offe 1.4% when he was sworn in. fast-forward to the summer of 2022, the summer of 2022 commit rose above 9%. i hate to break it to him, but that has nothing to do with inherited economy. he inherited a great economy and nearly crushed it. lie number for coco my will have this off to you, griff, that hee

but you've been down there a lot. so you tell us, do you think the border is secure? >> griff: listen, of course it is not. myself, bill melugin and others have shown that the numbers and images for the better part of te unsecure. but you know, ashley commit is fascinating, i had the privilege of working with tony snow, who was here many years ago who passed away but the speechwriter for george wh bush, and the biggest challenge he talked about was writing the state of the union speech peer of the hardest one to write for the white house because you need to take away with bill clinton, ano now the challenge, what can he say that won't be a lie when it comes to inflation, the economy, when it comes to gas prices falling, when it comes to the border being secure? and the answer is, there is not

much room for a victory lap. and i think what you have fear of when it comes to speak to us tomorrow night, will he say something that further shows the administration is out of touch and detached from reality? the reality of millions of americans who go to the grocery store. the millions of americans who live along the border? that will be the toughest part of it, ashley. >> ashley: and another when he will talk about is he has brought them gas. i filled up this morning and the place i get gas from has gone up $0.20 in two weeks. it is very slow, but it is still going up. not only that, just so much higher at the low end right now than a couple of years ago. so i don't know where they are getting all of this, i've got a great economy, the border is secure. how many times have we talked to people at the border who says it is a complete mess? >> griff: listen, you are going to hear the administration

take credit for lower migrant encounters in january. i expect that to be released any day now. but the fact is, they are still on an unprecedented level. 150,000 plus down from 250,000 plus and those numbers never seen before. it is a very, very misleading headwinds they will try to pull off. if he addresses the border, we will see what happens because we have house hearings coming. we saw the first one this past week. we will see a lot more. at the end of the day, we will see with the president takes credit for and how he compares with reality of americans across the country. that will be the take away. we will see what happens. >> ashley: we will see later on this week. and the 2023 grammy awards breaking the record for most grammy award wins in history despite showing up late to the ceremony because she was stuck in traffic. we will see that she fought back

tears during her emotional speech with best electronic album. >> i want to thank god for protecting me. thank you, god. i would like to think my uncle, who is not here. but he is here in spirit. i would like to thank my parents, my father, my mother, for loving me and pushing me. i would like to thank my beautiful husband, my beautiful three children who are at home watching. >> ashley: viola davis making history last night by going exclusive club performers with one ma, oscar, and tony award. >> she presents the grammy and won earlier today which means

she is officially a egot, viola davis. speak to swift these everywhere as taylor swift wins best music video for "all too well." everyone loves taylor swift, the first artist to win the award and directing own music video. harry styles taking his first album of the year award for harry styles and one direction member taking home the best pop local album bringing his total to three grammy's since he broke off from the popular boy band but in the meantime, another for chris and potomac "god is with us," scott spoke on the red carpet and sharing quiet hope for king and country's nominated number is so good. >> it is such an important message and about the bringer of

hope where we find our hope. to be able to tell the story and point others to finding hope themselves. it is important now more than ever the world needs this message. >> i mean, quickly, beyonce one next to taylor swift dashing in a midnight blue dress but what does this mean for ticketmaster? they must be shaking in their boots because there is a beyonce tour coming. my goodness, we will see what happens. to support >> come truex jr. and the bush class at the coliseum yesterday, holding off austin dd now to win the preseason race. the first victory since 2021 after he went winless in 2022. we will see if carries this momentum into the regular season, february 19th from

daytona 500 on fox sports. and the 2023 pro bowl, the nfc takes down 35-33. both teams coached by the manning brothers and peyton unhappy when eli directed the players to take a knee at the end of the game. watch. >> he said i could take a knee! >> that is a penalty! >> griff: they are so competitive even fighting over flag football. this week one more nfl game to wrap up the weekend, the eagles and the chief squaring off super bowl lvii, which kicks off 6:30 p.m. eastern only on fox. >> ashley: you know i am cheering for my chiefs. todd is too. so take a look at this

incredible video showing the moment the costar attempts to rescue off of the coast of oregon after crashes into a vote, and how it ended. >> griff: new york city schools, welcome into the classroom for a vaccination. we are talking to two former city teachers who lost their careers for refusing the job. that is next.

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joining me now our joy and both fired last year for refusing to get the vaccine. ladies, as i said, thank you so much for being with us. i wish it was on different terms but i'm glad you are here to share what happened to you guys. joy come i want to go with you first. when this all happened you had to choose. explain to us what that conversation look like. >> for me, i had to think about what is the best support of my beliefs and my convictions. and it was to allow the department of education -- a choice between my qualifications which i renewed every three years which was coming up or push to choose to be terminated because i would not comply. i was never going to comply. so i had to choose to lose my career. which was very hard for me.

i work tirelessly to train with these kids. i had to let it all go. >> ashley: you are just now joining us and both former teachers, cassie, you were a teacher 25 years. >> a math teacher, k-12. so you were fired for not getting not getting vaccinated, but also to bring it to light, you also came out of retirement during the height of covid to help the city out when there was a soap shortage. what do you think when the migrant children are being let into the schools with no proof of vaccinations? >> it is illegal, unethical, and it is insane. they are actually risking, risking, risking the safety of

all new yorkers. you can't have one policy for one group and another policy for another group. so, that really, the whole city should be in an uproar because it is illegal, unethical and unconstitutional. >> ashley: who do you blame for this? i blame those who think they have the authority to do this. and you look with this country is founded on. there is no authority for public servants and what they are doing is completely dividing the people. they are not divining themselves but dividing the people. because you have here migrants coming in and told something is wavered, but then you have 26,000 students in 2019 that weren't allowed to be in the same position as these migrants. so now you have this huge divide, families that have had to make these choices. here in it is being rubbed in the face of taxpayers paying for the education and under the constitution, education is not something to be discriminated against. there has been huge discrimination against the city,

the children and harm done. honestly, for me i blame eric adams spirits >> ashley: cassey, you told me earlier everyone needs to come together but who do you blame for this right now? >> not only the mayor but all of new york city administration. >> ashley: do you think this will ever get solved? what is the teachers union doing for you guys? >> nothing. they never did appear they were silent. the teachers union never did anything ever. speak to the health official said surprising number of migrant children who had never had a single shot coming into the country. they were shocked by that. how dangerous is this, not only for the teachers but the kids in the whole population? this could be a very bad situation, am i right? >> very much so. >> it can be a bad situation but also -- >> ashley: critical on top of

everything else. >> hypocritical because like i said before, you've had situations in the city where the families didn't want to based on their religious convictions not to have that for their child. they were protected, but here it is. like i said, 26,000 children in 2019 pushed out because you had the jewish community bombarded with nurses, hiding their children appear this is a fact. now, fast forward in 2023, you are allowing those coming to this country because they are being told they are seeking something that something will be given to them, especially new york. and the sanctuary, which i mean come and you can be taken care of, but that is on our backs and on the backs of city workers and taxpayers. >> ashley: there has to be stipulations for people coming over here because it is not fair

to the american worker, the taxpayer, our children. joy has a young child. you have a family. you were a teacher for 25 years. this was your life, and it was taken away from you because of something you chose not to do. now, like you said, it is hypocritical of what is happening. ladies, thank you so much for being with us. i'm sorry this happened to you, but we need people like you to speak up. >> and come together. >> ashley: cassey, joy, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> ashley: take a look of its exclusive videos but box cameras with a human smuggler being arrested in real time after a daring high-speed chase. we will tell you but nomadic authorities found after this. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> ashley: senators ted cruz and joe manchin with a bill to block a ban on gas stoves to prohibit consumer product safety

commission from changing regulations or increasing the price of gas stoves. this comes after the white house walk back comments on eight potential ban. the white house said the biden administration was serious about banning gas stoves before receiving some massive pushback. a fox news digital review uncovering papal trail of dark money linked to environmental groups that were driving the government to crack down on lobster fishing. tax filings reveal one group received millions of dollars from far left dark money donors that includes the pentagon you fun with more than $10 million pushing for greater restrictions on lobster fishing to protect white whales from getting tangled up in gear. the lobster industry has suffered since the biden administration with loss of millions of dollars of profit, griff. >> griff: ashley thank you 12

new jersey mayor signing a letter to holt offshore projects with the state. january 12th, the seventh dead whale washed ashore and new jersey and walnut opposed to green energy, we are concerned about these projects may already have on our environment. the mayor signing the letter, he joins us now. mr. mayor, thank you for taking time this monday morning. 12 mayors to get together and agree on anything insignificant but this this one seems to be universal and saying where is the concern about the environmental damage may be on these whales? >> hey, grip, good morning. i think it speaks volumes how much this situation totally wreaks. 12 mayors, 12 different political backgrounds all over the coast of new jersey coming together on one issue. part of that is really because

of the hypocrisy in this. it almost sounds like democrat talking points but you think about it and you have the industrialization of the ocean and so much bigger than the whales which is tragic in and of itself because they are huge, intelligent mammals, write the industrialization of the ocean and less pristine and future looking thing with these turbines in the lakes with environmental groups are totally against it. it will decimate tourism, or commercial and recreational groups who are totally against it. it is getting jammed through. you have to ask yourself why? what is the rush here? and the answer is like most things, it is money. all the politicians from the federal to the state level have taken money from these large multinational energy corporations and the general

public doesn't know about this yet and trying to jam through before anyone rises up to it. >> griff: paul, listen i remember save the whales, save the whales and bumper stickers on every car. where are they now? it is not the whales, just accept that and move on. >> right, and there is no one more environmentally friendly than beach towns. we care about the environment so much and champion of the coast of the society. we are environmentally friendly and there is a ton of hypocrisy of all these massive whales are washing up on the coast left and right and we usually have one or two whale deaths but eight since the sonar testing has started alone. and they are trying to blame it

on vote strikes, but they navigate through sonar and something is messing this up. >> griff: hopefully the authorities at the federal level will listen to you because 23 dead humpback whales have washed ashore new jersey since 2016. that is disturbing, sad and unacceptable so quickly before we run out of time, good news, got married this weekend and i think we have a photo. what appears to be a cold setting. >> it was an ice chapel, my wife is really into these hallmark movies as i'm sure a lot of the listeners are, negative 26 degrees. >> griff: congratulations to the newlyweds and thank you for coming on mr. mayor. come back to keep us updated what is going on with the situation of the whales. >> definitely miss you guys

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♪ ♪ speed to migrants in new york city are leaving the big apple for the greater pastures of canada thanks to u.s. taxpayer-funded bus tickets. >> griff: marianne rafferty is live in los angeles with the latest, hey, marianne. >> good morning griff, and ashley. the big apple, deciding to head to the great white north with bus tickets to canada being offered to any migrants who want to leave. one of the migrants said new york is not what he thought it would be. he tells "the new york post," the military gave me and my family free bus tickets. i'm going to canada for a better quality of life or my family. new york governor david paterson ripping new york city officials for prioritizing migrants over the city's homeless population and blasting the u.s. for allowing migrants to use its asylum system. >> what bothered me last week

was when the migrants who were asked to go to the facility in brooklyn said that they would rather stay at the one in midtown manhattan. two blocks away from that hotel. there are other people out on the street who are homeless. they have problems, too, and they were citizens of the united states. i don't know that asylum isn't starting to become an industry because of so many people choosing to do this. >> in the meantime, we learn migrants from several countries, including china, entering the u.s. via the southern border. cbp said agents encountered five migrants from china along with four from african countries and three from him and appear at the republican-led house calling for an investigation to dhs secretay alejandro mayorkas. >> if you want to do it, let's do the inquiry but if we will sit around and talk about it and not do it or have action to

investigate to perceive what normal due process for secretary mayorkas, you are making a huge mistake. we don't have the time. we can't go through another few years with 5 million people entering the country illegally. >> data from january, reported more than 250,000 migrant encounters in december. ashley, griff. >> ashley: marianne, thank you. fox news cameras with a huge smuggler in real time and nine migrants crammed into this truck come at the trunk of a white car in the rio grande valley. the the dps officials finally pulled him over in a parking lot and one migrant attempted to run and captured by officers. we are told the car was filled with eight mexican nationals and one cuban who have all been arrested. >> griff: in new york city, mayor adam spending the coldest night of the year and a migrant facility. pictures this week and showed

adams playing video games with migrants sleeping on a cot at the shelter. this follows last week's migrant protest outside of the washington hotel with dozens housed there refused to leave claiming the new migrant facility would not be comfortable. los angeles city councilmember yuko martinez who previously called to abolish the police is being called out by the l.a.p.dd law enforcement asking for "extra patrol to keep an eye on his broken down car." >> ashley: the vice president of the los angeles police protection joins us now. i want to talk about that hypocrisy of this. i think you actually referred to martinez as mr. refund the police. he identified himself as someone who wants to abolish not just defund the police but completely abolish the police but talk

about the hypocrisy of taking them from their jobs, from the streets just to watch his al alexis. >> apparently the councilman and his staff want to abolish the police for everyone but themselves. it is complete height of hypocrisy. this is why some people don't trust politicians. we have a series crime problem in los angeles, we have murders, homeless encampments, we have robberies, home invasion robberies. then you have the councilman calling because his car broke down? that is unbelievable. we are down 700 police officers in los angeles. they are spread thin. you have a councilman using his influence to have a police officer come to monitor his vehicle because he is broken down? how about calling aaa? >> griff: sergeant, it seems that councilman is caught off guard and upset about this because the local fox reporters

commented. here is what martina's office said, "it has come to our attention the deputy staffer in context with l.a.p.d. with his personal vehicle. we are investigating internally and will take appropriate ac action. the congressman martinez is upset because this does not reflect the values and transparency of responsible government and being responsible to the community that elected him." your reaction to that statement. >> well, let's talk about first being accountable. accountable to your community is a entering crime is down and entering victims of crime, chil, rape victims, robbery, shooting victims ensuring they are safe so responsible and dangerous to want to abolish the police and to stand behind that. to say that they will investigate their own staffer is hard to believe.

the staffer didn't get direction from the councilman. i mean, it is his car, right? that just is unbelievable. i think they are backtracking on their campaign promise to abolish the police and to defund the police. so, i don't buy that one bit. >> ashley: sergeant, you are down 700 officers. i can't believe the police called that night had nothing better to do than to go watch his car. do they have to legally go watch his car? >> absolutely not. he is using his position to try to get that done. if i were to call, my sergeant, hey, my car is broke down, officers can you please come watch my car overnight or give me extra patrol? that would not happen. a regular citizen that will call the police for his broken down vehicle, that would not happen. that is not a crime. >> griff: sergeant how concerned are you about the overall efforts being pushed by

this and others in the l.a. city council to simply get rid of police? how concerned are you about t that? >> well, i'm very, very concerned about that because they are supposed to and we are to uphold the law, to protect the citizens. people want to be free to walk around in their community. people want to be free of crime in the incident of crime. anyone who wants to abolish the police is reckless, dangerous. i don't understand how this person got elected to office. but he definitely needs to step down if he is not willing to protect his constituents and protect the city of los angeles. >> griff: sergeant, thank you for getting up early this morning and thank you for your service to keep everybody safe. >> ashley: thank you. >> thank you. have a good day. >> griff: you too appear in fox news alert, 660 people reported that after massive mage

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>> president biden is set to address the nation at his state of the union address tomorrow, where he's expected to lay the groundwork for a potential 2024 reelection campaign. you're watching "fox and friends first" on this monday morning, i'm griff jenkins in for todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the border is a mess under biden with 717,000 migrant encounters this fiscal year, inflation is still hitting hard, biden spent 13 trillion in taxpayer dollars and 141 billion se